Teague came out and dribbled and dribbled as teammates watched, stolid as statues.
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But inexplicably, he dribbled away, and dribbled some more, and kept on dribbling far past the 3-point arc.
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Chicken Barber dribbled nimbly down the court, barren of defenders.
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Rutgers scored once more before Illinois dribbled out the clock.
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Morant then stole the ball and dribbled out the clock.
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They came out with basketballs and dribbled while they danced.
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Water dribbled from my eyes, and I nodded my head yes.
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Bass notes dribbled out of the café as thick as molasses.
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Once there, he dribbled the ball by himself, drunk and sweaty.
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In the second half, Keita dribbled the ball through several defenders.
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Because it's dribbled out slowly, again, we've ... It's hard to understand.
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WikiLeaks were dribbled out a thousand a day for the next month.
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"It bounced once, checked and then dribbled into the hole," Stevenson said.
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He then dribbled, circling the key and curling deep into right corner.
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Still, as early returns dribbled in on election night, nothing seemed guaranteed.
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Details about most have not been released, but some information has dribbled out.
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Paul dribbled the clock down to 13 seconds left before he missed a jumper.
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LaChance dribbled around aimlessly and then took a wildly deep three pointer that missed.
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The inbounds pass went to Antetokounmpo who dribbled in traffic before launching the shot.
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His long slap shot caromed off Lundqvist's pads and dribbled into the low slot.
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They are wonderful dribbled over just about anything that comes out of this kitchen.
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He dribbled right, shot left (through a defender's legs), but it went barely wide.
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Instead the ball dribbled into the middle of the net, and the crowd groaned.
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Then this man who is seven foot tall dribbled the length of the court.
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Cuneo passed at will, dribbled at will, and more or less scored at will.
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With the bases loaded, Barnes dribbled an infield run-scoring single that plated Corey Seager.
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As kids, they slung on their backpacks and dribbled basketballs on their way to school.
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Cone then dribbled the length of the court and missed a runner at the buzzer.
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Curry dribbled between two defenders, Hield and Tim Frazier, then fired away while leaning forward.
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It fell onto Toby Alderweireld's foot, and dribbled, in comical slow motion, across the line.
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For Gabe, it all started with a bit of fig jam dribbled down a wall.
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Half derelict and sad, as the money for its upkeep dribbled away and people's interest waned.
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The rebound bounced beyond the 3-point arc to Al Horford, who dribbled out the clock.
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I couldn't empty my bladder so I dribbled small amounts at a time, all day long.
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But Mudiay took the inbounds pass from the Nuggets baseline and dribbled up the right sideline.
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The second pitch crept in on Parmelee and broke his bat as the ball dribbled foul.
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Pritchard grabbed the offensive rebound after the second miss and the Ducks' dribbled out the clock.
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McIntosh lost control of the ball in the final seconds as he dribbled into the paint.
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The boys held a news conference and dribbled soccer balls to cheers from an assembled crowd.
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The puck dribbled to the near side of the net and went just wide of the post.
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One room contained a basketball and hoop, which I dribbled aimlessly and tried (and failed) to dunk.
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The two parents even shouted words of encouragement to Alijah as she dribbled around on the field.
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On the 10th pitch of his at-bat, Wilson dribbled a grounder up the first base line.
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Mr. Avenatti has waited for Mr. Trump to make denials and has then dribbled out contradictory information.
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She scooped water into her hand, asked me to lean over and dribbled it into my hair.
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Baylor's players dropped easy passes, dribbled off their own feet, and stepped mindlessly out of the bounds.
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In the 85th minute, Watford substitute Ikechi Anya dribbled past his man and crosses into the box.
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Company records that dribbled out over the years generated newspaper and government reports about aggressive sales tactics.
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More gasps came from her throat as he dribbled a large drop from the candle onto her arm.
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Harden tried to answer but dribbled away precious seconds before missing a jumper to close out the game.
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Westbrook missed a layup, and Leonard dribbled the ball upcourt with all the momentum on San Antonio's side.
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But then we dribbled the ball up half court and turned it over with no one playing defense.
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Why haven't they popped a cyanide capsule and said "Hail Hydra" as the foam dribbled down their chins?
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For some reason, the kid was locked in on Harden's eyes as Harden dribbled in front of him.
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S. trade talks, while the yen dribbled lower as Japan's central bank said it could ease policy again.
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Then he tipped the can forward and dribbled out a line of flaming fuel onto the forest floor.
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So Wisconsin inbounded to Koenig, who dribbled to the half-court stripe and asked for its final timeout.
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Thompson did a version of this using one basketball, and he dribbled it off of his foot. Twice.
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Messi dribbled around the perimeter of the United States defense, probed for cracks and darted past stumbling defenders.
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" Minutes later, Maradona dribbled through England's defense to score a second goal called "The Goal of the Century.
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Two possessions later, Trimble stole the ball, dribbled up court, and made a layup while drawing a foul.
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He held a basketball in his left hand and dribbled occasionally, once bouncing it smoothly between his legs.
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Miami led 92-91 when Ellington pump-faked, dribbled and released from the top of the key, dooming Charlotte.
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His goal snuck between Fleury's left arm and body and dribbled into the net for a 4-2 lead.
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But Carr dribbled to the left elbow, before pulling up and hitting the winning jumper for the Nittany Lions.
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Messi dribbled around a defender before cutting the ball back through the area for Digne to drive it home.
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Game 1 was the one in which J.R. Smith dribbled the wrong way in the closing seconds of regulation.
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Marwin Gonzalez dribbled Green's first pitch toward Gregorius, who had no play by the time he collected the ball.
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A series of tweets that dribbled out on Musk's account later in the afternoon suggested they weren't a hoax.
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Jones dribbled to the top of the key, retreated under defensive pressure and poured in the unlikely winning shot.
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Early on, Cheeks and other coaches bullied Westbrook around the floor while he dribbled to improve his ball-handling.
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By this scenario, pre-mammals dribbled fluid onto their eggs through pores on their chest; nipples came much later.
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LSU then dribbled the ball the length of the court, with Mays driving into the lane from the left side.
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A few IPOs dribbled out over the remaining months of 2015, with only two notable tech deals: SQ and TEAM.
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In one turn of events, Leonard dribbled the ball off his foot as he ranged across the 3-point arc.
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The Mexican forward dribbled past four opposition players before scoring a cool finish, making it 3-0 on the night.
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When Anthony rose to shoot, Tucker ripped the ball away and dribbled the length of the floor for a layup.
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At the march, a group of kids dribbled a basketball, rode bikes, and swarmed an ice cream truck parked nearby.
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Oluwadurotimi Joseph Oyebola, 16, had just dribbled to the corner of the court and pulled up for a three-pointer.
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This time, the leaks went on for more than a month as the hackers teased and dribbled out their bounty.
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A statue of Bob Cousy, for instance, adopted the ramrod straight posture of the great point guard as he dribbled.
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Left open in the slot, he converted a wobbly pass from Zack Kassian, and the puck dribbled just past Korpisalo.
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After a failed Russian counterattack, Suarez claps on to a bad back pass, dribbled into the box and fires. Blocked.
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New Orleans quickly inbounded the ball to Holiday, who dribbled toward the key for his decisive 17-foot pull-up.
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Washington pumped faked as a defender flew past him, dribbled once to move to his left and drilled the dumper.
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After the 17th Philadelphia turnover, Dinwiddie dribbled around Embiid and scored for a 115-105 lead with 2:00 left.
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White slapped the ball to LaVine, who dribbled behind the 3-point line, turned and sunk a fade-away jumper.
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Replays showed Drew pointing at McIntosh, supposedly directing Matthew Fisher-Davis to apply pressure as he dribbled up the floor.
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After Danilo Gallinari missed on the other end, Lillard dribbled the clock down before hitting the winner over Kenneth Faried.
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White slapped the ball to LaVine, who dribbled behind the 212-point line, turned and sunk a fade-away jumper.
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After a timeout, Miami cleared out for Johnson, who dribbled from the backcourt all the way for an easy basket.
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She neglected to mention the river of pasta sauce I'd unwittingly dribbled down the front of my dress at lunch.
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Because it's dribbled out slowly, it's hard to understand, and there's so much other stuff coming at people every day.
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It can breed in a bottle cap or in a few milliliters of water that have dribbled into a toothbrush holder.
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He dribbled around high screens, embracing the opportunity to borrow Steph's role, and he also shoved his way through weakside rotations.
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The Hawks had a chance to win in regulation before Teague dribbled out the clock without getting off a clean shot.
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They like wearing black and are basketball fanatics, though they give the impression that they have never dribbled a ball themselves.
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MARLINS It was Derek Jeter's best buddy, Jorge Posada, who dribbled the little grounder that made the Marlins champions on Oct.
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Lavelle dribbled at Thai players, at times winding her way straight through their defense, 5, 10, 15 yards at a time.
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The world number one, well aware of the streak, looked mortified when the ball dribbled left and barely touched the hole.
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With about eight seconds left, the Pistons inbounded again, but Derrick Rose dribbled for too long before passing to Luke Kennard.
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Daniel Sturridge, a substitute, made a low long-range shot that dribbled against the post, and Mane tapped in the rebound.
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Sexton dribbled the ball off his foot to give Charlotte one more chance, but Rozier's final 3-point attempt drew iron.
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Andrew Nembhard dribbled down the court and got off a clean look at a 3-pointer from the deep right wing.
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Blandisi found Travis Zajac in front of Holtby for the point-blank shot that dribbled between Holtby's pads toward the goal line.
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The Sixers got to within 66-23 when Jerami Grant dribbled into the lane and threw down a vicious one-hand dunk.
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Minutes later he dribbled past six England players—including Mr Shilton—to score one of the most stunning goals in football history.
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Baldwin dribbled to his left, went behind his back to gain separation and then buried an 38.33-footer for the game-winner.
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A video review was required to confirm the non-goal, as the puck dribbled over the line after the whistle was blown.
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In a lobby at the Wagner Houses, Dakotah Campbell dribbled a basketball as he watched the ceremony unfold through a glass window.
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I don't know if Dele Alli's going to chip over or hit the post when he has just dribbled past four players.
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With the clock ticking toward zero, Abdur-Rahkman dribbled a few feet until Cougars guard Rob Gray came out to meet him.
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He dribbled toward the 6-foot-10 Smith, hesitated, and then ducked around him before flipping an underhand shot off the glass.
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After puncturing it in its three dark eyes and saving the cloudy water that dribbled out, Diaz bashed the shell wide open.
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And if you have a robot vacuum for routine cleanings, they can't (yet) climb your couch or tables for dribbled cookie crumbs.
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But first, Westbrook wanted to take a few more set shots in flip-flops before he dribbled over to the waiting punditry.
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Suárez scored two minutes before halftime after Messi had dribbled through Atlético's defense and forced goalkeeper Miguel Moyá to make a save.
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Gillespie stole the ball at midcourt and dribbled all the way in to get within 55-03 with 1:07 to go.
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He also watched the game constantly, studying how other players dribbled and passed, and all the angles they used to create space.
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John Jenkins missed a 3-pointer from the right corner, but Dennis Smith Jr. grabbed the rebound and dribbled to the corner.
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The Podesta emails were dribbled out in the campaign's final weeks and were laundered through WikiLeaks, which made them irresistible to the media.
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Senior guard Frank Mason III dribbled out top until the six-second mark, then got off a contested 202-footer that bounded off.
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Golden State had a chance to win after that, but Draymond Green dribbled the inbounds pass off his foot and out of bounds.
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With the game tied, Lillard dribbled just inside half-court near the Blazers logo and then pulled up and hit the game-winner.
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Orlando Magic point guard D.J. Augustin dribbled in front of a Washington Wizards rookie, and fans inside Capital One Arena briefly switched allegiances.
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He dribbled past Gonzaga guard Josh Perkins and hit a scooping layup in traffic with 28 seconds left to effectively put the game away.
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Notre Dame guard Matt Farrell dribbled out most of the time on the clock before driving to the basket and missing a short jumper.
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It's a strategy that companies use called "drip pricing," where the additional fees are dribbled out or, in other words, disclosed little by little.
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T hen Pippen dribbled out the shot clock, and, blanketed by Anthony Mason, took a desperation three-pointer that didn't even touch the rim.
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The ball is continually in motion — either being dribbled or passed — as individual teammates work together to get it in the other team's basket.
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Center Zack Smith scored the game-winner at 17:45 of the third period on a backhand that dribbled by Leafs goalie Jonathan Bernier.
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He dribbled against defenders and kicked the ball out to the perimeter, involving everyone as the Oklahoma City Thunder sought to extend their season.
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Inserted into the final few minutes of contests already won or lost — when the stakes were nonexistent to everyone but me — I double-dribbled.
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Late in the second, Randle stole the ball, dribbled 50 feet and threw down a vicious reverse dunk for a 47-33 Lakers advantage.
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The Brazilian dribbled past four Locomotiv players, playing a neat exchange with Gonzalo Higuain, before poking the ball through the legs of the goalkeeper.
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As the days before Fresher's Week dribbled away and my parents' hallway filled up with bowls and pillows, a collective concern grew among us.
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Little, whose grandparents came from Louisiana to work in the McNary Saw Mill, ripped rebounds, and the Navajo kids dribbled and ran and pressed.
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Los Angeles closed within 10, 91-81, when James dribbled in from midcourt and threw down a one-handed dunk with 6:57 remaining.
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With under a minute left and the Lakers up by four, Bryant dribbled into the lane and then lobbed up a high, arcing pass.
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Mays received an in-bounds pass in the backcourt, dribbled into the frontcourt and launched a jumper from just inside the three-point line.
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After two surgeries, his jaw remained wired shut for seven months, and during that time he ate only soup, which dribbled down his shirt.
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The veteran forward was injured Tuesday in L.A.'s upset 127-101 win over the Warriors as he dribbled toward the basket and slipped.
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But Robinson sank two free throws with 226 seconds remaining, then grabbed the rebound of a missed 3-pointer and dribbled out the clock.
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But to my surprise, there was an onslaught of music and drumbeats when players from either team simply dribbled the ball up the court.
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As Abromaitis dribbled near the baseline, Ntilikina waved his arms above his head like two big palm fronds, smothering Abromaitis and obstructing his sight.
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Moments later, Williamson ran down his own steal, dribbled behind his back, and made a remarkable layup that put Duke ahead by 40-27.
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Williams dribbled around a pick-and-roll and dished to Montrezl Harrell, who scored to cut the deficit to 87-84 with 9:20 remaining.
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It is even the source of the (stitch-less) Adidas footballs that will be trapped, dribbled and passed in the World Cup beginning this week.
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With Beverley guarding him, Westbrook dribbled around the perimeter for almost 10 seconds before launching a contested 3-pointer that turned into an air ball.
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Miguel Rojas dribbled a single off the glove of third baseman Todd Frazier, Starlin Castro added a sacrifice fly and Bour's homer capped the inning.
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On the United States' goal, Gil took a pass from Will Trapp and played the ball to Mario Rodriguez, who dribbled to the end line.
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As Culver dribbled the shot clock down at the top of the arc, he glanced to his right and gave a knowing look to Moretti.
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Emails stolen from his personal Gmail account were dribbled out by WikiLeaks last fall, revealing the embarrassing rifts roiling the campaign and Washington's Democratic establishment.
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In the closing seconds of regulation on Monday night, Green grabbed a defensive rebound and dribbled the ball up the court with the score tied.
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After Olson struck out, Canha dribbled a hit up the middle and Seth Brown dropped one into left in his first major league plate appearance.
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With 48.1 seconds left and a Memphis win already well in hand, Crowder stole the ball, dribbled to the corner and shot a 3-pointer.
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She remembers one night when a teenager dribbled a basketball a little too loud and a little too late at the playground down the block.
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On one play against the Charlotte Hornets, he grabbed a defensive rebound, leisurely dribbled to the top of the arc, and launched an open three.
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Seemingly unaware that his team was trailing, Ndugba dribbled out the clock and heaved the ball into the air as though the Bulldogs won the game.
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"You're an angel," Sarah told her with her best, brightest, most people-pleasing smile as vomit dribbled down her chin into the puddle in her lap.
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COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Mark Turgeon, the men's basketball coach at Maryland, casually dribbled a ball between his legs during the Terrapins' practice Monday at Xfinity Center.
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A fortunate bounce as a backhand clipped the tape and dribbled over gave him the crucial advantage at 5-3 and helped force a deciding set.
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During the year, the company has dribbled out a series of products to this end — ways to link to and stream apps directly inside mobile search.
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The puck that dribbled between Japan goaltender Akane Konishi's pads was collected and will now find a home in the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto.
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That makes it look like you've never dropped a forkful of spaghetti into your lap or dribbled red wine onto your silk slip in your life!
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But that's exactly what the Warriors did in the second half, as they rushed shots and dribbled the ball off their feet and fouled a bunch.
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Oklahoma City got the ball to Westbrook, who dribbled around the perimeter before raising up for a long game-tying 3-pointer with 7.6 seconds left.
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At the least, in laying out a step or two, Kim picked up the ball, dribbled it a few times, and bounced it over to Washington.
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Lance Thomas was draped all over him as he dribbled to find separation for the shot before creating a little space with a nifty step back.
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His interception of a pass near midcourt led to a circus assist to Mays, who dribbled in for a layup to cap the 17-2 run.
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DeGrom departed with two outs in the seventh after the Tigers' No. 9 hitter, Andrew Romine, dribbled a 50-foot infield hit to load the bases.
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Then Harden dribbled the shot clock down to less than five seconds and swished a 3-pointer for a 102-93 lead with 1:31 left.
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The famously short Robinson used his 5'9" frame to unabashed advantage last night as he dribbled entirely through the legs of his 7'3" defender Edy Tavares.
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Crawford dribbled straight at his defender at full speed, screeched to a stop, and lofted a floater off the glass to give Los Angeles the lead.
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In one of his final dunks, Jordan dribbled from the far end of the court and leapt from the foul line, 15 feet from the basket.
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Yes. I've also used it to dress plain boiled cauliflower, dribbled it on scrambled eggs, smeared it on a just-cooked fillet of slow-baked salmon.
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New York Fashion Week dribbled into existence just after President Trump's impeachment acquittal victory lap, and in the shadow of the Bernie-Buttigieg squabbles over Iowa.
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This is not a secret to anyone who has been paying even a modicum of attention to the news that has dribbled out about the fund.
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Minutes later, Williamson grabbed a defensive rebound, dribbled into the frontcourt and passed to E'Twaun Moore for a layup that pulled New Orleans within 97-91.
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He nearly lost the ball twice while dribbling on the decisive possession, once the ball was knocked away and once when he dribbled off his knee.
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But then, remembering that Pence would have to file for reelection for governor Friday – or not – he meekly dribbled out the bug news via a tweet.
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She had so much of it that it dribbled onto me — I didn't want it, but I found it, and this part has helped me find it.
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Earlier Monday, confusion reigned as details about the meeting between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, and how any agreement would be managed, dribbled out.
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Just thinking about it brings me back to days coming home from the beach, with sticky chocolaty-wafer hands and vanilla ice cream dribbled down my face.
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It also stopped a slimy rat liver from bleeding, and it stuck to pig skin and a real live pig heart that had been dribbled with blood.
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"She had so much of it that it dribbled onto me — I didn't want it, but I found it, and this part has helped me find it."
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Not even Trump, who is known to blurt out news whenever he feels like it, has dribbled out details of the peace plan because of the sensitivity.
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Wood stole the ball at midcourt, dribbled all the way in and threw down a dunk with 4:13 left, but the Pistons still trailed 117-102.
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Ultimately, it is the governor who bears responsibility for the transit system and its governing board, which for too long sat by while money dribbled wastefully away.
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"We're seeing possessions where there are no passes at all," Musselman said in the second quarter after Harden dribbled for 19 seconds before scoring on a layup.
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Fittingly, it was DiVincenzo who dribbled out the final 10 seconds, flinging the ball toward the ceiling of the cavernous football stadium as his teammates mobbed him.
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He also committed six of his team's 15 turnovers, including when he dribbled off his foot with 45.3 seconds to go and the Rebels down 65-63.
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Zach Brown stole the ball and dribbled in from midcourt for a dunk and a commanding 39-23 lead with 2:13 remaining in the first half.
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After Syracuse put on the full court press, Myreon Jones dribbled all the way through and scored for a 63-55 lead with 6:06 to go.
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The first time she touched the ball on offense, she put her head down, dribbled left toward the basket and practically rammed in a layup off the glass.
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After a review for a potential flagrant foul, Harmon dribbled down the clock before draining a long 26-pointer at the buzzer to extend Oklahoma's lead to seven.
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The 6-foot-1 senior guard dribbled left, then crossed over before elevating for a jumpshot that bounced high off the back rim, then skidded off the glass.
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The latex is about one-third rubber, which means that 28503 billion U.S. gallons, enough to fill over 22019,600 Olympic-sized swimming pools was dribbled into little cups.
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With 22 seconds left in the period, Kevin Shattenkirk's shot dribbled through Elliott's pads for the defenseman's first goal since joining the Capitals in a trade Feb. 21.
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Its set (by Mr. Desveaux) is strewn with liquor bottles and cans of paint, whose pigment we see spread onto canvases, dribbled onto the floor, smeared onto skin.
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Pitt's lead at the half was 42-36, but only after Canisius' Malik Johnson dribbled about 60 feet before hitting a floater in the lane at the buzzer.
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The point guard Junior Robinson fearlessly dribbled into the heart of the New Orleans defense in Dayton, Ohio, on Tuesday night, pulled up and hit yet another jumper.
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But that money will be dribbled across a huge news landscape, and much of it will undoubtedly be used to encourage further use of Facebook and Google products.
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Havlicek reached and tipped the pass to Celtics guard Sam Jones, who then dribbled out the clock to cement the Boston victory, setting off pandemonium in Boston Garden.
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But this is one where Washington State, up by three in overtime, probably should have fouled as George King of Colorado just dribbled around looking for a good shot.
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Both teams converted three of their opening five penalty shots before Jeroen Hertzberger handed the Dutch an advantage as he dribbled past goalkeeper Andrew Charter to find the net.
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Javier Aquino dribbled in from the left and after an exchange of passes on the edge of the New Zealand box, Jimenez spun to fire high into the net.
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" – "My friend peed on his roof, and that piss dribbled down onto the balcony we were standing on, directly onto the head of the girl standing next to me.
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Green dribbled the length of the floor and knocked down a 210-footer over Mirotic as time expired in the third quarter to give Cleveland an 82-79 advantage.
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Right fielder Randal Grichuk dribbled the ball after picking it up for a third error, allowing Suarez to score all the way from first for a 6-0 advantage.
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Finally in the game, I snatched a loose ball, launched myself from a clot of befuddled defenders and dribbled the length of the court, where I sank a layup.
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With one on and one out, Marcus Semien grounded a potential double-play grounder toward Moncada, who made a flat-footed, backhanded attempt at the ball, which dribbled through.
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For the first Halloween after his crash, he dressed up as a person with a head injury, wrapping his head in gauze upon which he'd dribbled red food coloring.
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LOS ANGELES — RJ Barrett, the Knicks' 2224-foot-230 teenage rookie, dribbled into the lane on Tuesday evening and confronted the Man Wall that is Lakers center Dwight Howard.
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The wing guard, who scored 22 of his 26 points in the second half, received the inbounds pass, dribbled inside the arc and fired an errant step-back jumper.
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Sexton inadvertently dribbled the ball off his foot to give Charlotte one more chance, but Rozier's bid for a game-winning 3-pointer in the waning seconds drew iron.
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With the Gators trailing 64-60, Florida guard Jalen Hudson dribbled the length of the court for a layup with seven seconds remaining to cut the Auburn lead to two.
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For one thing, they extracted hepatitis B DNA from all over the mummy's body instead of just the isolated spots you'd expect if someone dribbled virus-infected fluid on it.
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She'd dribbled out a few facts over the years: My grandmother left Russia after a broken love affair, fleeing to Ellis Island at the age of 17 — alone and penniless.
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Miami's James Johnson rebounded Korver's missed free throw and dribbled down the court but couldn't release a game-tying attempt near the paint with James guarding him as time expired.
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Details from Bolton's forthcoming memoir have dribbled out in The New York Times, leading to a last-ditch effort among Senate Democrats to compel his testimony in Trump's impeachment trial.
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After a timeout, Miller dribbled the ball from beyond half court and into the paint before hitting an off-balance jumper while being contested by Anei for the deciding points.
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With 27:223 to go in the third, a loose puck dribbled into the Boston zone and Rask came out to play it, with Leaf center Tyler Bozak pressuring him.
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Late in the second quarter, Harden dribbled down the court and tossed a dazzling no-look pass to McDaniels for an alley-oop dunk, putting the Rockets ahead 53-463.
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The Algerian dribbled between two Chelsea defenders, before taking a moment to look up and subsequently passing the ball nonchalantly into the back of the net in the 37th minute.
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It doesn't require filling out a claim form, and it's not dribbled out monthly, limited to specific merchants, or infected with any of the annoying games played by the competition.
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Divisional reorgs and senior executive departures have dribbled out every couple months or so dating back to last summer, when the bank announced it was overhauling its consumer banking franchise.
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Despite a great deal of effort by HBO to keep a lid on things, key details of recent "Game of Thrones" episodes appear to have dribbled out ahead of time.
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She dribbled twice toward the corner and with a tenth of a second left, she hit a shot from beyond the 93-point arc and the Irish won, 29-224.
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Dear friends came to my house, helped me clean up, dribbled drops of Rescue Remedy into tall glasses of water, fed me because I couldn't remember how to feed myself.
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Phil dribbled between his legs three times as he approached Bellach, then feinted a hard crossover to the left but brought the ball back to the right and was gone.
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Sagstrom expected a playoff after sinking a testing six-footer for par before watching on with surprise as the Japanese hit a weak putt that dribbled right of the hole.
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His best effort came against Burnley in December, where he ran from the edge of his penalty area, dribbled past six opposition players, and slotted the ball in the net.
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" She's already dribbled out audio recordings of conversations, and video clips, texts or email could follow, according to the person who described what Manigault Newman has called a multimedia "treasure trove.
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Happ waited a couple of seconds after taking the ball and flipped a simple chest pass to Koenig, who dribbled to the right corner while being shadowed by guard Remy Abell.
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That placement, with a ginger-soy dressing dribbled on everything, defeated the crispiness of the noodles, but there's no arguing about the quality and appearance of those moist morsels of fish.
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James dribbled aimlessly for the majority of the shot clock until Deron Williams lost his footing, and then James kicked the ball out to Irving who knocked down the deep three.
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The same doesn't happen "when men sniffed salty water that had been dribbled down a woman's cheek," so it's the specific chemicals in actual tears that are turning off guys everywhere.
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Atkinson took the inbounds pass, dribbled upcourt, took a screen at the three-point line, cut into the lane and scored with a layup after a spin move and little resistance.
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During the club's final run, swiveling green laser lights dribbled from the ceiling onto the dance floor, raking over the heads of a well-dressed, inebriated and a predominantly Asian crowd.
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The names of the deceased have dribbled out slowly; the list was still incomplete by Wednesday morning, and the families were supposed to begin receiving their remains later in the day.
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I wrote to the Garden to say I would love to hear the ball being dribbled off the parquet floor or clang off the rim (as you can hear on TV).
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Seconds later, on the other end, Paul Millsap caught the ball on an inbounds play and promptly dribbled it off his foot and out of bounds, handing the game to the Knicks.
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I remember it looking like someone had squirted obsidian ink in my eyes, and then it dribbled down, and when that washed away, I was in the full-on grip of acid.
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The athletes-turned-models dribbled and dunked in graphic check T-shirts and "Assembly"-emblazoned sweats, malachite tie-dyed tanks and sherbet-striped tops, casually styled to complement each girls' existing aesthetic.
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Green dribbled toward the goal while defender Liam Graham retreated, cut to his right, and then fired a low, 18-yard shot that sneaked between goalkeeper Stefan Marinovic and the left post.
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When he dribbled a dreadful attempt at a drop-volley into the net on the way to going 4-0 down even Federer looked aghast, shaking his head at his opponent's error.
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Andre Silva dribbled deep into the New Zealand penalty area to score with a rising shot in the 80th, and a substitute, Nani, shot low past goalkeeper Stefan Marinovic in stoppage time.
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He struck out Gardner with a high fastball, retired Judge on a fly ball with a breaking pitch and threw out Gregorius, who dribbled a fastball to the left of the mound.
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That way the announcer could say, "The ball is passed into Square 4, then dribbled into Square 6," and fans used to watching games in person would understand what was going on.
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And then she dribbled three times to the right of the lane just before overtime expired on Friday and hit a 15-foot jumper, sending Mississippi State's players and fans into delirium.
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Belgium goalkeeper Thibault Courtois grabbed a corner kick and rolled the ball to Kevin De Bruyne, who dribbled to the top of the center circle and passed to Thomas Meunier on the right.
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But as details of Trump's Russia connections have dribbled out over the last year and a half, each revelation has led to a familiar, numbing cycle of shock, impotent anger, and, finally, resignation.
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Tell me if this sounds familiar, fellow insomniacs: I turned the resentment I felt at my partner's effortless, mouth-open, spit-dribbled slumber (and my lack thereof) into a new narrative for myself.
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With a handful of seconds left and the score tied at 116, Russell Westbrook dribbled for a while, crossed over James Harden, and tossed up a three-pointer that bounced off the back rim.
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And Rose, who somehow dribbled the ball right into the prone defender, represents the embarrassing way in which his "super team" has utterly failed to take advantage of an easy path to the postseason.
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Randi Heesoo Griffin took a pass from Park Yoonjung and fought her way up the right wing, managing to get the puck on the Japan goaltender Akane Konishi, and it dribbled between her pads.
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With seconds remaining in the first half, she dribbled behind the 3-point arc and let loose a shot with Baylor's best defender, DiDi Richards, as close as the number on her Ducks jersey.
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With four seconds left, Lucke dribbled the ball past midcourt, deftly crossed his defender up (who fell helplessly to the ground) and launched a deep shot from several feet behind the three-point line.
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The complex forces that generated that event overwhelmed him, and the power he exercised for little more than four months dribbled from his grasp to be picked up and held onto by the Communists.
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When it was over, when Malcolm Bernard yanked down a rebound and dribbled out the final three seconds, the Musketeers flexed in front of their fans, climbed onto press row and screamed in euphoria.
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It squeezed between the goaltender's pads and dribbled across the line almost 30 minutes into the game, scoring the unified team's first and only Olympic goal so far in the 4-1 loss to Japan.
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Democratic Party sources told Reuters on Monday they believe that around 50,000 of Podesta's emails are in the possession of WikiLeaks and they expect them to be dribbled out periodically between now and the Nov.
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Democratic Party sources told Reuters on Monday they believe that around 50,000 of Podesta's emails are in the possession of Wikileaks and they expect them to be dribbled out periodically between now and the Nov.
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England regrouped and after half an hour they halved the deficit when Kirby dribbled from the right into the penalty area, cut on to her left and curled the ball in off the far post.
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Artemi Panarin fired a shot that Vasilevskiy stopped, but it dribbled past him and into the net for Panarin's 210th goal of the season and a 27-20 lead just 1:23 into the game.
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Penilla pushed New England to the lead in the fourth minute when he took a pass from Teal Bunbury after a turnover at midfield and calmly, but quickly, dribbled down the middle of the pitch.
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Garcia frittered away a chance to win in regulation when his downhill five-footer dribbled away to the right and did not even threaten the cup, moments after Rose had also misread his seven-footer.
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Smith, however, thinking his team had the lead, dribbled away from the hoop and ran the clock out instead of taking a shot, sending the game to overtime with the teams locked at 107-107.
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She dribbled the left flank toward the top of the penalty area before making a cutback on defender Alanna Kennedy to create space for the shot from 16 yards that went into the far netting.
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But examples that are even more egregious than the one above—when Barton dribbled himself into a corner and wasn't actively ignoring more efficient options—are impossible to ignore if you watch this team play.
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Smith grabbed an offensive rebound with 4.5 seconds remaining and the game tied at 107-107, and dribbled the ball in the wrong direction as time expired on the team's chances to win in regulation.
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Instead, Holiday dribbled to the right in front of the New Orleans bench and hit a 298-footer with 249 seconds to play, handing the Pelicans a 233-217 victory over the Nets on Saturday night.
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While some names have previously dribbled out in the press, we are publishing a list of more than 400 hires, providing the most complete accounting so far of who Trump has brought into the federal government.
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It got even hotter as I dribbled around the court, and when coupled with a silly little plastic helmet — also covered in rubber balls — and Velcro finger gloves, I was grateful no one was recording this.
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He had an opportunity to pursue an extension of the streak, the second longest in league history behind Wilt Chamberlain's 1773-game run in 1763-1753, but he dribbled out the clock with the victory secure.
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Thiem thrashed his racket with several thwacks into the hard surface as Fritz raced to a 3-25 lead, punishing the bad-luck court after a Fritz forehand dribbled over the net cord for a winner.
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After Joe Harris hit one of two foul shots with 16.3 seconds remaining, Trae Young dribbled down the clock and passed to 42-year-old Vince Carter, who missed a 3-point attempt at the buzzer.
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Van Dijk has been an omnipresent force in Liverpool's defence (not one player dribbled past him the whole of last season), guiding it to Champions League glory and a second-place finish in the Premier League.
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The Bruins padded their lead just over two minutes into the third period when Carlo's one-hopper from the blueline dribbled through Binnington's legs while Kuhlman scored the dagger at the midway mark of the period.
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George Hill missed a free throw that would have put the Cavaliers up one point in the closing seconds, while J.R. Smith dribbled the ball out appearing to forget how much time was left on the clock.
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For the latest in Reuters' "Life Lessons" series, the 29-year-old idol for young girls worldwide reminisces about how she dribbled her way to global stardom - and talks about what will come after the final whistle.
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Then the Mets' Mookie Wilson hit a grounder that dribbled up the first-base line and went underneath the glove, and through the legs, of the normally sure-handed Buckner, leading to a 19813-5 Mets win.
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Randle won the tip, and the ball ended up in the hands of Morris, who dribbled for a few seconds while being guarded by Maxi Kleber before taking a step back and hitting the go-ahead shot.
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In case you missed it, Bledsoe took the ball from the ref and was SUPPOSED to inbound it to another player in the 4th quarter ... but instead, he just dribbled it inbounds and acted like nothing happened!
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He shot a loopy post up right over him, boxed him out for a rebound, missed the put back, got it back AGAIN, dribbled, pump faked Towns in the air, and laid it in, right over him.
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A deliberate Duke foul led to a second inbound, which Winston caught and dribbled speedily up the court and then back again, in a long arc, away from Duke's defenders, toward his own joyous teammates, into history.
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Most of all, I dribbled my outdoor basketball across the campus and down the slate walks to the gym, where we went in the front door if it was open and in a basement window if not.
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The wooden planks in the old-fashioned kitchen with its swinging door to the backyard were wide and knotty; they had been lacquered a stormy gray and dribbled with specks of turquoise, pale yellow and poppy red.
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The next day, when the cauliflower has firmed up, it is dribbled with as much clarified butter as it can hold, dusted with Mr. Kalika's ras el hanout spice mix, and roasted at a very high temperature.
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Canada jumped out first on the power play when Mat Robinson chipped a puck in front of the Czech net and it ricocheted off several sticks, including Ebbett's, and dribbled through Pavel Francouz's pads into the net.
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And while Fallon's few monologue jokes at Trump's expense -- including one comparing him to "Game of Thrones'" King Joffrey -- were tepid at best, the otherwise drab show was punctuated by political moments that dribbled out over the night.
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On one of his first offensive sets, he dribbled the ball off his foot trying to cross over a defender, one of many miscues as the Nets trailed, 37-22, after one quarter, weighed down by eight turnovers.
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For the last three years, the duo dribbled out lush, satiny tracks influenced equally by dance music and '90s R&B in near anonymity, favoring a strategic build to the social media onslaught more fashionable for emerging artists.
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It's that time of year again, when people who have never dribbled a basketball suddenly start foaming at the mouth with NCAA basketball bracket fever, and now they can obsess over the game in virtual reality as well.
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After saving the match point, admitting later that she had not even realized it was one, Halep got another set point thanks to a wayward Svitolina forehand and sealed the set with an outrageous netcord that dribbled over.
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Less than two minutes into the second half, Zusi chased down a ball that had fortuitously dribbled across the goal off Zardes's backside and fired in the third goal, capping a forceful passing sequence down the right side.
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A few moments after Joel Ayayi, the tournament's most valuable player, dribbled out the final seconds, he and his teammates stood atop a stage at center court as confetti rained down and they were presented the title trophy.
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"I didn't decide to move to Tangier so much as I just dribbled into it," says Jonathan Dawson, an affable 67-year-old Englishman who has divided his time over the last two decades between Morocco and Spain.
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On Michigan's next possession, Walton dribbled at the top of the key, and Oregon's defense dropped back, giving him room to hit his own 3-pointer for a 123-60 lead for the Wolverines with 4:15 remaining.
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On the latter, he tipped the ball away from North Dakota State's Vinnie Shahid, outran the point guard to get the loose ball, dribbled once behind his back and then gently finger-rolled the ball into the basket.
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Then, with goaltender Al Montoya on the bench for a sixth attacker, Pacorietty dribbled a shot off Devils goalie Cory Schneider and over the goal line with under a minute to play in regulation, tying the score 254-23.
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BECKY QUICK: You know, part of the concern has probably been how the news has dribbled out over time when it comes to Wells Fargo that-- it wasn't just the fake accounts that we heard about at the beginning.
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On one play against the Lakers, Curry took a pass from Draymond Green, dribbled once along the 3-point line on the left wing and bounced a pass between two Lakers to center Zaza Pachulia, bursting toward the basket.
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He dribbled around a screen and, in spite of a trapping double-team, rose and dropped in a fadeaway—a "bad shot," maybe, but one that loosened things up like a bawdy joke at a too-proper dinner party.
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Stone got the first on a power play, taking a pass from Pacioretty near the bottom of the right circle and firing a wrist shot that caromed off Rask's glove and dribbled across the goal line at 211:36.
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The N.B.A. ruled in its report that Wizards guard John Wall had double-dribbled on the breakaway dunk that gave Washington its final points and that Lee had traveled while driving to the basket on the Knicks' final possession.
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Speaking to a small group of journalists in Washington on Thursday, Mr. Mohib said that Mr. Khalilzad and other American diplomats involved in the talks had dribbled out only "bits and pieces" of the negotiations to the Afghan government.
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"I just added the dark circles with a bit of dark brown eyeshadow and the baby spit-up, which was made up of water and baby powder mixed up and dribbled on her shoulder," mother Jessica explained to Us Weekly.
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Arizona's Gabe York dribbled around as the clock wound down and lost the ball before the Wildcats (1-225, 222-222 Pacific-212) recovered it, only to see a 212-point attempt by Kadeem Allen fall short at the buzzer.
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We all know it like the backs of our hands now: with LeBron James wide open, a timeout in his pocket, and a tie score, J.R. dribbled out the clock after collecting a rebound off George Hill's missed free throw.
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Randy wore No. 00 on his jersey, kept his hair (if not his socks) floppy like Maravich's, dribbled through his legs and passed the ball behind his back, collecting 1,592 assists, a record that ranks first nationally by more than 200.
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While his outside shooting was important in many wins, his tenure will also be remembered for a blunder in Game 22003 of last spring's finals, when he seemed to forget that the game was tied and dribbled out the clock.
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He dribbled through a forest of bewildered defenders, changing direction and rolling the ball off his foot left and right in an almost balletic display of skill and balance, before calmly stroking the ball home as if at a training session.
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After the Raptors tied it on the rookie OG Anunoby's 240-pointer with eight seconds left, James took the inbounds pass, dribbled the length of the floor and in one motion dropped his 23-footer in front of Toronto's stunned bench.
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With less than five seconds on the clock and the score tied, Smith collected an offensive rebound and just... dribbled it out instead of seeking the game winner, or giving it to LeBron, or doing literally anything else except what he actually did.
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Smith swooped in to grab the rebound over Durant, but instead of going back up with it from point blank range or even passing out to LeBron, who was open, he legendarily dribbled out the clock and sent the game into overtime.
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Tristan Thompson spent twenty-some minutes shoving away at DeAndre Jordan, Irving strobe-dribbled, Love hit a couple of nifty hooks, and Smith caught a current in the third quarter, knocking down a series of increasingly ill-advised, and therefore increasingly triumphant, threes.
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Where does one even begin telling the tale of this, possibly the most New York Knicks story of all time, details of which dribbled out to a hazy midseason audience, shattered into obscure piece, only readable in a form out of time?
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I shot jumpers, dribbled around the court, made a few three-pointers (that were somehow left off the video above) and performed my signature move: A behind-the-back layup that's responsible for more than a few broken ankles at the Bothell, Wash.
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But if he had immediately sent Derek Fisher in to run after Gattis reached first on a fielder's choice, he might have made it to third base on George Springer's single, which got past Corey Seager at shortstop and dribbled into left field.
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In the final seconds of regulation, with the score tied, J.R. Smith was able to get an offensive rebound of a missed free-throw by George Hill, but seemingly unaware of the score he dribbled into space, effectively running out the clock.
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But his most memorable play came when, trying to defend Utah's Sedrick Barefield as he dribbled in from the wing, Brooks tumbled backward — despite a glaring lack of contact — before flailing mid-descent and landing on the opposite side of the court.
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Aston Villa striker Kodjia produced a forceful strike after shrugging his way past the home defence to open the scoring on the half hour and Crystal Palace's Zaha dribbled past three defenders before finishing with his left foot to double the lead on 70 minutes.
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After Loyola almost lost the ball on an out-of-bounds call that was confirmed on replay, Custer dribbled to his right, pulled up and let go a short jumper that hit the front of the rim, bounced off the backboard and went in.
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TOKYO, March 4 (Reuters) - Japanese shares rose modestly on Tuesday, tracking a pickup in Wall Street futures as early U.S. Democratic primary results dribbled in, although the gains were limited by broader risk aversion as a Federal Reserve rate cut failed to soothe nerves.
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The Daily Caller, with almost two dozen articles on the family, has led the pack in reporting the story, packaging new details that have dribbled out of the investigation into a growing web of material, even as few in the mainstream news media paid attention.
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TOKYO, March 4 (Reuters) - Japanese shares rose modestly on Tuesday, tracking a pickup in Wall Street futures as early U.S. Democratic primary results dribbled in, although the gains were limited by broader risk aversion as a Federal Reserve rate cut failed to soothe nerves.
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Bronson Koenig had a chance to hit a three to tie the game—like he did in the previous round—but he dribbled right into Notre Dame's Demetrius Jackson, who stole the ball and hit the game-clinching free throws: That's a brutal way to go out.
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When he creates pictures of adults and children engaged with arts and craft mediums, designing banners and signage dribbled in tempera, or splashing around face paints and Easter egg dyes, he capitalizes on the chalky, opaque medium of gouache on paper to create a visual analogy.
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Late in the second quarter of the Phoenix Mercury's game against the Los Angeles Sparks on Sunday, Taurasi dribbled around a screen, drove to the basket, and sank an easy lay-up—giving her 7,489 career points, which moved her past Tina Thompson for the league record.
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The Warriors earned a wacky 124-114 overtime win in Game 1 Thursday night — featuring J.R. Smith's blunder when he grabbed an offensive rebound in the waning moments of regulation and dribbled back toward halfcourt rather than shooting for the victory, and an overturned charge call against James.
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It appeared that the Cavs were going to hammer this action home until the Warriors took Bogut out—but on the very next possession, Irving inexplicably refused the screen and opted instead to attack Klay Thompson directly, turning the ball over as he dribbled into a double team.
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Robinson, a senior leader, broke down the Ohio State defense late in the shot clock for a layup and Davis intercepted a pass in the paint and dribbled the length of the court for another point-blank leaner for a 220-214 Houston lead with 153:215 left.
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James, who was named the Eastern Conference's player of the month for February earlier in the day, dribbled once to his left, brought the ball around his back, tossed it through Thompson's legs, and then leapt over Embiid's outstretched leg and regained control of the ball inside the key.
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After Naji Marshall's three-point play with 8.9 seconds remaining put the Musketeers (19-12, 8-6) ahead 71-69, Baldwin took the inbounds pass, dribbled down the right wing and used a ball screen from Bryce Nze to launch an open shot that hit nothing but net.
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The game famously ended with a wild sequence; North Carolina guard Marcus Paige drained a mindboggling, off-balance three with 4.7 seconds left to tie the game before Ryan Arcidiacono dribbled up the court and dumped the ball off to Kris Jenkins at the top of the key.
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With just under three minutes left and the Thunder trailing by 3 points, Westbrook dribbled hard at the basket and, without any apparent shadow of self-doubt, stopped to rise for a pull-up jumper — precisely the shot I had watched him clank so many times before the game.
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With Dallas down five late in the second overtime, he caught the ball on the wing, dribbled once, stepped back, and hit the sort of rickety, knock-kneed triple that seems all the more affecting for the afflictions of its author, like an old song from some cirrhotic crooner.
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So I had a complete stranger wringing out my swollen breasts only to eke out a few teeny tiny droplets of something called colostrum (a pre-milk substance that's like the holy grail of drinkable bodily fluids) which she then scraped into a syringe and dribbled into my screaming baby's mouth.
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In Detroit, Redick set a down screen at the elbow, and then sprinted to the opposite wing, drifted to the corner, caught, faked, rhythm-dribbled, and hopped into a three that sent the game to overtime; in the extra frame, he punched another triple that put the team up for good.
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Towns, the top pick of the 2015 NBA Draft, dribbled through an obstacle course, sent a pass through a target, made a layup and a three-point shot quicker than Boston Celtics guard Isaiah Thomas in the final round of an event that included front court players for the first time.
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James was in utter disbelief as regulation ended stunningly: George Hill made the first of two free throws with 4.7 seconds left after being fouled by Klay Thompson, but when Smith secured the rebound of the second, he dribbled back toward half-court instead of shooting, apparently thinking the Cavs had a lead.
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But his case led to a sweeping change in how the White House handles interim security clearances, with a new process that some White House officials have privately said is being used as a weapon against specific staff members, with partial information being dribbled out to the press in an inflammatory way.
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With the visitors (34-17-5) clinging to a 5973-1 lead late in the second period, the Jets (25-28-4) looked to be about to tie it as a deflected shot off the stick of captain Blake Wheeler squeaked through Corey Crawford's legs and dribbled agonizingly toward the goal line.
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The last American points of the first half came when Durant, isolated on the wing, shook Andres Nocioni into a stupor, and canned an odd-angle floater; in the first minute of the second half, he dribbled straight down the damn court and pulled up for a three that stretched the US lead to 21.
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Nikola Jokic's desperation 3-point attempt hit the rim, and Turner corralled the rebound and dribbled out the clock, sending the stunned crowd streaming to the exits at Pepsi Center, where the Nuggets had the best record in the league during the regular season but where they lost twice to Portland in the series.
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Following up on that dish's success, Willie Brothers recently added the jet-black mozzarella to its menu, to be enjoyed over a burger, a steak or, somewhat more puzzlingly, over a conical tower of creamy garlic rice wrapped with sliced meat and dribbled with oozing black dairy in a kind of middle-school science experiment nightmare.
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Dillon Brooks hit a 3-pointer with 0.8 seconds left to give No. 21 Oregon an 89-87 home victory over No. 2 U.C.L.A. Brooks, who finished with 113 points and 9 rebounds, grabbed Bryce Alford's missed free throw with 8.9 seconds to go, dribbled to the right wing and pulled up for the game-winning shot.
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James often felt like a one-man show — never more so than an the end of Game 1 of the finals when he watched helplessly as J.R. Smith dribbled out Cleveland's chances of winning — and it became clear that a change of scenery was attractive even after he had ended the city's long pro sports championship drought.
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I like to think that I was born at the exact moment when Doctor Sócrates — one of our most beloved players, a midfielder who was also a political activist and had a bachelor's degree in medicine — dribbled past two Soviets, stabilized the ball as if preparing a patient for a surgery and shot it into the corner of the net.
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A Canadian judge has ruled it's not illegal to give a thirsty pig a drink of water on its way to slaughter, in a heated months-long court case.. Anita Krajnc, an animal activist from Toronto, was acquitted of the charges of criminal mischief after she dribbled some water through the slats of a transport truck full of pigs in the summer of 2015.
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He then roasted it on a slab of oak wood, dribbled it with grapeseed oil and wild-fennel-frond powder, and added a drizzle of dried milkweed pods cooked in fresh birch sap, which he'd mashed in a stone bowl with some rutabaga starch, and a second drizzle that he called burnt-corn sauce, made from liquefied kernels that he'd scraped off the cob onto a stone, dried, then thinned out with sycamore sap.
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Graceful yet dynamic, combusting even in repose, Zidane is best known for acts of virtuosity and extremity: a move known as the roulette , in which he pulled the ball backward with the sole of his right foot, performed a swift pirouette, and dribbled off in the other direction; an explosive, out-of-nowhere volley that produced Real Madrid's winning goal, against Bayer Leverkusen, in the 2002 Champions League Final; and, most notorious, in the 2006 World Cup Final, a head-butt on the Italian defender Marco Materazzi, his final action as a player.
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