"A lot of people have gotten stuck," he says sympathetically.
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Makes sense some of that could've gotten stuck to her.
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"Pet insurance has gotten stuck in a vicious cycle," he adds.
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Now the minimum wage hike, another top Democratic priority, has gotten stuck.
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Instead, we've gotten stuck, and it's paralyzed this committee and this House.
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The game opened as if the fast-forward button had gotten stuck.
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He said the reason was that he had gotten stuck in an elevator.
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The zebra had gotten stuck in a metal fence, Sheriff Tobe Leazenby said.
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Contributing Opinion Writer Ever since I was young, my mind has gotten stuck.
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For the other volunteers where I'd gotten stuck, this second database didn't help much.
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One of them, Pete, knew a guy whose vehicle had just gotten stuck someplace.
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Anyone who's gotten stuck in an unwanted group text knows how terrible it can be.
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Hunter said the Russell has gotten stuck in the resistance range of 21,2702 to 21,2705.
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Hands up if you haven't gotten stuck in a sweaty sports bra at least once.
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I attempted this with my own account, and it seems to have gotten stuck exporting.
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Three other long vehicles have gotten stuck in that intersection in the last three years alone.
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Sunday, she said, and despite her plow, had gotten stuck because the snow was so deep.
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This is not the first time that life expectancy has gotten stuck in the United States.
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The Guardians have gotten stuck as exhibits in Tivan's collection, and riders must help them break free.
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Across the country, cities have gotten stuck with substantial costs after sports teams leave or even move across town.
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The head of a ptarmigan, a cold-weather bird, had somehow gotten stuck between the panes of the insulated window.
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I have a picture book of X-rays of different household items that people have gotten stuck up their butts.
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Sure, a generation that came of age in the Berlusconi era might have gotten stuck wearing pointy shoes and whiskered jeans.
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How often have you gotten stuck in an area with terrible Wi-Fi or a spotty signal and no entertainment options?
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In the past, visitors have gotten stuck in Tham Luang during similar conditions and have survived for days before being rescued.
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Teen TikToker Mollie O&aposBrien took a video when she realized the harmonica she shoved in her mouth had gotten stuck.
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The boys had gotten stuck in the flooded Tham Luang cave in Chiang Rai after venturing through it with their coach.
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During that time, more than 30 transactions worth more than $20 billion have gotten stuck in the pipeline, according to the agency.
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From the kitchen she grabbed my bouquet of white roses from where they'd gotten stuck between the dirty dishes in the sink.
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By midday, about 403 percent of the city had been plowed, and about 14 city buses had gotten stuck in the snow.
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In 2014, a train barreled into a tractor-trailer that had gotten stuck on the tracks, injuring a person on the train.
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On the way we drive around a snowy fjord and come across some girls from Texas who have gotten stuck in the snow.
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But here is my embarrassing admission: I am a piss-poor gamer, and when I first speak with Lantz, I have gotten stuck.
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Its first half is blurry, gestating; it sounds like a strange orchestra has gotten stuck playing the same second over and over again.
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There's a large community for electronic music here, but sadly most of them have gotten stuck in cliché genres like house and techno.
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There's a large community for electronic music here, but sadly most of them have gotten stuck in cliché genres like house and techno.
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In Richmond, Va., emergency responders rescued a swan on Monday after it had gotten stuck on a frozen pond, according to local reports.
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As it shuttles, the glow worm checks its lines for mayflies that may have flown into them and gotten stuck in the glue.
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Stottlemyre has noticed an urgency about him that he's seen before in players who have gotten stuck in baseball's virtual team-exchange program.
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That would have been the end of it too had Matt not started humming a metal riff he had gotten stuck in his head.
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It's not an easy job, those who do it are often underappreciated, and some of those folks may have gotten stuck waiting on my grandmother.
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If only we had gotten stuck in traffic What if we had decided not to do the procedure, but you can't go back in time.
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She said police told the family that Keeling had gotten stuck inside the walk-in beer cooler and was unable to get out, the newspaper reported.
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As a result, its projections have less and less credibility, and the economy has gotten stuck in a low-inflation, low-growth, low–interest rate rut.
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And, when my brain wasn't quite working, I could quickly switch to a different character to get away from whatever puzzle thread I'd gotten stuck on.
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Essentially, when you're choking, something has gotten stuck in your throat or your windpipe in a way that blocks off air from getting to your lungs.
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Ever gotten stuck in line at the Mickey D's drive thru on your way to work because you just had to have your morning Egg McMuffin?
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The ITV drama — which was insanely popular in Britain when the first season was broadcast back in 2013 — has just gotten stuck into its third season.
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The economy has gotten stuck in a low-inflation, low-growth, low–interest rate rut But right now the Fed is doing a terrible job of this.
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Parts of Richardson bike that had gotten stuck in the car after the crash were found in Isa's car, Richardson said, recounting what police had shared with him.
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In Richland County, another person was found dead pinned beneath his wheelchair, which appeared to have gotten stuck in floodwaters outside of his home, county coroner Gary Watts said.
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As I started to cross Eighth Avenue, a beat-up van that had gotten stuck in the intersection when the light changed was trying to navigate through the crowd.
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Detectives told Mike and Diane that the elderly couple's car had gotten stuck the previous week when the area was hit with 10 inches of snow, the outlet reported.
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What looked like an average quest turned out to be the trailhead of a maze with a puzzle at the end, where the Destiny community has currently gotten stuck.
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It is humans who have gotten stuck, limited in their perception and fixated on fresh starts or living forever, while the apes and androids prove capable of growth and change.
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Suesan Williams, a tailor for the department who also helped care for SWAT Cat, thinks the feline might have gotten stuck somewhere without food before she made her way back.
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Some people say this rumor is untrue, but have you ever heard a story of someone getting stuck in a bathtub about someone who hadn't actually gotten stuck in a bathtub?
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The spokesman said the defector's vehicle had gotten stuck in a gutter close to the border, after which he jumped out of the vehicle and ran towards the South Korean side.
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It's good to see the SEIS instrument do what it's supposed to do, especially given the lack of success with InSight's drill, which appears to have gotten stuck on a rock.
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He had to borrow one; there weren't enough to go around because a new shipment of yellow ribbons from Australia had gotten stuck in customs upon arriving in the United States.
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But it seems to have gotten stuck in some kind of loop, retweeting itself saying "You are too fast, take a rest..." over and over and over and over and...Poor Tay.
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In that incident, on March 21, officers saw Wahl walking and staring at the White House complex before discovering she had jumped a fence on the south side but had gotten stuck.
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His relationship to reality appeared tenuous, as if he were a method actor who had gotten stuck in his own shtick, reacting to phantoms he created to help him play the part.
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The prosecutor's office in New York wants to know exactly how many times cops have gotten stuck in their investigations because of encryption—and hopes an online survey can provide that answer.
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Somehow Crab Louis has gotten stuck in a corner reserved for kitsch, even as we Americans scuttle along, looking for filling, artful salads at midday and dinnertime and the hours in between.
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In some cases, packages of pills have gotten stuck in U.S. Customs for weeks, putting patients at risk of missing the 10 to 13-week window they have to take the medication.
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If you've ever had to dig your car out after a snowstorm or gotten stuck along a snow-covered road, you know how convenient it is to keep one in your trunk.
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Traveling from the West Village — by foot, by subway, and then by foot again — the tweens weren't as late as they'd been the week before, after their bus had gotten stuck in traffic.
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Secret Service officers observed the woman, identified as Marci Wahl, 38, walking and staring at the White House complex before discovering she had jumped a fence on the south side but had gotten stuck.
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This bodes well for her future, because between the collages and the tapestry, along with her use of found materials, such as fan blades, it is clear she hasn't gotten stuck in a groove.
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Eventually it came out that there had been some guys from First Platoon in the vehicle, which had run over an exposed gas line, gotten stuck and then sparked the fumes with an engine backfire.
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While the Mario games managed to change with the times, Nintendo constantly reinventing their iconic plumber for new audiences and technology while retaining that unmistakable "Mario-ness," Sonic appears to have gotten stuck in an uncomfortable rut.
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If hair removal of any kind — shaving, waxing, lasering — is part of your summer skin-care routine, then you've probably also encountered dreaded ingrown hairs: tiny, sometimes painful bumps where hair has essentially gotten stuck underneath the skin's surface.
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No one who has ever gotten stuck outside in the rain will doubt the usefulness of a keyless smart lock, and something as simple as a simulated sunrise can make waking up on a dark winter morning much easier.
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" Or if you've gotten stuck wallowing and it felt like you'd never be happy again: "Time won't fly, it's like I'm paralyzed by it / I'd like to be my old self again, but I'm still trying to find it.
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Milam said in the Facebook post that the vacuum had turned itself on in the night and gotten stuck in the hallway, where it had been repeatedly banging against the walls and making the sounds the Milams feared was an intruder.
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I find it stuck on the pedal to our kids' bass drum every time I forget to move or blockade the drum set, and it has gotten stuck on the toe of a shoe, and many other objects with a slight incline.
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One of the doctors never spotted their toy, meaning they either just missed it or that the head might have gotten stuck somewhere along the gut, destined to come out at some other inopportune time or just languish in the body for years to come.
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The cracked recording of Shaw croaking out the lyrics to "Take Me Home, Country Roads" is beamed into space like a beacon (or a lure), leading the crew of the colonization ship of the title to land on the planet on which she'd gotten stuck.
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Among other things, enemies sometimes possess that annoying AI combination of preternatural perception and strange obliviousness — one moment they'll spot you from across an alley at some super-oblique angle and raise the alarm, the next they've gotten stuck on a stray piece of wood.
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About 83 of the 150 guests invited to Ms. Sarkissian and Mr. Orfanoudis's wedding had gotten stuck on a rented bus, inching through the protest to get them to the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity on East 74th Street for the 4 p.m. wedding.
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As a few of the ten-foot tall trucks made their way through Copperfield, Texas, on Wednesday, residents waved them down and asked for help: One of the National Guard's massive trucks had gotten stuck in a deep pool of water that had formed in the neighborhood.
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"If somebody opens the app and maybe historically they would've taken a Uber that would've gotten stuck in traffic and instead they take a Lime scooter that may get them there faster, that's really a success for us," Billy Guernier, head of new mobility at Uber, told CNN Business.
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I got in a car accident early Monday morning because my floor mat had gotten stuck behind my pedals so I looked down for a brief second to try and get it out of the way and then I realized that I was headed straight towards the guardrails.
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It was as though we'd gotten stuck on the underside of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch and, standing and waiting on Saturday for the Marni show to begin, like coral polyps drifting in a crazy current, we were encouraged to reflect on the disheveled state of poor old Earth.
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That's why people across all major carriers and even smaller carriers experienced the issue — if their carrier relied on Syniverse, or if the carrier of the person they were messaging relied on Syniverse, their message would have crossed its network, and it could have gotten stuck last Valentine's Day.
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Click here to view original GIFIn addition to sending the tiny droid rolling away and then calling it back using push and pull motions, the wearable can also be used to precisely steer it around obstacles (how often has your BB-8 gotten stuck somewhere?) and trigger pre-programmed moves.
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"When the couple has taken what they've done in the app and they've had the conversations outside of it and they've gotten stuck in a place that one person is either unwilling or incapable of moving forward, they need maybe a third person to step in," says Colizza from Lasting.
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You can download Android 8.1 right away by signing up for Google's beta program, though we wouldn't recommend doing it on any device you rely on day to day (I've gotten stuck with some frustrating bugs — and once you're in the beta, you have to wipe your phone to get out of it).
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About 500 vehicles were reported to have gotten stuck during the incident.
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It had sailed over the back of an akugyo and gotten stuck. Kanroku was sure the monster would devour him. With nothing to do but wait for death, he played with all of his remaining energy. He drummed so loud that the sound traveled across the sky and throughout the sea.
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The boys were hit while trying to remove their all-terrain vehicle which had gotten stuck on the tracks.Steamtown Stunned By Rail Deaths. Reading Eagle Tribune. July 11, 1995. Accessed July 18, 2010. The parents of the boys filed a lawsuit for $48 million, in regard to the deaths, in 1997.
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The next day, George and Lucy take a sleigh ride. They pass Eugene, his aunt Fanny, Isabel, and Isabel's brother, Jack. Eugene's "horseless carriage" has gotten stuck in the snow, and George jeers for them to "get a horse". The Amberson sleigh then overturns, and Eugene (his vehicle now mobile again) gives everyone a ride back home.
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The Cocklebur was the inspiration for a Swiss Engineer named George de Mestral. He had gotten the idea for velcro from when he was hiking in the Swiss mountains in 1948 and some Cocklebur had gotten stuck onto his pants and onto his dog's fur. He then wondered how the Cocklebur stuck on and that is how Velcro was invented.
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A long-surviving local tale says that the building is haunted: it had one of the first elevators in a private home, and when Adams went away, some of the servants are said to have gotten stuck in the elevator when the it stalled, and could not get out. By the time Adams had returned, says the rumor, the servants were dead.
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Shortly after they arrive, the ghost of Alther Mella warns Marcia that the Assassin is outside the tower. Marcia panics and tries to get everyone, including Boy 412, out of the tower through the rubbish chute. The group ends up in the dump, with a Hunter hot on their heels. Marcia clogs the chute to make it look as though they had gotten stuck.
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At 5:30 p.m., about up the road, he, too, had gotten stuck in the snow. In the process of trying to free it, he realized he was beginning to experience the early symptoms of a heart attack and went back in, keeping the engine running to provide heat. Six hours later, lying in the car and experiencing severe pain, he told police, he saw headlights coming up behind him.
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Alexander narrates the story of having a “terrible, horrible, no good very bad day”. From the moment Alexander woke up, he noticed there was bubble gum his mouth when he went to bed the night before. But the bubble gum (which was in his mouth) had now gotten stuck in his hair. Then, when he got out of bed, he tripped on his skateboard while he was running.
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Colin Mallory is a fictional character on the American science fiction television series Sliders, played by Charlie O'Connell. He was introduced in the sixth episode of the fourth season, "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?". Quinn Mallory had only learned Colin was his brother five episodes earlier in "Genesis". When the sliders found Colin, he was flying a hangglider that he invented, and had gotten stuck in a tree.
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Once boarding was completed at 4:46 AM, the plane was pushed out of the hangar. Snow mixed with rain was falling. During push back from the hangar, the tractor tug was observed to have gotten stuck in the snow, and ground personnel spent 11 minutes freeing it, during which time the airplane was exposed to the weather. No attempt was made to clear the wings or control surfaces of snow.
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" Released on 2 October 2010, the video is Kjellberg's oldest available for public viewing. The video was released while Minecraft was still in its alpha stage of development. The video's description reads: "My friend was going to show me something inside the building, somehow a zombie had spawn waiting for us in his minecart." Indeed, the video featured "what sounded like a young man laughing heartily at an unlucky zombie that had gotten stuck in a tree.
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On 7 January 2011, a 15-year-old girl, Felani, was shot dead while illegally entering Bangladesh from India by the BSF in Phulbari upazila, Kurigram. She had gotten stuck on the barbed wire when she was shot and she remained there for 5 hours until she bled to death. This resulted in protests in Bangladesh. In 2015 National Human Rights Commission of India asked the Indian government to pay INR 500,000 compensation to her family.
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Lead vocalist Mike Score says that there were two main sources of inspiration for "I Ran (So Far Away)". The members of A Flock of Seagulls would regularly visit Eric's Club in Liverpool, where one of the bands had a song called "I Ran". Score noted that because A Flock of Seagulls would rehearse right after returning from Eric's, the song title and chorus may have gotten stuck in his head. Another idea came from a poster at a Zoo Records office.
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Using three large trucks, they left damage, stole a large quantity of diesel fuel, as well as a fuel pump. The group was unable to get inside the locked hangars. Upon leaving, one of the trucks had gotten stuck in mud caused by recent heavy rainfall and a front-end loader was used to free the vehicle. Repairs were made to the damaged areas of the airport and regular service was quickly back underway, as was the expansion project taking place at the time.
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Bernard and his friends defeat the Purple Tentacles guarding the Sludge-o-Matic, turn off the machine, and prevent the whole series of events from ever happening. Returning to the present, Dr. Fred discovers that the three have not been turned into a monster at all but have just gotten stuck in the same set of clothes; they are then ordered by Dr. Fred to get out of his house. The game ends with the credits rolling over a tentacle-shaped American flag, one of the more significant results of their tampering in history.
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The story starts with a family celebrating their new home. After noticing that her father is missing, the family's daughter hears him crying out in pain and leads the family into the basement. There they find the father, who has somehow gotten stuck underneath a huge pillar, one of several that support the house, crushing his body. The mother tries in vain to save her husband but he warns that the pillar that traps him is the principal post of the house – and if it is moved, their house will collapse.
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No further explanation is ever given as to why, having buried his money near Montfermeil, Valjean had traveled back to Paris and then attempted to travel back to Montfermeil. Valjean was assigned a new number of 9430, but escapes from a sailing vessel after only a few months' imprisonment, on 16 November 1823, by apparently falling into the sea after a daring rescue of a sailor who had gotten stuck in a dangerous situation up in the ship's rigging. Thereafter he is officially presumed dead. Valjean goes to Montfermeil, where he meets Cosette alone in the forest on Christmas Eve, 1823.
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Before he dies, the priest removes the shard from Lacey's eye, releasing her from the ghost's control, and throws it into the kitchen sink, where it bursts into flames as it touches the water. The remainder of the mirror is then thrown into a well, where the same thing happens, as an explosion releases the trapped souls and destroys the mirror once and for all. The film ends with Lacey, her brother and Kevin visiting the graveyard. After they leave, the final shard of the mirror on the ground, which had gotten stuck to her son's shoe, glows red.
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A handful of trainers in the anime series have owned Blastoise, notably Gary Oak who raised one from a Squirtle, his starter. The first Blastoise made its debut in Beach Blank-Out Blastoise, an episode where a Jigglypuff had gotten stuck in one of the Blastoise's cannons, causing the latter to sleep indefinitely. Blastoise also received some screen time in the first Pokémon movie, Mewtwo Strikes Back, as a Pokémon nicknamed Shellshocker, owned by one of the major supporting characters, Neesha. Blastoise are also owned by Cissy, a member of the Orange Crew, and Brock’s mother Lola.
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Among other things, the ship Alfred was the best was said to have drilled the course of the Panama Canal by slamming into the Panamanian coast, and to have gotten stuck in the English Channel, which required the crew to grease the ship's hull with soap. The soap combined with the scraping of the hull against the Gray Cliffs of Dover turned them bright white. his crew had to slip the kraken off with soap into the channel. As Stormalong grew older, he eventually encountered the Kraken again, this time successfully drawing the beast into a whirlpool from which it never escaped.
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However, it was Button who claimed the points after Alonso retired. The team once again had Alonso into Q3 at Monaco, albeit in another tenth place, but he rose to ninth after Kimi Räikkönen's five-place grid penalty for a gearbox change. Eventually, with good timings to pit for different sets of tyres in changeable conditions, Alonso managed to fend off Nico Rosberg in the much faster Mercedes to finish fifth, his joint best result since rejoining McLaren, and outscoring his points tally of last year. Button finished ninth, but felt that he could have finished higher had he not gotten stuck behind traffic.
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A boy who had touched the horse with his finger and gotten stuck was able to save himself by cutting it off. A Highland freebooter encountered a water horse in its human form and fired his gun at it twice with no effect, but when he loaded it with a coin made of silver and fired again the man retreated and plunged back into the loch. The each-uisge is unpredictable. It has been known to venture forth on land and attack solitary individuals, while in other accounts it will allow itself to be used as farm labour until its owner gets on its back and is carried into the loch.
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In September 2013, he agitated for the prohibition of alcohol festivals held at playgrounds. After Dmytro Bulatov’s son of 12 years old had gotten stuck in an open drain at the crossing of Zdolbunovska Street and Hryhorenka Street (Kyiv, Pozniaky Microdistrict) while riding a bicycle and had told about it to his father, Dmytro Bulatov, together with other activists, also came to grips with the problem of open drain covers. In autumn 2013, his organisation, at its own expense, covered dangerous open drain covers with grates and fibreglass lids that were made by Bulatov and his automobile repair shop. Such fibreglass lids were cheaper and could not be sent for scrap.
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Shaktiman was attacked with a stick by BJP MLA Ganesh Joshi, later arrested, during a protest organized by BJP against the Chief Minister of Uttarakhand. In the melee, another man grabbed the horse by its bridle, unbalancing the horse, who fell and fractured a leg, shattering it completely. The incident created a huge uproar from citizens, celebrities and animal rights activists worldwide, though Joshi claimed the horse had been injured because its leg had gotten stuck in a pothole. Once the video of BJP MLA attacking Shaktiman was out in social media, experts across the world offered to help Shaktiman so that he could recover soon.
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In 2014, the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) Rail Division and the City of Durham began a "Traffic Separation Study" of 18 rail crossings over a section of the railroad. Gregson Street is in the middle of that section of track but was not mentioned in the study. The study focused on eliminating at-grade crossings, not on fixing grade-separated crossings such as the one at Gregson. There have been four deaths and two other injuries in the study area since 1991, compared to only three minor injuries at Gregson. The study did recommend replacing the bridge at Roxboro Street because it only has a vertical clearance of , and “many trucks have gotten stuck under the Roxboro Street railroad bridge.
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Perhaps his greatest contribution to history occurred earlier in the campaign; during the battle of Fair Oaks (May 31), Burns had ordered his men to assist an artillery battery that had gotten stuck on a rickety plank bridge over a flooded river. Burns' men helped move the cannon off the bridge and through the mud on the other side, allowing the battery to be in place in time to play a significant role in driving off the last Confederate attack of the day. Even more importantly, a shot fired by that battery severely wounded Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston, who was replaced after the battle by Robert E. Lee. Burns' facial wound grew infected, causing him to miss several months of fighting as he recuperated.
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After Peter starts a pillow fight that turns violent, Lois comes in after Cleveland accidentally punches her in the nose, angry at Peter for not watching Stewie, who has gotten stuck on the roof. Peter attempts to go fix the satellite himself, at which point he comes across a raffle ticket from 1989 that he had forgotten to cash in, winning him a chance to play golf with a celebrity of his choice. Ultimately, he chose O. J. Simpson. Unaware at first of Simpson's accusation for the murders of his wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman, he grows fearful after Joe convinces him to walk around town with the song "Dust in the Wind" while thinking about the murders.
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The following morning, they find Deano but a large man who had earlier been resurrected from the Bog itself appears, causing Mallory to fall into a bog pool, nearly drowning, Hunter is able to free her, revealing Val's body who had apparently attempted to grab Mallory from under the bog. Now extremely ill, Mallory is taken back to the cabin, and Hunter is put under Saiorce's scrutiny saying he could have killed them. Deano is led back to the road his Taxi had gotten stuck on, but admits to Hunter he had lied about his story, accidentally killing a fare by catching her coat into the back door of his cab and dragging her to death afterward stashing her body into the swamp. After Hunter parts, Deano attempts to free his taxi and is accidentally dragged to his death as well.
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It was agreed that scientists of both countries would work together at the place in technical studies and scientific research. On 31 December 1959, the Argentinean icebreaker ARA General San Martín was heading to Ellsworth Station to exchange personnel deliver and consumables when it received a SOS signal from the Norwegian–South African exploration ship Polarbjorn, which had gotten stuck in ice. The Argentineans managed to set the ship free so it could follow with its planned route along the coastline, However, the General San Martín was later unable to reach its own primary goal—located on the deepest recess of the Weddell Sea—due to unusually thick pack ice on the target area. On 6 January 1962, Frigate Captain Hermes Quijada of the Argentine Naval Aviation, leading a two-plane flight of Douglas C-47s, made a stopover at Ellsworth Base before continuing to the South Pole.
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