Jackie Robinson hovered over that game, and he has hovered over every game that has been played since April 21949, 219, when he made his major-league debut.
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Finally, Sealock hovered his mouse hovered over the submit button.
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I consistently found noise levels that hovered over 21 decibels.
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Another feeling that hovered over my leaving Islam was fear.
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His future hovered over the team like a dark cloud.
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Death hovered over the sessions in more ways than one.
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Despite the business interest, an uncomfortable worry hovered over the conference.
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A helicopter hovered over the area for hours after the attack.
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" You hovered over a taco bowl and insisted, "I love Hispanics!
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Restaurants and hotels were evacuated, and helicopters hovered over the scene.
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It's an issue that has hovered over the entire Trump presidency.
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In the photo are 10 people hovered over a ping-pong table.
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First, it starting melting, dripping something into the lake it hovered over.
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In another, a larger than life astronaut "hologram" hovered over the crowd.
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My mouse hovered over the image, then I double-clicked to enlarge.
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An air of improbability hovered over Mr. Trump's entire trip to Mexico.
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But Biles ignored the stress that had hovered over her for months.
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On the morning of Spam Jam 2k17, rain clouds hovered over Honolulu.
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A surveillance helicopter hovered over the fan zone close to the stadium.
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Helicopters hovered over the scene, and snipers took positions on nearby rooftops.
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All while a gigantic painting of George Washington hovered over the dance floor.
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The figure will hover over the patch as God hovered over the waters.
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Flynn's admitted crime of lying to federal authorities has hovered over the trial.
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Since Severant's release, two words have hovered over Teasdale's career trajectory: What's next?
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Donald Trump hovered over the proceedings as He Who Must Not Be Named.
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It hovered over the Bahamas until Tuesday, when it started moving towards Florida.
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That question has hovered over American politics for more than a half century.
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The Russian interference in the 2016 election hovered over the company all year.
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But other issues also hovered over Selig as he stepped to the podium.
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Less concrete rumors and speculation have hovered over about a half dozen other presidents.
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Marine helicopters then hovered over nearby storm drains as they sought to capture Guzman.
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A helicopter hovered over the central Syntagma Square and neighboring districts through the day.
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An orange cloud hovered over the steel mill and flames flickered above Dofasco's smokestacks.
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Pepe hovered over Jones himself and to the right of YouTuber Paul Joseph Watson.
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His cursor hovered over the butterfly as he adjusted its position on my face.
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Great anticipation hovered over Thursday evening's New York Philharmonic concert at David Geffen Hall.
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Giant silver balloons spelling out N.C.A.A. hovered over the bleachers at Rutgers Athletic Center.
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Good Hank/Bad Hank has hovered over Burris through most of his CFL career.
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Helicopters hovered over the Borough Market area as crowds of people continued to evacuate.
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Doping has ravaged the sport for decades, and allegations hovered over Armstrong throughout his career.
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On Friday morning, Harvey hovered over one for more than six hours, Weather Underground reports.
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Very large, bell-shaped speakers hovered over the seating area in front of each film.
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Political questions have hovered over the trial, but have not been allowed in the courtroom.
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That question hovered over the 55th anniversary of the building of the wall, in August.
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Mr. Khan's foot hovered over the brake pedal in case my thumb steered off course.
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Fog hovered over the water, and the engine of the Research Vessel E.O. Wilson rumbled.
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She hovered over the table, intent on restoring a semblance of order and eye appeal.
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She hovered over Barris, who had asthma, keeping him home whenever the pollen index rose.
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Jerome's face hovered over hers, a different sort of fright mask, fearful instead of terrifying.
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Schwartz also tried to avoid the strong whiff of cronyism that hovered over some deals.
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A US Coast Guard helicopter hovered over a wooded area nearby, searching for the dead.
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The question of whether Daenerys would become the Mad Queen hovered over her most savage actions.
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A Soviet helicopter had once hovered over their anti-aircraft gun for a moment too long.
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A small aircraft icon hovered over the map on the CrystalSky display in front of me.
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Amazon Web Services, the cloud-computing division, also hovered over a number of IPOs this year.
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In Baltimore, a majority black city, the legacy of Freddie Gray's death hovered over Tuesday's voting.
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Death hovered over the project of recording the album, and that's why it was something positive.
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I hovered over her left shoulder, assumed the smoke form and slipped in through her ear.
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The spirit of that poem — sassy, sensual and confident — hovered over this evening full of surprises.
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Oliver's picture book debut channels "Where the Wild Things Are" for the hovered-over modern child.
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"Smells great," I said, trying to gauge her expression as we both hovered over the table.
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Little mention was made of the election-meddling scandal that has hovered over Mr. Trump's presidency.
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When I talked with the team about its experiences, a melancholy tone hovered over the conversation.
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Philadelphia (CNN)A crowd hovered over the man lying on the grass as his skin turned purple.
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It's the latest in a dark cloud of racist and hateful language that has hovered over Italy.
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If Woods's pencil hovered over Reed's name for a moment before circling, few would have blamed him.
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A police helicopter hovered over the area and family members gathered, many crying as they sought information.
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In 2018, Hurricane Florence hovered over a small region of North Carolina for more than 50 hours.
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Ever since, Mr. Ellison has been trying to dispel the cloud that has hovered over his campaign.
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But it rejected suggestions that it was the source of a radioactive cloud that hovered over Europe.
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Detectives searched video hoping to glimpse his final moments alive and doctors hovered over his small body.
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BAKER: The Watergate case hovered over that moment the way the Clinton impeachment hovers over this one.
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"A drone flew over my house the other day and just hovered over our garden," he said.
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Split image of Max and Bach hovered over a table making their compositional lives our momentary realities.
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His head hovered over the chessboard as if trying to identify which piece was threatening to betray him.
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Trending had previously contained keywords that would reveal headlines when clicked on or hovered over with a mouse.
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For decades, the spirit of Karl Marx and his inheritors has hovered over thinking about French labour reform.
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The storm system hovered over the state where it made landfall Saturday, dumping rain on already deluged cities.
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BET cameras just hovered over a darkened screen for a minute too long while the audience intermittently cheered.
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Then there's the cloud of nuclear option fallout that has hovered over the Senate since November of 2013.
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Then she hovered over Lawson's Nation, an interior shot of three black men in a New York apartment.
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The knowledge that my community thought this was OK hovered over my consciousness, looming larger than any monument.
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Along the way, smoke hovered over the road as business owners burned the trash left behind by looters.
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Given that the ghost of Harvey Weinstein's career hovered over this year's event, this female rage seemed apt.
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For example, Netflix experimented with movie previews in which a trailer played after users hovered over a title.
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The brothers hovered over him for much of the night, and he eventually awakened, then passed out again.
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By the time the man with the loud mouth hovered over us, I had almost given up fighting.
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One question that has hovered over the Ukraine scandal is whether it would damage former Vice President Biden.
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In camps in Bangladesh where they have fled, Rohingya refugees hovered over mobile phones to watch the judgment.
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The brothers hovered over him for much of the night, and he eventually awoke, then passed out again.
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But the slow-moving Category 5 hurricane hovered over the islands and delivered an unexpected amount of rainfall.
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The black market rate hovered over 9 pounds per dollar this week, up from around 8.8 pounds last Thursday.
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Cruz walked toward her to help and motioned to staff to clear away reporters who hovered over the woman.
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None other than Zoë Kravitz's latest shoot for Elle, which featured flowers and butterflies that hovered over Kravitz's locs.
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For some reason, a swarm of flies hovered over me the entire day and followed me around the park.
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Her mother worked in a sweatshop, while her father hovered over his computer, losing money in the stock market.
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At one point, Mr. Agnifilo commented briefly on a term that has hovered over the trial from its beginning.
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But it rejected suggestions that it was the source of a radioactive cloud that had hovered over Europe recently.
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The president never forgave him as special counsel Robert Mueller's probe hovered over his administration for nearly two years.
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Bob Menendez, bringing the legal case that has hovered over the New Jersey Democrat for years to a close.
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Two dozen people hovered over Mr. Shields, pressing themselves against the walls and folding their bodies onto the floor.
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Her thumb hovered over the ink pad before he pushed her hand back and told her to wait. Again.
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Fears of fraud hovered over the election, with officials having confirmed armed assaults to steal ballots in three southern states.
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Tears ran down my face as my dad hovered over me, forcing me to flush the pills down the toilet.
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It did this by way of floating "link bubbles" that hovered over top of the page you were currently visiting.
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It kept returning every half hour, but I got more depressed every time it hovered over me without noticing me.
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My hand hovered over the fruit tray, about to spear a chunk of watermelon, when a white person walked up.
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Wonsan and Hanoi were 2,000 miles apart, but the war in Vietnam hovered over the Pueblo seizure from the beginning.
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It had been clear and cold overnight, and a thin mist hovered over the shabby fields, like a breath exhaled.
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My parents hovered over me, their only child, telling me stories about our heritage and their courtship in Guatemala City.
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Fidgety stirrings in the violin hovered over plush orchestra chords, until those chords splintered into clusters of piercing high tones.
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"Grandma did everything she could to save them she was hovered over them both with a wet blanket," Amanda Woodley wrote.
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Worries of the prolonged U.S.-China trade spat, however, still hovered over markets - with no sign of a truce in sight.
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While the helicopter hovered over Caracas, about a mile away, at the National Assembly, lawmakers were clashing with Venezuelan National Guardsmen.
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Hand-sculpted 16-foot tall Cyprus trees and whimsical chandeliers adorned with cascading masses of wisteria hovered over the dinner tables.
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Those tendencies -- forged during his presidency -- can't help but echo through thoughts the email scandal that hovered over her 2016 campaign.
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Hurricane Dorian ravaged thousands of homes and killed at least 20 people as it hovered over the Bahamas for three days.
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The Transparensea hovered over the Bathystar, pressed its sinuous face against the clear curvature of the bed-arm as she slept.
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In Marigot, a French Gendarmerie helicopter hovered over the city on Sunday afternoon, flying low and scanning the storm-blistered streets.
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By then, he knew what was coming and his eyes widened as we hovered over him a second time and counted.
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Whatever he may have thought about, the diagnosis of brain cancer he received from doctors last week hovered over his decision.
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The researcher in a white coat and gloves who hovered over it made a precise surgical incision where its head would form.
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A Houston police officer with a cut on his head was being helped onto a stretcher, while another hovered over the student.
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That lack of success has hovered over the team for more than a year, even as it posted strong results in friendlies.
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When this festival was founded by Dancers Responding to AIDS more than two decades ago, loss and sadness hovered over Fire Island.
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The last of the fog hovered over the Dakotas and Minnesota late Wednesday morning but was expected to dissipate by 10 a.m.
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Law enforcement appeared to keep their distance from the event, although a police helicopter hovered over the scene earlier in the day.
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Earlier this month, the FAA said it was investigating a drone that hovered over Boston's Fenway Park during a Red Sox baseball game.
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As my finger hovered over the "delete" button, another feeling hit me like an ecstasy tab — only this time, the feeling was hope.
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Hurricane Dorian hovered over the Bahamas this weekend, wreaking havoc and killing at least 20 people before it approached the US southeast coast.
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Tel Aviv Journal TEL AVIV — Eight months after the attack, the killer's face hovered over Dizengoff Street again, full of menace and malevolence.
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Still, as people vowed to bounce back, anxious questions hovered over every choice they made, like a new storm gathering force at sea.
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A less tangible concern is that the roiling smoke that hovered over the region could somehow damage grapes that were not yet harvested.
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Johnny and I hovered over to the location where we were supposed to collect our samples, and it was pristine from human impact.
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As James hovered over him following a dunk, Ntilikina drove his shoulder in his torso, then grazed him again as he walked past.
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Such wariness hovered over a morning meeting that Shankar and Tucker-Ray had on their second day, at the Genesee County health department.
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On a visit to the wrecked Fukushima Dai-ichi plant last month, huge cranes hovered over the four reactor buildings that hug the coast.
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Some people took pictures, others kind of silently hovered over me, but most just laughed and recycled the same couple of jokes about coffee.
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So if the victim had quickly hovered over the button to inspect the link, they would have seen a URL that starts with google.
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"Maybe we should walk down closer to Manhattan," Selznick said, as he and Weinberg hovered over Coney Island, complete with a Lilliputian roller coaster.
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Toward the end, a "2001"-like monolith hovered over a distant, luminous portal; then an inflatable tarp of garbage-bag plastic covered the stage.
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It hovered over the country's northwestern islands for nearly two days, leveling towns and bringing a wall of water up to 23 feet high.
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A small question mark icon appears in the Stories module, as well, which will explain the feature's purpose, when hovered over with your cursor.
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Mr. Siegel, a veteran civil rights lawyer, said that while the defense had not played up racial issues, they nonetheless hovered over the trial.
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Hovered over by her longtime manager (a perfect Jude Law), she has betrayed intimates, indulged in the usual vices and become a tabloid mainstay.
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He wished to add his own story to the nation's "blood-written history" as clouds of "wrathful thunder and lightning" hovered over the land.
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It isn't just that he hovered over the Democratic debate on Thursday night: Should the candidates attack him or leave him to self-destruct?
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While many Lordstown workers accepted jobs at other G.M. plants, the factory's fate hovered over rancorous contract talks with the United Automobile Workers union.
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With time, the death of the uncle had mostly been forgotten and the misfortune that hovered over the family was that of the daughter.
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At Mobile World Congress, the company talked about a test of autoplaying video trailers that would begin to play when users hovered over a title.
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All along the question of safety has hovered over the discussion, particularly as automakers and technology companies have put more test vehicles onto public roads.
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Sirens pierced the air and helicopters hovered over the area, the Daily Beast said, adding that the prisoners have since been taken back into custody.
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A big worry with Florence is that the system could linger for days, similar to the manner in whch Harvey hovered over Texas last year.
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The tense three-part reunion didn't help matters much; a dark cloud of resentment and disappointment hovered over their friendship even after the season ended.
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Although polls have consistently shown Macron leading Le Pen by 20 points, a cloud of uncertainty has hovered over any predictions of the final results.
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Hoping to defuse an awkward situation that has hovered over preparations for the event, Commissioner Gary Bettman talked with Scott and told him he was welcome.
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SLOW PROGRESS On a visit to the wrecked Fukushima Dai-ichi plant last month, huge cranes hovered over the four reactor buildings that hug the coast.
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This is a very wealthy man with a lot of connections and influence, and it's something that I think hovered over a lot of these interactions.
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LONDON — Filipe Graca hovered over an espresso machine at the British food chain Pret A Manger and frothed out a cafe latte for a waiting customer.
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The opponent lay on his back as some people hovered over him, including the ringside doctor — a dermatologist — now slipping on a pair of surgical gloves.
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One summer night, he recalled, he and his wife were driving home when a 22013-foot-long triangular craft silently hovered over their car before disappearing.
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But the impasse in Washington changed little on Saturday along the border, where a United States Customs and Border Protection helicopter hovered over the Rio Grande.
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And when the flour went in, I hovered over the bowl and switched the machine off the instant the dough shifted from knobby to almost cohesive.
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While we hovered over the location, there was a burst of activity on the ground: some men dashed into a tent, then headed for the canal.
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In a video posted to her Instagram Story, the A Star Is Born actress was seen packing up her things as smoke clouds hovered over the property.
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Although death has hovered over the HBO epic over the last seven episodes, upcoming closer "The Dragon And The Wolf" seems like it will be especially grim.
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In a video posted to her Instagram Stories, the A Star Is Born actress was seen packing up her things as smoke clouds hovered over her property.
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"The ball traveled so high that it almost became lost in the thick haze that hovered over the desert wastes of Clifton," The Passaic Daily News rhapsodized.
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Climbing the High Line stairs at Gansevoort Street, Mr. Berk was amazed to see the lush plantings and the new luxury buildings that hovered over the park.
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On the ride back to Rockport that night, every star visible, or so it seemed, a strange, unexplainable disk appeared in the sky and hovered over us.
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For close to a year now, a deadly swarm of locusts who threaten to end human life as we know it have hovered over our great nation.
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Ancestral superstitions still hovered over the islanders' minds, exerting their quiet influence, and nobody wanted to be the person responsible for angering a visitor from the past.
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Some saw a reference to the angels which hovered over the holiest part of the Jerusalem temple; others saw a symbolic allusion to Christ and the Holy Spirit.
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Websites will feature either red or green rating icons, which, when hovered over with a computer mouse, include NewsGuard's "nutrition labels" (see here) with site ratings and summaries.
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On a recent afternoon inside Google's new lab, a robotic arm hovered over a bin filled with Ping-Pong balls, wooden blocks, plastic bananas and other random objects.
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These study results hovered over my head as I worked through a recent clinic session, most of which felt devoted to serving the E.M.R. rather than my patients.
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West Point's storied Long Gray Line marches on, and she will succeed in spite of the imposing, mythological and antiquated figure who hovered over us in the library.
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Hurricane Dorian hovered over the Bahamas on Monday, pummeling the islands with a fearsome Category 4 assault that forced even rescue crews to take shelter until the onslaught passes.
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He maintained his innocence and was never prosecuted, yet the allegations as well as discomfort about his marriage to Soon-Yi have hovered over him like a malignant cloud.
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"I never have felt hovered over like a lot of people think, but there have been times I wanted to photograph something and was asked not to," he says.
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They conjured a specter that's long hovered over prominent black Americans: the notion of racial transcendence -- that some black people "rise above" their blackness to achieve white mainstream appeal.
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The only reason my finger hovered over my iPhone screen was that I wasn't sure how to formulate a response that would adequately assure her of my love and acceptance.
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Some in full riot gear formed protective cordons outside parliament and hotels in the city, while a helicopter hovered over the central Syntagma Square and neighboring districts through the day.
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Still, Attorney General William Barr's summary of Mueller's final report appeared to significantly reduce the risk of impeachment that had hovered over Trump almost since he took office on Jan.
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They can range from large-scale wars like the 16-year fight in Afghanistan to under-the-radar projects like the deadly mission in Niger which hovered over this hearing.
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They also voiced regret that the trial had shed no new light on the questions that have hovered over the attack for almost 25 years: Who committed it, and why?
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And it wasn't just Weinstein whose shadow hovered over their speeches: Both McGowan and activist Rosa Clemente called out "Predator-in-Chief" President Donald Trump for his alleged sexual misconduct.
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Instead, embracing a healthy playing style, by itself, can be a crucial step towards cleansing the toxic atmosphere that's hovered over and around this organization for the past few years.
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The company was suddenly spamming me with a religious icon which, once I hovered over it, urged me to send a message to a place of worship I had never attended.
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The drone hovered over the clearing in the wooded park on Staten Island, the thin cord that tethered it to the ground unspooling enough for it to fly above the trees.
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Prince's presence hovered over the festival quite literally at one point; during Maxwell's Saturday-evening set, a skywriter took it upon himself to add some Prince-inspired graffiti to the heavens.
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There we walked a fenced-in border zone hovered over by sun-faded billboards of the Tajik president, Emomali Rahmon, and Karimov's successor, the Uzbek president, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, triumphantly clasping hands.
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These questions hovered over Monday's revival of François Girard's bleakly poignant 2013 production, even as Mr. Nézet-Séguin brought his own strong take to this profound, challenging and very long score.
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CreditCreditTyler Hicks/The New York Times KHOKHA, Yemen — The first sign of trouble was the helicopter that hovered over the small Yemeni fishing trawler as it cut across the Red Sea.
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He cannot and will not forgive his AG for that decision, which, in Trump's mind is responsible for the cloud that has hovered over his administration almost since its first moments.
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It's been hanging over this movie much as those carefully doting soldiers hovered over Michael and Dafna, telling them, wrongly of course, that their only son had died serving his country.
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"Angels in America," Tony Kushner's sweeping masterwork, will be revived at the Neil Simon Theater next spring, a quarter century after its winged title character first hovered over a Broadway stage.
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Hovered over by a flurry of attendants and family members, he has not uttered a single word in public, much less given a speech or interview, since a stroke in 2013.
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The ghost of Ronald Reagan, who remains deeply popular among Republican voters, has hovered over the campaign as in previous years, with party candidates vying to claim the mantle of Reagan's legacy.
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Legal experts say a fresh verdict will be unlikely this year, meaning a further extension to legal troubles which have hovered over Lee and South Korea's largest conglomerate for nearly three years.
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They said the number of casualties caused by the attack was not immediately clear because locals were too afraid to approach the site as U.S. aircraft hovered over the area for hours.
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The words "Megyn Kelly" were trending on Sunday, but when people hovered over the phrase, it revealed a headline alleging that Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly was fired for supporting Hillary Clinton.
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We also enjoyed a mixed seafood feast of crab, lobster, clams and salmon — supplied by a regional Indigenous-owned seafood company — roasted on a giant grate that hovered over live cedar coals.
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We're quick to down slippery oysters, stinking cheese and hot dogs made of entrails unknown, but we shy from anything that might once have crawled, hopped or hovered over a picnic blanket.
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The cloud of uncertainty that has hovered over the ceremony has actually been good for the show because it's kept it in the public conversation, new ABC Entertainment president Karey Burke said.
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Hurricane Harvey hovered over the Gulf Coast in late August and dumped 33 trillion gallons of water on US soil, according to some estimates, and is now the wettest storm in US history.
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Tropical cyclone Fani, which made landfall early on Friday, lost some of its power and was downgraded to a 'Depression' by the India Meteorological Department on Saturday as the storm hovered over Bangladesh.
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More wrath to come Tropical Storm Harvey hovered over the Gulf of Mexico and threatened to dump an additional 8-12 inches of rain in eastern Texas and western Louisiana through Wednesday night.
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Some of Cruz's vampires just hovered over to the Georgia delegation to try and convert us [73], but I'm wearing my trusty Cruz pin—my garlic I guess—to keep them at bay.
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Long suppressed, it depicts the designer as a poignant, tragically addled figure — hovered over by Pierre Bergé, his business and erstwhile romantic partner — in the years leading up to his retirement in 2002.
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Hypnotic to watch, the iceberg glinted in the sun as the claw swung into action, grabbing a full scoop of ice that hovered over the hopper before slowly opening and dropping its precious load.
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In April, the FAA said it was investigating a drone that hovered over Boston's Fenway Park during a baseball game after the user apparently overrode a system designed to prevent flights over prohibited areas.
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And it is likely to be dominated by his increasingly nasty feud with Trump, who hovered over Cruz's launch even as Cruz seems not completely eager to bash him in front of an audience.
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It's a term that has hovered over the primary since the start, but with Mr. Trump's impeachment now in the foreground, all seven candidates offered sharply divergent versions of just how to achieve that.
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If the reality of the fierce competition began in the measurement room, the reality TV began in full upon entering orientation, where bright production lights and dozens of cameras hovered over athletes' every angle.
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I'd stare at a garlanded photo of her father that hovered over the living room — handsome and bespectacled, a brown Errol Flynn look-alike — wishing he were still alive so we could spend time together.
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That question hovered over the California State Legislature the past two days while Senator Scott Wiener's bill to allow mid-rise apartments and condominiums near transit stops made its way to a final floor vote.
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That question hovered over the New York Philharmonic's premiere of Ms. Wolfe's ambitious, heartfelt, often compelling "Fire in my mouth" on Thursday, a month into a partial government shutdown driven by bitterness over immigration policy.
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What I realized then and there was that the spirit of David Bowie has hovered over the way she has been staging her job ever since she became the Permanent Secretary of the Swedish Academy.
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The vessel hovered over the wreck site and lowered a clawlike apparatus to the bottom of the ocean, grabbing onto a section of the submarine's hull that was then raised into the Hughes Glomar Explorer's belly.
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NASA has been tracking the massive cloud from space as it slowly drifted over to South America and then looped back toward Oceania where it hovered over New Zealand, turning glaciers brown, and perhaps hastening their melting.
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Dr. Wahidullah, who goes by only one name and was on duty at the 10-bed hospital, said by phone that helicopters had hovered over it all evening on Wednesday before the forces descended around 11 p.m.
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Jean looked at the pet and suddenly knew what it came to express, just as she knew, with a certainty that seemed impossible, that the cartoon nameplate that appeared when she hovered over it would say GENIE.
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Up to four helicopters at a time hovered over the stadium all day Friday, the wup-wup-wup of their rotor blades waking Raymond Peternell providing a constant, physical reminder that something big was on its way.
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Among other things, it always bothered me that he didn't live to see the next stage of the movies, a rather jolting reminder of mortality that has somewhat morbidly hovered over "Star Wars" for me ever since.
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Many cases at home were not investigated, including a 2006 event in which a disc-shaped object hovered over O'Hare Airport for more than five minutes and shot straight up through the clouds at an incredible speed.
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It's a fix for one of the more frustrating user experiences on Netflix, which would otherwise start playing a trailer or video clip for any movie or TV show when you hovered over it while looking for content.
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Cloudy skies hovered over the iconic horse race event's opening day on Tuesday, causing the horse-drawn carriages bringing members of the royal family onto the racecourse to be covered for part of their processional onto the racecourse.
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Both Pluto and Mars have themes relating to war: While Mars is out in the field fighting the battle, Pluto is behind the scenes, pulling strings, having secret meetings, and keeping its finger hovered over the red button.
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I mostly filed from the back of my car, peeling off drenched clothing before I hovered over my laptop on an increasingly muddied back seat, trying to make sense of the anguish and heroism in front of me.
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On another day, Novogratz hovered over Times Square on a digital billboard as he introduced a wrestling tournament between Japan and the United States to benefit his charity Beat the Streets, which uses wrestling to help at-risk kids.
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The related #TimesUp and #MeToo movements, in fact, have overshadowed some of the other controversies that have hovered over recent ceremonies, including #OscarsSoWhite, which compelled the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to implement changes in its composition.
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A happier, more heartwarming event you could not imagine, and as Herb and I and the other guests tottered out to our cars, a single thought bubble hovered over our heads, inconspicuous as the Goodyear blimp: Whaddaya think that cost?
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The woman's frantic conversation with an emergency dispatcher brings to light the panic that gripped onlookers as Harambe hovered over the child, at times dragging him by the ankle, for about 10 minutes until zoo workers fatally shot the animal.
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As ProPublica notes: But hundreds of documents obtained through the Freedom of Information Act and interviews with former administration officials tell a different story — of a previously unknown triumvirate that hovered over public servants without any transparency, accountability or oversight.
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Ever since Britain stunned the world in June 2016 with a referendum setting Brexit in motion, the future of the Irish border has hovered over the proceedings as the single most intractable problem and the element most liable to yield disaster.
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The matter of What To Do About Bernie and the larger imperative of party unity has, for example, hovered over a series of previously undisclosed Democratic dinners in New York and Washington organized by the longtime party financier Bernard Schwartz.
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Four days earlier, Martin Luther King, Jr., had been shot and killed there, on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel, and a fugue of disbelief and despair hovered over the crowd as it continued down the road that King had travelled.
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Hovered over by helicopter parents, they — we — were encouraged to see no ceiling to our potential and no limits to our options as we were ferried among school, basketball practice, piano lessons, test-prep tutoring and group outings to the movies.
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"Around 4 in the morning in the dim light of the night-light, her 17-year-old brother was hovered over me on the other side of the bed with his hands in my underwear and fondling me," the 53-year-old recalled.
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The developer planned the reveal for months: a meteor in the sky hovered over the game's map since January, and on Tuesday it crashed into the world of Fortnite to create a massive crater with gravity-defying extraterrestrial power-ups scattered about.
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Although concerns about allowing terror fighters to return to the battlefield have hovered over the debate, both conservative and liberal detention experts say sending new inmates to the prison for the first time in over a decade is a shaky legal proposition.
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But by the end of the first day of testimony, a broader but less clearly defined question hovered over the trial: What should the jury make of all of Mr. Pugh's inflammatory statements and his online interest in terrorist groups and Islamic militancy?
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department has dropped its bribery case against Democratic Senator Bob Menendez, lifting a cloud that had hovered over his expected 2018 reelection bid and removing a potential distraction for his party in a key election year.
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For months, his will-he-or-won't-he-but-he-probably-will routine has hovered over the race like a low-flying aircraft: There was little doubt where it was headed, but it seemed worth keeping an eye on just in case.
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That match descended into chaos when a drone carrying a nationalist Albanian flag hovered over the field; when a Serbian player pulled it to the ground, the reaction sparked fighting on the field between not only the teams and but pitch-invading fans.
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The specter of Judge Garland, whom Republicans refused to even consider in a presidential election year, has hovered over Judge Gorsuch's nomination from the beginning, leaving Democrats and the party's progressive base to stew over what they view as a stolen seat.
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And it inspired thousands of regular Americans to become interested in science: many flocked to Denver, buying blue or smoked glass to stare at the Sun as the Moon hovered over it; on Pikes Peak, Colorado, dozens picnicked as they waited for the eclipse.
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The latest upbeat view on China's economy comes from Morgan Stanley, which said the prospect of rising corporate bond defaults in the country is unlikely to cause a broader crisis — a fear that has hovered over the world's second-largest economy in recent years.
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The Denver Center Theater Company was proud to present the boisterous comedy, but it was taking few chances about surprising audiences: Online, patrons who hovered over an alert on the theater's website could get pop-up details on the timing of the show's explosions.
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It's a question that has hovered over nearly every new episode of "Saturday Night Live" this season: How will this sketch show, which sits at the intersection of pop culture and politics, handle the latest accusation of sexual misconduct by a prominent, powerful man?
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Some big issues — with implications for the prosperity of the performing arts in New York City and the overall health of classical music — hovered over the programs that the Dutch conductor Jaap van Zweden led recently to open the season of the New York Philharmonic.
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In a disappointing season in which key players like Noah Syndergaard, Yoenis Cespedes and Steven Matz have been sidelined, Alderson has been increasingly confronting a perception that has long hovered over the Mets: that they do not have a coherent plan for dealing with injuries.
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PEEKSKILL, N.Y. — The jazz pianist Elan Mehler hovered over a vinyl-cutting lathe at Masterdisk studios as a mastering engineer laid a blank disc onto the plate and paused for a moment, listening for hints of interference as the blade sliced across the surface.
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It had silver-plated and gilded roses that quivered in performances, as did the metal butterflies that hovered over its flowers; the stone-encrusted headband was strewn with pearls that draped over her forehead and dangled to her shoulders from jutting swirls of filigree.
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As I was watching, whenever it felt like something jumpy or terrible was going to happen, I hovered over the scrubber and previewed the scenes, fast forwarding to the point of temporary resolution, or else watching without fear because I'd already spoiled what was going to happen.
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Mr. Trump blames Mr. Sessions for the cloud of the Russia investigation that has hovered over his 10-month presidency, saying that if Mr. Sessions had never recused himself from the inquiry this year, the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, would never have been appointed.
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Yet there also hovered over Mr. Netanyahu's trip the vaguely valedictory sense that this outwardly triumphal visit to the United States' political and media capitals, places where he has grown accustomed to a conquering hero's reception, could turn out to be his last as prime minister.
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A Customs and Border Protection helicopter hovered over the Rio Grande, and Border Patrol pickup trucks kicked up dirt as they drove on unpaved roads, with one bouncing across the flood levee, the same structure where Mr. Trump said he aims to construct a border wall.
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In the weeks I've had the MK3, I've learned enough to create the bulk of two house songs, and have spent several late nights hovered over this blinking box, making loops, recording in vinyl samples, and getting lost in the on-the-fly creative process it's meant to encourage.
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Gone, too, are most of the longer snippets of text that featured prominently in the old design, as well as the share buttons for Facebook, Twitter and (gasp!) Google+ that would fade in when you hovered over a story (these have been replaced by a modern share button).
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The French writer Emmanuel Carrère doesn't mention Kierkegaard in his latest book, " The Kingdom " (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), but the Danish philosopher—the Danish Christian lunatic, one might say—hovers over the book as God's face is said to have hovered over the waters during the creation of the world.
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Self said the revelations in the case, which the N.C.A.A. is investigating, have not been troublesome to his players — other than De Souza, who the university has argued is being punished unjustly — but acknowledged that the developments have hovered over the coaching staff and will continue to do so.
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"While the threat of heavy regulation, or even a total ban on exchange trading, has hovered over bitcoin in recent weeks, reports this morning that the South Korean government are softening their stance have given traders confidence to buy," said Dennis de Jong, managing director, at online brokerage UFX.
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He sets the scene by noting that it showed "some impressive footage of the drone in action"… Drinkers at a Welsh pub smiled as a Zano flew up and hovered over them, displaying a countdown on built-in LEDs before snapping a photo that they immediately examined on a smartphone.
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Writing in a blog in 2015, Mark Ross-Smith, who now works at Malaysia Airlines, said an airline could record details including how many times a customer researched a flight on its website before booking, whether their cursor hovered over upgrade options and whether they booked using their usual payment method.
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But last month, a group from the US Army, including one person who'd never even been in a helicopter, flew a Sikorsky S-76B helicopter up and over a small watching crowd in Fort Eustis, Virginia, hovered over an adjoining field, dropped down, adjusted their position to dodge another vehicle, then safely landed.
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In the recession (due largely to US tax policy that led to companies first flocking to the island, then abandoning it) that's hovered over the island for close to a decade, housing prices have taken a nose dive and nearly half a million people have left Puerto Rico, as CNN has reported.
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Dressed in a hot pink tank top, heather gray capri yoga pants and hot pink sneakers, she hovered over a couch on which a panoply of tennis clothes had been draped: short-skirted tennis dresses with a bright geometric pattern; skirts in the same pattern; blue tank tops; visors; headbands; a fuchsia hoodie.
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"We're quick to down slippery oysters, stinking cheese and hot dogs made of entrails unknown, but we shy from anything that might once have crawled, hopped or hovered over a picnic blanket," writes T contributing editor Ligaya Mishan in her latest piece on the joy, history — and, perhaps, necessity — of eating bugs.
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The main entree was printed in dark brown letters on the front of the pack: Menu No. 12 Cheese Tortellini Menu No. 17 Beef Ravioli Menu No. 23 Meatloaf With Gravy Staring at the packages lying side by side on our counter, my hands would shake as they hovered over the rations before grabbing one.
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Before the Clinton impeachment played out on cable news, before Princess Di was chased down and killed by paparazzi, before helicopters hovered over O.J. Simpson's Ford Bronco as it raced down California's I21994, there was the high stakes media bonanza that played out between the Olympic ice princess Nancy Kerrigan and her bad-girl rival Tonya Harding.
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The Russia investigation and Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's special counsel probe hovered over 85033's BuzzFeed White House Correspondents Association (WHCD) dinner "Watch (or not) Party," where journalists mingled Saturday ahead of the annual dinner.
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As improbable as this confluence of elements might seem, they marry into something remarkable, especially given that "My Life as a Russian Novel" ends with yet another open letter, one to Carrère's mother, about the fact that they had never talked about the darkness that hovered over their family, a darkness that he hoped might be lifted by his telling of this story in the most open way possible: a public way.
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