We got onto sex and spent an hour talking about that.
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Then he got onto old Highway 30 and headed for home.
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I disembarked, got onto my connecting flight, and suddenly realized it.
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Somehow the husband got onto the topic of inner-city problems.
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Neither Reed nor Wardle know how the malware got onto the victim computers.
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He got onto the ballot in forty-three states and received nearly three million votes.
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Most of the emails got onto the computer as a result of backups of her Blackberry.
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I quickly got onto the main deck, where I saw a friend unleashing a life raft.
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LONDON – British police have arrested an intruder who scaled scaffolding and got onto the roof of Parliament.
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"He got onto the runway, went down the runway, started taking off," witness Peter Drake told KDFW.
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At one point, he got onto the garage roof before eventually being detained, the court filing says.
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Fox said he thinks the poachers got onto the reserve on Sunday night or early Monday morning.
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Through those connections, he got onto the 2020 campaign, according to the person familiar with his hiring.
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When Tony hugged her at the door ("They hug—they're Italians"), the blood got onto Tony's jacket.
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I got onto the eastbound E train at 53rd and Lexington, heading back to my Queens apartment.
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Afterwards, after Christine got onto the subway, she texted me to ask when our next date could be.
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We got onto base and headed for the main chapel (there are three or four chapels on base).
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The escape The two men got onto a correctional bus as prisoners but became fugitives shortly before sunrise.
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ATLANTA – Authorities say a man got onto the tarmac at Atlanta&aposs international airport and approached a Delta flight.
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The minute anyone said, "You need treatment," they got onto the list of people she'd never engage with again.
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So [the reporters] got onto my Facebook page and there was a photo there of me on the beach smiling.
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The convenience-store kids got onto their bikes, shouting and swerving into one another until they were out of sight.
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Jonathan Zittrain: But basically your vision then for a future– Mark Zuckerberg: I don't know how we got onto that.
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Jefferson County Sheriff Jeff Shrader said investigators don't think Pais got onto the grounds of Columbine High School in Littleton.
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We know this: once legs evolved and vertebrates got onto land, we swiftly spread over the surface of the planet.
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So I closed the door, and as I got onto the sidewalk, they were beating up people in the club.
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Krulik: A big boost for us, at least within the music community, was when it got onto Nirvana's tour bus.
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When they got onto the walkway beside her, she stopped on the motionless floor and waited for them to pass.
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"Someone got onto the bus, left the baggage and got off," said Mubarak Zeb Khan, the capital city police chief.
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Here's how the little blue jar got onto so many grandmothers' night stands and into so many mothers' medicine cabinets.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) burst into laughter for two seconds, paused as we got onto an elevator, then laughed again.
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He was still dressed but had put porn on TV. I took my dress off and got onto the bed.
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The press and the public sector listen, so this issue has got onto the radar of Police and Crime Commissioners nationwide.
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When the firefighter got onto the roof, Jasper was quick to show his appreciation, planting sweet, slobbery kisses on Captain Nawfel.
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Hence they applied and got onto Y Combinator's program — and will be graduating in the 2017 summer batch of YC startups.
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"We got onto the interstate, and not even five minutes out I could feel a head coming out," she told the newspaper.
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Slattery said the car tried to pass him when he got onto the Merritt Parkway, according to Greenwich Police Lt. John Brown.
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Dressed in white, she got onto her mat and filmed herself in various poses that revealed a red stain from her period.
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President Donald Trump said the Secret Service did a "phenomenal job" arresting the "troubled person" who got onto the White House grounds.
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"It was likely that most of the emails got onto the computer as a result of backups of her Blackberry," ProPublica reports.
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When we got onto the Long Island Expressway, the radio DJ told listeners to call in to share their New Year's resolutions.
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As for the dog ... no idea who it belongs to or how it got onto the field, but c'mon, that's funny stuff!
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It is unclear how the scorpion got onto the flight, although the most likely scenario is that it snuck onboard inside someone's luggage.
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But there's still no sense as to how, or if they even got onto the bill, what the strategy would be after that.
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Other officials said it was likely that most of the emails got onto the computer as a result of backups of her Blackberry.
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I was always into technology, and I'd like to apologize to my moms for all the viruses I got onto our old computer.
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"I remember when JW Anderson first got onto Instagram, it was before any of the really big brands were on it," he muses.
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She got onto much sounder footing when she moved on to her wider agenda of tackling inequality and the power of the wealthy.
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The sisters were returning from a family gathering when they got onto the same train as Mr. Cowell at the Concord BART station.
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"ICE waited until Giovanni got onto the school bus before shouting for him to get off the bus and arresting him," the document states.
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I knew right away we needed to get Moore into the VA as quickly as possible, so I got onto the next available flight.
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After bending up slivers of lead so it seemed almost as if the sea emerged from the picture, Kiefer got onto a scissor lift.
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Another cat, this one named George, got onto the tracks at the Canal Street station on the E line in July, delaying dozens of trains.
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She said that the 100 guests couldn't see them under her long dress until she got onto the dance floor and showed off her footwear.
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Although we do wonder how the seal got onto the ship in the first place, considering it was coming in to shore from the sea.
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I think it was wrong that we didn't pick it up, and I think we got onto it reasonably quickly but it was a process error.
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When I got onto the plane, I think that Justin probably didn't know that Air Force One has about 27 televisions, and I see the television.
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Only instead of going to a regular club, they've got onto this "dance music is cool" thing and now they're at a music festival in Split.
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So I got onto the floor, and right away I could feel the sense of community that really strikes you right away on the trading floor.
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"I never knew how much technology went into farming, and once I got onto that tractor it was kind of like stepping on a spaceship," he said.
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His weight lifting program is mostly body resistance, using bands and straps, but when he finally got onto the bench, under those 30-pound weights, Strausser was delighted.
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Then in 2012, LaCroix made Rosenberg's life a lot easier: National Beverage expanded its West Coast distribution and got onto the websites of office supply stores for easy ordering.
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Mr. Rosenfeld said the police were investigating how the bomb got onto the bus, and if it was meant to go off there or was intended for another location.
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Guttenberg plays a photojournalist who decides to investigate the legend of The Hollywood Tower Hotel, where five people supposedly once got onto an elevator and were never seen again.
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As the "RBG" documentary tells, Ginsburg attended Harvard Law School -- and got onto the Law Review both at Harvard and at Columbia from which she graduated -- in the 1950s.
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All right, when we get back we're gonna talk with Chuck Todd, who is now a very famous broadcast personality in Washington, D.C., about how he got onto broadcast.
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News outlets report the man got onto the tarmac Tuesday and went up to a Delta Air Lines flight from Miami that had just landed at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.
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There are a number of scenarios that would explain how the emails got onto the laptop without Abedin's knowledge, including that they were somehow automatically backed up from the cloud.
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"It only toppled out of the box once it got onto the sorting line," Brian Sollom, operations manager for three Recology recycling facilities in Humboldt County told The Press Democrat.
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We got onto the bus, he asked me some questions, I covered for my buddy (which earned me street cred), and then he searched my pockets... and found the hash.
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We got onto the conversation of writing and I gave him a load of my demos, because I've been building material up in a little home studio since about 21979.
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"As you can see from the attached, it's natural to ask how he got onto the board when compared to the rest of the esteemed list of members," Mannina continued.
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The timing couldn't have worked out better because he was filming in Toronto Tuesday morning, got onto a plane and landed Tuesday night, and I went into labor around 1 p.m.
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Sage, composed, and politely reserved until she got onto a topic she was eager to discuss, she spoke with the purpose of someone who has laid out a long-term plan.
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Here We Go Again, we're going to meet younger versions of each of our beloved characters and discover how Donna Sheridan (Meryl Streep) got onto that island in the first place.
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The bull case: Beyond Meat rival Impossible Foods recently got onto Burger King's menu, and there is widespread speculation that Beyond Meat will strike a similar deal with McDonald's or Wendy's.
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When we got onto the subject of older critics scrambling to understand him, he was unfazed—comfortable in where he was already and confident that he would get to the top.
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"The masked intruder broke in through a window and got onto the house's terrace and repeatedly tasered the home owner (Pamfilova) and then fled," the Interior Ministry said in a statement.
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Eating fresh-sourced fruits and veggies has a ton of benefits, but when deadlines are mounting, do you really have time to research how those Brussels sprouts got onto your plate?
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Correa told CNN's Anderson Cooper that he heard the train's horn shortly after he got onto the tracks early Wednesday and found an unconscious man in his 20's at the wheel.
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So when Dutch police got onto the trail of the popular dark-web marketplace Hansa in the fall of 2016, they decided on a different approach: Not a mere takedown, but a takeover.
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Even if Levandowski took 14,000 confidential documents, that doesn't mean that Uber did something wrong — there isn't a clear link to how those documents got onto Uber computers or were used in Uber self-driving cars.
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While at a recent family gathering, we got onto the topic of births, and I mentioned that I wanted my husband and my best friend with me during the labor and birth of our future child.
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On Friday morning, Sara Aleksieska, 18, a high-school student from neighboring Macedonia, got onto a packed minibus in the country's capital, Skopje, with her sister and a friend to travel for two hours to the festival.
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The summer before Johnson started at Berkeley, he was terrified that he wouldn't be able to cut it, but once he got onto campus he felt happy, and walked around with a big smile on his face.
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The kidnapping Jake Patterson decided he wanted to kidnap the girl earlier that month, after he saw her for the first time as she got onto the school bus his car was waiting behind, a criminal complaint said.
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How the killings and the kidnapping happened Patterson decided he wanted to kidnap Jayme in October, after he saw her for the first time while she got onto a school bus, a criminal complaint released by prosecutors says.
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Just a few things though: If I got onto the bus without my Oyster, I would be fined fifty quid, then if I didn't pay that fine, it would be quadrupled, then I would receive a court summons.
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CAVUTO: All right, well, whether people are for or against this, you were doing this when it wasn&apost -- when it wasn&apost even cool, Chairman, before Donald Trump was a candidate, before any of these guys got onto it.
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However, a new book by two New York Times reporters, which includes new allegations about Kavanaugh's behavior in college, has re-started the debate of how he got onto the Court in the first place and whether he should stay there.
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"When I got onto the course I thought 15 or 14 would be the number for the week but I've got to re-evaluate that now," said the former U.S. Amateur champion, who is hunting for his sixth career PGA Tour title.
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President Donald Trump said Saturday that the U.S. Secret Service did a "phenomenal job" apprehending a "troubled person" who got onto the White House grounds after climbing a fence on the east side of the property while Trump was inside the executive mansion.
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UFC President Dana White told MMAjunkie that McGregor and about 20 people "stormed" an area reserved for members of the media at Barclays and got onto the loading dock, where fighters were getting onto buses after a press conference for Saturday's pay-per-view card.
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"I'd been Googling dachshunds and knew we wanted a rescue because we'd rescued [our last dog] from a puppy mill in La Pine years ago, and I somehow got onto a Salem site and saw Hilda and Herbie," John Sinnar told the Statesman Journal.
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When I got onto the plane, I think that Justin probably didn't know that Air Force One has about 20 televisions and I see the television that he's giving a news conference about how he will not be pushed around by the United States.
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" TEEN GETS SICK, DIES IN FRONT OF 90 CLASSMATES AT BAND PRACTICE "Mallory could not keep her hands out of her mouth and eyes and she was constantly sucking on her fingers, so it's almost certain that the virus got onto her hands at some point.
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This, in a way, helped build anticipation for the event: I started the game five minutes before launch time, and barely got onto spawn island when the event started at 1:30 PM ET, and from a distance, I watched the rocket blast into the sky.
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And so I (carried) Min and Le and we got onto a small boat … At the time, when the sea (was) very rough, they were scared and they (held) onto me very tight and I keep telling them that we will be okay," Ho told CNBC's "The Brave Ones.
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The FBI clarified Comey's comments in a letter sent to the Senate panel, saying that only a handful of the 85033,000 emails uncovered on Weiner's laptop had been manually forwarded and that the majority of the emails got onto the computer as a result of automatic backups on Abedin's Blackberry.
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There was a route in the last 20 years, but, if we're saying it sort of shut down five years ago, where you became a well-known chef in food circles and you were good-looking enough and telegenic enough that you got onto TV. You didn't have to be that good-looking.
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"The weight of the evidence I have seen is that he was more injured in the assassination attempt than was admitted and that he then got onto a pain killer routine that was very addictive," said Bruce Riedel, a former Central Intelligence Agency officer and director of the Intelligence Project at the Brookings Institution.
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According to a summary prepared by the state attorney general, if the measure got onto the ballot and passed, it would repeal clauses in the California Constitution stating that the state is an "inseparable part of the United States" and that the U.S. Constitution is the "supreme law of the land," the Los Angeles Times reported.
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It is also not a concern limited to the heteronormative: One woman I spoke to detailed a horrific encounter in which she arrived at a female Tinder date's apartment in which there was what appeared to be a "wise old tree" in her toilet and a bedroom covered in dirty laundry and moldy dishes, and said date then got onto her own bed with rain-soaked clothes and shoes.
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When asked about social media, he got onto the topic of music's most omniscient star, Drake, and despite sharing a fundamentally #sad sensibility with one Aubrey Graham, Trent unfortunately doesn't 'get' the appeal: Firstly, the idea of Trent Reznor asking Apple employees to explain Drake to him makes my heart feel kind of sore, because the idea of Trent Reznor aging is not anything that I want to acknowledge anytime soon.
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Before that I read a biography of Ernest Shackleton, the Antarctic explorer, by Michael Smith, which I picked up after reading "Frozen in Time" by Mitchell Zuckoff about an Arctic exploration looking for survivors of three U.S. military planes that crashed in Greenland during World War II. I got onto that because back in the 1980s when I was working in Africa as a field engineer, we used to come across old parts of planes that had crashed in the Libyan Desert during World War II. It was not until oil exploration that these planes were found.
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