Of course, not all businesses are jumping on the bandwagon.
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Couldn't resist jumping on the bandwagon and making one!... pic.twitter.
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Suddenly, it seems, everybody is jumping on the driverless bandwagon.
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But jumping on the hood is one of the dumbest.
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People have accused me of jumping on the Foodie bandwagon.
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Instagram haters are jumping on a new social media bandwagon.
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Unfortunately, Samsung probably isn't jumping on that bandwagon just yet.
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The only question: Will you be jumping on the bandwagon?
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Jones: And they're definitely not jumping on you from trees.
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Now the actor Robert De Niro is jumping on board.
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By jumping on his favorite things in the world... Walls!
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And you just ended up jumping on one of the beats.
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It stretches in the lobby and practices jumping on the counter.
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He enjoys jumping on trampolines and playing with his big sister.
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Corporations are jumping on that, they're not that upset about it.
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Germans are jumping on that – and celebrating with their oompah bands.
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Uproxx reports that rabid fans are already jumping on the info.
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"Watch the whole interview before jumping on Meryl Streep," tweeted @evansArmour.
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And, of course, Yelp is jumping on the machine learning train.
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Want to know if your dog is jumping on your couch?
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Loser: Thirsty brands jumping on "dunk in the dark" part two
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These include going to board meetings and jumping on earnings calls.
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Reynolds is also jumping on trends that appeal to younger consumers.
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But even Texas is not exactly jumping on Mr. Kobach's bandwagon.
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There was some kids and they started jumping on the table.
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The injury that was supposedly caused by him jumping on the bed?
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Jumping on Team Clinton is not an easy shift for most Republicans.
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This isn't the first time Peeps is jumping on the breakfast bandwagon.
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But not all airlines are jumping on the no-video-screen bandwagon.
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Kia is jumping on the Google Assistant train at CES this year.
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The other guys did a good job of jumping on some mistakes.
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By jumping on the cause, Allen hopes to make some easy headlines.
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Because this is the Warriors' real heel turn: jumping on baseball bandwagons.
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If the ECB is also jumping on to this, that is huge.
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I also felt a sense of embarrassment for jumping on the bandwagon.
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Both Twitter and LG tweeted their support, jumping on the #FreeDorothy hashtag.
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Matter and energy warp the surface like a person jumping on it.
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But that is her jumping on the roof and scurrying up there.
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It's not as easy as jumping on a scooter and just going.
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Bregman knew the key for Houston Sunday was jumping on Darvish early.
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I'm not sure, but we definitely decided it was worth jumping on.
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So, yes, we are all jumping on that Pokémon Go bandwagon now.
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New York (CNN Business)Ikea is jumping on the plant-based protein trend.
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Kim Kardashian is jumping on the hype wave and releasing a fidget spinner.
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Sadie's favorite playtime activities included building with Legos and jumping on her trampoline.
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Jumping on the snowmobiles, I couldn't wait to get lost in the landscape.
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Duncan Hines is jumping on the unicorn food bandwagon with its latest offering.
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Republican insiders say they've already noticed esteemed peers jumping on board or inquiring.
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Walmart isn't the only big client jumping on the Tesla Semi bandwagon early.
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Luckily, brands are jumping on the trend and putting out more affordable versions.
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Heineken's not the only big company jumping on Europe's non-alcoholic beer trend.
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The impending bot backlash Everyone seems to be jumping on the bot bandwagon.
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Now, J.Crew is jumping on the bandwagon, launching its biggest beauty offering ever.
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Stone started by jumping on the wiretapping bandwagon against former President Barack Obama.
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Wayne paid back his "little bro" by jumping on stage for the event.
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Still, props to Warby Parker for jumping on that iPhone X bandwagon fast.
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Yodia was jumping on her bed before she fell, the Associated Press reported.
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The latest CNBC Millionaire Survey shows why Zuckerberg isn't jumping on the idea.
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"I think it's possible they are jumping on a train," Dr. Donihue said.
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So I've always taken the "Yes, and" approach when jumping on life's opportunities.
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Tech companies such as Amazon, Facebook and Microsoft are jumping on the bandwagon.
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They're minimalist, portable, and environmentally friendly — and people are jumping on the lifestyle.
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At least one demonstrator was shown jumping on top of a police car.
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I have no desire to be the 19th hyena jumping on the carcass.
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Investor Leon Cooperman of Omega Advisors is also jumping on the financials bandwagon.
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But state lawmakers and local Democrats are jumping on Balukoff's older, familiar name.
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After that, everything from fashion to furniture started jumping on the dusty-rose train.
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And now, Reynolds is jumping on the latest viral trend: the bottle cap challenge.
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We can just picture Pen and her BFF North jumping on the bed together!
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"Some of the data vendors are just jumping on the band wagon," she said.
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Ben & Jerry's is jumping on the CBD train—or they plan to, at least.
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Regardless, Hisense is jumping on the HDR bandwagon and bringing HDR to the masses.
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Every Tuesday night, users are jumping on the #LoveIs hashtag to join the conversation.
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A bunch of Raiders were jumping on him and I was helping my teammate.
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Jumping on a trampoline while it's rolling down a dirt road looks even cooler.
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Kanye was just at a college jumping on a table, talking about flying cars.
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At least this is safer than a cow jumping on you during cow pose.
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The Dodgers wasted little time in jumping on Colorado starter Kyle Freeland (2-9).
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This brief moment before jumping on his grandfather's legs is one of pure joy.
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But state lawmakers and local Democrats are jumping on the establishment train with Balukoff.
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"Everyone is jumping on S.U.V.s," said Matthew Weiss, JATO Dynamics' president for North America.
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But that style eventually became monotonous, because every creator was jumping on that bandwagon.
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She tells Broadly many people are jumping on the trashion train because it's attractive.
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Every brand is jumping on the bandwagon, and pretty much every trend is represented.
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Bianka loved going to the playground, swimming and jumping on the trampoline with Gigi.
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The conspiracy theory soon went viral, with others jumping on board on social media.
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Even airlines have been jumping on board with sales and specials of their own.
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That is unless you come across a deal that's worth jumping on, like this.
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Many YouTube creators are jumping on the trend and filming videos about their expenses.
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DeGrom pulled his homer to right, jumping on a first-pitch 90-mph fastball.
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Even meat processors like Tyson (TSN) and Smithfield Foods are jumping on the trend.
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"It's perplexing that the campaigns are not aggressively jumping on this issue," said Najarian.
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But despite a delirious scene of jumping on the bed, she mostly holds firm.
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But many Republicans once opposed to the president are jumping on his 2020 bandwagon.
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To hear him describe the opportunity, jumping on board was something of a no-brainer.
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So, I urge you to think twice before jumping on the St. Louis hate train.
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In Belgium, mad-keen Diables Rouges supporters were jumping on last-minute flights to Russia.
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But if you need a little inspiration before jumping on the trend, we got you.
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The $35 price tag for YouTubeTV stops trader Steve Grasso from jumping on the stock.
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"The girls played dodge ball and enjoyed jumping on the trampolines all day," she adds.
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"This isn't about jumping on a bandwagon or trying to get rich quick," he said.
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Everybody jumping on board because one Irish dude is going somewhere amongst all the Irish.
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New York (CNN Business)Wall Street is jumping on the resale clothing and handbag bandwagon.
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Now the 16-year Victoria's Secret Fashion Show veteran is jumping on the bang bandwagon.
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By jumping on the momentum train you are trying to time your investment just right.
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Life can be like jumping on a trampoline — you're not always sure where you'll land.
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And it shouldn't be that surprising that GM is jumping on the e-bike bandwagon.
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And now the luxury online retailer, Net-a-Porter, is jumping on the DJ bandwagon.
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Among other precious metals, palladium outperformed, jumping on technical buying above key Fibonacci retracement levels.
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"The last thing you want is to be seen to be jumping on the bandwagon."
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Retired neurosurgeon and former presidential hopeful Ben Carson is jumping on the Donald Trump train.
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My exploration is interrupted by my dog jumping on my lap, knocking my computer aside.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 260.20 nudged up 230% after jumping on Friday.
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But the tide has been turning and companies around the world are jumping on board.
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Chrissy Teigen is calling out husband John Legend for cluelessly jumping on the baseball bandwagon.
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And we can't stop people from jumping on board the rush-to-judgment train. ADVERTISEMENT
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Do your research ahead of time so you know which markdowns are worth jumping on.
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A Tesla owner's dashcam caught a man jumping on the car's windshield, damaging it badly.
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And this is the image of Americans—a shirtless guy jumping on a police car?
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But not jumping on the Trump bandwagon falls far, far short of making a decision.
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Erykah Badu isn't one to shy from jumping on someone's track for a killer cover.
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Bing, the search engine Microsoft pays you to use, is jumping on the AMP bandwagon.
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Myth No. 5: Jumping on a trampoline is vastly better for your health than running.
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It can feel like people are jumping on the bandwagon of the latest PC cause.
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But one group that doesn't appear to be jumping on the Trump train are Mormons.
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Calvin and Aarika soaked the sun on a yacht before jumping on a jet ski.
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But Judge, jumping on the first pitch from reliever David Hernandez, grounded sharply to third.
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In a country of 18,000 islands, that means jumping on a plane or a boat.
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Look, also, to see which major donors are jumping on board Rubio's allied super-PAC.
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She's jumping on a plane Wednesday for Miami, where she'll host a strip club event.
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If that was a racist jumping on my attention I don't want that to happen.
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Perhaps you should think twice before jumping on the LED eyelash bandwagon, an ophthalmologist is warning.
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It's not just cashed-up dads jumping on cryptocurrencies, juice companies are doing the same too.
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Then again, Kirke has a point, not everyone is jumping on the La La Land train.
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Some will dismiss DaaS as the industry merely jumping on the "as-a-service" naming bandwagon.
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"You do a good job on your own jumping on your own hate train," said Kemsley.
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But one day after launch, an old and important ally is jumping on board: ABC / Disney.
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Specifically, this Whale Shark that I'm contemplating jumping in the tank and jumping on its back.
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Everyone was jumping on the internet bandwagon, while he didn't own any tech stocks at all.
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Considering this model just debuted in the fall, it's a rare deal that's worth jumping on.
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They are running amok, jumping on cars and causing traffic chaos in the town of Kambalda.
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The full extent of tDCS' impact is debatable, but other teams are already jumping on board.
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The dog continued to chase Brown, he said, eventually jumping on top of him, as well.
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Some places are jumping on the livability bandwagon through Cittaslow, which means "slow city" in Italian.
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Some places are jumping on the livability bandwagon through Cittaslow, which means "slow city" in Italian.
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Shares popped and closed 5 percent higher, with other retailers jumping on the news, including Next.
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Card linking has been around for a while, with major banks also jumping on that bandwagon.
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The boat's captain and four crew members escaped the wreckage by jumping on to a dinghy.
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Clinton wasted little time jumping on the article when Newsweek published it late this past week.
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The #nomakeup movement soon took off, with other celebrities and women's magazines jumping on the bandwagon.
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It was somewhere between the O.J. Bronco chase and Crispin Glover jumping on David Letterman's couch.
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If they don't know the oft-requested song about monkeys jumping on the bed, I do.
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The passion spilled out with 234 seconds remaining, when the Blues started jumping on their bench.
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But it certainly became a thing this week, with mainstream media eagerly jumping on the bandwagon.
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People keep jumping on the sink and Jennifer Lawerence's character keeps saying... JW: It's not braced!
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday he's not jumping on the bullish train for Blue Apron stock.
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Vesey scored by jumping on a Brady Skjei rebound and diving to backhand the puck in.
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They're jumping on — saying, you know, 'I don't care about valuation, I'm going for this ride.
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However, we're still seeing a deal worth jumping on for the Apple Watch Series 5 smartwatch.
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Mostly it seemed like jumping on a speeding treadmill as it was cranking into high gear.
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However, as 3D printing moves to the mainstream, larger companies like HP are jumping on the bandwagon.
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So I approximated, running around the VICE rooftop doing lame parkour and jumping on and off things.
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McDonald's is jumping on the meatless burger trend, with a vegan burger it's now selling in Germany.
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They did a good job jumping on him early with his fastball away and his cutter away.
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And everyone from electric vehicle charging companies to real estate firms are jumping on the flying bandwagon.
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And now dog food companies are ramping things up even further by jumping on the wellness wagon.
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That said, it's still entertaining the possibility of jumping on the tall phone ship for future devices.
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The phrase "alternative facts" quickly made its way to meme status, with celebrities jumping on the bandwagon.
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Also, more Black Panther jumping on and riding cars since it's something he apparently loves to do.
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So, we're jumping on the Black Friday bandwagon to offer an outstanding deal on Disrupt Berlin tickets.
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Heitkamp isn't jumping on board any specific Democratic proposal to make the rich pay more, yet. Sen.
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They often avoid jumping on the most popular bandwagon for fear of blending in with everyone else.
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The benefits keep growing, so it's worth jumping on these temporary price drops when they come up.
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The show is jumping on the true crime bandwagon, joining television shows such as The People v.
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Bregman countered that Carlson was only jumping on the bandwagon of progressive politicians such as Vermont Sen.
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Republicans are jumping on the news that ObamaCare premiums will rise nationwide to push a GOP alternative.
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The Five Star Bouncy House is available for jumping on weekends (with weather permitting) until March 26th.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Tony Robbins won't be jumping on the meditation craze any time soon.
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Colleges are jumping on the trend too, with some working with startup Leif to run their ISAs.
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"To avoid discussing politics this Thanksgiving, I'm jumping on a plane to Bogotá, Colombia," Luntz tells ITK.
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Trump's trade war train has only just left the station, and his opponents are jumping on board.
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"This is one Republican who is never jumping on that bus," Mr. Kunkler reflected in an interview.
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Disney+ is jumping on the Cyber Monday sales train to entice those who have been holding out.
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Another Texas man who is accused of shooting and killing his stepson for jumping on the bed.
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The reality star also shared videos of herself and Saint jumping on a trampoline from the same day.
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Premium publishers like USA Today, the New York Times, and AOL are jumping on the bandwagon to prepare.
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After nearly 60 airlines basically banned hoverboards overnight, college campuses are now jumping on the hoverboard hate bandwagon.
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Because every media outlet is jumping on the same bandwagon, the cycle is "self-inhibitory," Lorenz-Spreen says.
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Several people damaged a police car, smashing its back window before jumping on it and kicking its doors.
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Even before they flip to the first page, they'll see a smiling black girl jumping on the cover.
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Meanwhile, Italian lender UniCredit is waiting in the wings let alone any other rival jumping on the bandwagon.
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Jumping on the train as it is just about to leave the station is every VC's favorite move.
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Clinton's likely Republican challenger, New York brand manager Donald Trump, wasted no time jumping on the awful report.
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Sometimes, it's truly better to withhold from jumping on the Twitter bandwagon until we've got all the facts.
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Established travel chains, from Southwest Airlines to Hilton and Marriott, are jumping on the queer bandwagon in response.
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Skiing or snowboarding sounds like about as much fun as jumping on a trampoline made out of syringes.
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In addition, companies and comedians are jumping on the bandwagon, offering free rides or free food to voters.
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As per usual, his followers were not far behind — jumping on Twitter to add fuel to the speculation.
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So if you're into that sort of thing, this may be a good jumping-on point for you.
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The Osmo Action performed equally well when panning and recording while running and even jumping on a trampoline.
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Following the trend, New York passed the Achieve Pay Equity Bill, and other states are jumping on board.
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I think anyone else [who is against it] is just like jumping on the bandwagon of hating it.
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And if you're just jumping on the Bubbleproof train, be sure to check out episodes one and two.
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But, when you're Dana White, and traveling internationally means jumping on your private plane, it makes life easier!
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Is it really a show of maturation of the format, worth paying the premium and jumping on board?
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" Doritos is jumping on the sofa like a puppy, but Doritos is the size of a man. "Take!
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Either way, Generations is the perfect jumping on point for this 12-year-old series—and here's why.
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Zero was shot and fell back for a moment before jumping on the suspect again, the family described.
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Apparently, Timur had been jumping on the tiger, poking it with its horns and attempting to push it.
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Cryptocurrency is becoming more popular by the day, and scores of new traders are jumping on the bandwagon.
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"Cats enjoy vertical spaces, including climbing curtains and jumping on top of electronics or appliances," said Landis-Hanna.
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Dizzee returned the favour by jumping on "Two Type of Bitches" from UGK's penultimate long-player Underground Kingz.
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Once DesignMilk shared my photo, a lot of different design blogs started jumping on and reposting my photos.
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In fact, aside from jumping on "Ring 4x" with YE Ali, the Toronto rapper has been basically silent.
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The local Fox television affiliate posted video of a man jumping on the hood of a police cruiser.
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At one point, Brown even practices his TD celebration by jumping on a light pole and sliding down!
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I don&apost remember jumping on the hamster wheel, but sure knew when we were caught on it!
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It's not too much of a surprise that the brand is jumping on the oat milk trend, though.
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Oil prices are jumping on Monday, boosted by hopes of a looming production cut and a weaker dollar.
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This type of watch has become more common with watchmakers like Skagen and Michael Kors jumping on the bandwagon.
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Everyone&aposs jumping on the president on this particular aspect and whether he kowtowed to the Russians or not.
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By picking a fight, which Helen does by jumping on his misfired text to whomever he had lunch with.
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The president&aposs statement, I don&apost think I have to prepare very much, people are jumping on that.
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So while our attention for one topic or another grows more fleeting, we're all jumping on the same bandwagons.
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He said probably the most horrible, sexist, misogynistic things and then started jumping on Lee about being a misogynist.
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After waiting 3 hours and 12 minutes, Atlanta wasted no time jumping on the Pittsburgh bullpen to score twice.
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People have suggested that Dash's jumping on the Fox News train (and later, on the Trump train) was opportunistic.
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A large volume of bullish bets in the options pits has one trader jumping on the Home Depot train.
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And NASA is jumping on that option, because it may be a while before the Block 1B can fly.
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"Hamas is just jumping on the bandwagon and recognizing the effectiveness of popular resistance at this moment," he said.
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A team that's played back-to-back and then had to travel, we should have been jumping on them.
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It would be better to make [a film] about something in the past, [rather] than immediately jumping on this.
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Kardashian's line has already been super hyped up ... with celeb friends like Chrissy Teigen jumping on the bandwagon early.
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Other beverage companies are now jumping on the trend, with PepsiCo's Quaker Oats launching its own version in November.
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The teens love being outdoors and active together — whether it's jumping on the trampoline, horseback riding or snow skiing.
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I always thought it was the industry jumping on a bandwagon and wanting it to be something it wasn't.
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But speculators are jumping on anything that may suggest large changes in supply, which may cause exaggerated price swings.
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Just now jumping on the car-sharing bandwagon, a full 15 years after Zipcar was founded, is patently ridiculous.
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Prices and deductibles keep rising, policies are drowning in fine print, and doctors are jumping on and off networks.
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There are a number of factors to take into consideration before jumping on the Smooth Bernie tinfoil hat train.
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You will find the iconically familiar bike frames and pointy racing helmets sidewinding and jumping on tricked-out courses.
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It's J.Lo jumping on the feminist bandwagon in the safest, least-likely-to-ruffle-a-single-feather way possible.
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When I sit back and see politicians jumping on these gay folks, that's why I did what I did.
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"You didn't stop jumping on the couch, so you are going to your room for a timeout," for example.
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The common culprits: anxiety about future events, queasiness from something I ate or my cat's jumping on my chest.
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Britain sit second and United States third going into Saturday's cross-country event followed by show jumping on Sunday.
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Maybe Rowling jumping on the bandwagon will seal the fate of that little yellow face once and for all.
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Trump is jumping on a rehash of old allegations already dealt with by the IAEA to "nix" the deal.
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Airbnb's launch of a new Stories feature this week wasn't just about jumping on the latest social media innovation.
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"Connor and Ellie play together all the time, they are always in the backyard jumping on the trampoline," says Brandi.
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Sometimes they play together in the morning for a while before rousing their sleepy parents by jumping on their heads.
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MACCALLUM: You know what, my Twitter feed is just blowing right now with people who are just jumping on board.
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Jumping on the reflation trade, stocks rallied hard, smashing records across the board Wednesday and setting up for further gains.
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Apple and Google are already jumping on the health-and-wellness bandwagon with substantial updates to iOS and Android, respectively.
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Barbers, cutting pros, and even Robert Cromeans, the artistic global director for Paul Mitchell, are jumping on the clipping bandwagon.
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Syfy is jumping on the aftershow bandwagon with a companion series, After Dark, hosted by Zoie Palmer, who plays Android.
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Our photog asked the singer if Beyonce's fans ever came after her the way they've been jumping on Rachel Roy.
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It's easy to imagine law enforcement jumping on this software and grabbing suspects like they're Reddit investigating the Boston Bombers.
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And Nicki Minaj is jumping on the bandwagon as well, recently trading her mid-length look for Rapunzel-worthy hair.
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If you don't want to sacrifice bling while jumping on the wearables trend, this tracker is right up your alley.
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Plant-based meat substitutes are becoming more and more popular — but celebrity chef Bobby Flay isn't jumping on board, yet.
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If party voters were leading the process, party elites would be jumping on the bandwagon for either Cruz or Trump.
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Wells Fargo's reputation has taken a major hit on Main Street, and now Wall Street is jumping on the bandwagon.
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After jumping on Thursday ahead of the vote, most shares of cannabis producers were down on Sunday in Tel Aviv.
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Even McDonald's is jumping on the sustainability bandwagon to ensure a bright future for its beloved Filet-O-Fish sandwiches.
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His theory might sound Donald Trump-esque, but at LAX ... Gene seemed less than crazy about jumping on that bandwagon.
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We got Milo jumping on his chopper in Bev Hills after a meal at La Scala ... undeterred by the rain.
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They have to get a bit creative - even if that means jumping on the counter of a fast food restaurant.
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HG: Talk to me a little bit about what's happening with LNG prices in Europe jumping on fears of disruption.
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Indeed, zinc has been the hottest base metal in town this year with investment managers jumping on the band-wagon.
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And like everyone else, Asus is also jumping on the USB-C bandwagon, with two ports for data and charging.
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From jumping on the 'abolish ICE' bandwagon to turning on the Clintons, Gillibrand always goes where the political wind blows.
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After flirting with a run for months, Beto O'Rourke finally made his move by jumping on a bunch of countertops.
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Except, oops, he catches her jumping on the couch, as advised by the virgin Baroness Lehzen, to avoid getting pregnant.
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The rise of Snapchat Stories and Pinterest have made people comfortable jumping on camera and showing off their niche interests.
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Outside the hospital, you can see birds jumping on tree branches and the drops of dew glistening on the grass.
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Firms not jumping on the bandwagon will be at a significant disadvantage as younger generations seek out flexible work options.
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We ran up the steps and down the track to our train, jumping on just as it was pulling out.
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Though jumping on existing bandwagons is easier than what Russia did in 2016, other new tactics have been more complex.
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But critics say they are jumping on the back of Europe's migration crisis to propagate a racist and dangerous agenda.
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"You can't expect fish to start jumping on your plate or find a sea shell in your food," Palomba laughs.
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The idea was Ann Toback's, executive director of the Circle, whose overly excited goldendoodle, Jessie, was busy jumping on guests.
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Big tech companies are jumping on the trend and developing their own software so that users can create deepfake content.
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Though it won't arrive until Memorial Day 2020, The Mandalorian fans are jumping on the official Baby Yoda Funko Pop!
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However, we have seen some pessimistic views towards this deal, as what Walmart is jumping on is a declining category.
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"We're not going to be jumping on board with what Kristol is doing," said a person involved in the discussions.
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Likewise seizing the moment to make some news and jumping on the dual sexes bandwagon is Stuart Vevers at Coach.
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So it's hard to be in free fall in the laboratory but jumping on a pogo stick off the ground.
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"That's when he's at his best, jumping on those loose pucks and making some plays," forward David Krejci said. 1.
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In any case, strategists elaborated that there is still more to successful returns than simply jumping on a VIX spike.
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Someone else was throwing toys not meant to be thrown and jumping on toys not meant to be jumped on.
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Gucci Gang jumping on "Gucci Gang" was inevitable but he just makes this beat sound better than anyone else could.
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For sure, we're going to see a lot of game companies jumping on this kind of an idea if it works.
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Swedroe stresses that investors ought not put the cart before the horse when it comes to jumping on the ETF bandwagon.
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But after two- years, it seems Google is finally catching up to the pack by jumping on the dual-cam bandwagon.
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There's still room to define him in this race, and Bernie's jumping on the chance to characterize Buttigieg on his terms.
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Rojas then blasted his 10th homer of the season, jumping on a 1-2 pitch from Lynn, a 95 mph fastball.
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So maybe it's not as awesome as a guy jumping on the Moon to be a truly spacefaring society, it's true.
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So if you're looking to snag yourself a royal-worthy statement ring, we suggest jumping on this offer before it's gone.
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Together, you both work to solve puzzles—which in my case, usually meant my boyfriend jumping on me to get ahead.
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"There was a healthy debate over, you know, is it going to seem like we're jumping on the bandwagon," he says.
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Months later, it became clear that there were lots of channels jumping on the kid's content bandwagon that went too far.
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Julia Roberts has never watched Game of Thrones and it doesn't sound like she'll be jumping on the bandwagon anytime soon.
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Starbucks is notorious for jumping on the food trend bandwagon, and it's definitely not stopping at Unicorn Frappuccinos or avocado toast.
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When he runs and jumps on that long line on the helicopter, he's not planning on jumping on it that way.
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And streetcars are also making a comeback, with cities like Washington, DC, Cincinnati, Dallas, and others jumping on the streetcar bandwagon.
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And then all of Snapcase start jumping on Lucky, at which point, the rest of our band starts beating up Snapcase.
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Although investors have been cautious about jumping on the Trump train, at least two investors have funded an anti-Trump campaign.
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Ryan Jaunzemis skipped college to run around the street jumping on handrails and ledges with special plated sneakers called Soap Shoes.
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That, too, might be part of the appeal of jumping on a service like Pared rather than just driving for Uber.
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These devices don't drop in price very often, so we recommend jumping on this opportunity, if you like what you see.
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Lindor followed suit to nearly the same place in the third inning after jumping on a 2-2 slider from Barria.
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If you're worried people will think you're just jumping on the climate change bandwagon, tell yourself it's better late than never.
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As if a seal jumping on your tour boat wasn't exciting enough, things got even more interesting for this sightseeing group.
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The animal broke the family's trampoline as they looked on in horror, but he didn't do it by jumping on it.
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"We've been so good at that this year — jumping on a guy in the first inning," Brewers manager Craig Counsell said.
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But at the same time, if she's constantly jumping on Trump, she could come off much like Gore did in 2000.
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But with all these MAGA chuds jumping on the bandwagon at once, it can be easy to get them mixed up.
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If the voter's weren't completely unhappy with the Democrats and Republicans, they wouldn't be jumping on [the] Trump or Sanders bandwagons.
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And as that has happened, the largest companies are seeing this just like everyone else — and jumping on board at CNCF.
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Even so, quickly jumping on to "organic" or similar bandwagons, without thoroughly testing out a set of methods, has its disadvantages.
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During the breaks between games, you'd see this little peanut jumping on a court somewhere just to hit for two minutes.
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So if your 2-year-old won't stop jumping on the couch, she should go to her room for two minutes.
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Ironically, it was because of that popularity — and creators jumping on the bandwagon looking for attention — that Kjellberg never played it.
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That thinking is partly why newly issued loans and contracts overwhelmingly still use Libor rather than jumping on the SOFR bandwagon.
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Based on how the stock is jumping on the news, investors appreciate the "If I can't beat'em, I'll join 'em" strategy.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 60.1 nudged up 260.25% after jumping on Friday, while EUROSTOXX futures were little changed.
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Price: $20 The first original Pokémon game for Switch is a great jumping on point for those new to the franchise.
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Hedge fund managers have been jumping on the "Trump Bump" trade and riding financial stocks, which have surged since the election.
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San Diego wasted no time in jumping on Brewers right-hander Junior Guerra (7-3), scoring three runs in the first.
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But this is my experience, and it's the reason I feel so uncomfortable with Weight Watchers jumping on the body-positivity train.
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More than ever, celebrities are publicly identifying as feminists, speaking out against misogyny and sexism, and generally jumping on the feminist bandwagon.
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This is a great jumping-on point for gaming laptops, and you can always upgrade later if you find yourself needing more.
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Familiar companies like Wal-Mart are already jumping on the Semi bandwagon — we want to know how much they'll be shelling out.
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She's able to calm her nerves by jumping on the bed with the kids, which also feels a little unsafe, but whatever.
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The market continues to "soften" in China as early adopters await the launch of 5G before jumping on with a new handset.
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We've got technology and if you're not jumping on the technology bandwagon, you're going to miss something huge," she told "Closing Bell.
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I think there are a lot of college-age far-right trolls who are jumping on it because they think it's funny.
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George Lucas has stepped back from one of the world's most popular franchises, but that hasn't stopped him from jumping on another.
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It was an odd sight as Nashville defenseman Roman Josi tried to avoid the penalty by jumping on the San Jose bench.
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But while demonstrably forceful, she is also thoughtful and methodical, and can't be accused of jumping on the bandwagon of populist positions.
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Investigators claim in court records that Wayman pointed a gun at Castro while ordering him off the bed he'd been jumping on.
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SingTel, which is the largest telecom company in Singapore, is another example of a major telecom provider jumping on the adtech trend.
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"There are a number of churches and emerging churches every day, month, and year that are jumping on this bandwagon," Peterson said.
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For now, other banks like Alberta-based ATB Financial and Canadian Tire Financial Services are also jumping on the Apple Pay bandwagon.
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Even Pope Francis is jumping on the Chicago Cubs bandwagon -- flossin' his brand new Cubbies hat and signed ball ... AT THE VATICAN!
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So we suggest jumping on this bandwagon and staying on it, because anything you buy is probably going to last that long.
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As any kids would do, they decided to increase the intensity by jumping on the bed, nudging me, and tickling my feet.
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When she debuted an undeniably cool angled lob late last year, we thought she was merely jumping on the L.A. trend train.
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Facebook looks to be jumping on the blockchain wagon with plans to introduce its own stablecoin, according to a report from Bloomberg.
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Trump is jumping on a rehash of old allegations already dealt with by the (International Atomic Energy Agency) to 'nix' the deal.
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Christie was an early supporter of Trump, jumping on board in the heat of primary season after his own failed presidential bid.
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The boat's captain and four crew members escaped the wreckage by jumping on to a dinghy and paddling to a nearby boat.
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Alternatives like Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods are picking up so much traction that even Tyson Foods is jumping on the bandwagon.
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"It's some of the most crazy stunts and crazy things I've experienced, from running up cranes to jumping on yachts," says Foo.
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That's why they were able to be pioneers because they starting doing something people weren't doing, instead of jumping on the bandwagon.
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Then I thought of opening the window, jumping on the platform roof, from there on a car, and finally on the ground.
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And that means obsessing less about him jumping on tables at Pixar or whether his laugh actually sounds like that or whatever.
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That is an unfair assertion, and it leads to everyone jumping on it, and then some of the vitriol that followed that.
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I figured maybe there was some guava speculation, maybe coupled with some bandwagon jumping-on, involved here and wasn't so far off.
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Retailers jumping on the ecommerce bandwagon are hoping to discover how to lose fewer deliveries, which is costing them tons of moolah.
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That is something that CALinnovates has proposed for three years now; we are gratified that others are finally jumping on the bandwagon.
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According to Ford, it was Judge jumping on Kavanaugh that allowed her to escape the room where the alleged incident took place.
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They then streamed onto the Brooklyn Bridge, where they blocked traffic in both directions, jumping on the cars of trapped, terrified motorists.
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Todd Chrisley's not even done recording his first country album yet, but he's already jumping on a stage to perform in Nashville.
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Maybe it's Peace Corps, or perhaps it's jumping on a plane and paying for a stay somewhere by teaching English on the side.
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She said the only thing getting her out of bed in the morning was her Australian shepherd, Ellie Mae, jumping on her wheelchair.
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As we've pointed out before, robots like Atlas, made by Boston Dynamics, are doing backflips and jumping on top of tall boxes now.
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As women around the world go on strike in celebration of International Women's Day, retailers in China are jumping on the bandwagon too.
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After jumping on the Atkins bandwagon and losing 70 pounds in one summer, he adhered to a strict diet from that point forward.
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But this brief one-minute video shows the robot jumping on and off platforms, spinning in the air, and performing a perfect backflip.
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There's also something to be said for jumping on a subscription for a month or two, say when a big, new game drops.
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M. fled Chechnya the following morning, jumping on a minibus for Dagestan, where he reunited with Zhenya so they could consider their options.
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The fam ends the episode by hanging out around the pool, jumping on a trampoline, and doing cart wheels in the backyard together.
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And, surprisingly, automatically leaps over enemies — which admittedly takes some getting used to after decades spent manually jumping on top of Koopa Troopas.
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Because this is a mattress story, we had to do the stereotypical jumping-on-the-bed-with-a-wine-glass-on-it demonstration.
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The video, initially posted by real estate agency LJ Hooker Bankstown, features a significant amount of choreographed dancing and jumping on benchtops. Why?
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Sarah Potter was peacefully sleeping on Sunday morning when she was awakened by her dog Buster jumping on her and barking, KSNW reported.
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The exes recreate the sepia-toned clip, channeling the British singer's dramatic expressions, lip-syncing in blustery forests and jumping on the phone.
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Salesforce has never been shy about jumping on the latest tech bandwagon, whether it's big data, artificial intelligence or the Internet of Things.
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"The first time I met Herman, he was instantly jumping on me and decided to sit on my shoulder purring," the owner said.
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Effective immediately, the group meetings will consist of Justin jumping on a stage and talking to his fans, without 1-on-1 interaction.
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"That time when we finally took a vacation," the 1989 hitmaker wrote along with a video of her jumping on an aqua trampoline.
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Really, the Laguna Beach crew is just jumping on the celebrity baby bandwagon, although the first of the baby announcements came in January.
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The self-promotion paid off for both sides, with the Beatles happily jumping on board with the "fifth Beatle" description during their tour.
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Her obituary said that Nelly enjoyed playing with her dog, watching the cartoon Shimmer & Shine and jumping on the couch, according to Patch.
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As it turns out, the cute thing preferred to jump and roll on Fuller's cabbage garden netting instead of jumping on the trampoline.
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With the help of the Google Assistant, he spent his day alone jumping on the bed, eating pizza, and fending off potential burglars.
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It's not the bullsh*t picture of some couple jumping on the beach and the next week you see that they're broken up.
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Ford is jumping on the small SUV bandwagon with the new EcoSport, joining wee trucks like the popular Nissan Juke and Jeep Renegade.
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Meat giants like Nestlé and Tyson are jumping on the plant-based "meat" bandwagon, following the success of Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods.
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Homeowners in New York, New Jersey, and other locales with high property taxes might want to consider jumping on those levies right now.
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Through some careful manipulation, he sets it so that he saves immediately prior to causing a game over by jumping on an enemy.
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I can just see someone rushing home, sure their partner is having an orgy, only to find their dogs jumping on the bed.
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There's a reason more and more companies are jumping on the smart luggage trend: It's what every 21st century traveler needs and wants.
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If these measures have such overwhelming support, why aren't Republicans jumping on board, instead of obstructing what most Americans see as positive change?
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Kudos to Kisseloff, who published this book in 1989, for jumping on these stories when the Gilded Age was still in living memory.
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I remember barely escaping their wrath by running to the L station and jumping on a train, and I ended up uptown someplace.
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Franco, Philadelphia's first baseman, waited out two sinkers that Matz failed to put in the strike zone before jumping on an 83 m.p.h.
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"Ed tech companies now are jumping on this and saying, 'See, we told you,'" said Emily Cherkin, a screen-time consultant in Seattle.
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David Mushakwe, 35, a car electrician, stood quietly as he watched hundreds of mostly young men jumping on trucks in front of Parliament.
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Thanks to its top layer of Talalay latex, this mattress is pleasantly bouncy — great for jumping on, but also great for tension relief.
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All signs point to iPhones jumping on the 5G bandwagon in 2020, although every phone might not have the same kind of 5G.
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"; burning dynamite; soup cans; a witch hat; Tree jumping on the bed; "smelly cat"; "I feel like I've finally come into my own.
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"I've heard people jumping on Nancy Messonnier because she told us the truth: that it's not a matter of if but when,"Rep.
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New England Patriots star Julian Edelman was arrested Saturday night after allegedly jumping on the hood of someone's Mercedes ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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But while homeowners might score a deal by jumping on a home before visiting, they could also be setting themselves up for disappointment.
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After a few moments of the dogs jumping on her, she finally gave in and handed the big one a loaf of bread.
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I literally remember a three-year-old-child called Joey jumping on top of one child called Nancy and simulating a rape act.
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At least one demonstrator was shown jumping on the top of a police car while other demonstrators were seen shaking a police vehicle.
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Two years after that, the saying was popular enough that President Barack Obama (and his social media team) couldn't resist jumping on the bandwagon.
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With more Democrats jumping on the "Impeach Trump" bandwagon, House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi took her "hold your damn horses" argument to late night.
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Being apolitical, or jumping on a cause without any real contribution, doesn't guarantee pop victory and why many top billed pop acts fell flat.
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So if you find yourself in the market for a new SD card, this offer from Amazon and SanDisk is definitely worth jumping on.
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They invaded all areas of the boat, swinging on bars, jumping on our bed, having strange conversations, and rubbing up all over each other.
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Lyft has offered tipping since 2012, but with Uber now jumping on the bandwagon, not much remains to differentiate one app from the other.
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Kepler belted his third homer of the night and 15th of the season by jumping on a first-pitch fastball in the seventh inning.
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LG is jumping on the VR bandwagon with the release of its new LG 360 VR headset, designed exclusively for the new G5 phone.
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Like Apple before it, Fitbit is jumping on the breathing train, with a Charge 2 function guiding wearers through a series of breathing exercises.
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WordPress isn't doing anything too technically crazy here, they're just jumping on the WebVR train that's been gaining some major steam as of late.
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Alicia Keys started a full-on makeup-free revolution that has celebs like Kim Kardashian West, Tamron Hall and Gabrielle Union jumping on board.
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When Starbucks released its pumpkin spice lattes in August this year, we jokingly thought the company was jumping on the climate-change denial train.
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"So far I cannot believe how civil it's been up here," Trump said early on, when he noticed no one was jumping on him.
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This is the very definition of immature technology, and only the boldest and bravest should be jumping on board at such an early stage.
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Kipnis capped the scoring later in the sixth inning after jumping on a first-pitch fastball from Collin McHugh for a three-run shot.
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French cool-girls — in perfectly-tailored tops and with Rapunzel-like waves down to their waistlines — are clearly jumping on the grow-out train.
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Enemies can't be beaten by jumping on top of them—quite the surprise after so many years of doing just that in Mario games.
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But even though Flosstradamus throws wild shows, jumping on their DJ booth and hyping up the crowd, in real life, Cameruci is completely zen.
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"We took a series of clips of bulldog puppies jumping on top of each other and copied their movements with a rotoscope," Nordby said.
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"In my opinion it's overused," he said, with many brands jumping on the ceramic bandwagon following the success of Rado, IWC and Chanel's J12.
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My uncle would turn me loose in the basement after dinner and blast Nevermind and I would lose my brain jumping on the bed.
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In my experience, I tended to notice pets jumping on the bed and my wife's movements at night less often on the Allswell Supreme.
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Hackers are jumping on the COVID-19 pandemic to spread malware Princess said it discovered the suspicious activity on its network in May 2019.
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The sanctioned jumping on Bridge Day is among the only exceptions ever made to a strictly enforced ban on BASE jumping in national parks.
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"He actually loves jumping on the bus and going out and seeing new things," Lane says of the dog's enjoyment of the touring lifestyle.
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" As the kangaroo began "pounding" and "jumping" on her, Dina said she played dead and told herself to "just wait until it is over.
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Concerns about greenwashing have inevitably followed, as large corporations have started to seize opportunities to improve their images by jumping on the rewilding bandwagon.
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Although Murray loves to snooze on the bed, he&aposs definitely rough on it, jumping on or off, or trying to dig into it.
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"The helmet kind of rolled in the middle of everybody, and I didn't want anybody jumping on it and breaking an ankle," Judge said.
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She experiments with different strategies: jumping on the bed, asking him to repeat the story that he just told her, and, of course, crying.
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She had broken her foot on Christmas Day, jumping on a trampoline with her children, and she was still not cleared to wear heels.
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The other monkey seems curious about the camera documenting its every move -- that is, until it's distracted by its sibling jumping on its back.
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Some of Trump's top allies on Capitol Hill showed little interest in jumping on Trump's latest grenade, but they also refused to slam him.
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WARNING ON FOULS The N.B.A. has informed teams that jumping on a player's back to commit an intentional foul could be ruled a flagrant violation.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - With prices for U.S. livestock on the decline due to larger cattle and hog herds, meat processors are jumping on the jerky bandwagon.
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If you thought surely Luke P. slut-shaming Hannah for naked bungee jumping on June 24's episode would be his undoing, you're not alone.
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London (CNN Business)KFC is jumping on the meat-free bandwagon, launching a vegan version of its signature crispy chicken burger in the United Kingdom.
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The Jets wasted no time jumping on the fragile Oilers, scoring on the first shot of the game just 25:23 after the opening faceoff.
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Not wanting to let another opportunity pass him by, NFL quarterback Cam Newton is jumping on the chance to star in his own mobile game.
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The shows may be for the next autumn/winter season, but we never really believed in fashion rules anyway, so we're jumping on them ASAP.
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Grande, 25, joined him and the boys for the impromptu photoshoot soon — jumping on Davidson's shoulders in a series of snaps both also shared online.
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"I'm tired of these liberals jumping on the guns themselves as if they are the cause of the problem," Norman told the Post and Courier.
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Nevertheless, in an ironic departure from blockchain's libertarian origins, the very establishment that early supporters hoped it would displace is also jumping on the bandwagon.
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For women in particular, this added cost could be prohibitive to jumping on board since birth control is free or low-cost with most insurance.
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Since it's been nearly 20 years since the original series aired, it'll potentially be a friendly jumping-on point for people unfamiliar with the original.
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Beverly Hills Police Department received several calls of vehicle vandalism — including "kicking and jumping on the vehicles" — before they arrived within minutes and detained Floyd.
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In May, an American Airlines passenger was arrested for opening the door of the plane and jumping on to the tarmac while it was taxiing.
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U.S. Olympian Logan Dooley said he began by jumping on his parents' bed "religiously," so his parents bought him a tramp when he was seven.
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Beverly Hills Police Department received several calls of vehicle vandalism — including "kicking and jumping on the vehicles" — before they arrived within minutes and detained Floyd.
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Jumping on Kelly's cue, both Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz reiterated their calls for Trump to release the tape the Times made of the conversation.
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Stabbing them in the skull, evaporating them with lasers, and stomping on them like a way-too-real version of Mario jumping on a goomba.
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An augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI) start-up has raised $54 million, with the investment fund of the Malaysian government jumping on board.
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We normally only see this sort of price during Prime Day and Black Friday sales, so we recommend jumping on this deal before it disappears.
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This is a design trend most laptop makers are expected to embrace this year so it's good to see Samsung jumping on the wagon early.
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Broadband and mobile deals: Black Friday deals are no longer limited to electronics — broadband and mobile providers are now jumping on the popular shopping holiday.
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A woman in Mumbai is being hailed a hero on Twitter after reportedly jumping on a leopard to rescue her little son from its claws.
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Hong Kong is jumping on the global "smart city" bandwagon, but it's seen as having far to go to catch up with leading Asian competitors.
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PYEONGCHANG, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Germany's Andreas Wellinger won the gold medal in the men's normal hill individual ski jumping on Saturday at the Pyeongchang Games.
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The white and black feline was trying to decided between jumping on the bed or scratching her post, and ended up attempting to do both.
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The Badgers wasted little time jumping on Minnesota, scoring the first five points and pulling away for good in the first half's last 10 minutes.
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And it's reasonable to assume that child pornography manufacturers and child sex doll makers, like Japanese-based Trottla, are jumping on these technologies as well.
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Oakland wasted no time jumping on Red Sox starter Eduardo Rodriguez (3-1), with Marcus Semien and Chad Pinder opening the first inning with singles.
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Although you planned to be totally silent when entering your place, you now find yourself jumping on your roommate like a steroid-gobbling football player.
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"Multinational brands are moving backwards while local brands are jumping on the premiumisation wagon quite well," said Jason Yu, general manager of Kantar Worldpanel China.
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Big banks might not be jumping on the bitcoin bandwagon just yet, but other institutional investors are likely to warm up to cryptocurrencies this year.
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Past the halfway point, a larger crowd higher on the hill started screaming, raising fists in the air and jumping on the trail's side railings.
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"I've heard people jumping on Nancy Messonnier because she told us the truth: that it's not a matter of if but when," Cole told reporters.
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The film covers well-trodden ground when it comes to stereotypes about weight, to the point that Alice kills a stripper by jumping on him.
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"Harry Potter" author JK Rowling defended Williams after cartoonist Mark Knight released an editorial cartoon which featured an irate Williams jumping on her tennis racquet.
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The jumping on flying objects/throwing them mechanics are also incredibly satisfying, especially when you smack birdo in the face with a well-placed egg.
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RUNNING A VAST global company, with offices and factories spread across the planet, means that jumping on and off a corporate jet is an everyday occurrence.
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It comes as no surprise, then, that he has nixed sportswear and streetwear from his catwalk collection, just as everyone else is jumping on the bandwagon.
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Sources on both Scottie and Larsa's side tell us ... she's been jumping on Future's private jet, traveling with him to various cities, including Vegas last month.
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Market reaction was prompt, with government bond yields jumping on sentiment that Yellen was teeing up next month's Fed meeting as possible for a rate hike.
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After Liam Neeson opened up about his connection with a horse, Russell Crowe is jumping on the bandwagon to talk about his own "lifelong" (equine!) friend.
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Facebook and Instagram are jumping on the "time well spent" bandwagon with their own features that help you spend less time on Facebook and Instagram. Why?
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I'm admittedly nervous of my toddler jumping on top of me and am still more comfortable in bed half propped up with pillows than laying flat.
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Donnelly pointed out that all the April attention "helps local businesses and local organizations," as seen with the many local connections jumping on the April train.
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Taking a step back from dying altogether is also totally en vogue right now, with colorists jumping on the bandwagon of endorsing soft, lived-in locks.
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If nautical nonsense be something you wish, we still don't suggest jumping on the back of a Sea-Doo in anything other than your average wetsuit.
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Fox is jumping on the live-musical bandwagon, with "Grease: Live," broadcasting this month, and, in March, "The Passion," a musical about Jesus Christ's final days.
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If your pots and pans aren't up to the task this year, then we'd recommend jumping on this sale so you can save some serious cash.
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But the pups aren't the only fans of the bed — Jonathan's cat Moxxi is also enjoys the new bed, and likes jumping on top its frame.
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Winfrey is jumping on board to "create original programs that embrace her incomparable ability to connect with audiences around the world," according to a news release.
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In other countries around Asia, there was a sharp spike in shoppers jumping on websites participating in the sale, according to Shopback, a shopping rebate site.
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Well and we saw people getting out and actually jumping on their sparrows and actually trying to finish a Trials match with a splatter, you know?
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Meanwhile, big publishers stand the most to gain if advertisers begin to have doubts about Google and Facebook, so it's no surprise they're jumping on board.
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So when Miu Miu made ribbon flats a thing again with its punk-y ankle-wrap ballet shoes, we showed no hesitation in jumping on-board.
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She debuted her new haircut in a Instagram video, jumping on the bob bandwagon with fellow A-listers, including Suki Waterhouse, Ashley Benson, and Nina Dobrev.
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Honestly everything from how it's produced in the media to how the events are run is mimicking the sporting scene, especially with ESPN jumping on board.
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" Others pointed out that people were using Kondo's poor English to deliberately misinterpret her, jumping on the opportunity to make her out to be the "other.
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"I honestly believe if Zero had not kept jumping on him, he would've been able to get shots higher than our legs," Martinez told the outlet.
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Jumping on the sauce's sudden popularity among the show's fans, McDonald's announced it was bringing back the dipping sauce in extremely limited quantities on Saturday, Oct.
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"He's jumping on something retroactively and going, 'Oh yeah, me too, I'm also a First Amendment victim,'" he said in a Daily Beast interview published Monday.
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Konami is on stage to demo their Apple Arcade game, a Frogger-themed game that involves jumping on toys to make your way across the board.
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Since 1990, 40 countries have enacted this practice to curb emissions, and the number of countries jumping on the carbon pricing bandwagon has increased over time.
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During a trip to upstate New York, she sat with a blanket over her head to record herself while her children were jumping on a trampoline.
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The health crisis in Europe continues to deepen, with the number of coronavirus deaths in Britain jumping on Tuesday, the first day of a national lockdown.
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We don't expect the price to drop again until much later in the year, so if you're interested, we recommend jumping on this pre-launch offer.
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CME most-active January feeder cattle futures slipped 22019 cent to 24 cents per pound after jumping on Wednesday to 2200, its highest since May 723.
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Inside a church, President Donald Trump launches himself off a pew before jumping on a parishioner whose head has been replaced with a VICE News logo.
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He hit the only home run of the game himself, tying the score by jumping on Nationals starter Joe Ross's first pitch of the third inning.
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They stand out for how they&aposre applying data in new ways, helping their firms grow their capabilities, jumping on trends, and managing clients&apos crises.
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Travis, however, didn't seem to take well to the post ... jumping on his own account an hour later to post an enormous "LOL" on his story.
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In a perfect world, it would be the best thing ever if OG stars Chad Michael Murray and Jamie Lee Curtis ended up jumping on board, too.
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Musicians from Ne-Yo to Meek Mill to Christina Aguilera to JoJo have all spoken out against him, many jumping on the social media campaign to #MuteRKelly.
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Instead of starting my day off by immediately jumping on the bike or the treadmill, I took 15 minutes to myself to just be calm and sip.
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Experimenting with your various abilities and jumping on anything that looks solid for a few minutes typically yields results, and the game moves at a pleasant jaunt.
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Another video widely shared on social media shows an angry mob jumping on a car and trying to smash its windows as it drives down the street.
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Nowadays, K-beauty brands launch left and right while Western companies are jumping on the bandwagon by introducing popular Korean technology, like cushion foundations and rubber masks.
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Usually, it's just the GPS model that sees a discount worth jumping on, but both the 38mm and 42mm sizing options are $40 off at Walmart now.
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The internet was also amused by Trump's brief history lesson, with many people jumping on Twitter to discuss the president's comments: George Washington was our first president.
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A constant parade of water trucks arrives throughout the morning, and the women take turns jumping on and directing the drivers to those who have signed up.
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Yeezy surprised the California desert crowd by appearing toward the end of rapper A$AP Rocky's evening set, jumping on stage to something even more shocking -- silence.
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The first incident saw two men spray liquid in the face of a man who was riding a moped before jumping on the vehicle and driving off.
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Other than that, make sure you give yourself adequate time to warm up before jumping on the treadmill — and, you know, look out for any lightning zaps.
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"We're on call at all times, and if Andy's jumping on a call, literally it's like we're in a wrestling situation — tap in, tap out," Decker said.
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Apple jumping on board meant two things: lots of new customers looking for Qi pads, and the effective end of the other main wireless charging standard, PWA.
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In order to make room — both literally and figuratively — for some fresh and exciting pieces, you'll need to strategize, rather than jumping on all of the trends.
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" Admitted the actress, "I thought people would kind of be jumping on it, but it's a lot harder than my sister and I thought it would be.
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On Wednesday, the fast food chain announced they will be jumping on the frozen rosé trend by adding a version to their menu in two select locations.
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Competitors like eBay are jumping on board what Shellhammer called "the new black Friday, " which the company says was one of its best sales day last year.
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The video shows a member of the Coast Guard jumping on top of the speeding sub, pounding on the hatch, and demanding it come to a stop.
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To me, growing a beard was not about jumping on a trend, but a necessary step to improve my skin, psychological well-being and even social life.
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Mom Freya Hall recently told Somerset Live that Harmonie has been going to gymnastics class every week, and enjoys jumping on the trampoline and practicing backward rolls.
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Zoe was also joined by her husband, Rodger Berman, and sons Kaius, 5, and Skyler, 8, who enjoyed jumping on the couches when the event winded down.
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Washington (CNN)Democrats are jumping on Georgia congressional candidate Karen Handel for saying she's against a "livable wage" during a debate in the Peach State Tuesday night.
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YG says there are a lot of so-called Nipsey Hussle "fans" out there who are jumping on the bandwagon and pissing off the late rapper's family.
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Then more sugar cereal and jumping on your parents' bed while you practice the cool Power Rangers moves you just learned on their still-mostly-asleep bodies.
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But here, when it's a meme, or an emoji, or a figure, or a character, you'll tend to see a lot of guys jumping on the boat.
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If you can get past the fact that you're jumping on walls and bonking your head for coins in yet another Mario game, New Super Mario Bros.
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But, before jumping on the bandwagon of condemnation, it might be worthwhile to stop and consider all—not just some—of the issues that are at stake.
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" Jumping on board at first meant writing the show's 13 episodes together, a process that stretched over a year and was, in Ms. Seimetz's memory, "extremely difficult.
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Critics of the company and its merger are jumping on the price hike, noting that AT&T said the deal would help keep prices lower for consumers.
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"Some of the ERs in New York are really jumping on it, starting people on buprenorphine," a medication used to help wean people off opioids, Stancliff said.
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" One engineer, Donald Falletta, told him in a phone call that jumping on a grenade "when there ain't nobody else in the damn room don't save nobody.
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In Hersh's case reporting involved long hours in libraries as well as jumping on last-minute flights to far-off small towns to hunt down reluctant witnesses.
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We see Auggie jumping on his bed, then walking to the first day of school with his parents and Via, all the while wearing an astronaut helmet.
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We might not be jumping on an interplanetary cruise ship anytime soon though, no matter how much technology seems to have changed in a mere 40 years.
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Companies are often accused of copying Apple, but in this case it is unlikely there will be a flood of companies jumping on the anti-Facebook bandwagon.
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The past few months have been a time of incredible growth for the alternative meat movement, and as consumer demand surges, investors have been jumping on board.
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One snap shows Beyoncé jumping on a series of mattresses while wearing white Converse high tops – implying that the Houston native did her own stunts for the video.
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That said, we've noticed an uptick in celebrities who have been jumping on the no-makeup train — led by the patron saint of cosmetics-free complexions, Alicia Keys.
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Emma Stone was spotted at the 30th Annual Producers Guild Awards decidedly not rocking her signature auburn locks — or jumping on the golden accents or platinum blonde bandwagon.
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"I don't know if you saw [sister Sara Foster] jumping on top of Kate like a psychopath but we were just so excited about her having a girl."
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"I watch all these other teams around the league and guys are up on the bench - they're jumping on the court, they're enjoying their teammates' success," Morris said.
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" He added, "That's the other thing, if we're fighting for 24 hours about me not liking the restaurant and the dog jumping on the bed, this is nothing.
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Since then, the Interior's top spokesperson, Heather Swift, has accused HUD of sending out an email "that had false information" and attacked reporters for jumping on the story.
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More apps are jumping on the dark mode train, as official support for apps like Microsoft's OneNote and operating systems like macOS Mojave are becoming more widely available.
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With seemingly everyone jumping on the Bitcoin bandwagon these days, including institutional investors, it's hard to chalk up Bitcoin's meteoric rise solely to the behavior patterns of millennials.
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The president also jumping on the fact that as a house member in 1990, now-Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer sponsored the bill that helped create this program.
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The National Zoo quickly retorted with another photo, and soon zoos and aquariums from all across the country were jumping on the hashtag #cuteanimaltweetoff to share their contributions.
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In the age of high-fashion brands recreating cheap favorites -- Vetements' recreations of Hanes T-shirts for $740, for example -- Balenciaga may just be jumping on the bandwagon.
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In Toronto, there's an infamous dude who dresses up as Spider-Man and circles Dundas Square posing for photos, jumping on streetlights, and shooting silly string at passersby.
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But apart from a growing interest in Americanised vegan "junk food," the lads don't seem to be jumping on veganism with the same enthusiasm as their bro cousins.
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Saudi Aramco may have finally fired the starting pistol on its initial public offering (IPO), but some analysts still believe investors should think carefully before jumping on board.
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Justin Timberlake is jumping on the Amazon Prime Day bandwagon and offering up a deal ... slashing the price of his SoHo penthouse Monday by nearly a quarter million.
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And he gave notice of his plans to leave the NSC shortly before jumping on an official briefing call with reporters to discuss US monitoring of Russian hacking.
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Playing the instrument with his first band, the Nice, Emerson developed a reputation for his theatrical performances of jumping on the organ or holding down keys with knives.
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Still, something like this might end up with problems related to spam — or getting employees on board with dealing with an inbox and not jumping on the phone.
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But blind hatred, hatred that comes from not from reading her work or consuming her TV shows but instead from jumping on a bandwagon, is all too common.
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There are plenty of reasons to refrain from jumping on the panic buying bandwagon; it takes away critical supplies for frontliners and health care workers, and spreads hysteria.
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As the competitors in the 2110 Flycasting World Championships arrived at their hotel in Nelijarve, Estonia, some noticed a 27-year-old girl jumping on the hotel's trampoline.
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Eleven refugee children spent three hours each week at a local gym, meeting with mentors to work on homework and practice English, before jumping on the climbing walls.
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Even if just 10 percent of the people who have PS4's buy a PSVR that will be an astounding 4 million people jumping on the VR train.
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A mustachioed Italian plumber with a penchant for jumping on the heads of his enemies is, unbelievably, one of the most popular video game characters in the world.
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The Republicans who have spent the last weeks and months jumping on, then off, then on the Trump bus will have been discredited, and some may be unseated.
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U.S. stock futures were jumping on optimism generated by a potential phase one China trade deal, and a lessening of Brexit-related uncertainty following the U.K. election results.
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All too often, boards have tendencies of "jumping on the pile" and accentuating the entrepreneur's perception of the business for better or worse — which ultimately provides little value.
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The yellow metal was already on its way to a big weekly move, with futures jumping on Tuesday by 0.9 percent to nearly their highest in a year.
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The company spent decades trying to land a hit in the years following World War II, jumping on any number of trends ranging from LEGO knockoffs to instant rice.
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It's fair to ask why the president isn't jumping on the opportunity to reassure America that he cares about all American victims of violence, not just the white ones.
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In an effort to lead a better life, free of children jumping on it, this bounce house made a dramatic escape to the skies that unfortunately ended in tragedy.
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We're all riled up by the music and it's way more chaotic than the rehearsal, with girls jumping on Matt from every angle and giggling when we fall off.
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As Cleveland's sellout crowd exploded, James hugged his rookie teammate Cedi Osman before jumping on the scorer's table to celebrate another of those moments that will define his career.
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The Cougars (23-216, 211-4 American) snapped a four-game slide in impressive fashion, jumping on Tulsa early and putting the Golden Hurricane away in the second half.
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A quick-thinking Oregon rancher saved the day on Friday when he stopped an alleged bike thief by jumping on his horse and lassoing the man with a rope.
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Whether you're gearing up for the reboot or finally jumping on the Stars Hallow wagon, this show is timelessly bingeable and goes extremely well with leftover food (and coffee).
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Cannabis in EverythingAs marijuana laws continue to loosen, more and more food manufacturers are jumping on the bandwagon, notes food consultant company Baum + Whiteman in its annual trend forecast.
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The outfit was clearly comfortable, too, as Hilton (whose hair and makeup were done by beGlammed) was seen twirling and jumping on the festival grounds (with phone in hand).
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I fell in love the first time I saw her, a Ruby King Charles Spaniel, eight years ago: someone was petting her and she was jumping on their leg.
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But that was with barely anyone using the service on Tuesday; we'll have to see how it holds up once people start jumping on that $35 offer en masse.
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We challenged him to get some coffee and donuts before jumping on an NYC bus, which are notoriously hard to catch when you're not at the stop in time.
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The Green New Deal has emerged as a key litmus test for prospective 2020 presidential candidates, with high-profile candidates jumping on board to back the progressive environmental pitch.
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Reebok and New Balance are among the manufacturers jumping on the trend to make "OCR shoes," distinguished by added tread (good for climbing) and good drainage (for water obstacles).
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Then at Tesla he was a staff product technologist, working on the Model Y electric vehicle and learning the value of jumping on an idea, unfettered by company bureaucracy.
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Jumping on a project that had been in development for years, Johnson did the most with what he had, playing a father who goes undercover to save his son.
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"The more people start jumping on the bandwagon going lower ... the sooner we can get on a rally mode," said Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank.
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During a mob scene, Thumbelina stabs one of the movie's villains with a bowie knife before jumping on a table and mowing down the police with a machine gun.
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Other analysts are jumping on board, with Stephens upgrading the stock to overweight from equal-weight on Thursday and giving the stock a target price of $65 per share.
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One worker, for example, faced nine disciplinary charges after pouring Gatorade on a resident, slapping and jumping on a resident, and laughing while two colleagues were hitting a resident.
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Democrats jumping on the case: Democrats immediately seized on the decision with a flurry of press releases to highlight the stakes for the election, while Republicans were mostly silent.
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Islamist groups have played the Yemeni war into their hands by jumping on the humanitarian bandwagon: A solution to the Yemen problem would mean a defeat of the Islamists.
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She started uploading TikToks on February 6 with comedic daily tips on what to do when you are under quarantine, including chin tightening, jumping on the bed, and escaping.
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That does seem likely, at least in some countries, as advances in clean tech are easing the transition to green energy and some governments are already jumping on board.
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Far from telling a new story or serving as a jumping-on point for new viewers, "El Camino" functions more like a two-hour epilogue to the existing show.
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The second instigator was a throbbing outbreak that bloomed all over my chin just before jumping on a long-haul flight to say my final goodbyes to a relative.
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Left winger Blake Comeau got things started with his 280th goal at 264:210, jumping on a brutal giveaway by defenseman Mattias Ekholm and scoring from the high slot.
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The bot stands on the floor and must get from one end of the room to the other by jumping on or over blocks that stand in its way.
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Asian stocks were mixed Monday with mainland Chinese stocks jumping on the back of better-than-expected industrial output data, while indexes in Japan and Hong Kong edged downwards.
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But her show, called "No Simple Matter," is a triumph that could have been a disaster, a paragon of old-master virtue jumping on the make-it-new bandwagon.
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Hypoethical Gameplans While Rodriguez could benefit from jumping on Edgar early and hoping for a finish, it would be good to see him settle down and take his time.
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The morning after Donald Trump interjected during the final presidential debate to call Hillary Clinton "such a nasty woman," there were already countless t-shirt manufacturers jumping on that catchphrase.
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How Much They Cost If you're just now jumping on the AirPod bandwagon, you're in luck — the new AirPods are being sold for $159, the same price as their predecessors.
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Buy at Dagne Dover Remember all the times you tortured your sleep-deprived mother by crying through the night, or jumping on her bed at 5 AM on Saturday mornings?
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You know when Kirsten Gillibrand jumping on the abolish ICE train up in New York where she&aposs United States senator, ICE has removed 22018 criminal aliens in recent weeks.
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The FTSE 2503 rose 0.4 percent, its fourth consecutive session of gains, and midcaps also added 0.3 percent by 0720 GMT, with Wizz Air jumping on an upbeat earnings forecast.
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" According to an online obituary, Nelly "loved playing with her puppy, watching Shimmer & Shine, playing at the Splash Pad in Tampa, jumping on the couch and doing her make up.
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If you think you can handle it and want to make an entrance, your first Instagram Story will alert your followers you're jumping on the "Stories" bandwagon with a notification.
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To help protect riders from jumping on a faulty scooter, a company operating the scooters, which authorities didn't name, deactivated all its scooters in the neighborhood, the police report says.
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Together Baton Rouge, a community group, held a press conference Thursday, applauding the Justice Department for jumping on an investigation and urging the probe to be as broad as possible.
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As more and more people come forward to reveal their struggles, it seems others are jumping on the bandwagon, borrowing jargon from the DSM-5 and co-opting the pain.
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In addition to the political powers in D.C., dozens of celebrities are jumping on the Snapchat bandwagon, eager to share glimpses of their behind-the-scenes life with their fans.
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A teeny-tiny mouse creeping around is enough to get some people jumping on chairs, but this family of rats will have even the bravest souls lunging for higher ground.
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Trigger is neither the first nor the last tool to push notifications about events impacting financial markets, but they deserve credit for jumping on top of such a timely concern.
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Whether through a lack of budget, lack of interest, or just plain stubbornness, you have made it to March 2019 without jumping on board the Red Dead Redemption 2 bandwagon.
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He jumped ship, now Chris Paul is jumping on trampolines with LeBron James -- just one day after he was traded to the Houston Rockets ... and TMZ Sports has the footage.
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The 32-year-old was convicted of 3rd-degree robbery after jurors viewed surveillance footage of the incident ... where Da Silva is seen jumping on the counter and demanding cash.
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Looking off into the distance to search for missed strikes, throwing in exaggerated bolo punches, and jumping on Holzken as soon as he attempted some hot dogging of his own.
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Before jumping on those discounted pre-fixe menus during New York City's popular Restaurant Week, new data suggests some restaurants may owe their fortunes to being graded on the curve.
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Fountains in the park and the waterfalls on the new beachfront were covered in two inches of ice—some kids were testing their luck by walking and jumping on it.
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Each night of the tournament, the teammates gathered in a hotel room and sang more pop songs, jumping on the beds and screaming the words, to keep their energy high.
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The good news is that I won't really lose it over anything, but the downside is that my leadership style is to not be the guy jumping on the table.
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I've been guilty of hoarding my Chase Ultimate Rewards points for a while, but I won't be jumping on this new offer for using Chase points to purchase Apple products.
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In addition, public bettors are likely jumping on the Wyoming bandwagon after last week's big upset, and it feels like a good spot to take the points with Texas State.
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Jody Levy is the co-founder of WTRMLN WTR, and for her, making juice from watermelons is about more than jumping on the bandwagon of maple and coconut water fads.
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Another item we don't see on sale all that much, this is a deal worth jumping on for most anyone on your list (over a certain age, at least).8.
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At the start of the book, Stack is still a reporter, still accustomed to jumping on a plane at a moment's notice or running toward whatever crisis is happening nearby.
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At the same time, 6ix9ine was becoming the most controversial — and in-demand — character in rap, with blogs breathlessly following his every move and more established artists jumping on board.
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The ability to earn more may be a driving factor for other creators who are jumping on the trend and hoping that the trickle-down effect will boost their income.
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"Within seconds, people are screaming and jumping on their seats," recalled Gregg Singer, who at the time was a brash, young real estate developer eager to bid on Parcel 41.
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The Coyotes rolled into Edmonton 22016-217-210 in their previous nine games after a 2016-226 win in Calgary Monday night and wasted no time jumping on the Oilers.
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"The Chinese health authorities should get credit for jumping on this," says Michael Osterholm, the director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota.
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As it turns out, Russian authorities needn't have worried too much about news organizations around the world jumping on stories about his ties to suspicious transactions and shady business deals.
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Scores of Central Americans have fallen to their deaths jumping on trains or been shaken down by Mexican police, murdered, kidnapped, robbed or raped on their way to the United States.
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Moments later, she notices that Gypsy snuck outside to the trampoline Dee Dee forbid her from jumping on and uses her hurt feelings over the letters to hit full-blown panic.
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The farm, Bettencourt Dairies' Dry Creek Dairy, was a supplier of dairy products to Burger King, and the hidden camera video showed workers kicking, punching, and jumping on top of cows.
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Learn More | Buy on Amazon Remember all the times you tortured your sleep-deprived mother by crying through the night, or jumping on her bed at 5 AM on Saturday mornings?
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A song plays in the background, and Rayman runs around in a sidescroller fashion jumping on enemies, collecting objects, and hopping around obstructions in ways that match up to the song.
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Yum is the latest big-chain restaurant jumping on the vegan bandwagon, a growing market as more fast-food chains tweak their menus to add new options for vegans and 'flexitarians'.
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S. news sent the MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe to four-month highs on Thursday, with European car maker shares jumping on easing fears of a transatlantic trade war.
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Going through scenes from the iconic movie, Culkin gets help from Google Assistant in ordering things like new aftershave and setting reminders to change his bed sheets after jumping on them.
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She's all been sharing family moments from their sun-filled vacation, of the 5-year-old twins jumping on the beach, hanging with mom on the boat's deck and lounging poolside.
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Parker came up with the idea in 2009, but Inktober has now become a worldwide trend, that has cut across borders with many of Africa's most talented artists jumping on board.
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After 93 minutes I get her from her room and we spend the rest of the afternoon having a tea party, jumping on the trampoline, and reading a bunch of books.
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The team rushes in, drags the trapped elephant away and immediately begins CPR, one team member jumping on the elephant's chest while another breathes into its trunk, but it's too late.
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It was a good introduction to the show for any new fans jumping on the bandwagon, even if Moffat was still trying too hard to pack a laugh into every line.
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In addition to moonwalking across carpeted floors and jumping on fancy hotel beds, the 14-year old also just dropped a New York Times best-seller, The Maddie Diaries: A Memoir.
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The show is jumping on the true crime bandwagon The crime in question is the 1989 killing of Jose Menéndez and his wife Mary by their two children, Joseph and Erik.
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It wasn't anything like a typical Super Mario game — instead of jumping on Goombas and clearing treacherous gaps, Luigi was sneaking around a haunted mansion with a flashlight and a vacuum.
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Houston wasted no time jumping on the tired Clippers, who scored 214 points in the fourth quarter on Tuesday night to rally from a 21-point deficit and win in Denver.
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The stories in those issues will be a good jumping on point for readers: The Walking Dead No. 163, with art by Charlie Adlard, follows the conclusion of the Whisperer War.
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Jumping on a trend like this isn't typically a move Apple would make — usually, it sticks firm in its ways, letting other companies pull risky moves that affect the user experience.
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This means that the punching form looks absolutely bizarre and once you notice your man jumping on one leg while he's stomping mudholes in the corner, the magic is completely gone.
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Yeah, everyone thought we made a record as a response to the riots and made it out like we were jumping on the band wagon and trying to get cops killed.
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"When you're already here making deals, why would you want to be in a satellite office, jumping on Skype at midnight and having to fly out to California every other week?"
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My first assumption was that investors, whose portfolios lagged because of their lack of U.S. equity exposure through a triumphant 24% year for the S&P, might be jumping on board.
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They rebounded from a blowout home loss to the Chiefs last week by jumping on the Packers from the start with Jordan Todman's 99-yard touchdown return of the opening kickoff.
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After jumping on him a couple times, Murphy ran to the kitchen, grabbed a bottle of baby shampoo and squirted it on the man's face as he tried to get up.
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First, above, you can see a Bills fan lighting himself on fire after jumping on a burning table, while other fans try to put him out by dumping beer on him.
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Louisville (11-5, 2-1) responded by strolling into Chapel Hill, jumping on North Carolina (23-4, 2-1) early and turning a 093-083 halftime lead into an unexpected rout.
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In other instances, attackers wait for a vehicle to slow down – at a pothole for example – before jumping on, cutting through the tarpaulin and hurling goods onto the ground for waiting companions.
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That outrageous move he has since suggested was a conscious one—jumping on Hurricane Harvey coverage to highlight his pardoning of a crooked sheriff—was low down and repugnant, even for him.
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FROM COINAGE: The Crazy Cost of a Lifetime of Beauty Another designer jumping on the bandwagon is Kardashian-favorite Olivier Rousteing, Balmain's creative director, who announced a major partnership with L'Oreal Paris.
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Melody makes sense as an addendum to standalone audio products that don't want to get trapped in the weeds of voice assistant dumbness by jumping on Amazon's Alexa or Microsoft's Cortana platform.
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In the U.K. it's known as Boxing Day, but retailers all over the world are jumping on board and using December 26 to get rid of extra inventory—aka emptying those boxes.
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" Most people don't need to live like an elite athlete, and "Too many people are jumping on an electrolyte replacement or choosing higher protein when the issue or needs are something different.
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"As you're driving through that car wash, a bunch of gorillas start jumping on top of your car," Hitterman said, adding that sometimes shaking gets so bad, he cannot see his instruments.
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It also had a much broader appeal that made LawBreakers, a much more niche title, a tough sell when all your friends, shooter enthusiasts or not, are jumping on the Overwatch bandwagon.
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Yes, Adapt BB wearers will be walking around, generating heat, and jumping on top of lithium-ion batteries, which might make anyone familiar with 2016's Samsung Galaxy Note 7 situation nervous.
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Brands that are jumping on livestreaming are seeing it as a way to build a relationship with their consumers rather than create a highly produced piece of content, Huge's Del Rosario said.
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Decades after the public started jumping on budget airlines to the sun, abandoning their home-grown resorts in the process, numerous places along the coast have been left looking a bit... sad.
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By deepening the funk and the hooks, the album proves that My Krazy Life wasn't jumping on the DJ Mustard-centered "ratchet" sound solely for commerce; this is now YG's lane alone.
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Zero may still be the best jumping-on point anyone Yakuza-curious could hope for, but Yakuza 6 is filled with backstory and information that puts every relationship and callback into context.
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That wasn't even the weirdest thing that Google's cars have encountered: a woman in an electric wheelchair chasing ducks through a street, naked people jumping on the hood (in Austin, of course).
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Though the on-mic personalities of Wiki and former member Hak kept joints jumping on the group's rise to indie rap stardom in the 2010s, Sport's sonic multiplicity defined Ratking's unmistakable aesthetic.
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The building is packed and crazy loud, there are thousands of fans outside the arena soaking it in, and everyone from country music stars to offensive linemen are jumping on the bandwagon.
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As such, some farmers are jumping on a quick fix common in Argentina: the silo bag, consisting of long sheaths of plastic to shelter crops in the field from rain and wind.
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What's more, Bluetooth headphone sales are growing at six times the rate of the entire headphones category in the US, indicating that Apple is indeed jumping on (and amplifying) a rising tide.
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If the AI agent could think, it would probably be wondering why it's supposed to bother jumping on all these boxes when it's found a much more efficient way to score points.
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Family shareholders were concerned that Mr. Langes-Swarovski and his executives were merely jumping on the Silicon Valley bandwagon, forgoing the company's heritage for the chance to mingle with West Coast technorati.
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Jumping on the U.S. election bandwagon with an eye to the forthcoming referendum, former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia (Go Italy!) party put out Tweets saying "In America, they voted NO".
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No surprise, dozens of companies are jumping on the proverbial bandwagon, peddling these products to consumers who have high hopes that they will help treat myriad ailments, from chronic pain to PTSD.
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"When I found the video, I couldn't decide between grounding him for jumping on the couch or hugging him for being one of the funniest surprises I've ever had," he told WFAA.
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You may also need to allow your older child a little bit of screen time if he would be jumping on the bed and shouting while you are putting the baby down.
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Twenty-eight people have died in Spain from the coronavirus, with the number of cases jumping on Monday to 1,204, one of the highest in Europe, though still far behind Italy's tally.
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But you may want to pump the breaks before jumping on your stylist's calendar, because there's an easier way to freshen up the cut you've got: Try a completely new style instead.
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One one point, Clark's brother interrupted the meeting by marching to the front of the council chambers, jumping on top of the dais in front of Steinberg and chanted his brother's name.
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Czech 212.18-year yields were little changed at 210.26%, while interest rate markets settled after jumping on Tuesday when data showed inflation quickened at its fastest pace in seven years last month.
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Students were most likely to hurt themselves while falling off the bed or jumping on or off the bed, which could be prevented, the study authors write in the journal Injury Prevention.
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As first reported by TMZ, the Patriots wide receiver was arrested Saturday night and accused of jumping on the hood of a Mercedes parked in a commercial area of Beverly Hills, California.
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Guaidó later tried to force his way into the legislative chamber by jumping on top of a fence, but was blocked by members of the National Guard branding plastic shields and batons.
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At any rate, the prolonged ship date won't stop Star Wars fans from jumping on this faster than Anakin jumped off that speeder in Episode II. It's already sold out on Amazon.
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" Shamelessly jumping on the "Avengers: Endgame" bandwagon, the minute-long teaser for this "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" remake sets up the con women played by Rebel Wilson and Anne Hathaway as "The Revengers.
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They're jumping on board and then talking to journalists like me off the record about their concerns, and about their concerns as to what happens if their misgivings were to become public.
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Texas wasted little time jumping on A's right-hander Paul Blackburn (43-1), taking a 3-0 lead in the first on a sacrifice fly by Mazara before Cabrera's two-RBI single.
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The Phillies wasted no time jumping on Giants starter Jeff Samardzija (1-1), aided by eight- and six-pitch walks, respectively, to Hernandez and Rhys Hoskins to open the bottom of the first.
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It worked; the first day of Apple Pay in China proved so popular that the service couldn't accommodate everyone jumping on, and Apple said it had to stagger the number of sign-ons.
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At first glance, it may seem like Outdoor Voices is just jumping on the chunky sneaker bandwagon, but the thick, shapely sole isn't just for appearance — it can actually be helpful for running.
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According to the newspaper, Van Spronsen was accused of jumping on a police officer as the officer was attempting to detain a 17-year-old; Van Spronsen later pleaded guilty to obstructing police.
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Collectors jumping on Thursday's news that President Trump canceled his long-anticipated meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un crashed the White House Gift Shop website trying to buy the post-summit coin.
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Tech companies have been jumping on the 100 percent mortgage bandwagon, helping banks market directly to tech workers who otherwise might abandon their current jobs for greener pastures and more affordable housing elsewhere.
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While the startup was raising its Series B, a funding round that Accel ultimately led, Locke suggested Kayak cofounder Keith Melnick consider jumping on board given his expertise and experience building similar company.
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"Many analysts have been bagging Coles and jumping on the Woolworths bandwagon so today's result was a reminder that Coles is turning around," said Daniel Mueller, a portfolio manager at Vertium Asset Management.
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Smart air purifiers aren't exactly new, but a big name like Dyson jumping on the smartification bandwagon means these types of products could dominate the home air quality industry in the near future.
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But -- and this is the key part of the investigation -- cops believe the evidence shows Summers initiated the altercation by jumping on him and hitting him after accusing Withey of cheating on her.
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Thirteen years old now he does still ride horses, he slows down a little bit, you know, not as active with jumping on them by himself, he looks for a helping hand now.
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" The video, directed by 17-year-old filmmaker Ciara Boniface follows Melinoe along as he relives the psychedelic haze of his days as a youth in Detroit abusing drugs and "jumping on couches.
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Whether or not you're eligible for one of these Amazon discounts through a card issuer, we recommend jumping on this AirPods Pro deal sooner than later — it likely won't stick around for long.
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After that, all of the little kids in the family might jump on the bride and groom's bed—if you have little kids jumping on a bed, it blesses the bed with fertility.
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Our thought bubble: There have been a lot of rumors that Facebook is jumping on these updates in response to controversies like Cambridge Analytica and the EU's new sweeping data privacy law, GDPR.
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Apparently, we were up at the front of the plane, we broke a bed in first class by jumping on it, and the stewardess showed us how to smoke cigarettes without being caught.
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Never a convincing intellectual, she makes a point of keeping these lyrics beyond basic—declaring "we" a trope, jumping on the byword "jump," riffing on every stupid bird rhyme she can think of.
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Some families are buying chicks and using them not just as pets, but also for educational opportunities,: "I didn't know I was jumping on a bandwagon," said Erin Scheessele, 42, of Corvallis, Ore.
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During that time, Mr. Burke "appeared unconcerned," and was seen "playfully hoisting a girl over his shoulders," jumping on the sofa next to Mr. Piazza and then leaving the room, the memo said.
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"This will also explain why some of your favorite YouTubers have suddenly returned to Minecraft, or started dabbling in it, jumping on the wave of a returning trend in this case," Wilson wrote.
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Over footage of a man throwing a bicycle into a canal, jumping on a car, and taking his shirt off in a restaurant, it asked one thing of fans: don't be that idiot.
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For many years, Mr. Ray has taken long predawn walks in the Santa Monica Mountains, "thinking about the mountain lions" that populate them and how they kill by jumping on a prey's back.
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The New England Patriots wide receiver and 2019 Super Bowl MVP is accused of jumping on the hood of a Mercedes parked in a commercial area before he was taken into police custody.
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But Lugo was most excited about hitting his first major league home run in the third inning, jumping on a first-pitch fastball from Rusin and lining it into the left-field seats.
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I listened to Fearless before it came out and I just remember us jumping on a bed and she was just sparkling, so proud of her diary being read by the whole world.
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The two have tangled before, with Dellavedova diving at Iguodala's knees for a loose ball and also jumping on both Iguodala and Draymond like he was trying to get a piggy back ride.
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Asia markets fell on Friday, with shares of Nintendo and McDonald's Holdings losing steam after initially jumping on the news the highly popular "Pokemon Go" app finally launched in Japan, after weeks of anticipation.
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Following the warmup — which also included squatting against the mirrors while lifting weights, as well as jumping on and off our boxes — we kneeled on top of our boxes for butt and thigh work.
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"It was like a real female [group], [coming] together, empowering, supportive [vibe], and then Nicki jumping on it was like the icing on the cake," the singer told Capital FM radio at the time.
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" Though Nicki's last album, The Pinkprint, dropped in 2014, she's stayed busy, lending verses to Ariana Grande, Bebe Rexha, DNCE, and Katy Perry, and jumping on a track with Cardi B for Migos' "Motorsport.
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Kids pick from a series of games including a track and field course, a rocky running trail and a zombie dash and then play the game by running and jumping on the exercise pad.
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Eva's on vacation, island hopping with hubby Jose Baston, where she was very clearly in full activity mode ... jumping in waterfalls in Oahu one day, then jumping on a paddleboard in Maui on another.
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Comparisons to SpaceX's Falcon 9 ocean landings were immediately made online after the video was shown, but to be fair, it's not as if Blue Origin is just now jumping on the reusability train.
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The former three-term Texas congressman jumped into the race on March 14, and has been jumping on to store countertops ever since to deliver his optimistic message to voters in early primary states.
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The post from the devout Christian family prompted hundreds of comments, some criticizing Michelle's creative new name for the brunch staple, some jumping on board with it, and some who were just plain confused.
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From of-the-moment designers like Les Petit Joueurs and Batsheva to fast-fashion alternatives by & Other Stories and Topshop, it's hard to find a brand that's not jumping on the zebra print bandwagon.
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But maybe what the episode is examining is how Clarke hates not having a plan and it leads to her jumping on the first thing she thinks might work and then not backing down.
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In other words, a look so laid back it was basically PJs, and which Kim wore straight to bed on a very different type of PJ, jumping on a red eye flight to Cannes.
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John Lewis has gone mightily high concept before in its Christmas commercials, but this one has a simple message: jumping on trampolines is fun, even if you're a fox (and also, buy a trampoline).
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Although local women rarely defy social expectations by jumping on a surf board, Indonesia's Bali island has women-exclusive "surf retreats" and is a top spot that attracts female surfers from around the world.
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The defense needs to hold up - especially early on - to keep the Hoosiers from jumping on top early and forcing Maryland into a one-dimensional passing offense in an attempt to come from behind.
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But if you're jumping on board the "new year, new me" train, better buckle up for a bumpy ride: Research has found that only about 8 percent of people achieve their New Year's resolutions.
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He attended the San Diego premiere of "Wonder" and said that his favorite scenes were of Auggie jumping on the bed and playing Minecraft -- scenes in which Auggie was just like any other kid.
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No doubt, he can take credit for a stock market rally and consumer confidence jumping on hopes that his business friendly agenda would pass, but that has yet to translate into actual job creation.
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It was effectively an effort to get ahead of the then rapidly growing threat of Google Docs by jumping on the back of a more popular social network to give it a jump start.
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A Florida father was checking his in-home security footage when he came across a surprising sight: His young son up in the middle of the night and jumping on the living room couch.
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The ad angered some critics like broadcaster Piers Morgan, who described it as fueling a "global assault on masculinity" and actor James Woods, who described it as jumping on the "men are horrible" campaign.
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The former three-term Texas congressman jumped into the race on March 14 - and has been jumping on to store countertops ever since to deliver his optimistic message to voters in early primary states.
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While many people watched Winfrey famously give out hundreds of cars or sit next to Tom Cruise while he was jumping on her couch, more people were watching Sheindlin, even in Winfrey's last season.
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On TikTok, users share brief clips of themselves dancing, lip-syncing or jumping on trends and challenges that pop up on the platform through hashtags, such as making a broom stand on its own.
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As "Antifa," our gas-mask-wearing, Molotov-cocktail-wielding hero, you know what you must do: free the people by smashing Dumpty's TVs and crushing—literally—his prison guards by jumping on their heads.
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Jumping on at the beginning of the season, versus midway through or even near the end, just means you'll be joining a deeper pool of players and a more diverse range of skill levels.
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Currently, Amazon predicts that it won't be able to ship your order for one to two weeks, but if saving a bit of money trumps getting them immediately, this deal is worth jumping on.
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Other companies are jumping on board, too, like UPS, which is working with a technology company to make it so drivers can deposit orders for apartment buildings in locked package rooms, the Times reported.
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The incident triggered concerns that smugglers are jumping on the "child doll" fad in which people in Thailand treat the life-like dolls — known as look thep in Thai — as though they're human children.
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But anti-smoking campaigners attacked the company, which also owns e-cigarette brands, saying it is "jumping on the bandwagon" of declining smoking rates in the UK while still selling cigarettes around the world.
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While President Donald Trump has stood by Kavanaugh -- as he did throughout his nominee's confirmation process -- some Democrats, including presidential candidates, are jumping on the wave of renewed scrutiny to call for Kavanaugh's impeachment.
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We identified 16 rising stars at top PR firms like Edelman, Ketchum, and MSL who are using data in new ways, helping their firms grow their capabilities, jumping on trends, and managing clients' crises.
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Weibo is best known as the Chinese Twitter, but unlike Jack Dorsey's company, it is booming, with user growth soaring, revenues up, and celebrities like Madonna, JK Rowling, and Leonardo DiCaprio jumping on the bandwagon.
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This test simulates the pawing of a dog, one that might be clambering for your attention by scratching at your seat or one that insists on jumping on and off furniture over and over again.
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"Still, Hillary Clinton's campaign was among those wasting no time in jumping on the report, with manager Robby Mook saying it showed "more troubling connections between Donald Trump's team and pro-Kremlin elements in Ukraine.
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It feels like they're jumping on it without actually meaning it, in the same way as they jump on basically everything else, and in this way it is their least typical lyric and their most.
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" The music video style clip features Beird bringing her ninja skills to the classroom by jumping on desks and cartwheeling down the hallways as her students tap their feet along to Lorde's hit "Green Light.
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"It started with addictive pills, and then we saw the Mexican cartels jumping on America's enormous appetite for opioids and pushing heroin right across the border and flooding our streets with heroin," prosecutor Brennan said.
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The announcement comes mere days after actor Anthony Rapp accused Spacey of trying to "seduce" him when he was only 14 years old by jumping on top of him in a bed at a hotel.
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Reality show Pretty Girls Lit focuses on the adventures of four 20-something women, from jumping on trampolines in their swimsuits to fishing an orange out of a tree to smacking each other with dildos.
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It's not that I don't have those shout-it-from the rooftops, Tom Cruise–jumping-on-the-couch kind of love feelings—I simply never feel the urge to post anything when we are together.
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But while we were busy paying attention to the usual good-hair suspects — Taylor Swift, Chloë Grace Moretz, Lea Michele — we totally missed a whole other gang of people jumping on board the bangs bandwagon.
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As you may have already heard, Apple's new iPad Air is currently on sale (which we suggest jumping on before they're all gone), but that's not the only great deal on a tablet right now.
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As consumers become increasingly careful about the ingredients in beauty products, this "has led to more and more brands jumping on the natural and organic 'trend'," says Helen Cooper, managing director of Neal's Yard Remedies.
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Mixtape heads know there's nothing new to jumping on someone else's beat and attempting to make it one's own, whether as a freestyle or something more structured, even if only for a few fire minutes.
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But lawmakers aren't jumping on the O'Rourke bandwagon, cautioning that a lot can change in politics over the course of a few weeks, let alone over the span of a year until the Iowa caucuses.
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And I mean thoroughly: "Any bipedal creature running and jumping on the roof of a car would land with its head, hands and fingers toward the front of the car and its windscreen," Radford noted.
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Jumping on the beat to give a version that goes harder than Yachty's gentler original, he makes sure that he reps his home state, shouting out its beloved fallen son Prince ("Purple rain on me").
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Because I think that every band that has been jumping on that bandwagon, like, this is one of the bands that every one—it doesn't matter what other band you're into, you'll know this album.
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"Sword fighting and jumping on and off furniture — ouch!" she said, adding that when she performed the role at the Met in 2010, she logged two miles on her pedometer during the first act alone.
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At one point, Clark's brother, Stevante Clark interrupted the meeting by marching to the front of the chamber, jumping on top of the dais in front of Mayor Darrell Steinberg and chanting his brother's name.
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With Israel jumping on the bandwagon, a greater concern has emerged: The future of press freedom as a cornerstone of democracy is under threat at a time when democracy itself is declining around the world.
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One critic pointed out the irony of Bryant and Oldman winning during an award show helmed by Jimmy Kimmel, who use to host "The Man Show," which frequently featured bikini-clad women jumping on trampolines.
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Costume companies are jumping on the public's seemingly endless appetite for the latest political happenings by creating a slew of outfits that offer a spooky — or sometimes "sexy" — take on what's going on in Washington.
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What happened afterward — the media circus, fed by outlets jumping on the news as if it confirmed Jewell's guilt, and the rise of the 24-7 sensationalist news cycle in the 1990s — isn't Scruggs's fault.
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For a standard license to all of these apps, this usually costs $52.99 per month ($599.88 per year), but jumping on this deal now will knock that monthly charge down to $29.99 ($359.88 per year).
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Pixel 3 promotions have dried up a bit since the phone launched in mid-October, though Best Buy's is certainly worth jumping on if you were planning to buy it now or during the holiday season.
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Commodities funds attracted $1.5 billon inflows in the week to Wednesday, the largest in 14 weeks, BAML said, with commodity prices jumping on the back of Trump's plans to fix U.S. roads, bridges, schools and hospitals.
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DUBAI, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Stock markets in the Gulf firmed in early trade on Sunday with one of the main property developers in Saudi Arabia jumping on strong quarterly results and banking shares continuing their climb.
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In another photo, Jamie Lynn's husband Jamie Watson, who lives in Kentwood, Louisiana, with their girls, can be seen holding Ivey in his arms as he watches one of Britney's sons jumping on the outdoor trampoline.
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Even as President Trump angered the Chinese government early on by jumping on the phone with the leader of Taiwan, Ivanka has proven a much more effective—or at least tactful—emissary on the global stage.
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LG 360 VR Is One of the Shittiest Virtual Reality Headsets I've TriedLG is jumping on the VR bandwagon with the release of its new LG 360 VR headset, designed exclusively for the new G5 phone.
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While plenty of beauty brands are now jumping on the innovation train, launching sunscreens with new scents and gimmicks like glitter, Supergoop has managed to stay at the forefront after more than 10 years of production.
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Rather than jumping on the bandwagon hell-bent on discovering the kid's identity, Simon creates his own fake Gmail address (codename "Jacques,"as in Jacques A Dit, the French equivalent of Simon Says) and reaches out.
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Star Wars: The Last Jedi won't be in theaters until the end of the year, but preparation for the final installment of the Skywalker saga is already underway — and a new writer is jumping on board.
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It was first to popularize putting brands in chat and integrating third-party services, two trends Facebook-owned WhatsApp and Messenger and others are jumping on, and it looks like payment is the next major focus.
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As of late, Paris Jackson traded her messy lob for long blonde layers, while Bella Hadid gallivanted around Europe with brunette extensions, proving that the "reverse haircut" is happening this summer, and everyone's jumping on board.
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Retailers started jumping on the day around a decade ago, and as e-commerce started becoming more popular in recent years, companies like Alibaba and JD have come out winners on the day of treating yourself.
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Francisco Rivera placed himself on the fence and was hurt early, and the rest of the bout was just a back and forth swinging match with Lineker finally jumping on the guillotine to secure the submission.
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An 18-year-old Texas man is facing capital murder charges after police allege he fatally shot his 3-year-old stepson in the head when the child wouldn't stop jumping on his bed, PEOPLE confirms.
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But, after 48 hours of speaking to founders, investors, and top CEOs (two of which were jumping on the next flight to Shanghai), I noticed a disproportionate amount of noise around activity taking place in China.
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Melissa Smith became one of the Internet's newest heroes on Wednesday when video of her jumping on the hood of her car to stop it from being stolen hit the web and became a viral sensation.
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Before jumping on the FIRE bandwagon, consider if you are really committed to the frugal lifestyle it demands: "The amount of money that FIRE people are saving is basically austerity," said certified financial planner Douglas Boneparth.
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In the trailer, Efron and DeVine are bros — literally, they play brothers — and neither seem to have outgrown their boyish antics, including but not limited to: setting off fireworks, jumping on trampolines, and drinking — a lot.
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Disneyland Resort OtterBox iPhone Case, $59.99Whether he's making an important work call or jumping on the phone to chat with the grandkids, this Disneyland OtterBox iPhone case will remind him of his home away from home.
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The NFL, meanwhile, is not averse to jumping on early with emerging platforms — whether that's live-streaming video on Twitter, being the first sports league on Snapchat Discover or launching an Alexa voice app, for example.
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Since this model is brand-new and most outlets haven't had the opportunity to test it yet, we're not totally jumping on the bandwagon, but keep an eye out for more reviews to decide for yourself.
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"At every rally, Hugo Chavez is out front, showing us the way," enthuses Argenis Chavez, 363, an electrical engineer and incumbent governor, jumping on a bike and evoking his late elder brother at every campaign stop.
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Betances, who was making his season debut in Toronto when he injured himself jumping on the mound after striking out the Blue Jays' Brandon Drury, spent the first five months recovering from shoulder and lat issues.
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These days, Tucker is having to get used to these over-the-top reactions, whether they're coming from old fans newly smitten, new fans jumping on her old hits or music critics busily writing glowing reviews.
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Though far from sexy, spending your energy and willpower on the actions described by these 48 words is likely to have a far greater impact on your health than jumping on the latest zealot's restrictive bandwagon.
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Certainly no sign of a break right now, but I think we people jumping on the train here and are going to ride it on a narrow path until they feel they've got some good gains.
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Here's how the product will look on supermarket shelves: The past few months have been a time of incredible growth for the alternative meat movement, and as consumer demand surges, investors have been jumping on board.
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Some say it's just jumping on the bandwagon, and to some extent, that's not completely untrue, BUT the technique is something Scandinavians and other cultures have done for centuries, long before this seemingly modern trend surfaced.
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I used it to get arty with all kinds of moments — from traffic going into the Lincoln Tunnel in New York City to stopping time for someone jumping on the street, keeping everything else at a standstill.
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This speaker's current price on Amazon is $89.99, making Dell's deal a respectable price drop that's worth jumping on if you're looking for a water-resistant smart speaker that's no slouch when it comes to sound performance.
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But unlike other brands that have tried jumping on the royal wedding bandwagon (like screen-printing site Bags of Love and its royal swimsuits ), KFC at least has a somewhat connection to the royal couple's pending nuptials.
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While its rival McDonald's has been using a creepy clown as a fast food mascot since forever, Burger King is now jumping on the bandwagon with a #ScaryClownNight ad campaign that includes this polished 90-second video.
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Still, it's hard to see how this is more compelling than say, jumping on Twitter and viewing posts from established and verified news outlets and journalists that I have chosen to follow because I value their work.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa. – A police officer was charged with voluntary manslaughter in the shooting death of a man reported to have been hanging on or jumping on moving cars near a Pennsylvania amusement park, a prosecutor announced Tuesday.
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If you can't even shake someone's hand and you're supposed to keep a solid 3-foot social distance as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads, jumping on a shared electric scooter can't possibly be a safe activity. Right?
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That stretches from the fast-growing green-bond market, to public and private-equity investors jumping on the bandwagon, to innovative funding tools set up by nonprofit groups like the World Resources Institute and the Nature Conservancy.
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Now political insiders argue it will be more fruitful for the Democrats to wait on the findings of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into ties between the Trump camp and Russia before jumping on the impeachment bandwagon.
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Betances, who was making his season debut in Toronto when he injured himself jumping on the mound after striking out the Blue Jays' Brandon Drury, spent the season's first five months recovering from shoulder and lat issues.
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So until a new trend that we can soil our trousers about comes along, we'll be stuck listening to dark mode acolytes telling us light mode folks why we're the fools for not jumping on the bandwagon.
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He says his employer is "pandering" and "jumping on the left's agenda" with the new policy, but also that people like Andreychenko who go out seeking attention give the rest of the gun community a bad name.
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Oil prices gave up much of their gains after jumping on Friday as the United States imposed sanctions on some Iranian individuals and entities, days after the White House put Tehran "on notice" over a ballistic missile test.
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But, at it's core, that's not really what this letter is about — it's about a fit, white man jumping on the back of a movement led mostly by women to give himself a little pat on the back.
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As Ms. Munyaneza speaks and sings, occasionally jumping on a table of the sort that she and her friend used to cower under, she is joined by the Ivorian dancer Nadia Beugré and the French composer Alain Mahé.
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Once enjoyed and developed for niche techie and gaming audiences, brands have quickly realized VR's limitless potential, and, as a result, every interest group from interior design to makeup to apparel is jumping on the immersive content bandwagon.
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"Painful," Ramsay tweeted back at the less-than-stellar photo, and the internet being the delightful sandbox that it is, Ramsay's critiques have led to a pile-on situation, with commenters jumping on the proverbial bandwagon of abuse.
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WIRED is not a dedicated sleep site, but we did fill a room with 2100 of the top mattress-in-a-box models and two full days unboxing, examining, reclining on, and even jumping on each of them.
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Ford, the first woman to come forward with allegations against Kavanaugh, describes Judge watching Kavanaugh's alleged assault of her, occasionally egging him on, and jumping on the bed several times — a move that eventually allowed her to escape.
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The remaining 133 Dems voted present, withholding their vote at the behest of party leaders, including House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, who have refrained from jumping on the "Abolish ICE" bandwagon.
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Normally, Jax can be found hanging off of his mom, learning his way around his surroundings by "jumping on logs, climbing trees, or climbing his big brother, Junior," says Hillary, who works with the Heart of Africa team.
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"The smaller independent brokers are fairly opportunistic and good at jumping on trends, so crazed market activity in anything to do with cryptocurrency and marijuana plays right into that ability," said Matt Skipp, president of SW8 Asset Management.
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Silfverberg got his first goal of the night at the five-and-a-half-minute mark, jumping on a loose puck in the slot and whipping it past Kinkaid's stick after Josh Manson's shot was blocked by Schlemko.
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" The Washington Post reports that the idea for the March for Science "germinated online following the first Women's March on Washington...It caught on fast, with several mainstream science groups jumping on board and promising a nonpartisan event.
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And with more judges jumping on board, suddenly a legal theory that should have been doomed from the start will have attracted enough credibility to force the Supreme Court to weigh in and have the final say. Again.
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Then, when the shunned speaker and some school administrators attempted to leave the building, full-blown chaos ensued, with protesters (not all of whom were students, apparently) pushing and shoving and jumping on a car Murray got into.
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We need to be alert to Yemenis jumping on the humanitarian bandwagon in a way to deceive global public opinion — not out of humanitarian concern, but to ensure that Yemen remains a safe haven for extremists to operate.
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Sure, Black Friday, President's Day, Labor Day, and pretty much any other holiday gives you the excuse to buy tech devices at great prices, but that shouldn't stop you from jumping on a deal when we see one.
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Not only was the ad a nightmare for the brand, it caused other marketers to became wary of jumping on hot-button issues and was used by ad agencies to make the case against taking advertising in-house.
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Jumping on the social media trend of posting a photo of your first headshot online, Ben Affleck decided to switch things up on Saturday and share photos of what he claimed where his pal Matt Damon's early headshots instead.
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" He further alleges that "the entire time I was running out of the house and to the car, she was pounding on me with her fists, jumping on my back, and attacking me trying to get the phone back.
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Once there, the selected man tied her with pantyhose to the bed, then summoned his companions before shouting "Rodeo" and jumping on her back, trying to stay on top of her for as long as possible as she struggled.
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I wasn't particularly interested in the idea of any big mainstream stars jumping on the track, but if it was going to happen, I could think of dozens of people I'd rather hear on this song than Lil Yachty.
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So it might worth jumping on the prospective product if it looks like it solves a big pain point for you as a Bluetooth headphone user who's been itching to use a nicer pair of cans with the Switch.
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The idea is that instead of jumping on a plane, people could use goggles, ear phones and haptic suit to connect with a humanoid robot somewhere across the globe, and through that robot, interact with people and the environment.
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All of this while it would have been more politically correct to just go along with the rest of the herd jumping on bumper sticker solutions to the complicated questions on the role of human activity on climate change.
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"I'm jumping on a speeding train — they all have a head start," Mr. Lane said not long before curtain on a recent Monday, sitting in a back room of Joe Allen, the Midtown restaurant beloved by the theater crowd.
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TILLEMANN: So before we go any further on that, Crow is the favorite in no small part, Congressman Hoyer, because the DCCC not only put its finger on the scale, but started jumping on the scale very early on.
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Vastly outnumbered by Afghans and Pakistanis at the border, Syrians who have fled their country's protracted civil war say most of their fellow migrants are jumping on the bandwagon for economic reasons, and then pretending to be Syrian refugees.
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This was for his new job, where he is no longer working for the leader of the free world, and he still felt that he couldn't wait until the couple said "I do" before jumping on a conference call.
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"I've been very surprised at how much enthusiasm there's been for this and how people are just jumping on this bandwagon," said Dr. Rachel Moon, chairwoman of the American Academy of Pediatrics' task force on Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
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"There's nothing really fundamental to drive things onwards from here, so I think it's a bit of misplaced euphoria and trend-following buyers jumping on the bandwagon," said Robin Bhar, head of metals research at Societe Generale in London.
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Ten seconds of security camera footage released by the police appeared to show a man, knife in hand, lunging toward a policeman falling backwards onto the ground, then jumping on him while wielding the knife and making stabbing motions.
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Other social media users chastised the confused passengers, noting that both plane types were clearly printed on the card, and asking why they didn't ask their flight attendants to clarify instead of jumping on social media and scaring people.
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More than 4,700 migrants have died attempting treacherous sea journeys to Europe this year, the deadliest on record, and others perished attempting to enter Britain by jumping on lorries, trying to walk through the Channel Tunnel or swim across.
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Khloé Kardashian went "bronde" last week for the first time in years, Paris Hilton dipped her toe in brunette water last month, Miley Cyrus is finally growing out that platinum pixie — and now, Sarah Hyland is jumping on the bandwagon.
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When the company spun off, it took some Microsoft talent along with it, including DefinedCrowd CTO João Freitas and CBDO Aya Zook, both of whom had senior roles at the software giant prior to jumping on board with the startup.
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"Jumping on the anti-nomination bandwagon calls into question the sincerity of Ayotte's recent breaks with her party over immigration and Obama's attempt to address climate change by ordering a cap on carbon emissions," the left-leaning editorial board wrote.
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Image was a gateway for millions of new fans to get into comics, and it also served as a jumping-on point for people too intimidated by the four or five decades of history and continuity of Marvel and DC comics.
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So, if you're not on the ketogenic diet for medical reasons, and are just jumping on the bandwagon, then you have to ask yourself: is it worth a vaginal infection, in addition to the other health issues it could present?
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As it is, most shows on Prime are paid for a la carte, but offering a free service is just going to siphon away more consumers who are tired of traditional television and are jumping on the cord-cutting boom.
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In 2014, Kelley was cited for misdemeanor cruelty to animals after witnesses saw him jumping on top of a dog and punching it repeatedly in the head and neck area, the Denver Post reported, citing an El Paso County Sheriff's report.
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It is late but it is at last jumping on the digital bandwagon, says John Gordon, a restaurant expert at Pacific Management Consulting Group, who points out that even Dunkin' Donuts, a doughnut chain, offers an advance order-and-pay app.
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Perhaps the most famous use of the iPhone in filmmaking is Tangerine, directed by Sean Baker in 2015 and shot entirely on iPhone 5s, but more and more directors, like Olivia Wilde and Steven Soderbergh, are jumping on the iPhone bandwagon.
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The young child was jumping on a trampoline with his brother on Wednesday evening when he heard one of his friends calling for him from a house next door, officials with the Colorado Parks & Wildlife said in a press release.
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Chris Christie on Trump VP snub: Disappointed but 'over it' Trump's campaign chairman Paul Manafort accused the Clinton campaign of jumping on the controversy to attack Melania Trump because she was a threat to the former secretary of state's presidential candidacy.
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The bottom line: While it's unlikely the Fed will be jumping on the Gesell bandwagon anytime soon, Mihm says that the idea of a depreciating currency could serve the U.S. and the global economy in the event of another downturn.
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We're in the midst of a major Kardashian-Jenner family baby boom — Kim Kardashian, Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner are all expecting babies — but 22-year-old supermodel Kendall Jenner won't be jumping on the baby bandwagon in the near future.
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What started with a clever tweet and an old photo has Rihanna and Lupita Nyong'o kicking around the idea for a joint film project — and now Selma director Ava DuVernay and HBO's Insecure writer Issa Rae are jumping on the bandwagon.
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And now more states are jumping on the bandwagon: North Carolina wants to consider it a controlled substance, New Jersey is proposing heavy fines and jail time for distributors and users, and New York wants to penalize stores caught selling it.
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Since arriving in the Senate in 1987 he has been a consistent champion of prizefighting, even (rare for a old-school boxing guy) jumping on the MMA bandwagon early by supporting the creation of unified rules and pushing for national legalization.
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I don't know if this is really necessary, or just a sign of the times, or LinkedIn jumping on the bot bandwagon, but it looks like there will be more "suggested content" that will now be worked into the messaging experience.
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WATCH: The Bachelor's Arie Luyendyk Jr. Says He's okay with People calling him the "old" bachelor "I'm older and wiser—and grayer" By the way, both of us jumping on the one jet ski was really sexy and so fun.
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Caleb Acuna, 2, and his sister Gabrielle, 5, were jumping on an inflatable bounce pad at JK's Pumpkin Patch when a strong gust of wind hurled it into the air, the Lancaster County Sheriff's Office said in a press release.
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Some models and actors like to intensify the effect of the water cut by taking a diuretic, trying to sweat it out in the sauna, taking scalding hot Epsom salt baths, or jumping on cardio equipment while dressed to summit Everest.
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"I think the media has done a really good job at sort of jumping on top of the #MeToo movement at every single opportunity they have gotten to undermine and discredit what we've all been fighting for," Milano told Hill.
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And my fiancé, a documentary filmmaker I met at a now-defunct East Village dive bar drinking whiskey and Bud, is the sort of anti-bro I last expected to threaten my lager love by jumping on the WC wagon.
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"HRP are jumping on a bandwagon which is seeing employers engaging in a race to the bottom, ending good final salary schemes and replacing them with risky cheaper defined contribution schemes," said GMB regional organizer Michael Ainsley in a statement.
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"We have a campaign jumping on the trend 'khaleek fil beit' (stay at home), encouraging people to stay home by giving them the ability to order anything via a butler service," Toters' Saudi Arabia General Manager Rita Kerbaj told Reuters.
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And they matter most in the mindless rush, when everyone seems to be jumping on board the latest new thing, because it's in these heady moments that we lose sight of the precise risks of turning ourselves over to tech.
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We don't want to accept our biological limitations of being on two feet, and so there's always going to be something appealing about jumping on one wheel and just being able to zoom around like you're a space wizard or something.
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Some nutritionists say rather than jumping on the latest diet bandwagon or trend, it's time to consider embracing a "non-diet diet" -- basically a set of guiding principles that can help you lose weight and keep it off for good.
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And while overall foreign holdings of government debt is about 7 percent, low compared with other countries, outsiders have been increasingly jumping on board as seen in government bonds attracting net inflows of foreign cash even as investors have fled equities.
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Not since Naismith nailed peach baskets to the wall of a gym had basketball ever been a distraction for Canadians until Thursday when it became a national obsession, the country putting aside regional loyalties and jumping on the Toronto Raptors bandwagon.
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"In all honesty this is a fresh start, a clean slate and a new season, jumping on the grass," Barty told reporters on Friday at the Edgbaston club which again has attracted a high-class field ahead of next month's Wimbledon.
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A touching slideshow video took the congregation through his colorful life: There were photos of him jumping on the beach, videos of him howling in the car with his dogs, and snaps of that cheeky gap-toothed grin from his child-star days.
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Watch while we lounge at towering Roman Baths, sample local gin, and ogle ancient architecture in Bath, before jumping on the train to Bristol to enjoy the local nightlife, the innovative food, and the musical stylings of an all-female DJ collective.
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While we saw a handful of celebrities (Elle Fanning, Ashley Tisdale, and Ashley Benson to name a few) jumping on the pastel bandwagon, and others going full redhead in spades, 2017 is bringing us a more whimsical version of these hair trends.
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At the gig itself, part of a bill booked by Singh, she uses Matt like a human stage, jumping on his stomach like a trampoline and dropping to her knees in a way that makes a number of people in the audience wince.
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For providers, jumping on a narrow-network strategy like Oscar's can be a path to greater market share, and help provide better care at the same time, said P.K. Khurana, strategic services officer at Oscar's chief Los Angeles partner, Providence Health & Services California.
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Ultimately, you get what you pay for with non-approved, out-of-warranty repairs; sometimes, that's a bricked phone, and if you're affected, you're probably much better off spending your time moving to a new handset than jumping on a doomed lawsuit.
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However, the majority of migrants and refugees just felt hopelessly stranded — they'd likely merely find somewhere else nearby and continue to try their luck jumping on trains and trucks, sights still set on the United Kingdom and lacking the resources to change course.
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Schneider says that, for example, jumping on the spot and doing 'push-ups' against the wall helps to calm her, as does using a 'skin brush' to brush her limbs and torso (she uses such a brush before she sits down with me).
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Just keep in mind that when the news does finally break, you can count on roughly the same number of people as the entire population of Wyoming (an estimated 585,501, as of the 2016 Census) jumping on the launch the second it drops.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan board member Yutaka Harada said on Friday the central bank must be "very careful" about exiting from its ultra-loose monetary policy, warning of the dangers of jumping on what could be temporary improvements in the job market.
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So far, the tactic has proven successful: Canapa Ligure has convinced restauranteurs to add the ingredient into everything from gelato to chocolate and pizza—with local pizzaiolos Barcala' recently jumping on the bandwagon with their pizza base made out of cannabis flour.
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I hate to use the word regret, but if there's anything I could go back and redo, it'd be that 30 seconds: instead of jumping on him when I hurt him, I'd let him back up and continue what I was doing.
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I sit down with the actress, director, star, and producer of the film, Zoe Lister-Jones, to talk about the joys of an all-women film crew, jumping on mattresses, and why Band Aid ultimately has an optimistic message about long-term relationships.
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"At 90 cents contango, floating storage is starting to make sense and at $1.50 people will be jumping on it," a Singapore-based LNG trader said, adding that the wide price spread signals the temporary storage of LNG on tankers a possibility.
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San Francisco wasted little time jumping on LA's No. 267 starter, as a single by Denard Span, a double by Brandon Belt and a two-RBI single by Posey gave the Giants a 2-0 lead just six pitches into the game.
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So jumping on the Trump wagon, or telling Hillary and Obama to do something, anything, ignores the gravity of a situation that won't get better tomorrow no matter how loudly we yell or how many people we detain or bombs we deploy.
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In addition to jumping on the anti-bullying bandwagon that is so popular on television and in film at the moment, the movie tries for a second bit of topicality by including a subplot pegged to the high cost of health care.
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Dollar Flight Club does all the heavy-lifting when it comes to sourcing deals online, as the service constantly checks prices and alerts you the second it sees a deal worth jumping on (we're talking nearly 90% off a flight's original price tag).
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Although the GOP frontrunner's speech at the fairgrounds in Costa Mesa went off without a hitch and drew thousands of supporters, outside demonstrators scuffled with Trump fans and destroyed at least one police car, jumping on it and breaking the vehicle's windows.
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I was a little scared that people would think that I'm jumping on the Motörhead bandwagon and capitalizing on the death of these two guys when in fact the book was pretty much finished and all three of them were still alive.
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And I try to be spontaneous, whether that means staying up late drinking whiskey and dancing in the living room with my husband, the volume cranked way up, or jumping on a motorcycle, my arms tight around his waist, to see the fall foliage.
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The Chicago Cubs and Willson Contreras had to wait an extra few hours on Saturday afternoon, but they picked up where they left off on Friday, jumping on their intracity rivals early in an 2100-4 win over the visiting White Sox at Wrigley Field.
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They cited jumping on the bacon bandwagon because of its sheer popularity in the U.S. "Since 2018, the tasty indulgence has been mentioned more than 17,000 times a day across U.S. online platforms (that's 740 times an hour!)," the company said in a statement.
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The lovers take turns trying to get the other to spot them chatting up someone else, and when Grande spots Foster getting a little too close with another girl, she takes matters into her own hands jumping on her and throwing her to the ground.
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Another of the three men who joined Draper in his hotel room, James Erickson, said Draper courted him for months as a teenager to join in "energy exercises," eventually bringing him to his hotel room when he was drunk and jumping on his back.
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Nalawadi (who was previously a product manager at Google) told me that just as a social media marketer at a company like Oreo can capture eyeballs and headlines by jumping on breaking news, mobile marketers bring users back to their apps by staying topical.
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Clinton's FBI investigation: What you need to know Clinton's campaign held a call with reporters Monday jumping on reports from CNBC and Huffington Post that Comey argued privately against naming Russia as the state actor carrying out hacks on Democratic officials, citing the election.
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Instead of jumping on a fixed-route bus or a less affordable taxi, you can send your ride request to Renault and the company's EZ-GO car will integrate you into its existing route in the most efficient way relative to its other passengers.
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The videos also showed how polar bears hunt: 90 percent of the time, the bears just sat and waited for seals to come up breathing holes in the ice, while the remaining time they stalked the seals and attacked them by jumping on them.
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But with more and more companies jumping on the game-streaming bandwagon, latency is going to become even more of an issue in the industry moving forward, and simply limiting the availability of these services to those with a fast enough connection isn't enough.
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On sunny morning on the outskirts of Sydney, Chris de Aboitiz heads out on the surf on his stand-up paddle board, joined by Rama and Millie, two rescue dogs who perform tricks, jumping on their owners shoulders and back as he rides the waves.
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Yep, if you spent a healthy amount of your childhood jumping on the bed doing your best karate moves as the Pink Ranger (anybody?), you might recognize Yen for her role as Vypra, the evil villainess in Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue in the early 2000s.
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Coming off a three-game home sweep at the hands of the Toronto Blue Jays, the A's wasted little time jumping on Texas starter Mike Minor (28-27), with Piscotty blasting his fourth homer of the season with one out in the second inning.
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If you're among those who use a projector for your home theater, you haven't really had a great option for jumping on the 4K bandwagon, and you might be feeling left out now that the high-resolution tech is more common among TV manufacturers.
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In any case, VW chief strategist Michael Jost is jumping on the task of helping the car company go electric: "In the next few years, our developers will be rolling out the very last combustion platforms," he says in an interview with Business Insider.
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" Felicity Hayward, @felicityhaywardcurvemodel"I am a firm believer in #selflovebringsbeauty; 10 years ago, I wouldn't have been this comfortable jumping on inflatables or dancing around the pool in a hotel in a skimpy swimsuit, but I have learned confidence and happiness oozes sex appeal!
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"Everyone should be jumping on Zoom at least once a day to see members of their team, smile at each other and provide the interaction that will keep us feeling connected," said Noah Shachtman, the editor in chief of The Daily Beast, in an email.
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Our top pick, the NordicTrack's S22i Studio Cycle, is a high-quality at-home bike that offers a deep library of on-demand content like instructor-led courses and digital rides across the world, that you'll love jumping on for a workout each day.
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While this is ridiculous on its face (and, in fact, Sanders's two-state position on Israel and Palestine lines up with the majority of American Jews), the fear-mongering may be enough to deter a number of Jewish voters from jumping on the Sanders bandwagon.
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"With the market value the way it is right now, there's a lot of people jumping on the same kind of real estate that I'm looking to invest in," said Michael Tarpley, who owns his own home nearby but is looking for an income property.
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In May 2010, Kendrys Morales of the Los Angeles Angels fractured an ankle by jumping on home plate after hitting a game-winning home run against the Seattle Mariners, an injury that cost him the rest of that season and much of the following season.
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Orange is jumping on a bandwagon of European companies that are considering selling part of their mobile networks on the back of sky-rocketing valuations for infrastructure assets, and a growing appetite for them from groups such as U.S. investment firm KKR and Spain's Cellnex.
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BMW announced last week it would integrate Alexa through a built-in microphone in many BMW and Mini vehicles for 2018 in the US, Germany, and UK. Nissan jumping on board with some older vehicles, however, may entice many more people to embrace Amazon and Alexa.
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He wrote of a married socialite who propositioned him on a ballroom dance floor as her husband looked on and about a bride-to-be "jumping on top of me wanting to get screwed" in his limousine a week before she was due to be married.
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A quick scan through the Instagram accounts of all the top hairstylists is all it takes to realize just how big a moment messy bedhead is having — and while I'm not totally about jumping on every trend bandwagon, this is one I want to be on.
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While you might still be sweating it out summer-style for a few more weeks, Dunkin' Donuts is gearing up to launch their fall menu items, Starbucks has been hinting at the eminent return of the PSL, and now Target is also jumping on the autumnal bandwagon.
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Recent new listings in Saudi Arabia have not performed as well as in the past; Middle East Healthcare listed in late March at an IPO price of 64 riyals and after jumping on the first day, has largely moved sideways; it closed at 71.50 riyals on Tuesday.
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But unlike Nintendo's iconic series, Braid wasn't just about jumping on ledges and stomping bad guys; it took the basic structure of a platform game that so many people are familiar with, and twisted it into an experience about solving complex puzzles and exploring philosophical questions.
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That means we don't actually know if Candace Birger was influenced by the fact that Disney Princesses are obsessed with animals and make birds do their chores for them or if she was just jumping on the popularly of the new live action Beauty and the Beast.
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Barack and Michelle Obama flew from Washington D.C. to Palm Springs for a grand total of 3 days before jumping on a private jet and going back from where they came and then some ... so the question, was that the plan or was Palm Springs a washout?
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Robin Starr, vice-president of Skinner auction house in Boston, attributed the growth in defaults that they've been seeing to online bidding, noting that embarrassed bidders blame a child in their home for making a bid by accident, or the family cat jumping on the computer mouse.
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CROSS I think it may turn out to be slightly burdensome, in that people who don't realize that was five years ago are going to mistakenly think, "Oh they're jumping on and trying to shoehorn in —" WALTER Oh, but we actually filmed it six years ago.
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"There's also an issue of jumping on the wagon — the feeling that I have to be part of the conversation, I have to remain relevant on social media and be part of the general discussion — at times without really understanding the issue in depth," he said.
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If you are a Democrat and are relentlessly focused on nominating someone who can beat President Donald Trump -- and all polling I've seen suggests that's the dominant motivation for a majority of party voters -- then Sanders' nutty-professor profile may keep you from jumping on board.
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In another example of Starling Bank jumping on the Open Banking/PSD2 train before legislation in the U.K. and Europe next year will force banks to do so, it is launching its latest API partnership: this time with Yoyo Wallet, the U.K.-based mobile payment and loyalty platform.
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It makes sense that you wouldn't be hooked in — you need to be able to jump off if there's a problem — but managing two independent self-balancing objects seems like it could be a bit harder to get the hang of than just jumping on a big wide board.
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But the Swedish-born forward, in his third season with the Ducks after a fine rookie campaign in Ottawa, has boatloads of talent — and he flashed some on the winner, jumping on his own rebound and roofing the puck over Hutchinson, the only Jets' player in the vicinity.
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With nearly everyone who visits a Starbucks store jumping on the free Wi-Fi, it has a captive audience it can market to via its digital network; and its mobile app is today regularly launched for mobile payments at point-of-sale, card management, loyalty rewards, and mobile ordering.
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As I have been reporting all day, DOJ may indeed appeal the latest ruling, and that could throw all of this into another -- this is a huge chess game where, there&aposs some degree of uncertainty, but it is... (CROSSTALK) CAVUTO: Well, Charlie, I&aposm jumping on you here.
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Right before jumping on the phone Friday afternoon, Andrew Mason, who then ran a walking tour startup called Detour and ran Groupon, was hand-correcting a transcription of a speech by John F. Kennedy — which was transcribed by some new software he and his team built in-house.
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"Fans are still doing crazy things like jumping on top of police vans, but it's a genuine craziness and excitement and not the sort of hooliganism we have witnessed in the past," said Tom Gibbons of Teesside University, a senior lecturer in sociology and the history of sports.
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Ms. Le Pen, officials said, will also attack Mr. Macron from the right, arguing that he is soft on the perceived threat from Islam and jumping on his recent statement about multiculturalism and diversity in France — that "there is not a French culture" — to tempt older traditional conservatives.
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In France in the 85033s, shares of the Mississippi Company, which oversaw the swamps of Mississippi, went up 10-fold in a year due to the promise of untold far-flung riches (in Mississippi swamps!) and even poor peasants were jumping on the bandwagon by selling their livestock.
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While other fighters received months-long suspensions for orthopedic and cosmetic injuries, a winning and virtually unscathed fighter gets an interminable layoff for disobeying the commission's wishes: apparently, Gaethje defied a written warning against jumping on the cage that the Colorado commission gave him sometime before the fight.
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