The Checkup The toothbrushes jostled for space in the toothbrush holder as their owners jostled for space and time in front of the mirror.
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Upstairs on the second floor, the toothbrushes jostled for space in the toothbrush holder as their owners jostled for space and time in front of the mirror.
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They ran by her, and one of them jostled her.
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He jostled with midfielder Paul Pogba while being filmed for Snapchat.
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The other patients muttered and jostled, jittery in this foreign space.
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They're more likely to be jostled around and generally tempered with.
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Sometimes doorknobs convulse, when being jostled angrily from the other side.
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Thuringia's parties jostled in an effort to form a ruling coalition.
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Petty Officer Grills dropped once again, but winds jostled the helicopter.
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Airbus and Boeing again jostled for the title of world's biggest planemaker.
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It also is what jostled Rob's memory of a deeply painful experience.
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Members jostled for position; at one point they had four lead guitarists.
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" He said he was "pushed, jostled and someone threatened to kill me.
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The trip was bumpy at times as we jostled against the tunnel.
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Relatives of the workers cried, consoled one another and jostled for information.
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Merab's ambitions are jostled when Irakli (Bachi Valishvili) shows up one day.
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Shoppers jostled with one another to get the last boxes of ramen noodles.
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I thought I was just jostled by the crowd, which happens a lot.
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I was jostled and walked into without the faintest whiff of an apology.
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Festival-goers jostled for a word with him at a swanky after-party.
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Understandably Graham's head is much larger, to keep his brain from getting jostled.
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Reporters jostled with attendees to get closer to Mr. Trump and his allies.
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Switchaya Yingseree, an interior architect, said experts and beginners all jostled for room.
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Men, women, and children jostled to pick the best of the used clothes.
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She jostled me far too close to a man there in the car.
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Luckily for them, many investors have jostled to get in on the act.
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Lopez Obrador supporters who jostled the protesters yelled "LeBaron out" and other slogans.
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Seawater leached chemicals from rocks; near thermal vents, those chemicals jostled and combined.
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Impatient horses jostled and reared off the crowded line and were ridden back.
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WATCH: As press jostled for room, aide caught lamp that tumbled toward Pres.
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Locals who used to have their favourite wild places to themselves increasingly feel jostled.
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The crowd of our mutual friends jostled us closer, until we faced each other.
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They braved a packed stairway to the train platform, while being jostled by crowds.
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The first three bombs were apparently detonated when they were picked up or jostled.
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The idea is to jostle your opponents' controllers without letting your own be jostled.
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I felt less jostled; men seemed to step aside, to give me more room.
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They feature rumpled moms, dads, reluctant teens, and grandparents jostled past noteworthy buildings and landmarks.
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In the years that followed, soldiers, Islamists, liberals and the old elite jostled for power.
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Curry, Russell, and Thompson would have all jostled for minutes in the backcourt once healthy.
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Some support Youssef Chahed, the technocratic prime minister, who had jostled for power with Hafedh.
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Spirig-Hug revealed what was said as the two leaders jostled on the third lap.
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Later, as Enlightenment ideas of penal reform gained prominence, rehabilitation jostled with retribution for primacy.
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But the ball jiggled around in his mitt, and hitting the wall had jostled Gardner.
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Apple has jostled with traditional media companies for years over getting access to their content.
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The two candidates jostled over Social Security, climate change, and foreign policy among other items.
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Perhaps the Patek examination had jostled something: Winding seemed to be all it needed now.
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S. cities, all so its pizzas can be delivered to its customers without being unnecessarily jostled.
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China's path has never been linear: reformists and conservatives have constantly jostled for the upper hand.
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Several lenders jostled for position near the top of the benchmark with Deutsche Bank moving higher.
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Uncertainty after the vote has sent the pound tumbling and jostled stock markets around the world.
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Atlas keeps its balance when jostled or pushed and can get up if it tips over.
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I moved so that I'd be sitting beside the noncancerous hip that didn't hurt if jostled.
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Others jostled, joked, and yelled at each other, teenagers released from class on a sunny morning.
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Photographers jostled a stream of wedding parties into position in front of Ouagadougou's fanciest swimming pool.
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"This is terraforming on a grand scale," he said, as our S.U.V. jostled across artificial dunes.
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Along the walls, paintings of various sizes jostled one another, like certificates in a dentist's office.
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Trudeau crossed the aisle, pushed aside one member and unintentionally jostled another, provoking an explosion of indignation.
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Ten candidates jostled to become leader of Britain's Conservative Party, and thus the country's next prime minister.
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When Midge is revealed on stage, eyes closed and covered in blood, Jughead's camera gets jostled about.
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A crowd of about 50 people jostled outside the courthouse, hoping for a glimpse of the defendant.
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It spawned competing sectarian and ethnic militias which jostled to dominate the Middle East after the Ottomans.
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The man, who was carrying an infant, was reportedly jostled, and the baby fell and was injured.
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He then jostled for a dominant position on the mat and went to work on the heel.
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Jeffrey started to tell Alan what needed to be done while he jostled some notes down quickly.
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We jostled alongside cheery-looking families shaking off the cold and posing for pictures with cardboard Rockettes.
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Xinhua reported at the time that the Vietnamese boat overturned after it "jostled" a Chinese fishing boat.
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As those sides and local militias jostled for power, ISIS saw an opportunity to claim territory for itself.
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After improved trade sentiment helped stocks on Monday, equities were again jostled by developments involving U.S.-China talks.
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Key parties in Lebanon's sectarian power-sharing system have jostled over ministries, as foreign donors urged avoiding delays.
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Mommies sway their hips and pump their arms, while their tots get lightly jostled in their baby carriers.
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As hundreds of people tried to exit the airport, we were jostled around — the scene felt alarmingly chaotic.
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Whereas our ujigami liked to be jostled and bobbed like an upside down pendulum, this one liked music.
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The crowds jostled Mr. Joko as he caressed fruit and posed for a seemingly endless procession of selfies.
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Though they may be jostled by tourists and office workers, local residents have an edge in some ways.
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At a contentious Senate hearing, the politics of the Russia investigation jostled with a policy debate about surveillance.
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Hundreds of demonstrators jostled with police before clashes erupted and police fired warning shots to clear the streets.
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The cows jostled into a shakey "HI," holding just long enough to wave at the satellite as it passed.
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The world of tiny tomes is a competitive one, and many publications have jostled for the title of tiniest.
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Sixty rides later, they confirmed that getting jostled in a roller coaster makes it easier to pass kidney stones.
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For years, choirs, bands and dance groups, mostly run by older residents, have jostled for space, audiences and glory.
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Boy orphaned by shooting knew, feared gunman Seven-year-old Gage said he heard his class door being jostled.
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The Brazilian jostled Allyson Felix as Felix prepared to pass the baton to English Gardner on the third leg.
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Kim revealed that he is a nervous and fearful man while Trump jostled him around the summit this week.
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Rangers 3, Canadiens 63 | Rangers win series, 4-2 Bodies obscured Henrik Lundqvist's vision, and sticks jostled his pads.
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Though it appears they were handled through the postal system -- and thus jostled and moved -- without triggering any explosion.
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When somebody gets jostled in the shoulder in a crowded market, the seat pokes me in the same shoulder.
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In the front rows, the Somewhat Important People cowered in their seats as the younger fans jostled past them.
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Wrapping up his remarks, Trump initiated a brief handshake with Putin as the assembled press jostled to capture the moment.
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Some of the reporters' supporters shouted "let them speak" and jostled with police as they were driven back to prison.
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"Why is there no-one here to manage anything?" shouted one man, as he jostled with others in the line.
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Dozens jostled for supplies this week when a shipment of firewood ordered by non-governmental organizations arrived at the camp.
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Instead, we have seen a mix of high and low readings that have jostled financial markets around since last summer.
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Indians starter Josh Tomlin was jostled around before leaving in the fifth, having given up seven runs on nine hits.
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Luxury sedans and small sport utility vehicles jostled for the spotlight along with electric cars and diesel-powered pickup trucks.
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Video of a Trump rally in Kentucky on Super Tuesday shows a student named Shiya Nwanguma being shoved and jostled.
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It can also growl, whine or respond with a good emotional range, for example if it's jostled or yelled at.
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Get jostled and the color of the controller changes and a crashing sound occurs; you're out until the next round.
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Legislators have always jostled about which commodities to prioritize; programs that benefit cotton growers, for instance, might hurt corn growers.
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Until recently, Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders have jostled for the polling lead in Virginia, with Mr. Bloomberg also contending.
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As concerns about climate change rise, politicians at every level in France have jostled to align themselves with environmental causes.
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A Fox News reporter, Griff Jenkins, was jostled by the police while on-air, shouting "We're media!" to avoid arrest.
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During one incursion, Ayyub hid in a house and peered out as a crowd of some sixty men jostled outside.
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But he was one of several runners jostled around a tight curve, and he lost momentum in the final turn.
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On a long, flat highway to Grinnell, wind jostled the van as it passed a billboard advertising Brownells' long guns.
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The Cadets were the most moderate of the parties that jostled for power in the wake of the February Revolution.
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He sensed the human in Central before he saw her because they jostled thought to thought along the same mental freeways.
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The lack of moving parts means there's less chance of the drive dying if it gets jostled, banged, or accidentally dropped.
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If jostled, the switch could unexpectedly shut off, cutting power to the engine and disabling airbags, power steering and power brakes.
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When the column of Strykers finally reached the town of Chelmno, crowds jostled to take photos and wave to the crews.
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SPCOMSTEEL also have been jostled, as investors weigh benefits from protective measures against fears a trade war will undermine global demand.
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He jogged a little to his left, turned, and then watched as Romelu Lukaku and Shkodran Mustafi jostled for the ball.
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Outside, protesters and camera crews have jostled as Trump associates enter and exit through revolving doors familiar to cable news junkies.
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Thanks to its adjustable dividers, makeup and beauty tools are neatly and securely stored inside so they aren't jostled around during travel.
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After Woods hit his opening drive, the crowds jostled like commuters on a rush hour train to follow him down the fairway.
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Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota and Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri jostled on Twitter about which fleet was better.
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If that wheel could be jostled, it might shift the lander's position enough to give it a few last rays of sunshine.
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However in recent times, Beijing has shown signs of tightening its grip on Hong Kong, and activists have jostled to retain independence.
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At midnight, and for the next three hours after it, I'm repeatedly jostled awake because the city sounds like it's being bombed.
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Tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran, which have long jostled for supremacy in the Middle East, are in danger of rapidly escalating.
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Botticellis that jostled for attention in the old exhibition space — which hadn't been modified since 1978 — have now been hung widely apart.
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Soon, an officer flung the gate open and we jostled our way through, becoming bottle-necked at the entrance to the blocks.
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The crowd pushed and jostled briefly with the police, but over all the evacuation remained calm, and the pace appeared to slow.
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The camera pulls back through a three-dimensional freeze frame showing Deadpool tumbling out of a crashing vehicle packed with jostled henchmen.
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It was as though someone had jostled a line of dominoes, and now we were watching them all topple in real time.
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Boeing has enjoyed a successful, but sometimes turbulent, ride under the Trump administration, simultaneously lifted and jostled by Mr. Trump's economic policies.
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Sightseers on the Chinese side of the peak jostled for elbow-room at a busy cliff-top viewing point, grinning excitedly for selfies.
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The major parties have jostled over the number of cabinet seats they should get, and over the apportionment of the most powerful ministries.
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Isolated from cosmic radiation and the solar wind, the masses will only move if jostled by the spacetime ripples known as gravitational waves.
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"We are going home but our future is uncertain," she said as she jostled to board the bus out of the brick kiln.
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But other notions of Jewish home and Jewish survival have always jostled against Zionism, both before there was a state and long after.
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Motorbikes jostled by, honking shrilly as they slalomed around young men in western clothes strolling with friends, their fingers or arms linked affectionately.
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Last week, the anti-Brexit Conservative MP Anna Soubry was surrounded and jostled by men as she attempted to film a BBC interview.
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While I made sure to make the trip before rush hour, I had forgotten how much New Yorkers jostled and nudged each other.
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Cheruiyot, also a silver medalist at the African Games and Commonwealth Games last year, said he took the initiative to avoid being jostled.
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However, the development injects fresh uncertainty into financial markets, which have already been heavily jostled by emerging global political risks in recent years.
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But flying beneath the city streets, jostled by the Discman-toting masses, I retreated into myself and refused to do anything at all.
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Tens of thousands of soccer fans in Indonesia jostled to get tickets to a match, resulting in several of them injured in the crush.
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Watch: Why Gary Shilling is short bitcoin Meanwhile, the market capitalizations of Ripple's XRP and Ether jostled as the second-biggest among digital currencies.
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Usually, these delicate arrangements are jostled out of place by the gravitational pull of neighboring celestial objects, such as other planets and large asteroids.
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As startups and technology giants jostled for a stake in the new, always-online world, hundreds of messaging services launched in the ensuing years.
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Wrapped in nylon, this sturdy cable is designed to withstand the usual wear and tear of being jostled around in a bag or purse.
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Lewandowski had jostled for influence with campaign chairman Paul Manafort, whose arrival to the Trump universe provoked immediate stories about tensions between the two.
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Stock prices were written in chalk on blackboards, and arbitrary rule changes affecting stock issuance and corporate disclosure constantly jostled an already unpredictable market.
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Either they found a seat and remained for a bit, or they jostled for position alongside an outside court, watching and then moving on.
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And even if the transmitter were kept on, the antenna would almost certainly be jostled away from Earth by the impact of the landing.
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There, the Giants caught a break: an offensive pass interference penalty on Adams for grabbing Trevin Wade's jersey as they jostled on the route.
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You may get be getting constantly jostled by people who insist on using the small space directly in front of you as a thoroughfare.
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The ANC has been beset by infighting as factions supporting different candidates to succeed President Jacob Zuma as party leader have jostled for influence.
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With each new burst of media attention, crowds jostled each other around the edge of the Central Park Pond just to catch a glimpse.
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In the narrow streets surrounding the mosque, women jostled for food supplies as children rummaged through piles of second-hand clothes donated to victims.
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The constant rap of the pestle jostled the two into a emulsion, neither oil nor water but a creamy third thing made of both.
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Before he emerged, more than 100 journalists from across the world had jostled to get inside the conference room at the Lebanese Press Syndicate.
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New York (CNN Business)SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule has been tested in a vacuum, jostled in an acoustic chamber and put through computer simulations.
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It is a striking turnabout for a system that has long been the great equalizer, a space where hourly workers jostled alongside financial executives.
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It is a striking turnabout for a system that has long been the great equalizer, a space where hourly workers jostled alongside financial executives.
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Outside the Supreme Court building, television crews under heavy police surveillance jostled for space; some 600 journalists have been accredited to cover the trial.
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Because pinball machines have so many moving parts, are regularly jostled, and generally slammed upon, their components break or wear out all the time.
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The Sony WF-1000X fared slightly better thanks to a tighter seal in the ear canal, but still jostled loose after a few head shakes.
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The move to the trucks was frantic, as people jostled for the limited space, and the security committees made a chain to hold people back.
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New Yorkers (and their guests) are an aggressive lot, and it never hurts to have someone to keep you from getting jostled on the course.
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Once dry, the reactiveness of HMTD and TATP means there is a risk of accidental detonation if they are jostled or exposed to high temperatures.
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And there's a so-called 4D predictive focus for ensuring randomly moving objects — such as a flower being jostled by the wind — remain in focus.
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And I don't care who you are: Being lightly jostled for five to 12 hours a day does inexplicable things to the human digestive system.
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I was jostled this way and that with the girl who'd been my best friend in year five, and a group of her new friends.
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Her jacket for "Yvor Winters On Modern Poets" looked as if plastic letters had been placed on a tabletop, then jostled by a passing child.
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The next reversal came Wednesday during a cabinet meeting, when reporters and photographers jostled on the other side of a long table from Mr. Trump.
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In 2017, as Mugabe proceeded further into his dotage, she jostled to succeed him, fronting the so-called "Generation 40" (G40) faction within Zanu-PF.
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A crowd of reporters jostled the last high-rise tenants of what had been the city's and the country's most well-known public-housing project.
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She was lifted onto a stretcher and jostled to an ambulance before she felt the relief from the sliver of nitroglycerin slipped under her tongue.
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MOSCOW — A multicolored chaos reigned across Russia on Wednesday, as crowds jostled for bouquets of all sizes and hues for a holiday that celebrates women.
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It was the day before a national referendum that would shut down the city, and shoppers jostled along the steep street, hurrying to gather provisions.
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His father, Colin, was there to greet him and his mother, May, at the airport as fans jostled for a look at the country's new idol.
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The incident happened at the entrance of the stadium as the crowd jostled to get through the gate at the Mahamasina stadium in the capital Antananarivo.
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Umbrellas clumsily threatened to poke out eyes as people jostled to keep in line, but everyone seemed content to wait their turn to sign the books.
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When jostled, a built-in accelerometer triggers a GPS system that tracks the package's location, and, simultaneously, four phones in wide-angle filming mode begin recording.
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Then at some point — potentially after the Soyuz docked with the ISS — whatever makeshift cover the worker made was jostled out of position, revealing the hole.
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You definitely don't want to keep loose, old batteries around, because as they get jostled, if some metal came in contact, those certainly could short-circuit.
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As the team's members jostled to find shade under a canopy, WARR's pod sprinted to peak speed of 290 mph (466 kmh) — a new global record.
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Crowds of media and onlookers jostled to catch a glance of the former premier as he was led to a sessions court to face the charges.
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Instead, the animating questions were both broader, with President Donald Trump's long shadow looming, and narrower, as the candidates jostled over issues unique to the Commonwealth.
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Voice recorders with patched together farewells had littered the ground in Nikooda, but here there was nothing but the occasional apple jostled loose from a tree.
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Masses demonstrated in the capital on Sunday as police jostled with protesters attempting to break through security barriers to get close to the Prime Minister's office.
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But that victory stood at the heart of a rivalry between Mr. Bratton and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, as they jostled over credit for the decline.
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As they were escorted out, the protesters faced jeers from Mr. Trump's supporters; several said they had been jostled or had their pocket Constitutions snatched away.
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The strings play ethereal tones, long-lingering as bits of melodic lines weave into the sonority and build slowly into radiant passages jostled with twitchy rhythms.
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This was pursued inconsistently, grudgingly or hypocritically, and it jostled constantly with realpolitik considerations, but in the past it was one of the factors in play.
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Mr. Huerta jostled through the crowd and ordered a round of tacos: heaps of birria encased in crunchy, flaky tortillas unlike any I've ever eaten before.
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A group of Japanese tourists crowded on a sidewalk, smartphones snapping wildly, while a giggly group of Roman middle school students jostled for a good angle.
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While political elites jostled over Abdul Mahdi's fate, Iraqis on the streets demanded an end to the entire governing system of identity-based, sectarian power-sharing.
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If you're jostled while drinking and accidentally lose your grip, the Autoseal mechanism will ensure there's no major spillage, preserving both your outfit and your drink.
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Even if you wrap an egg in Kevlar and bubble wrap, the yolk is still jostled by hard impacts and sudden changes of direction and momentum.
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As Cotchery fell at the 38-yard line, the ball, in his left hand, appeared to be jostled as the back of his hand hit the ground.
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Fans packed the convention center where the bouts are being held through to Sunday, while TV cameras jostled outside trying to catch key players in the saga.
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He spends an absurd amount of the film napping, waking up from a nap, falling asleep, being jostled awake, or lying in bed only to drift off.
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Insurance stocks have been jostled since late last month as investors anticipated significant losses after Hurricane Harvey hit Texas and the southern United States and Irma approached.
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Key parties have jostled over ministries since a legislative vote in May, as officials and foreign donors warned that a delay would aggravate the country's economic troubles.
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Why you absolutely won't: On Saturday night you will be doing absolutely nothing apart from getting jostled from side to side in the crowd waiting for Adele.
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Lawmakers and administration officials on Sunday jostled over messaging on immigration on the ninth day of a partial government shutdown largely prompted by conflict over the issue.
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In front of the NBC studio, which overlooked the street, people waving signs jostled for space, trying to edge into the shot during a live panel discussion.
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Her naïvely well-meant "Open Casket," which presented a semi-abstract image of the murdered Emmett Till, jostled a hornet's nest of prevalent racial hurts and angers.
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As soon as it became clear that Choe was not getting up, the journalists swarmed to get as close to him as possible and jostled for position.
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So in the movie, you'll see a take where Ali comes out to greet Randall and she's sort of jostled by these women who are not extras.
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But it turns out that in Belgrade, reserving a table at a club just means you have a guaranteed spot to stand without getting jostled — for free.
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The notion of what opera can be may have been jostled even more by David Hertzberg's "The Wake World," based on a fairy tale by Aleister Crowley.
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Before the recent push for a possible deal to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula, Trump and Kim exchanged increasingly heated rhetoric as the two nations jostled each other.
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The changes may improve the long-term relationships on Uber's board, which in recent weeks has grown fractious as members have jostled over the company's leadership decisions.
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A white van pulled up and they jostled to the front of the line for heaping bowls of khichdi, an Indian favorite of rice, lentils and vegetables.
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The businessman from New York kept his answers short and did not jump into the verbal melees that broke out as candidates jostled for attention and air time.
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Hurried conversations about the end only come in the wake of devastating news, jostled into the bustle of hospital visits and goodbyes, whispered phone calls and funeral plans.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A major global stocks index fell on Friday and the Chinese yuan weakened as financial markets were again jostled by uncertainty over global trade tensions.
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The shooting and its aftermath have now jostled his campaign and thrust the leader of the small city into the national debate on policing and the black community.
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"They have to know that the death of a combatant does not stop the revolution," da Silva told the crowd Saturday, as supporters jostled to prevent his departure.
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The Women of the Wall were seldom allowed to pray in peace; they were often jostled, blocked, had water thrown at them or were drowned out by whistling.
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The instrument can be actively jostled to make louder, high-tempo compositions, or it can be left to passively riff as it free-floats and bounces off surfaces.
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In the 1990s these networks jostled for influence; in the 2000s they were integrated into a single pyramid with Mr Putin at the top as the chief patron.
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Children shoved and jostled one another so that they could at last touch the cows that their parents talked about all the time but they had never seen.
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Being jostled by tourists there eager to see its famous roof made him wonder how people could get a better view of the ceiling of his home cathedral.
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That's why India has not jostled to be the first and was making sure it will not be the last of world leaders to meet Trump, he added.
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Lacking a real journalist's killer instinct, I'm quickly jostled out of my allocated position at the barrier by the Daily Sport and a tall man with a tripod.
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Doris (Sally Field), an invisible office worker of a certain age, living in hoarderdom on Staten Island, is jostled by a young man (Max Greenfield) in an elevator.
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Feeling harassed and jostled by life in Paris, in the winter of 1888 van Gogh headed south for Arles, hoping to find balmy weather and congenial artist friends.
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It's frustrating that it's so difficult to fully appreciate the fantastic work that went into orchestrating these massive spectacles when we're constantly being jostled from place to place.
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The researchers have characterized the effects of micrometeorites too, and if one of the crafts gets jostled a little, the team can always just exclude that bit of data.
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In the 1960s and 70s, Sino-Soviet relations were at a boiling point as the two communist powers jostled for ideological supremacy and fought a series of border clashes.
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Do you remember the time, 15 years ago, when Kelly Clarkson was jostled out of the way by Avril Lavigne while handing her an award at the MTV VMAs?
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Jakartans are accustomed to chaos; they seem to enjoy jostling and being jostled as a friendly communal pastime, so the art fair was a whopping success with the public.
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Where do you go for the best view in New York City, without being jostled by tourists or having your line of sight blocked by other peoples' Solo cups?
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Classic Empire's handlers will be hoping for a cleaner race after the Mark Casse-trained colt was bumped and jostled early at a muddy Churchill Downs before finishing respectably.
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But the jostled memory was so powerful that it eventually prompted Rob and his husband, Reece, to found a charity that has now helped more than 213,22014 foster children.
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Every once in a while, a comet or asteroid gets jostled from these outer areas, causing it to enter into a trajectory that takes it close to the Sun.
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The crown prince's reference to 2500 was likely a nod to a tumultuous year for the country, in which Riyadh jostled with Iran for leadership of the Islamic world.
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An exhibit there provided a stark simulation of a lunch counter sit-in, with visitors feeling jostled and hearing threats and the sounds of objects being thrown and broken.
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One of its main objectives was to minimize the influence of cabinet officials, who have at times been targets of Mr. Trump's ire, or have jostled for his ear.
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On Saturday, she made four stops across the state, culminating in a packed rally in Ames, just outside Des Moines, where voters jostled for space with dozens of reporters.
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The juniors jostled on the benches in their common room, pushing and shoving and whistling, while, on our balconies in Middle House, we clutched our crotches in mock agony.
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The Times described the resulting scene near the summit as "Lord of the Flies" at 29,000 feet, as climbers jostled to get to the top and take a photo.
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During his stroll Monday along the glittering Singapore waterfront, crowds yelled his name and jostled to take pictures, and the North Korean leader posed for a selfie with Singapore officials.
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Parise jostled with Rick Nash for possession following an errant clearing attempt, and the puck appeared to go off Nash's right skate and inside the right post at 4:34.
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To the credit of the spectators in Belfast, they constantly made fun for themselves throughout the night and launched into a Viking chant as the two heavyweights jostled for position.
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Congressional interns, journalists and political junkies jostled for position as if they were on a crowded train carriage, and police officers trying to keep a path open grew increasingly frustrated.
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"Pickens and his young band of hungry Mesa Petroleum managers grabbed hold of a monster and shook it like it'd never been jostled before," a statement on his website said.
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As the story opens, an abandoned boat being investigated by the authorities is suddenly jostled by what seems to be some sort of underwater volcano, or perhaps a water spout.
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In past years, many countries have jostled to get around refugee quotas, and so-called "gateway" countries have become host to overcrowded camps rife with violence, psychological distress, and disease.
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Cultured Traveler As a sellout crowd jostled its way into the first big show of the 34th annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering on a late-January night in Elko, Nev.
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Then he was based in towns around Aleppo, surviving a stomach injury from shelling, and fighting for a variety of rebel factions which jostled for power on Syria's chaotic battlefield.
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Political uncertainty in Italy, where populist parties have jostled to forge a common platform in a bid to lead the next government, have been a major drag on the euro.
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Image 2 of 2 PARIS – Lined up before dawn, dozens of migrants outside a government office in Italy jostled to be one of the handful allowed inside to request asylum Wednesday.
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He faces little opposition from within his own party because of his successive electoral victories and because of a weakening of the factions that once jostled for power within the LDP.
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Stop for a moment to thumb through a title and you'll invariably be jostled aside by the sheer force of foot traffic as book buyers criss-cross each others' alphabetic desires.
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The knee problem, though, flared up after one of two seemingly accidental clashes with Tanui soon after the bell in the 25-lap event as the leaders jostled for pole position.
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A doctor not part of the operation theorized to Buck that the cuff probably got jostled during the procedure and sat on the nerve responsible for firing his left vocal chord.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's Socialists told the center-right People's Party on Saturday to form a government or move aside, as politicians jostled for power more than a month after inconclusive elections.
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Soldiers watched as people jostled in lines clutching Venezuela's largest denomination bill - now worth just 3 U.S. cents on the streets - which they have to deposit before it becomes officially worthless.
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Kushner, who earned Trump's confidence during the 2016 campaign, has jostled for primacy with Trump's Svengali, Stephen Bannon -- but the President, who describes himself as a fighter, likely admires this aggression.
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They were in varying stages of upkeep, some renovated, others barely shacks, even here along the most desirable streets near the shore, where buildings jostled for a glimpse of the sea.
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Her early life strikes me as a torrent of events that swept her up and jostled her around until, with little say of her own, it beached her unceremoniously in California.
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Her early life strikes me as a torrent of events that swept her up and jostled her around until, with little say of her own, it beached her unceremoniously in California.
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A doctor not part of the operation theorized to Buck that the cuff probably got jostled during the procedure and sat on the nerve responsible for firing his left vocal cord.
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As the new study points out, 'Oumuamua is not one of the 36 objects jostled by Scholz's Star, as it was too far away when the red dwarf came for a visit.
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In a dramatic video shared to Twitter on Saturday, a group of tourists were jostled around as they were chased by a large elephant on a jeep safari tour in South Africa.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - The front-runners of the crowded Democratic presidential contest jostled on Thursday night over issues of race relations and whether the time had come for a new generation of leaders.
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"It is a record number of people and we did not budget for this," she said, as six police officers kept order while sweating candidates clutching folders of papers jostled for position.
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He had used social media to publicise an incident in which President Nicolás Maduro was jostled and humiliated by pot-banging women in a working-class district that was once his stronghold.
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She yearned to be identical to her ideas, to display the punishing consistency of Weil, but her ideas jostled and sparked, exploding her sense of what she was, or wanted to be.
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There are many reasons your iPhone might say its SIM card is "invalid," or not properly recognized, from a needed update to a card that has been physically jostled out of position.
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In 2014, at her first press conference as Fed chief, Yellen jostled markets when she said the central bank could raise interest rates around six months after ending its bond-buying program.
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Amy Winehouse was forced to file an anti-harassment injunction against paparazzi in 2009 because she couldn't leave her home without being jostled by photographers looking to catch her drunk or high.
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Mantas Adomenas, a member of parliament who organized the Vilnius protest, told Reuters that before police intervened, several Mandarin speakers with Chinese flags jostled activists and attempted to wrestle away their megaphone.
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As her hearse made its way to the Bay of Bengal shorefront, flanked by party workers clad in traditional white garments, crowds behind the barricades jostled to get a better view of "Amma".
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The arrival of sugar in a government van caused a frenzy in the working class district of Sayyida Zeinab on Tuesday, as people jostled, 10-pound-notes in hand, for 2-kilo rations.
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In the Weimar Berlin of the 22000s freewheeling transvestite shows, colourful drag revues and bars for men and women all jostled for attention, buoyed by a steady influx of foreigners escaping persecution elsewhere.
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Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN)Except for the stern-faced police officers standing guard while a swarm of television journalists jostled for the best vantage points, Gulshan Road No. 79 looked no different this Sunday.
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Police used pepper spray on National Assembly head Julio Borges, two-time presidential candidate Henrique Capriles and rights activist Lilian Tintori, as they led protesters onto highways and jostled at barricades, witnesses said.
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Lawyers, journalists and a couple of saffron-robed Hindu monks jostled for space in the courtroom as both sides made their case over who the land should be given to, quoting historical information.
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In recent years, France and Italy have jostled for the top spot as the world's biggest wine-producing nation, with Spain third, well ahead of countries like the United States, Chile and Australia.
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We were at the far end of the counter: my shoulder was pressed up against a wall, and Iida kept being jostled by the animated gesticulations of a broad man to her right.
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Real clouds jostled against billboard images of clouds; blades of grass poked through a cracked sidewalk as if trying to join up with the photograph of grass on the back of a truck.
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The variance would start off small and then gradually climb during the run-up to a quake, presumably as the grains between the blocks increasingly jostled one another under the mounting shear stress.
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Video showed Macron, jostled in the center of a crowded circle between his own protective detail and Israeli security personnel, including several paramilitary policemen in uniform, under an archway leading into the church.
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I'll say that, much in the same way I'm reluctant to pull out a tablet to watch a video, I don't like playing the Switch on a bus, where I'm being jostled somewhat.
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When he jostled for head position with Oliveira, Felder felt the chance to have a swing and pulled back to crack Oliveira with a sinister elbow which saw the Brazilian sag to the mat.
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Madsen told the court the UC3 Nautilus vessel he was holding the hatch open for Wall to join when a wave from another boat jostled the submarine and the hatch door smashed Wall's head.
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MIAMI, June 27 (Reuters) - The front-runners of the crowded Democratic presidential contest jostled on Thursday night over issues of race relations and whether the time had come for a new generation of leaders.
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Babies cried as officials at a public hall shouted on megaphones to try to establish order as hundreds jostled to register for the sack of rice and 5,000 pesos ($97) allocated to each household.
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At the peak of the boom, Ulaanbataar was teeming with hopeful expatriates and sushi bars, promises of luxury hotels and even a Louis Vuitton boutique all jostled for a slice of the newfound wealth.
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Still up for their signature Irish jigs, they inspire a host of copycat dance moves in the audience and I find myself getting pretty aggressively jostled around in an Irish dancing pseudo-mosh-pit.
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Even as people jostled in lines that continued to be several hours long over the weekend, many interviewed seemed willing to accept monumental inconveniences if Mr. Modi's policy would reduce their country's endemic corruption.
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Indian and Chinese diplomats are watching the turmoil closely, having jostled over Sri Lanka in recent years as Beijing has tried to assert its influence in the region, New Delhi's traditional sphere of influence.
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For the past year, Mr. Di Battista, who jostled with Mr. Di Maio for leadership of the party, has stepped aside, traveling the world with his wife and young child, and weighing in occasionally.
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Protesters yelling "Murderer" jostled Morales' police detail and let off a loud firework as he tried to reach a hotel that is the temporary headquarters of Central America's regional parliament, a Reuters witness said.
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Even you, then, Mary Q. Passer-by, can expect to get jostled by clowder of invited (and occasionally not-invited) guests posing in their best outfits for an appreciative group of street-style photographers.
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As Trump has jostled with journalists and black athletes on Twitter, the long-promised massive infrastructure investment has yet to take place, NAFTA remains intact, and China has yet to be named a currency manipulator.
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As da Silva holed up in the metalworkers union hall following Thursday's ruling, thousands of his supporters gathered outside to demonstrate and jostled to block authorities from taking the former president as he surrendered Saturday.
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Dutch marine engineer Boskalis jostled for pole position with Eurofins, with its shares climbing 6 percent after it said it had signed a multi-year deal with Saudi Aramco to work on its offshore facilities.
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President Nicolas Maduro called the suspension a "coup" against Venezuela while Foreign Minister Delcy Rodriguez this month jostled with security guards in Argentina in a failed attempt to crash a meeting of the trade bloc.
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There's a solidness to the metal and glass design that doesn't leave you worried if it falls off the bed onto the floor or gets shoved in your bag and jostled around on the subway.
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Fallon said there was bound to be "the odd stumble" as both sides jostled for position, but that it was in the interests of Britain and EU to end the uncertainty as quickly as possible.
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Instead, 14 White House hopefuls eschewed Iowa's cozy church basements and V.F.W. posts to gather at a hangar-size convention center in this liberal hub, where they jostled for attention at the California Democratic Convention.
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Mr. Chombo and Mr. Chipanga belong to a faction of the ZANU-PF party called Generation 40, which is allied with Mr. Mugabe's wife, and which jostled for control with Team Lacoste, Mr. Mnangagwa's faction.
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By the late nineteen-eighties, as the sounds and styles of hip-hop pervaded youth culture, budding stars jostled for position, and a curious internal debate swept the tristate area—where exactly had it begun?
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The observations by Curiosity — and by earlier NASA Mars rovers, Spirit and Opportunity — enable more precise pinpointing of the moons' orbits, which are jostled around by the gravity of Mars, Jupiter and even each other.
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Workers whistled and jostled with Macron's security guards while a burning tire threw a cloud of black smoke across the site when the former economy minister visited the tumble-drier factory in his hometown of Amiens.
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Lately the biggest galleries have jostled with one another to represent the estates of deceased artists, and last month David Zwirner has nabbed a heavyweight: Paul Klee, the splendidly cagey Swiss-German modernist and Bauhaus professor.
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In the 1980s, as rap and pop-soul jostled for prominence, he said he made the mistake of singing the Lionel Richie ballad "Hello" for elementary school students, who excoriated his performance of something so square.
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Without the impurities found in tap water, there is nothing to start the nucleation process that causes water to freeze, delivering a supercooled liquid that, once jostled or disturbed, will instantly turn to a slushy ice.
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Close your eyes; feel yourself jostled among a curious, generous crowd, gathered under the open sky to watch neighbors and cousins play and sing around a strange, earnest little white man and his bizarre, clunky machine.
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Her last LP, Burn Your Fire For No Witness, jostled its way into just about every end-of-year list, propelled by an ambling grace and a subtle darkness that set her apart as a singer-songwriter.
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There, he berated members of the NATO alliance and aggressively jostled the prime minister of miniscule Montenegro to get to the front of a photo line, straightening his jacket with emphasis as he landed on his mark.
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In a White House marked by palace intrigue, McMaster has jostled for influence with Stephen Bannon, Trump's chief strategist, who lost his seat on the National Security Council on Wednesday just as the military preparations were developing.
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Without Green, Kerr jostled his substitution patterns, further limited by first-half foul trouble and a third-quarter left knee injury to center Andrew Bogut, who was helped off the court and played less than eight minutes.
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The process, which came to be known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, jostled loose the captured oil or gas molecules, but the technology had a fatal flaw: it was too costly to turn a profit in shale.
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Now, they are visibly less crowded, and for anyone interested in Egyptian history, this is the time to plan a trip because you're not going to get jostled by others the way you would have pre-revolution.
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Despite winning the Giro d'Italia, again another milestone for a British rider, Froome endured his worst reception in France, being jostled and spat at on this year's Tour as critics accused Sky of crossing the ethical line.
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"Isn't it relevant that nobody who has shouted at the president or jostled another journalist or done things that one might under your reading see as clearly unprofessional, has ever had [a] press pass suspended?" she asked.
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For the first six or so songs, Curry and production duo FnZ extract juicy, serrated hooks from raw noise; sampled shrieks and sirens jostled into melodic coherence are driven by the heavy propulsion of classic Miami bass.
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Pro-opposition protesters, holding signs saying "No justice, no peace", briefly jostled police who blocked their way and threw stones at them but it was calmer than on Wednesday night when one of Ivanov's offices was ransacked.
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On the way, while being jostled by high schoolers, I noticed the ubiquitous signs pointing the way to the three big historic perfumeries in Grasse that offer tours, perfume workshops and fragrance products: Galimard, Molinard and Fragonard.
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Ahead of the royal couple's arrival, a small crowd of around 100 gathered outside the church, singing and dancing to the beat of a marimba band, while a throng of local and international media jostled for positions.
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CHISINAU (Reuters) - Moldova's new prime minister Maia Sandu consolidated her power on Friday as her predecessor resigned, appearing to ease a crisis that shook the country for the past week as two rival governments jostled for control.
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Crowds of journalists and onlookers jostled for a glance of Najib, and some of his backers chanted and held up placards in support of a man whose father, Malaysia's second prime minister, is held in high regard.
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Trump's appearance was advertised as an opportunity for locals to "stand up to illegal immigration," and it drew an enthusiastic crowd of people who jostled for places in line and rushed the entrance once the doors were opened.
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Of the major players still living and in the fight, Jon calls for the army to fall back and head to safety; Arya gets jostled around and struck by debris as she's trying to flee the Red Keep.
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That sparked an argument between Iranian security and Kremlin press service officials, and in the scrum that resulted, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Novak, the energy minister, were jostled, according to a Reuters reporter who was there.
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That sparked an argument between Iranian security and Kremlin press service officials, and in the scrum that resulted, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and Novak, the energy minister, were jostled, according to a Reuters reporter who was there.
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The one man walking in the sun is the father of an Indian immigrant who works in Columbus and whose wife, jostled by the move to this sterile field, watches her kids ride bikes down an empty street.
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Mifsud, taking interest in the Trump adviser, told him the Russians had collected "dirt" on Hillary Clinton in thousands of emails, and Papadopoulos jostled within the campaign to arrange a meeting between then-candidate Donald Trump and Putin.
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But after wandering around a city you're most likely not very familiar with and getting jostled by strangers in crowded spaces all day, their straightforward brand of party-starting is bound to be just what the doctor ordered.
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The collection, which expanded upon a special issue of the magazine Survey Graphic , revelled in its eclecticism, as literature, music, scholarship, and art all jostled beside stately pronouncements by the race's patriarchs, Du Bois and James Weldon Johnson.
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The protesters jostled with security guards along a sliding metal gate and dispersed only after officials announced they had suspended fracking operations of a regional subsidiary of China National Petroleum Corporation, the country's largest oil and gas producer.
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Doris (Sally Field), an invisible office worker of a certain age living in hoarderdom in the Staten Island home she shared with her recently deceased mother, is jostled by a handsome young man (Max Greenfield) in a crowded elevator.
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You can also set timers for the LuDela, hook up multiple candles into a single network that can be controlled in concert, and built-in proximity sensors will detect when the device is jostled and extinguish the flame automatically.
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Its convenience only kind of mitigates all its issues: Not only are the plants exposed to the elements and jostled during shipping, they're also in containers full of dirt that, at some point, are going to turn upside down.
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But during the musical's downtempo scenes where there's just a conversation (as when Tracy, Edna, and Wilbur talk in the kitchen about Tracy's audition), the camera clumsily moved and jostled around, often cutting out and cutting off main characters.
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Newspaper photographers had a separate section close to the church, and they jostled for position on more than a dozen stepladders (a less than glamorous scene), and some had foot-long camera lenses that stood on their own stools.
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"Cézanne et Moi" offers a pungent, demystifying portrait of the rowdy late-19th-century Parisian art world where famous painters and poets mingled and jostled for position at dinner parties and art openings filled with shoptalk, backbiting and intrigue.
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And then finally, as you're approaching the eye wall, it's extreme amounts of rain, the cabin is often being jostled around like your worst roller coaster — very strong, turbulent motion both up and down and sometimes even side to side.
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In a symbolic protest, they handed out about 50 tonnes of produce in under an hour in a poor, working-class Athens neighborhood on Wednesday, where a few hundred Greeks jostled with another for free bags of potatoes, lettuce and fruit.
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Meanwhile, dangerous new pathogens jostled for researchers' and officials' attention: since the 1950s more than 300 contagious diseases have emerged or re-emerged in populations that had never been exposed to them, including HIV/AIDS, SARS, Ebola and antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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By the time Christina was breathily singing "If you wanna be with me, baby there's a price to pay," you were left wondering why she hadn't jostled herself into a pair of ripped, skin-tight drainpipes and replaced Julian Casablancas already.
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But for me, existing in a city where you're either crammed into a subway car, rubbing elbows with coworkers in a germ-filled "open office," or being jostled while walking down crowded streets necessitates having at least some sort of sanctuary.
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The stampede began after people jostled to collect clothes and other items at the residence of the owner of a steel mill, said police official Rafiqul Alam in the district of Chittagong, about 260 km (165 miles) from Dhaka, the capital.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - From rescue helicopters to air surveillance equipment, defense manufacturers jostled in Jakarta this week to claim one of the region's biggest prizes: a slice of Indonesia's shopping list as the country updates its aging air and sea security capability.
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They jostled, scarcely registering the presence of the actress Blake Lively, one of Ms. Longshore's most ardent collectors; the designer Christian Siriano; and celebrity stylists including June Ambrose and Jenke Ahmed Tailly, who counts Beyoncé and Kim Kardashian as clients.
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The presence of what is believed to be pyrotechnic powder is one reason why authorities consider them to be potentially destructive, though it appears they were handled through the postal system -- where they were jostled and moved -- without any explosion.
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Serenaded by a chorus of tribal singers, the crush of African leaders, European diplomats and pop icons climbed the stairs of the newly built train station and merrily jostled their way into the pristine, air-conditioned carriages making their inaugural run.
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The hips are responsible for keeping your knees in line when you're walking or running, and preventing those knees from going out of whack in the event of a sudden, unexpected movement — such as missing a curb or being jostled on the train.
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As the final bolt locked the circular metal door into place at the end of the nearly mile-long steel tube, the two dozen members of the WARR Hyperloop team, from the Technical University of Munich, jostled to find shade under a canopy.
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For starters, 74% of participants in the study cited the desire to imbibe in a relaxing environment — as opposed to a sweaty, crowded one where they're constantly being jostled, spilled on, and fending off unwanted advances — as a key reason to stay home.
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It also has a deeply irritating habit of moving and speaking when jostled, which made for a number of interesting interactions with strangers, including a barista who looked visibly disturbed when I told her I was carrying around a Furby for work.
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I thought it was pretty comfortable, but as we drove up the entrance ramp I was jostled up and down and at one point a pothole made it feel more like a roller coaster ride than a quick jaunt on the highway.
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HONG KONG, June 13 (Reuters) - Shares in WuXi Biologics (Cayman) Inc were set to open up 21.4 percent in their debut on Tuesday, as investors that couldn't buy into the initial public offering jostled for a piece of the fast-growing business.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fears of tariffs and a potential global trade war have jostled U.S. stocks over the past few months, but there is a sense among investors that the market is taking the drum beat of rhetoric and statements more in stride.
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WASHINGTON — Democrats and Republicans jostled for political points on Monday as they pressed the Justice Department's inspector general for the first time over his exhaustive examination of the F.B.I.'s handling of its investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server.
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After his habeas corpus plea was rejected, a man who yelled insults at Mr. da Silva in front of a school was hospitalized with brain trauma after a Workers' Party activist jostled him and his head was struck by a passing truck.
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Then, after being jacked up on fungicide, dunked in vats of preservatives and jostled and manhandled for about a week, these odorless, uniform, sturdy flowers with their enormous carbon footprint come to rest in our florist's hands or in our homes. Nice.
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But there came a time, early in the fourth quarter, when Hamblin jostled inside, pushed and prodded backup Connecticut center Natalie Butler, and finally, with seconds left on the shot clock, got her shot away, into the rim, circling almost endlessly before dropping.
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In the G.M. case, the automaker has recalled 2.6 million Chevrolet Cobalts, Saturn Ions and other small cars since early 2014 because of a defect that allowed a vehicle's ignition switch to shut off if jostled, cutting off engine power and steering and disabling airbags.
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For Trump, there is a warning from the past about the price of failing to stay on good terms with his VP. The last New York native to be elected president also liked having a team of diverse advisers who jostled for their place.
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The debate covered little ground that hasn't already been trod, but Sanders and former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg jostled a bit, having left the ruins of the Iowa caucuses in what's best described as a tie, if the results can be trusted at all.
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As we jostled for spoonfuls of it, we discussed the obvious merits of Mr. Franco-Camacho, who has built quite a local following after nearly two decades at the helm of various Connecticut restaurants (among them the much loved, now closed Roomba and Bespoke).
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In the G.M. case, the automaker has recalled 2.6 million Chevrolet Cobalts, Saturn Ions and other small cars since early 2014 because of a defect that allowed a vehicle's ignition switch to shut off if jostled, cutting off engine power and steering, and disabling airbags.
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For me, I had to give a lecture up at Humboldt State, so I drove up there for two days and it wasn't really a vacation but I was just amazed at how pulling away for two days jostled my mind a little bit.
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Check the landing out for yourself: The drone ship's onboard camera usually cuts out during these kinds of landings because it's difficult to keep a tenuous satellite link in the middle of the ocean when the ship's being jostled around by a rocket's engine.
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As we jostled through the throng, camera apps and Mona Lisa smiles at the ready, I sensed the displeasure of my wife who considered it absurd to check the Mona Lisa box on a rainy Easter weekend when all the world seemed inside the Louvre.
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The high-riding continental plates are likewise jostled by the magmatic activity below, skating around at an average pace of one or two inches a year, sometimes crashing together to form, say, the Himalayan mountain chain, or pulling apart at Africa's Great Rift Valley.
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But when CATL announced last summer that it had chosen an industrial zone in Arnstadt known as Erfurter Kreuz for the factory, which will supply companies like Volvo and BMW with batteries for electric cars, leaders including Chancellor Angela Merkel jostled to take credit.
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His statement and the hearing, in a case over the House's attempt to gain access to secret grand jury evidence gathered by Mr. Mueller, came as witnesses and lawmakers jostled for leverage before a new round of impeachment hearings scheduled to begin on Tuesday.
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Credit... On a chilly fall morning in Red Hook, Brooklyn, the Queen Mary 2, the luxury liner known for its opulent black-tie dinners and ballroom dances, docked under blue skies while a fleet of 50 or so taxis jostled for position on the wharf.
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Tourists jostled and cameras flashed, as the military band plunged into a jaunty rendition of "Get Lucky," a disco funk hit co-written by Pharrell Williams, followed by "It's Not Unusual," the smoldering 1960s pop tune made famous by the Welsh singer Tom Jones.
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For many years, though, the Santa Claus attraction jostled for visitors with tours to see the Northern Lights or go on reindeer safaris; most of those who came were from countries with a strong Christmas tradition, bringing children along on the ultimate Santa's Grotto experience.
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"The energy complex is being increasingly jostled by fresh daily headlines that don't necessarily have much effect on current supply or demand on a short term basis but could dramatically affect oil balances when looking down the road just a few months," he said.
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Smith claims the battery life is 14 days on standby, and five hours of active use, but I found it got a bit less than that, likely because when the glasses get jostled (either in my bag or on my face) it wakes up the Bluetooth radio.
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Some of them jostled and climbed onto the carriage as it was pushed and pulled by dozens of men holding ropes, while the crowd waved towels and handkerchiefs in a sign of praise to the kneeling life-sized image that carried a cross on one shoulder.
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"We don't have jobs in the English part, the educational system is poor, they are looking at us as dogs," Ambi said as a crowd of migrants jostled outside an immigration center in Tapachula, waiting for their names to be called to collect their travel document.
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Even at 134 MPH the camera's going to be jostled around by those intense winds, so to reduce vibrations and shaking in the video it records, Panasonic has also integrated two separate motors to compensate for horizontal and vertical motions, in addition to electronic image stabilization.
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HONG KONG, June 1 (Reuters) - Shares in aircraft leasing company BOC Aviation Ltd were set to open up 2.6 percent in their Hong Kong debut on Wednesday as investors who missed the world's biggest aviation lease IPO jostled for a piece of the $1.1 billion deal.
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In a true photo finish, Hamlin took Sunday's race by 288 of a second, the narrowest margin ever in the 500, beating Martin Truex Jr. to the checkered flag in a side-by-side thriller in which several of the lead cars jostled and jockeyed wildly for position.
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Both intermediate black holes and supermassive black holes are parked at the center of their galaxies, but astronomers have theorized about the existence of "rogue" black holes—objects that have been jostled away from their galactic cores following a collision with a galaxy containing its own massive black hole.
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Despite having only one starter back from the veteran-laden squad that reached the round of 16 last year, the Terrapins have jostled their way to the upper tier of the Big Ten standings behind Trimble and the first-year players Kevin Huerter, Anthony Cowan and Justin Jackson.
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One limitation of the Berkeley bot is that it can't change its plans once it begins moving to pick up an object, and therefore can't react to its environment — like items resettling in a jostled bin — says Jonas Schneider, head robotics engineer at OpenAI, who was not involved in this research.
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"If a woman is jostled while wearing shackles around her belly, it can affect the child, as can any fall onto the belly, which is more likely to happen if the woman is chained," Dr. Anjani Kolahi, a family medicine and obstetrics physician with Physicians for Reproductive Health told BuzzFeed News.
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Elvis & Kresse Folio & Laptop Case Thule Gauntlet 3.0 15" MacBook Pro Retina Sleeve For situations where you'll need extra protection — like putting your laptop in a checked suitcase that'll likely get jostled in transport — Ham says "you want a hard-shell bag or at least a bag with stiff corners.
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Right winger Jakub Voracek scored twice for the Flyers, including the game-winner in overtime when he spun around the back of the net and fired over the shoulder of Capitals' goalie Braden Holtby, who didn't have control of his stick on the shot after having it jostled by teammate Evgeny Kuznetsov.
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Withdrawn candidate Scott Walker opened the debate by suggesting that he saw merit in building a wall on the border with Canada, Ben Carson suggested that American troops should patrol the border, while other candidates jostled to register their perennial outrage that America's healthcare system would look anything like their northern neighbours.
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At the end of the line on Monday, the migrants jostled to get into a giant concrete hangar where officials were processing them inside four big blue tents — one for adults, one for families, one for minors and one for the "vulnerable" — leading to six yellow tents, one for each destination region.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — A couple dozen South Korean reporters bumped and jostled one another while trying to keep up with Ryom Tae-ok and Kim Ju-sik, the Olympic figure skating pair from North Korea, as they racewalked toward the exits after a practice at the Gangneung Ice Arena on Saturday afternoon.
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I left with a pair of Prada glasses that I wear regularly — they're the first glasses I've ever owned that don't slide down my face at the first hint of humidity, don't have the too-tight arms that give me a pressure headache, and don't get jostled around by my cheeks whenever I smile.
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My father made sure that, as they jostled, they didn't stab one another with their horns; he went from one to the next, his staff raised, protecting the gentle cows from those who were known to be skittish or feisty (we had carefully burned the tips of the horns of the most aggressive ones).
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These would be peculiar waves: not waves moving through space-time, like a wave moving through the ocean, but waves in space-time — the world itself (and everything in it) would be alternately lengthened and squashed, as patches of greater and lesser density propagated through it, like a bowl of gelatin that has been jostled.
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Every weekday, 21954,235 commuters and visitors who jostled through the main concourse could gaze up at Kodak's Coloramas, the giant photographs that measured 22016 feet high and 22018 feet wide, each backlit by a mile of cold cathode tubing, displaying idealized visions of postwar family life — not to mention the wonders of color film.
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But on Tuesday those moments emerged as some of the liveliest of Senator Robert Menendez's often-plodding corruption trial in the federal courthouse here, as lawyers for the government and the defense jostled over the validity of the questions they had for the wife of Dr. Salomon Melgen, a wealthy Florida ophthalmologist and Mr. Menendez's co-defendant.
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But the 33-year-old's new album, "Crush," out Friday, was jostled from him in five weeks, fueled by his frustration at the state of the world, by "searching for hope and not being rewarded," he said in a phone interview that started in a taxi from King's Cross in London and continued in his Shoreditch studio.
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WASHINGTON — The 22008 Democratic presidential primary, already expected to be the party's most wide open in decades, has been jostled on the eve of many long-plotted campaign announcements by a political threat that few contenders bothered considering until recently: Will a soon-to-be-former congressman, with an unremarkable legislative record and a Senate campaign loss, upend their best-laid plans?
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I huddled along with the rest of the White House press pool — a group of five writers, four still photographers, a radio reporter and a television news crew that follows the president's every move — in a hallway outside the meeting, being shoved and jostled by Chinese journalists as Mr. Trump's and Mr. Xi's aides exchanged angry words in English, Chinese and German.
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But it did imbue me with a deep and genuine desire to be frequently alone, jostled up against the need to be constantly enveloped in noise and mental activity, that has lasted well into adulthood—and it's a tension that has since manifested itself in being online, in scrolling through Instagram, repeatedly tagging people in memes, but speaking to no one IRL for vast periods of time.
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Bennie ThompsonBennie Gordon ThompsonHillicon Valley: House panel subpoenas 8chan owner | FCC takes step forward on T-Mobile-Sprint merger | Warren wants probe into FTC over Equifax settlement | Groups make new push to end surveillance program House Homeland Security Committee subpoenas 8chan owner What Mississippi ICE raids mean for vulnerable workers MORE (D-Miss.) was positioned along the center aisle, but kept his distance as GOP colleagues nearby enthusiastically jostled to shake Trump's hand on national television.
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It was a diverse scene that held out a hint of utopian promise at a time when Abstract Expressionism was waning and new categories had not yet hardened: It included many more women than the uptown art world; it was not completely white; abstraction and figuration jostled side by side (if not always comfortably), along with genre-bending sculpture; and the gloriously messy birth of modern performance art took place in the midst of it all.
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Here are some things I've done recently: challenged a T.S.A. agent who ordered me to remove a Kleenex from my pocket, sat in the wrong seat on a flight and claimed it was the other person's fault, told a lost-bag agent that I was about to miss my next flight when it was not true, sat on the floor at a departure gate in order to charge my phone, and, at a low moment, jostled my seatmate's arm right off our shared armrest while pretending I was doing something else.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.), with whom she's jostled for control of the liberal lane of the primary contest while former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE reaches out for support from moderates.
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And because Mr. West cannot do anything in half measure, what was supposed to be a small presentation to the industry instead culminated about half an hour later on the sloping lawn outside the building as thronged masses — those who had been invited and those who had been waiting on the street in the cold and rain — were treated to a fashion show en plein-air and from afar: pea-size models strolling round the outside of the dome and projected onto the curving sides of the building as security people attempted to herd attendees off the actual lawn and onto some artificial grass that had been laid for the occasion (though it was so dark and crowded, no one could tell the difference) and everyone jostled for position and a choir of car horns rose and fell in unison, which at first everyone thought was a manifestation of traffic rage, but then turned out to be part of the performance.
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