His team jumps back in the van and gives chase.
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In her mind, the battle jumps back and forth in time.
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From there, Black Monday jumps back to a year before that day.
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The leopard first jumps back, but then is ready to square off.
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It jumps back and forth in time, with events viewed from multiple perspectives.
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Just make sure to get it from Walmart before the price jumps back up.
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Scott takes her advice to jumps back into work instead of into the club.
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The show jumps back in time to the discovery of the Marburg files in 1945.
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He jumps back on a call and I work on cleaning and organizing a filing cabinet.
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But there are still some potential challenges for Amazon as it jumps back into this arena.
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It begins with a suicide in 1988, then jumps back to the night of the explosion.
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" After Sam pulls her into a deeply inadvisable kiss, Justine jumps back and screams, "Oh my God!
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And then the other guy with the Kalashnikov jumps back into the car—he was the driver.
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The ad jumps back to the soldiers hurrying the stretcher onto the back of a military aircraft.
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Price then jumps back in time and spends much of the novel catching everyone up to speed.
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Moss jumps back and forth in time to try to unmask the killer, exploring different timelines and suspects.
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Let's keep an eye on Ramirez's Twitter and hope she jumps back on the #rollercoster for another ride.
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After a quick beat or two on the ground, Ken rolls to his feet and jumps back up.
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It moves with your vision and jumps back to it's original spot every time it recovers from dropped frames.
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Dark Fate, for better and worse, jumps back to the franchise's heyday and tries to recapture the glory days.
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Their detour a success, Nesbitt's team jumps back in their truck and hurries south before the storm can break.
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The way the show jumps back and forth between the big important stuff and the smaller moments is great.
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It is truly a Don't Ask Don't Tell-era show, full of small steps forward and anxious jumps back.
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Dad brakes, jumps out, gingerly lifts the liberator off Gran's lap, and deposits him in the road, jumps back in.
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It jumps back and forth in time, juxtaposing the shop's earnest beginnings in the early '90s with its eventual end.
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Pressing up on the D-Pad jumps back and forth between the virtual living room and first-person VR Minecraft.
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Then the story jumps back to another unhappy moment, when she learns by phone that her husband is leaving her.
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Theon jumps back and forth between firing arrows and swinging a spear to defeat any wights that come toward Bran's body.
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She jumps back in time to the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893, hoping to change an injustice to change the future.
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Tap the instant replay button on the remote (a circular arrow icon) and the content currently playing jumps back several seconds.
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As is often the case with VR, that means it jumps back and forth between being very cool and very frustrating.
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Ullmann jumps back and forth in time from the narrator's early childhood to the months around the father's death in 2007.
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The black waiter jumps back on his electric golf cart, after writing down their orders, and heads off toward the clubhouse.
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Basically, there can be a freeze while everyone waits to see what happens when the first firm jumps back into the market.
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In another, a mermaid jumps out of the ocean, sits on a rock to stretch and then jumps back in the water.
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Then it jumps back to the start of the controversy, drawing from months' worth of candid recordings following a few notable players.
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After a few minutes, Derulo jumps back off the stage, poses for a few photos, and struts back out into the evening.
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Without much warning, a young whitetail deer rears onto its hind legs, jumps back, and slams its side right into the stream.
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Earlier this week, aides to both candidates said they'd continue their Senate campaigns even if Rubio jumps back in, according to Post.
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The play jumps back and forth in time, from Shireen's adolescence and early adulthood to Molly's traffic-plagued drive to New England.
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Wallace jumps back and forth between a slew of themes and topics including addiction, family, advertising, branding, pop culture, marijuana and tennis.
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The show jumps back and forth in time, repeating history while characters try to change it, and occasionally even get frozen in it.
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"We won't see big jumps back to previous earnings levels," he told journalists late on Wednesday, saying profit increases would rather happen gradually.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp, the third and final MCU film planned for 2018, jumps back in time and scale from Infinity War.
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Using Kensho, a hedge fund analytics tool, we searched for what may occur if the VIX jumps back 5 points to above 16.
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Just remember to cancel when you're done if you're not using it, as the price jumps back up to $15 after three months.
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He jumps back in time and kills the villains who killed Vanessa (Morena Baccarin) at the beginning of the movie, thereby saving her.
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"Aim to pay down your debt before the interest rate jumps back up again," added Sara Rathner, a credit cards expert at NerdWallet.
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However, there's also a theory out there that Far From Home takes place in present day, but jumps back in time before the snap.
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The rally in global equities may have further to go as more money jumps back into the market, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said Tuesday.
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The fate of this tarnished golden boy, a mediocre but weirdly charming medic, anchors a plot that jumps back and forth through the decades.
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It's set in the 1930s, concerns a plot to bilk an heiress (Min-hee Kim) and jumps back and forth between Korea and Japan.
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The film's second act jumps back and forth between Ruth and her house-robbing adversary, who seems to be operating in an entirely different film.
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Probably my favorite thing about the paper is the way it jumps back and forth between practical tips for mile-chasers and abstruse academic jargon.
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It then jumps back three decades to observe Jacques's departure from the French Navy and his early oceanographic expeditions undertaken when Philippe was 10. (filmlinc.org)
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As Reynolds approaches, however, the barricade topples over toward the actor, who then jumps back to sit on the stage in the nick of time.
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Instead, the episode jumps back more than half a century to the first atomic bomb test, heralding one of the year's weirdest half-hours of television.
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Like any good multi-perspective thriller, it jumps back and forth between different characters, all of whom are on separate paths converging towards the same place.
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"We assume the stock price jumps back to $65 by mid-2018 and continues to rise at an 8 percent rate from there," the report said.
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In the browser without Scroll Anchoring, the page jumps back to the top after it finishes loading, while the other stays where the user has scrolled to.
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"Impossible Causes" also jumps back and forth in time in ways that can be as foggy as the landscape the author evokes in passages of archaic prose.
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At one point of the altercation, a man in red yells, "I'm ready to go to jail tonight," just before he jumps back in to the brawl.
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In The Gone World, he introduces an even more ambitious investigation: one that jumps back and forth in time, and which could decide the fate of humanity.
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It's unclear when Romney will decide whether or not he jumps back into the political arena, but he has until March 15 to file for Hatch's seat.
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Then, just to clear up any timeline confusion once and for all, he jumps back to kill Ryan Reynolds as he reads a screenplay for Warner Bros.
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That's not the whole story either: Over and over, the film proceeds down one narrative path, then jumps back as each twist reveals a new, hidden thread.
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The text frequently jumps back to Jed's childhood and adolescence in Chicago, moves forward to West Berlin, and then back again to recall Jed's parents and siblings.
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With this leak, Samsung jumps back to the top of news cycle, quieting others like Nokia, BlackBerry and LG who had made a splash with their own handsets.
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After demonstrating how, in Far Cry 5, the player can endlessly revive their AI-controlled "Guns for Hire," Crowbcat jumps back to Far Cry 2 one last time.
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You can get lifetime access to the Blender Creator Course for just $11.99 today while it's on sale before it jumps back to its regular price of $195.
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And the episode jumps back and forth with more necessity than grace, so Claire and Frank's relationship sometimes registers as even more halting and abrupt than it is.
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The winner on Tuesday will, if he jumps back in, be running for a different seat come November, perhaps in the state's newly drawn 14th or 17th districts.
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PST tonight, so you'll have to act fast and add the top-rated hair tool to your shopping cart ASAP before it jumps back up to full price tomorrow.
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At one point of the altercation, the man in the red shirt yells, "I'm ready to go to jail tonight," just before he jumps back in to the brawl.
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The narrative jumps back and forth, feeling dreamlike at times, between David's memories of an innocent, cheerful younger Nic and a volatile present Nic, in and out of rehab.
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The movie jumps back and forth between the past and the future at various points, each transition giving a nice little reprieve from the build-up in the last scene.
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The two-minute video jumps back and forth between multiple of her looks, but one of the standouts was the heavily embellished Rodarte jumpsuit teamed with a romantic floral headpiece.
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The fifth installment of the "X-Men" franchise jumps back to the 1960s, when the United States was on the brink of nuclear war and turtlenecks were all the rage.
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It starts with three old, bitter, and estranged characters, then jumps back scene by scene to how they got to that point until it gets the start of their friendship.
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The movie then jumps back six years to the arrival in Los Angeles of Marla, an aspiring starlet under contract to Hughes, and her strict Baptist mother, Lucy (Annette Bening).
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Throughout the narrative, which jumps back and forth in time between the late 1980s and 2007, the events leading to Jodi's conviction spin in her memory, becoming clearer bit by bit.
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As Dietz experiences disorienting jumps back and forth in time, she learns that the key to her entire predicament comes down to taking control of her situation in order to save everyone.
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After a week with Alison (Ruth Wilson) and Cole (Joshua Jackson), the show jumps back to the premiere's final moments where they left Vik (Omar Metwally) laid out on the bathroom floor.
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Then the film jumps back to Kwon's real life as a lonely kid in an internet cafe, as he says goodbye to his virtual friends and logs off the game he was playing.
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It takes the fisherman a little time to convince the surprise catch, but eventually the sea lion reluctantly jumps back into the water, leaving the safety and plethora of fish on the boat behind.
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Nokia has announced plans on Tuesday to buy French wearables maker Withings for 170 million euros ($191.8 million) as the Finnish network equipment maker jumps back into the consumer market with digital health technology.
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And if you're the kind of genre geek who jumps back to the beginning of a book to work out how you've been hoodwinked, you'll find that the author has played fair and square.
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Long Story Short follows the structure of the game quite closely: it focuses on 2B until the combat machines Adam and Eve are defeated, then jumps back to see those events again from 9S's perspective.
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When they are introduced to a factory supervisor and dive to touch her feet, a traditional gesture of respect toward elders, the supervisor jumps back as if she has been stuck with a hot poker.
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Produced by A$AP Ferg, it jumps back and forth between Baller's live shows, his videos, and slow motion close-ups of the artist and his Harlem neighborhood, all tied together by prayers and memories.
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And with a deal this good, we don't anticipate it staying in stock long — so be sure to add it to your shopping cart before it jumps back up to full price in a few hours.
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As she jumps back and forth, Moss ages in real time — she looks the same age as her mother after spending years in the future, but surprises people in the future by apparently aging exceptionally well.
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That story jumps back and forth in time between "Greedy" McCreadie's school days and the buildup to the lavish, tasteless 60th birthday party he has decided to throw for himself on the Greek island of Mykonos.
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This new mini-series jumps back in time to cover more rugged adventurers from the country's first 75 years; the lives of Daniel Boone, Lewis and Clark, and Davy Crockett will be explored through dramatizations and interviews with experts.
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You could have someone who's in a car, driving a boyfriend, and the boyfriend decides to jump out, pull a gun out, rob somebody, jumps back in the car, and she keeps driving — and now she's a violent criminal.
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Helen is helping Noah in some of the time jumps back to when he was in prison and trying to get him to spend time with his kids in his present life (as well as trying to reconcile their marriage).
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This is the scene we get the biggest glimpse of in the trailer, but Georgie's drawn-out, paralyzing fear as described in the novel — which jumps back and forth in time to great effect in this scene — isn't present here.
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"You could have someone who's in a car, driving a boyfriend, and the boyfriend decides to jump out, pull a gun out, rob somebody, jumps back in the car, and she keeps driving — and now she's a violent criminal," Booker said.
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Excited and dazed and wry and starry-eyed all at once, the album slumps a bit in the middle but jumps back to life with "The Sound," which would dominate the radio all summer if funk-lite still got airplay.
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We get a brief glimpse of the young woman, wearing a tank top emblazoned with the American flag, sitting in a mall parking lot in some sort of aftermath — we don't know what — and then the movie jumps back in time.
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Drake's "Scorpion," in its 12th week on the chart, is No. 4, collecting another 86 million streams, while Travis Scott's "Astroworld," another digital juggernaut, jumps back to No. 5 from No. 7 last week with 81 million streams of its own.
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The series is nonlinear — the final book fits chronologically between the fourth and the fifth, and the storyline continually jumps back and forth through time and space — and that nonlinear nature ultimately becomes a crucial part of the entire series.
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Immediately, though, it jumps back to September 11th 1844, when Hayum Lehmann (played by Simon Russell Beale, pictured centre), the son of a Bavarian cattle merchant, steps off the boat in New York, wearing the new shoes he has kept for the occasion.
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The novel jumps back and forth between 210 and 214, when Travis's younger sister, Jesse, tries to find out what happened to her brother, who died in the tower, and fights with her grief-stricken father, who has become virulently anti-Muslim.
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So banning the turning of the back is pretty much out of the question, and it isn't really a show of temerity if the fighter runs around to get their back off the fence and then immediately jumps back in with strikes anyway.
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It then jumps back to 1977, and Beksinski (Andrzej Seweryn, unimpeachable, as is the rest of the cast) and his wife and mother walk across a plaza from their own apartment block to an unfinished one, where Beksinski's adult son, Tomasz, will live.
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The "I" in the dream musical, which jumps back to the weeks before the election, is Xue Xing himself; his arrival in the United States, like Anna's arrival in Siam in "The King and I," is depicted with dozens of erroneous details.
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It's followed by "Tiger," which jumps back to the '80s to combine a viral remix of "Ghostbusters" that Cicierega made in 2015 with INXS's "Need You Tonight" and multiple "Eye of the Tigers" — that is, Survivor's iconic Rocky III theme, mashed up with itself.
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The movie jumps back and forth between his life as a student forming friendships and his time as a signals officer on the Western Front of World War I, framing his involvement in the Battle of the Somme as the major turning point of his life.
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Destroyer jumps back in forth in time, between the distant past, when a young Erin went undercover with a cult-like criminal gang, and the present, when she's terrorizing the L.A. underworld, trying to track down the man who controlled that crew and ruined her life.
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Sarah herself seems like she may be entirely unaware of her darker side; after the man falls bleeding to the ground, she jumps back screaming in genuine-sounding distress, gasping that she was trying to have her drink and mind her business and he just keeled over.
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A proof of concept for the expanded cinematic universe, Rogue One jumps back in time before 1977's A New Hope, telling the story of a group of Rebels who hope to track down the plans for the original Death Star before it can lay waste to the galaxy.
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Zeta Jones and Bates do what they can, but listening to them lay out the details of the feud and its participants' lives gets clunky fast, especially when the show jumps back to the '60s again and Lange and Sarandon pick up where they left off over expository drinks.
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This episodic documentary jumps back and forth in time, mainly between 1994, when Mr. Gitai filmed an interview with Yitzhak Rabin, then the Israeli prime minister, who was assassinated a year later, and 2016, when Mr. Gitai surveys the aftermath of the stalled peace process that Rabin fought for.
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We had a week to relax and eat turkey in between Broad City's last weird and off-color episode and tonight's fresh start, which jumps back to the lighthearted, timeless Broad City we know and love even if — and I'll say it — things are starting to get a little stale?
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In fact, the best part of the expansion might just be how it deftly jumps back and forth between the rather heavy themes of the main story — early on you'll be asked a question that might change how you see the whole game — and some of the more playful side diversions.
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Scott's album "Astroworld" (Cactus Jack/Epic), which was released in August, jumps back to No. 1 on the Billboard 200 thanks to a so-called merchandise bundle, a chart trick in which an album is packaged with other goods and counts as a sale if the buyer redeems the music.
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Pivoting around an attack during which Cassandra and two fellow soldiers are taken prisoner by the jihadists, the novel jumps back and forth in time and shifts between the three characters' perspectives, gradually revealing how each of them has come to play a key role in a conflict they do not fully understand.
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The action jumps back and forth from Park Avenue to Wall Street to the terrifying holding pens in Bronx Criminal Court, after the Yale-educated bond trader Sherman McCoy (a self-proclaimed "Master of the Universe") becomes lost in the Bronx at night in his Mercedes with his foxy young mistress, Maria.
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In addition to checking in periodically on Frank in his lonely senescence, the movie repeatedly jumps back to a fateful road trip he and Russell took with their wives (Stephanie Kurtzuba and Kathrine Narducci), a journey as intoxicated with the banality of midcentury, middle-class married life as a John Updike story.
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But the political and dynastic map of early-16th-century Europe is eye-wateringly complex, and as the story jumps back and forth across countries, trying to weave a line of power between women who were often more pawns than queens, even the most dedicated reader risks getting lost in a forest of family trees.
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It opens with a FaceTime that Ninja received from Paris Hilton at 2 AM, moves to Kanye's mansion for an awkward conversation between Yeezy and the South African artist, jumps back in time to an awkward beef between Drake and Die Antwoord, and settles at a pickup basketball game at Drake's place involving, Drake, Kanye, and Ninja himself.
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Why can someone publish a level where you'd need to toss a shell in the air, grab a second shell, then toss that second shell against the wall, use it as a platform when it jumps back, grab the first shell in the air, toss that first shell against the wall, and again use it as a platform?
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The narration jumps back and forth between Roberta's dissociated days at university, where she teaches herself to cook and ends up dating a lecturer many years her senior, and the present day, where she and Stevie — quickly falling into an intense, exhilarating, consuming friendship — decide to start a secret society for hungry women that they call Supper Club.
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The novel jumps back and forth in time between the late '90s, when 15-year-old Vanessa first meets and eventually ends up in a sexual relationship with her high school English teacher Jacob Strane, to 2017 during the height of #MeToo, when 63-year-old Vanessa is pressured to publicize a relationship she spent years convincing herself wasn't abusive.
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