Something even flew off the animal and into Kelly's mouth.
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Sanitizer, rubbing alcohol, and face masks flew off the shelves.
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It flew off before our birder could take a decent photo.
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It flew off, hit the carpet-covered floor and popped open.
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He was hit so hard, his glasses flew off his forehead.
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But once again the wheels went wobbly and eventually flew off.
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Plenty more drones flew off at random and never returned home.
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Zaharie Ahmad Shah, deliberately flew off course en route to Beijing.
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Its gold dome flew off during the deadly 103 hurricane season.
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I thanked him, and later I flew off into the heat.
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Its gold dome flew off during the deadly 2017 hurricane season.
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The next day, they flew off for a performance in Brussels.
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"We flew off the hinges, we cursed, we cried," said Johnson.
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Around the country, fans and air-conditioners flew off store shelves.
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It flew off before he could properly photograph or identify it.
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The butterfly stayed there for a while, and then flew off.
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It's possible some of the escaped hot particles flew off these mounds.
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It eventually flew off, leaving it's buddy to fall into the drain.
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They flew off shelves and caught the eye of Kim Kardashian herself.
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More high-margin apparel, home and baby items flew off the shelves.
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The mag that holds the film flew off and unspooled down the street.
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"One day, and I'm serious, it flew off into the ocean," Miller says.
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Kourtney attended with a brand new guy and Scott flew off the walls.
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I bought a couple of waterproof notebooks and flew off to join them.
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"In the backdrop of corporate America, he flew off the page," she said.
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Though some houses flew off the market, others seemed to be priced high.
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The guy flew off the bike and was airlifted to a nearby hospital.
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Flores's helmet flew off, he was called out, and he lay on the ground.
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A crow flew overhead, lit on a black locust tree and flew off again.
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Perhaps dissatisfied with the local fare, or uncomfortable with my presence, he flew off.
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"Stuff flew off our tables, people started moving around, luggage went flying," she added.
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The backdrop was a giant chunk of roof that flew off a nearby building.
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Reactions flew off like this: Ivanka fills in for her dad beside Xi Jinping.
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Loaded with 100 cases of water, the helicopter flew off, leaving behind thirst and desperation.
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In Panama City, plywood and metal flew off the front of a Holiday Inn Express.
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Its 2014 opening was twice delayed, once because rafts flew off and into the air.
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Hot-ticket products flew off virtual and physical shelves on Friday, including Nintendo's SNES Classic.
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Swerving to avoid the collision, he flew off his bike and landed on his head.
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Around the world, perhaps 1m of the unmanned robots flew off the shelves in 2015.
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The storm pushed the boats around the marina and pieces of the roofing flew off.
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Two Russian Tu-1643 maritime reconnaissance aircraft flew off the coast of Alaska this week.
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The next day, with the city in pain, Mr. de Blasio flew off to Germany.
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The star was so excited, one of his shoes flew off during his animated reaction.
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The plane flew off course for about 21972,21966 miles, apparently on autopilot, until it crashed.
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The heiress was dancing at a club in Miami when the ring "flew off" her finger.
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Shortly after allowing the woman to ride with him, a tire on McNeeley's car flew off.
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So when it flew off it's like, 'Okay girl, you better be sitting under that wig!
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Another says Drogon flew off to Valyria and laid enough eggs to burn all of Westeros.
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Disick, 34, flew off the handle after Kourtney, 38, openly referred to Bendjima as her boyfriend.
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Joseph Heller had a Smith-Corona with keys that flew off (they were soldered back on).
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But as BuzzFeed noted, Jones once flew off the hook at accusations he was promoting Russian propaganda.
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Eventually, Jessie flew off on her own to lower ground, where she was reunited with her owner.
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The meals flew off the shelves: More than 10 million units sold in the first year alone.
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Nipkow discs were occasionally dangerous, too — sometimes they spun so fast they flew off and hit things.
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And that versatility probably has to do with why it flew off the (virtual) shelves so quickly.
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The second claim — "its gold dome flew off during the deadly 2017 hurricane season" — is more supported.
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A seagull picked up a chihuahua in Devon, England, and flew off with it in its beak.
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In 2009, F1 driver Filipe Massa was knocked unconscious by a bolt that flew off another car.
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The latter vanished from the show when he flew off in a mysterious helicopter on season nine.
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They slowly increased the pressure on the bottom of the syringe and waited until the top flew off.
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He flew off into space to visit the ruins of Krypton, his shattered home world, and then returned.
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The gun sounded, and Gatlin, a technically brilliant sprinter, flew off the blocks, head down, his legs digging.
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The company's mini NES Classic flew off shelves, and the rumored SNES mini will likely do the same.
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Overnight, the door to Meghan Margarum's house flew off, and the ground level started to fill with water.
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Apparently oblivious to the charted course, she beelined straight to Peter and literally flew off into the sunset.
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The second attempt did the trick: the bird flew off to find a safer perch to watch the game.
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The two banged heads, and Lucroy's mask flew off his head on impact as he fell on his back.
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A small piece of unsecured scrap metal that flew off the truck ahead of him, smashing through his windshield.
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One time the golf clubhead flew off and whizzed past the ear of a student in the front row.
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Bags flew off the shelves in mere days and stores could not keep the delicious dough bites in stock!
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Luckily, the company addressed the crisis and properly restocked by the holidays, when Frozen products flew off the shelves.
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The title flew off the shelves, as did its nearly 20 successors, which sold more than 10 million copies.
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Then wave after wave of no more than eight riders at a time flew off the retractable starting gate.
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The ball flew off Thomson's bat on a line toward the 16-foot-high green wall in left field.
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I hit a pothole and flew off, knocked out my front tooth and had to get a root canal.
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Dr. Manhattan reveals that he flew off to Jupiter's moon in the hopes of creating a more perfect species.
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Flacco&aposs helmet flew off his head, and the 10-year quarterback appeared wobbly as he struggled to his feet.
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The Tsunami, an inverted rollercoaster, flew off its tracks and landed on a children's biking area, according to ITV News.
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The car then flew off an embankment and struck a bridge support pillar before landing nose down in Pryor Creek.
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Last month, security forces shot at a quadcopter that entered a restricted zone in central Tehran which then flew off.
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He flew off screens, pulled up off hand offs, and dazzled in spurts with individual shot creation that wasn't forced.
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Just this weekend, he flew off the handle on an airport employee ... which prevented him from getting on the plane.
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Clothes flew off as she grinded her hips against the seat and Clester unbuttoned his jeans to better pleasure himself.
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Last fall, the company teamed up with Disney to bring us a three character collaboration that flew off the shelves.
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By 1952, the kits flew off the shelves and Craft Master has firmly established itself in the midcentury hobbyist market.
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Outteridge slipped and flew off the boat as the crew changed sides while the 50-foot foiling catamaran was turning.
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His opening drive landed in the right rough, and his right arm flew off the club during his follow through.
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One of the birds picked up the 4-week-old cat and flew off, later dropping the kitten on the ground.
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On the way back onto the highway after lunch, Mike lost control of their bike and they flew off a cliff.
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In the wild post, Yusupov flew off the handle and came across as someone no one would want to work for.
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After the 45-minute exercise, Mr. Putin stayed for another 45 minutes to confer with his commanders, and then flew off.
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Five years later, she flew off the Houston NRG Stadium roof in real life to perform her Super Bowl halftime show.
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John got last-minute refresher training on basic video training from the Visuals team in Baghdad and flew off on assignment.
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As the hat flew off, it hit Hough directly in the neck, causing her to laughingly gasp and turn toward the camera.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen it was first released, the iPod flew off shelves with the promise of storing 1,000 songs.
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The impact was so forceful that my shoes flew off, my glasses shattered, my hip and left thumb snapped, my helmet cracked.
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Glamour reports that a viral photo has been spreading through Pinterest and Instagram faster than Jaclyn Hill's Champagne Pop flew off shelves.
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Now imagine that, every time that happened, you experienced a euphoric dream sequence in which your clothes flew off into the ether.
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Adam Yates will be one of the riders to watch after he flew off the radar in the opening block of racing.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars rookie quarterback Gardner Minshew got sacked so hard in his NFL debut on Thursday that his helmet flew off.
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Its much anticipated initial public offering flew off the rails this month amid widespread investor skepticism that slashed 75% of WeWork's valuation.
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Right afterward, Bernie Sanders flew off to the Vatican, where he was very publicly trying to get in to see the pope.
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Supplies of Purell hand sanitizer flew off the shelves in local pharmacies and are now hard to find or even unavailable online.
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With heavy winds swirling around the court, Fognini's towel flew off his seat and landed on the clay during the first point.
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The two Russian Tu-95 Bear bombers flew off Kodiak Island, within a 200-mile area called the Air Defense Identification Zone.
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Force India's Esteban Ocon brought out the red flags when the engine cover, with its distinctive 'shark fin', flew off the car.
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Then, when members of the press did their due diligence in trying to clear up the confusion, he flew off the handle.
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Heading to a hotel across town with five other firemen, he struck a bump in the road and flew off the scooter.
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I looked down, and the little bird walked over to an iron gate, where the door was open, and it flew off.
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That was my sign that my kid was OK, when I started talking to Earnestine and the bird appeared and flew off.
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Floersch sustained the injury at the street circuit when her car flew off the track and into a photographers' bunker at high speed.
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His predecessors also flew off on foreign trips after midterm drubbings, using the world spotlight as a reminder of their relevance and stature.
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The entire fence fell on top of him, and one of his sandals flew off and landed 10 feet away on the sidewalk.
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The conversation then flew off in a different direction, away from the McCains, to whether or not the Trumps were too thin-skinned.
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When Sulu, the helmsman (played by George Takei), sent the Enterprise into warp speed, the ship flew off with its own unmistakable whoosh.
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She's often spotted wearing their traditional uniform, which makes her look like she flew off the pages of P.L. Travers's classic, Mary Poppins!
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This included a utilitarian-style Staud dress that flew off the cyber shelves when she was first pictured in it back in September.
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"The bus flew off of the wheels, but it hit the metal thing on the side of the highway," fifth-grader Theo Ancevski said.
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"We celebrated their fairytale wedding and they were surrounded by their family and friends as they flew off in the family helicopter," he recalled.
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"I remember bleaching my hair out with a relaxer on it, and my hair literally just flew off my head that day," says Hamilton.
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In fact, publishers usually drove up release-day pricing to stratospheric levels thereby grabbing a nice boost as hot titles flew off the shelves.
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In 2013, the Oreo flavor was so welcomed that packages flew off Target shelves and were being sold on eBay for $12 a box.
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The car did indeed flip, but a piece of metal from some sort of welded contraption that was attached to the car flew off.
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The bird flying up at the windowpane aspired to the blue sky reflected in it but learned the hard truth and flew off again.
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He made headlines after he danced so vigorously at the Sin City strip club on Thursday that his diamond-studded pinkie ring flew off.
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Bucher said a raspberry-flavoured gin flew off the shelves, but lower priced items at Debenhams such as cards and decorations did not appeal.
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It refers to the idea that what you saw was so amazing, and incited so much shock in you, that your wig flew off.
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Phil took off in a straight line for the ballhandler, who looked terrified; he ripped the ball away and flew off for a layup.
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FIVE YEARS ago Thomas Piketty's "Capital in the Twenty-First Century", a weighty analysis of rising inequality, flew off shelves and ignited fiery debate.
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The figures flew off Disney Store shelves when they were released around the December 2015 debut of the movie "The Force Awakens," Silver said.
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After their last collaboration practically flew off the shelves, designer Prabal Gurung and retailer Lane Bryant are back with the second installment of their partnership.
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"Thankfully it soon became apparent that Jessie was fine and uninjured as she flew off to another roof and then to a tree," said Swallow.
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"We celebrated their fairy tale wedding and they were surrounded by their family and friends as they flew off in the family helicopter," he recalled.
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As we reported, a witness reported hearing tires peeling out moments before hearing the car smash through a fence as it flew off the road.
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He had not taken batting practice on the field in three days, but on Tuesday afternoon he did, and the ball flew off his bat.
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The two birds touched beaks and squawked amiably at each other for a few hours, but eventually Clyde flew off, and Carpenter took Gracie home.
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Terrible start to Trevor Bauer's Thanksgiving week ... a tire flew off a semi-truck and smashed up his $300,000 McLaren and the photo is heartbreaking!!!
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During a mid-'80s run of Thor comics, the Asgardian god of thunder flew off into space to investigate an alien fleet passing close to Earth.
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He explained that a copper penny he placed on his forehead during one of the attacks flew off him as if zapped by a corporeal current.
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Previous Super Puma incidents linked to gearbox problems included a 2009 crash off Peterhead, Scotland, in which the rotor also flew off and 16 people died.
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As the story went, a group of teenagers bumped into her and she flew off the handle and dumped the crickets and worms into the train.
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Two Russian anti-submarine surveillance aircraft flew off the coast of Alaska this week, according to the command overseeing aerospace and maritime warning for North America.
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During a qualifying session, a spring flew off another car and into the front of Massa's helmet, causing a serious injury just above his left eye.
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The McLaren flew off the side of the track into a wall and then rolled through the gravel and came to rest at the retaining wall.
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My first few shots on the driving range were not good, as everything flew off the toe, and I struggled to gain control over the shot.
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In February, three Canadian Pacific employees died when a runaway train that had been parked on a mountain slope in British Columbia flew off a bridge.
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The national bird landed on the top of one of the truck's ladders, paused for a moment on the edge of the basket, then flew off.
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A tired hummingbird which wound up at a Virginia fire station was given a dose of sugar water before it flew off, a local fire department said.
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One person was killed and another injured Tuesday on a Florida highway when a tire flew off of a box truck and struck an SUV, PEOPLE confirms.
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Before she flew off to the North African country, the 38-year-old took an adorable picture in her travel garb and gave us major fashion envy.
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A 23.9-foot face drop onto concrete shattered the Mate 210&aposs screen so thoroughly that several pieces of it flew off completely, revealing the electronics underneath.
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When I first arrived in Dakar last fall, I was alone, living a bachelor's life as I flew off to write about the Ebola virus and terrorism.
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The bottles sold as part of a three-bottle set at online wine shop Laithwaite's for £75, or $94 — and flew off the shelves, selling out entirely.
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She had sheltered in a bottom apartment for the storm, and when the eyewall hit, the roof of her home flew off and landed on her car.
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It was a time when jazz and ragtime flew off the keys, and Steinway was producing more than 6,000 pianos a year, triple what it makes today.
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I was at one recently that served a single piece of crostini that, when we tried to cut it, cracked into bits and flew off the plate.
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At 12 inches tall with a scantily clad, curvaceous body and stiltlike legs, she flew off shelves and quickly became a cultural flash point over body image.
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Toutiao flew off the shelves and soon went on to incubate new media products, including a Quora-like Q&A platform and TikTok, known as Douyin in China.
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The deejaying socialite endured a living nightmare last week when her $2 million, 20-carat engagement ring "flew off" her finger while dancing at a Miami night club.
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Veteran Anti Hero pro Frank Gerwer skated with such reckless abandon that he ran out of road and flew off the back of a ramp and nearly died.
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Shape Tape concealers flew off the shelves last summer, plus you can't forget about the entire unicorn collection, those dreamy lipsticks, and the brand's first-ever dry shampoo.
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The ring was just so heavy and big that while I was dancing it literally flew off my finger into an ice bucket a couple of tables over.
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Last month, shortstop Jose Ramirez got hit in the ass with his own helmet after it flew off his head in the opposite direction of where it landed.
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But the IPO flew off the rails amid widespread investor skepticism over everything from the company's business model to the lack of restraint over Adam Neumann's corporate control.
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Bieber's official merch just about flew off the shelves at every store he offered it, so it's no surprise Dolce & Gabbana wanted to get in on the action.
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Try to imagine this today: For almost a year, textual criticism was happening, and red-hot copies of The New York Review of Books flew off the newsstands.
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Several train cars flew off an overpass, landing on Interstate 2501 in the December 2501 accident near DuPont, Washington, which left three dead and more than 22008 injured.
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The hearing flew off the rails again when Nadler called a 15-minute recess after he and the committee&aposs Democratic counsel questioned the witnesses for 45 minutes.
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It flew off the shelves just like the old books did, making it just about the only time a play script has been the fastest-selling new release ever.
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"Our home in Dandan took on massive damage when some of the storm boards covering the windows flew off during Yutu's powerful 200+ mile an hour gusts," wrote Propst.
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Macaulay Culkin channeled his inner-Randy Savage -- and dominated a pro wrestling match in L.A. on Thursday, culminating in a move where the actor FLEW OFF THE TOP ROPE!
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"I hit my drive left and then had a shot that flew off a downslope," said the 20-year-old after a 75 gave her a total of 214.
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This bounce house in Niagara County, New York, clearly got fed up with being bounced on all the time, so it saddled up and flew off into the sky.
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A 23-year-old man named Albert Stokes died in a motorcycle accident after a helmet he purchased on Amazon flew off during a crash, according to the Journal.
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In 2010 in Vancouver, the day before the Olympic competition began, Nodar Kumaritashvili of Georgia flew off the track in a training run and crashed into a steel beam.
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It was such a big, valuable business that if a chunk of coal flew off a truck and cracked a windshield, the state replaced the windshield, no questions asked.
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On Friday, April 27, as Nixon flew off to Camp David for the weekend, mulling his dark future, the F.B.I. moved to secure White House records relevant to Watergate.
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Instead of empathizing with Ariana and Tom's feelings, Jax flew off the handle, with Brittany egging him on ("Knock him the fuck out!" she literally screamed during their argument).
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Thursday that two passengers were critically injured and 10 others are receiving medical care in Unalaska after a plane nearly flew off the runway upon landing at Unalaska Airport.
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But by late fall, after funding was appropriated for the year, enrollment slipped to nine after a family got on a plane and flew off to live somewhere else.
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As Venezuela's economy began to collapse in 2014, condoms flew off the shelves later that year, and by February 2015 it cost $755 for a 36 pack of Trojans.
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Lamar Smith, the Republican chair of the House Science Committee who also happens to believe global warming might actually be a really good thing, flew off the hook this week.
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In a heart-jangling start, Danilo Petrucci high-sided after brushing by Marquez on the first lap and took out French rider Fabio Quartararo as he flew off his Ducati.
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Only 200,000 units were sold globally from April to June 2019 — that compares with more than 2 million units of Switch that flew off the shelves in the same period.
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But the hat immediately flew off the Marine's head, forcing the president to chase it down as the Marine stood at his post, where he remained until the president boarded.
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If you told me that he turned into an owl and flew off towards the moon, that would make much more sense than telling me that David Bowie is mortal.
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Adam Cardwell, 55, was still asleep in his cabin outside the community of Willow when pictures and pans flew off the walls and books and dishes crashed to the ground.
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And I think it was about '68 or '69 and my Strat flew off the top of the car — we didn't have a van — and I thought it had broken up.
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My front tire hit the door at full speed and I flew off my road bike, landing a couple feet away on the right side of my head and right arm.
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"[He] flew off a carrier in the North Atlantic and never came back, and his mother, who was a very sane woman, just never believed that he was dead," Munger says.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian new vehicle sales enjoyed another strong month in February as sports utilities flew off the lots and hot demand in the commercial sector augured well for business investment.
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At a meet in 2013, Biles wobbled wildly on the beam, crashed to her knees during the floor exercise, and flew off the bars before Boorman pulled her from the competition.
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Chanel had dressed her for the evening: metallic platform sandals, a tiered chiffon dress in bright, beachy colors, and gigantic hoop earrings that flew off whenever she made a sudden movement.
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PageSix reported that the hotel heiress and former reality star was dancing at RC Cola Plant (yes, a former soda factory converted into a club) when her ring flew off her finger.
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In OpenMind, one of my favorite characters was Nikita, a calm-under-pressure anti-technology activist who brought reason to the table when her group's hothead leader, Max, flew off the rails.
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He'd fly to the house and make his special call in the morning so we could come out and spend a little time with him before he flew off foraging again. pic.twitter.
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When Beyoncé dropped the video for 7/11, KALE sweaters flew off the shelves and goofing around in a hotel room with your squad became the new dressing up and going out.
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Franklin JonesA guy taped his phone to the ceiling fan trying to cheat on Pokémon GO, it flew off and hit the wall...it doesn't work anyway since it uses the GPS.
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Then a Korn song came on over the PA and things turned hectic: after Banario was announced the winner, Jabbari flew off the handle, shoving and cursing and swatting at the ref.
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BTW ... special moment after the crash between Post and a pap, who made the rapper happy as hell when he recovered the Rolls-Royce hood ornament that flew off after the crash.
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But Riordan soon learned the awful truth: His wife, Jennifer Riordan, who was on Southwest Airlines Flight 1380 last week, was killed after a piece of the engine flew off the plane.
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SYDNEY, April 5 (Reuters) - Australian new vehicle sales enjoyed another strong month in March as sports utilities flew off the lots, setting the seal on a robust first quarter for the industry.
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As the band kicked into set opener "Puss," a violent standout off 217's cantankerous Liar LP, he all but flew off the Irving Plaza stage and into the sold-out crowd.
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We spoke to Costello from his L.A. store, where he told us black designs flew off his racks in the past few days ... in the immediate wake of Monday's Golden Globes nominations.
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To commemorate the 20th anniversary of one of the world's first virtual pets, Bandai is re-releasing the Tamagotchi, which, two decades ago, flew off shelves faster than Nintendo's miniature SNES does today.
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On Sunday, Rus managed to produce only two winners during the contest as Stephens ran her ragged from the baseline with a non-stop flow of groundstrokes that flew off the sunbaked clay.
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Astros pitcher Brad Peacock fielded the ball and threw to first, hitting Turner in the process and sending the ball past first basemen Yuli Gurriel, whose glove also hit Turner and flew off.
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Winston's owner told CBS New York that the pup had bolted up the apartment's staircase, raced through an access door that had been left open, then flew off the edge of the building.
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The Super Puma has come under scrutiny after a series of incidents linked to gearbox problems including a 2009 crash off Scotland, in which the rotor also flew off and 16 people died.
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His timing was off, the usual sweet sound of ball-on-racket that is almost unique to the great Swiss was absent, replaced by a duller thud as shots repeatedly flew off target.
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SYDNEY, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Australian new vehicle sales hit another record for a January month as sports utilities flew off the lots, while strong demand for commercial vehicles spoke of solid business spending.
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During training days before the opening ceremony, Vonn crashed while racing down a mountain at 217 miles per hour, somersaulting until she flew off a jump backward and landed with a chilling thud.
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And as Drogon tenderly scooped Daenerys's body into a claw and flew off into the gray sky, it was honestly more moving than the final interaction of the two humans in the scene.
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I nearly flew off the tall sides at the bottom and had a spectacular crash landing as my body crushed against one final curve before the beast spat me out into the pool.
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Groceries flew off the shelves of supermarkets in the provincial capital of Guangzhou as residents stocked up in preparation for being confined at home by the typhoon, China's official Xinhua News Agency said.
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Either way, it's bound to be successful knowing that Jenner's products flew off Ulta Beauty shelves upon the brand's release, and with product sell-out status, KKW Beauty can surely expect the same.
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Despite the traditional look of Bronner's, the company must keep up with the latest trends: Bob Ross ornaments flew off the shelves in June; four years ago owls were trending, now it's sloths.
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Stickers on produce, caulking from the back of the sink, a piece of duct tape that got stuck on somebody's shoe, and a filter from the gutters that flew off in the wind.
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For those who missed the boat on this summer's stunning Churro highlighter — which also flew off the virtual shelves in minutes — there's still a chance to nab the marbled shadows before it's too late.
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"[I was] going way too fast and I lost control, and my wheel swung into the median and I flew off and hit a street sign that sliced my arm clean off," she says.
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A 2110-wood off the tee went into the gallery along the right, and then Woods's second shot flew off the left side of the green and into a seemingly impregnable wall of bushes.
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While most humans or animals at 65 would be too old for this sort of work, Wisdom flew off after hatching the bird to gather squid, small fish and fish eggs as baby food.
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Alisher Usmanov, a metals magnate who has become involved in Uzbekistan's copper and steel industries, recently hired out his private jet to Mr Mirziyoyev when he flew off to meet Vladimir Putin, Russia's president.
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If you suddenly find your twin sister straddling you while your mom helps splash her pee on your freshly minted jellyfish stings, that family vacation probably flew off the rails a long time ago.
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The train was traveling from Washington to New York when it flew off the rails at more than 100 miles per hour, double the posted speed limit, while going around a curve in Philadelphia.
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"The ring was just so heavy and big that while I was dancing it literally flew off my finger into an ice bucket a couple of tables over," she wrote on the social media platform.
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The product sold so fast (it actually broke a Sephora record for most purchased on its release day) that she quickly introduced another, warmer iteration called Prosseco Pop — which also flew off the virtual shelves.
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"The ring was just so heavy and big that while I was dancing it literally flew off my finger into an ice bucket a couple of tables over," Hilton Tweeted a few days after the ordeal.
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The issue flew off newsstands—Flynt wrote that he sold a million copies "in a matter of days," including one bought by the governor of Ohio—and just like that, Flynt's fame and fortune were made.
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Thirty winners in all flew off Nadal's racket, none better than the running cross-court passing shot he flicked over the net as he chased down a Sousa dropshot to end a breathtaking 20-shot exchange.
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Both colors of the Sarah Flint Natalie flats she wore to the 2017 Invictus Games sold out in 24 hours, and when the brand restocked them this past month they flew off the shelves once more.
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"I have flown not too far from here and was flying at 2,500 feet when a remotely controlled vehicle flew off the nose of my aircraft and missed my propeller by about 2 feet," Duckworth said.
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As we reported, he flew into L.A. last Friday, met with Magic Johnson Saturday, signed a $154 million deal with the L.A. Lakers Sunday, and then flew off to Portofino to re-connect with his fam.
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In case you hadn't heard ... Paris' super expensive, 20-carat bling flew off her finger this weekend while she and her fiance, Chris Zylka, were partying it up at EDM group Above & Beyond's concert in Miami.
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And this holiday season, it's as if the candy elves heard our wishes because Nabisco (Oreo's parent company) is bringing back the creme-filled Oreo Eggs that flew off supermarket shelves earlier this year for Easter.
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The Brazilian Football Confederation released a video that showed the Paris St Germain player training with the rest of the squad before they flew off to St Petersburg for Friday's Group E match against Costa Rica.
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Both "Nip/Tuck" and "Glee" ran for multiple seasons, and had intense fan bases, but they also flew off the rails: "Nip/Tuck" became a Grand Guignol in its twists; "Glee" got preachy and self-indulgent.
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The octopus dove down in the water after losing its prey, while the bird flew off after about 10 minutes, Illet&aposs company, Mowi Canada West, said in a description of the video posted online Wednesday.
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It&aposs understandable that terms like "tea," and "wig," which signifies being shocked (it stems from "wig flew" or "my wig flew off") would enter stan culture, since there&aposs heavy overlap between the two communities.
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Since then, I have worn the coat only a handful of times, shivering regretfully in the foggy San Francisco evening as the slick fabric pulled heat from my body and the detachable hood flew off my head.
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A woman flew off the handle at a New York McDonald's when she didn't get her order of small fries fast enough – yelling homophobic slurs and threatening employees with a gun, cops and the store's manager said.
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The last time Russian bombers flew near the United States was July 4, 2015, when a pair of Russian bombers flew off the coasts of Alaska and California, coming as close as 40 miles to Mendocino, Calif.
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Then this week, it transformed into something more macabre when a red tarp flew off one of the pancaked upper stories, revealing the dangling legs of a corpse that has been wedged under the rubble since October.
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Escalation When Ms. Tran called the drama between the rappers "ridiculous," Mr. Brown flew off the handle, responding in all-caps that Ms. Tran's accomplishments were owed to him and that he had slept with her friends.
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That was the tipping point and Osaka wrapped up the win in one hour, 26 minutes with a service winner, breaking into a smile as the ball flew off the frame of Keys' racquet and into the crowd.
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He spoke about their beach wedding on St. John in the US Virgin Islands, their rafting trips down the Chattahoochee River outside Atlanta and the time they flew off a WaveRunner together off the coast of Destin, Florida.
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Update: If you didn't get your hands on the wildly popular MAC x Selena collection before it flew off shelves a few months ago, we have some good news: You'll soon have a second chance to snag the products.
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She was in a fired-up frenzy to get off court as fast as possible as the evening drew in, smashing winners left and right, roaring, fist-pumping and pirouetting in celebration as each one flew off her racket.
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In it, the Birmingham MC calls out Donald Trump for being a wasteman, Frank Ocean for being on a long ting, and anyone who goes to sleep with their make up on ("winged eye liner must have flew off").
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When Ms. Youn, the firefighter, flew off her bike in a particularly hard tournament game against Pennsylvania, the New York referee flipped frantically through a printout rule book to try and find the protocol for time outs and injury.
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His comment, made as he flew off for a visit to Chile and Peru, came after Hawaii issued a false missile alert that provoked panic in the U.S. state and highlighted the risk of possible unintended nuclear war with North Korea.
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From a $328 Club Monaco dress that sold out within hours of wearing it to a wedding or a $740 Strathberry handbag that flew off shelves just 11 minutes after she was photographed carrying it, Meghan's choices have instant influence.
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Yet after his death, reprints of his early works flew off the shelves—an ending fitting of one of his tales, which often leave the reader uncertain whether to chuckle helplessly at life's cruel absurdity or succumb to its ineffable sadness.
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No one has been identified as a suspect in Berreth's disappearance, and there is no evidence of trouble in her relationship with her fiancé or any indication that she flew off in a Doss Aviation aircraft, the police chief said.
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The passenger train was traveling from Washington to New York on May 13, 2015, when it flew off the rails at more than 100 miles (160 km) per hour, double the posted speed limit, while rounding a curve in Philadelphia.
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The Super Puma has come under intense media and regulatory scrutiny in the UK after a series of incidents linked to gearbox problems including a 2009 crash off Peterhead, Scotland, in which the rotor also flew off and 16 people died.
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With a second hit at a 45-degree angle, a chunk flew off, and I could see the rhinoceros's rib bone, which had settled millions of years ago into the landscape outside of Dickinson, due west of Bismarck, the state capital.
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Before clips began appearing online on Wednesday, photos from the emotional conversation, which addressed mounting accusations of sexual abuse and misconduct against Kelly, showed King calm, composed, and determined as the singer quite literally flew off the handle — and out of his seat.
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You'll hear nothing but five-star reviews of the best-selling Magic Cream and the revolutionary dry (yes, dry) sheet mask, but there's one product in particular that flew off shelves mere moments after its release: the Charlotte Tilbury Bar of Gold Highlighter.
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Franco grand slam powers Phillies past Marlins PHILADELPHIA — With the bases loaded in the third inning and the Philadelphia Phillies trailing by two runs, Maikel Franco swung and missed so hard his helmet flew off his head and rolled a few feet away.
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Ciro Gomes of the Democratic Labor Party (PDT) finished third in the 2018 election but flew off to Europe after the first round, upset with a perceived betrayal by Lula and the PT; since then, he has largely disappeared from the political scene.
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The match lacked nothing in quality power tennis but was almost entirely devoid of drama and the most notable incident came late in the third set when the ball flew off top seed Nadal's racket and hit a ballgirl on the head.
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"The ring was just so heavy and big that while I was dancing it literally flew off my finger into an ice bucket a couple of tables over," Hilton shared on Twitter Monday, addressing the ordeal for the first time since she lost her bling.
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And the Monaco Grand Prix is also remembered for its accidents, such as when Alberto Ascari flew off the track in his Lancia and into the harbor in 1955 or when Lorenzo Bandini crashed his Ferrari in the 1967 race and died three days later.
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The time my phone wallet fell apart on the subway platform and all the cards flew off in a million directions, I wrapped them all up à la present style in an elastic and popped the neat package back in my bag to sort later.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan met with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas in Houston and then flew off to visit leaders in Latin America, seeking to promote her island's cause as it gets positive signals from President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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At the 218 Turin Olympics, where she was a medal contender in multiple events, Vonn was airlifted off the mountain when she stumbled during a training run at 218 miles an hour, somersaulted until she flew off a jump backward and landed with a chilling thud.
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Fresh from a contentious G7 global economic summit in Quebec, where U.S. President Donald Trump refused to sign a joint statement with the United States' oldest and closest allies, Trump flew off to Singapore for what could be an historic meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.
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Because (no offense) all geese look pretty much alike, it was hard to say which goose won, the attacker or the defender, but I knew that I wanted to be the goose that ended up with the girl, not the one who flew off honking in ignominious defeat.
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"The night I got the news from Carlos that Bolitoglossa jacksoni had been rediscovered, I flew off the couch where I&aposd been falling asleep, let loose a string of expletives (in a good way), and did a little happy dance," Jackson, the salamander&aposs original discoverer, said in a statement.
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"What is true between the United States and the GCC, as is true with all of our allies and friends, is that any point of time there are going to be differences," Mr Obama said after the meeting, before he flew off to London to involve himself in Britain's EU referendum.
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With 14% pigment for all-over coverage, a super-blend of oils to quench thirsty skin, three undertones to choose from (including cool, warm, and neutral to complement all complexions), and 100% vegan ingredients, it's no surprise that the foundations flew off shelves when they launched a few days later.
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"Witnesses heard the tires of the car screech loudly and saw the car accelerate before it flew off the edge of the wharf, crashed into the water and immediately sunk," FBI agent Matthew Parker wrote in an affidavit last week, according to reporting by the Associated Press and U.S. News and World News Report.
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Sometimes we end the show with headlines that are about news from outer space like twice or three times — you know, a satellite was let go and it flew off — and we'll end it with some fun music or something, and we'll do things like that are ... That doesn't make me feel better after the coal miner.
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Witnesses on the scene said they heard "tires of the car screech loudly and saw the car accelerate before it flew off the edge of the wharf, crashed into the water and immediately sunk," FBI agent Matthew Parker wrote in an affidavit in November 2018, according to reporting by the Associated Press and U.S. News and World News Report.
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It's the mathematical difference between figuring out how far a car can go in an hour, traveling at a constant rate of 55mph, and figuring out where a car would land if it flew off a cliff traveling at 55mph, and then how many times it would bounce, and how many flips it would ultimately do.
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Fashion Review MILAN — Over the weekend — as attention turned to the Oscars, speculation grew as to just how political the awards ceremony would get, and various members of the fashion flock peeled away from the crowd and flew off to Los Angeles to help with that spectacle — a spectacle of another sort took place in Milan.
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Matthew flew off the motorcycle, landed on the hood, and rolled off the truck, and according to witnesses he survived the initial collision, and he was getting up out of the street when Nicolas Guaman fled and ran Matthew over, dragging him a quarter of a mile to his death while witnesses were begging and pleading with him to stop the truck.
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Despite everything we know about objects in motion, Cleveland Indians shortstop Jose Ramirez's helmet flew off his head, bounced off his ass, followed by his left leg, and then it bounced off his right heel and got kicked backward toward the second baseman's position and out of sight before flying back into the frame and landing back on Ramirez's ass.
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" The ABA testified: "That she flew off the handle in a rage for no apparent reason and screamed at attorneys; that she was impatient and did not fully listen to attorneys' legal arguments and did not have a good grasp of the legal issues presented to her; that she took offense easily, was short-tempered and volatile, and got angry when lawyers disagreed with her; that she was rigid and dismissive and did not treat lawyers with respect.
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"As we flew off I looked out the window at all that ice and at this stunning environment that I've come to know so well over the past 10 years and that I have a profound respect for — it is such a unique place, the Arctic Ocean, a place like no other," Larsen explained at a recent talk promoting " On Thin Ice: An Epic Final Quest into the Melting Arctic," the new book he and Hudson Lindenberger wrote about the expedition, an unaided and unsupported journey.
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