"We've looked through her phone, we've looked through her messages and we can't find anything," Julie says.
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The sirens kept raging, so she looked through a window.
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But have you looked through your phone's camera roll lately?
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Looking back, maybe I should have looked through the peephole.
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He looked through my pictures asked who certain contacts were.
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I looked through the glass, and it was this tiny kid.
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They looked through two years of publicly available posts and information.
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That's when we resurfaced and looked through all of these things.
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Scarr looked through traveler photographs taken from the hotel on TripAdvisor.
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Agents have looked through Mateen's devices, including his laptop and phone.
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Here's how Australia's vote on marriage equality looked through their eyes.
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But, as I looked through my photographs, the answer was apparent.
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Cassidy looked through a mid-century slide viewer that resembled binoculars.
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They looked through their parents (the human face is incredibly visually complex).
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Before she did though, she had looked through it and found something.
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I went back inside and looked through all of the merchandise again.
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They looked through a fence at the spot where he nearly died.
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So we looked through Looksery's patents to find out how it works.
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The agent looked through my passport and found a piece of paper.
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As I looked through the attached top 063 article, my opinion changed.
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He eyed my ID, then looked through me while handing it back.
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When we got back to my place, he looked through my books.
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I looked through Alice Walker's "The Color Purple" over and over again.
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"I looked through the telescope and I began to cry," she said.
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Here's how an all American affair looked through the eyes of an Englishman.
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After the arrests, investigators looked through the defendants' Facebook accounts, the statement said.
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Jane Manchun Wong looked through Twitter's Android app code and saw the feature.
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We looked through original issues and at type foundry specimens from that time.
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I woke in the middle of the night and looked through the porthole.
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I looked through 13 well-known King sermons, which admittedly is not comprehensive.
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He can look up anything, but he hasn't yet looked through it all.
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She quickly looked through some online resources to help her figure it out.
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Sister Pimentel looked through her paperwork and asked Ms. Cruz a simple question.
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They will be looked through for evidence in the case against the Turpins.
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She did not think he'd done anything other than idly navigated to the site and looked through some of the profiles – he would never throw money away like that – but he didn't know that she looked through his internet search history.
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But Archie and Veronica know it wasn't there when they looked through his home.
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The staff looked through everyone's backpacks to clear out any candy they were carrying.
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I just looked through Daniel's Ello page again—there's a lot of Nazi stuff.
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I looked through my Gmail account, and it hadn't given all that access to Niantic.
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Jane Manchun Wong looked through Instagram's Android app code and saw the feature under development.
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I looked through that and then it made me think to look in the shredder.
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I then waited five hours where they looked through my phone for a second time.
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We have started afresh, we have looked through our documents and made them legally sound.
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He said he knew it was a good photo as he looked through the lens.
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Bost said his staff looked through each of the times Hodgkinson had contacted his office.
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I looked through the list of participating restaurants and was pleasantly surprised by the selection.
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I looked through my window as they tried to burn down our Embassy in Beijing.
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Theresa looked through the peephole of her front door and saw three men in uniform.
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" So, with color and imagination, he paints "how stunning outer space looked through his eyes.
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I looked through one of the boxes and, astoundingly, unearthed printouts of the inauguration photos.
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"It used to be that girls looked through magazines when they got engaged," she said.
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She looked through the list of sperm donors and, after a week, chose a musician.
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Just because I was preparing for this, I looked through some of our projects this morning.
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" And then he went back and looked through time and said, "We always faced this problem.
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Burke looked through the Google Cardboard, and visualized what he could do to fix Teegan's heart.
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In past cycles, central banks would have looked through this recent time period in many cases.
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We looked through hundreds of pics from the event and couldn't find 1 shot of Sapp.
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Mr. Hafford said that he had looked through Christie's writings for insights into the Ur digs.
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I recently looked through some app stores to find games that are innovative, beautiful and meaningful.
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"I looked through the periscope and saw all these dials and mechanisms," she recalled years later.
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One afternoon, as he looked through the boxes, Gilden found one "really nice picture," he said.
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I looked through the prototype, and as expected I saw text hovering over the real world.
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The researchers created an AI app that looked through documents you were writing in Microsoft Word.
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"Investors looked through the dip in profitability to more prosperous periods in the near future," Pride said.
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The researchers looked through medical literature and found 46 randomized controlled trials to include in their review.
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Photos of the doting husband showed him smiling and laughing as he looked through the photo album.
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And when Bentley looked through her old letters to lawmakers, "I had an OMG moment," she said.
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The website looked through questions that users marked as difficult to find the toughest ones across industries.
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When I returned to New York, I looked through the digital copies of my adventures in Vegas.
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When she looked through the peephole, she saw a woman she knew from the building, Melissa Butler.
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I looked through old SEC filings to find out what others had been paid for the role.
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I started doing some research and began to have second thoughts once I looked through apartment listings.
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I partnered with the security team and we looked through our potential areas of weakness and vulnerability.
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They looked through thousands of pieces of trash to find something special for someone they didn't know.
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After her death, Julius looked through her phone and social media history, and spoke with her friends.
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We also looked through The Times's archive of family vacation photos, like the one above from 1972.
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As I looked through sheet after sheet of negatives, I was able to see what Bill saw.
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He and his father looked through a closet that held old uniforms and keepsakes from his enlistment.
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I literally looked through every product and service that was out there, and cannabis kept popping up.
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A white customer in the store called the men "a bunch of bums" as they looked through items.
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They turned on Airplane mode, looked through files manually, and took pictures of what appeared on the screen.
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I literally looked through a list of every song by the Beatles to find the three remaining Spoonerisms.
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As I looked through a big window in the living room, I could see most of Honolulu below.
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Cox then looked through the restaurant's records and found that Powell just hadn't been charging customers for drinks.
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He was barely able to retain his composure as he looked through enlarged photographs of the dead players.
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It's hard to believe that this is what we would see if we looked through thousands of straws.
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He looked through the latest emoji set and decided to experiment with Twitter API calls and bot infrastructure.
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On that morning on June 2000, 2017, Lackman looked through the peephole and saw men he didn't recognize.
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He looked through a side window and saw what he thought was red wine spilled on the floor.
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She anxiously looked through Abby's Instagram account, then tried to call Marlon, but was sent to voice mail.
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"Clip-clippety-clip, out of the newspaper I clipped things," she said, as we looked through the cuttings.
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I looked through her closet one afternoon for a pair of black jeans because mine were falling apart.
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That evening in the bedroom, Suzanne and her daughter, Lila, looked through Susan's closet for her final outfit.
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We looked through the tricks and found the best 14, which are a mixture of useful and mischievous.
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As he looked through my bag I saw his face grow cold when he realized it was empty.
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The complaint said Barr then looked through the window of the dryer so he could see the boy spinning.
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I looked through his father's Facebook page, on which Lee Sr. has posted dozens of racist and sexist memes.
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GrubHub looked through its data to determine the biggest year-over-year changes in ordering between 211 and 257.
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I looked through phone records—not just to see who they called, but the cell phone towers they pinged.
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When you looked through them, things on the outside appeared either close and blurry or far away and blurry.
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"I once looked through his telescope in his Trump Tower apartment that looked downtown," Mr. Reilly wrote on Twitter.
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CNBC looked through recent Wall Street research to find stocks that analysts like amidst the U.S.-China trade war.
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I looked through hundreds of logical fallacies to find a good set and learned a lot in the process.
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After the suspects were found dead, Grewal said authorities looked through their U-Haul and found a pipe bomb.
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I've looked through the public editor's mail bag and tried to zone in on the questions most frequently asked.
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One of my brothers and I looked through our front door's thick glazed glass onto the dimly lit porch.
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Goldman, though, looked through the last century of recession history and found that they primarily fell into the aforementioned causes.
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Its makers, back on Earth, looked through them at a landing site as perfect as they could have wished for.
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I looked through the images in an advance copy of her book, drawn to them like a magnet to metal.
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They also looked through the medical literature for cases of people who might have gotten sick from those filler ingredients.
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The FBI last week searched his home and some of his property, and looked through his cellphone, the farmer said.
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Uber searched 10 of the employees' computers and looked through the company's git repository for files that matched Waymo's descriptions.
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In fact, when my brother and I looked through the photo set, we had a hard time differentiating the two.
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In video shown at a press briefing, some of the parents were in tears as they looked through the glass.
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The AHA looked through lots of scientific studies from people who replaced saturated fat with other things in their diet.
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The achievement is so profound, some have compared it to when Galileo looked through a telescope for the first time.
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Ajjawi alleges the immigration officers looked through his contacts and found friends who wrote posts critical of the United States.
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A few weeks ago, searching for ideas for what to name our son, I looked through a family genealogy book.
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I was right there, in the scene, in the moment, as Kenny looked through the rubble, searching for his sister.
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"I looked through the shop and when we got ready to leave, my wife points out my uniform," Lopez says.
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"He then looked through Reddit for the remainder of the video "to know the whole world isn&apost just rotten.
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We've known that bacteria live in our intestines as far back as the 1680s, when Leeuwenhoek first looked through his microscope.
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A choppy retail earnings season continued Wednesday, and "Fast Money" traders looked through the wreckage at how to play the sector.
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When he looked through the footage, he discovered the legacy of apartheid was still very much visible in the city's architecture.
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And I've looked through all of my personal emails and everything, and I can't find a record of it at all.
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Austin, Danielle, Rob, and myself looked through the calendar and came up with four games we'll be hot taking in 2018.
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The man refused to meet my eyes, and his breath grew ragged as I looked through his rooms, or else hers.
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"I looked through the window so there were two, three people firing, and I think they were the terrorists," he said.
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A social network and news aggregation website that focuses on personal finance, WalletHub looked through 109 types of entry-level jobs.
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Agents arrived with search warrants and looked through an office used by Todd R. Howe, who has past ties to Gov.
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The new object, designated 296 RR6003, was first spotted in February as the astronomers looked through images taken five months earlier.
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Keeping Score If you looked through the annual home run leaderboards, the 2000 season would not stick out as particularly noteworthy.
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"My dad looked through the entire phone book and called every person with an Indian name," a friend once told me.
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On Friday, as I looked through the file, I found details on ties with cities in France, Portugal and West Germany.
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Most Manons have pointedly averted their eyes from him; Ms. Seymour, chillingly, looked through him as if he had never existed.
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The guard looked through the car window and saw the bag was full of unused toilet paper rolls from the hotel.
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Previously, originalists in search of the meaning of words during the founding era looked through newspaper archives and other old records.
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CNBC looked through the most recent Wall Street research to find stocks that analysts say are a "must own" for clients.
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To find each title, Sage looked through interviews and articles each leader has given throughout the years, noting the books they recommended.
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Fearing explosives, police evacuated about 25 people from the apartment complex where he lived while they looked through his residence for evidence.
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I also found that occasionally my nose would somehow move the focus point way off center while I looked through the EVF.
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We looked through his shower vindictively: Head & Shoulders, an unfamiliar brand of lavender-scented body wash, loofah, not one but three washcloths?
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She then looked through my closet and asked me to pull out any items I was not sure how to work with.
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They got every email of the transition; they looked through every communication by everyone through every means, including tapping secret messaging apps.
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We've looked through the titles and, although we can't vouch for anything yet, there's a lot of bonkers stuff to look into.
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I looked through a transparent Tupperware lid at a teeming colony of jumping ants, and thought, inevitably, of the city around us.
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In a moment of lucidity, I looked through the window at the backyard and saw Gemma, sitting and crying—she looked distraught.
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After obtaining a search warrant, Hoffer looked through Hay's phone where he found the fake pictures of "Colton" he sent to Hay.
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But because of snow, he had to stay home, got bored and looked through telescope data his team had collected last month.
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As Miske and Hoisington looked through the racks of jackets, a friend of Hoisington's asked Miske where else she likes to shop.
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Friends, boyfriends, business associates, socialites, celebrities, passers-by: all captured Warhol's attention—at least for the moment he looked through the lens.
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They've analyzed past studies, combed the wards of psychiatric hospitals, and looked through agencies that treat blind people, trying to find a case.
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"They looked through the woods and you could definitely tell there has been a struggle beside my daughter's car," he told the station.
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Based on their responses, that number was estimated to have sneakily looked through someone else's device, at least once, within the past year.
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Researchers looked through school health records and assessed trends in height and growth for 4,090 boys born in Sweden from 20123 to 1996.
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Caked up against the wide pane of glass that we looked through were, here and there, a few ripples of dark-green algae.
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The firm looked through stocks in the sector and each of the ,companies' overall cash positions, debt levels and free cash flow margins.
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I'd looked through photos of myself from several years ago and felt unspeakably sad that I hadn't realised how lovely I had looked.
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Her students looked through each text to find words and phrases that the authors used well to evoke feelings and develop their characters.
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Rocky was anxious and wanted to come upstairs, Ms. Andrada said, so they climbed the basement steps and looked through the kitchen window.
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As she looked through the sweaters and long-sleeve shirts, she noticed a volunteer wearing a red-checkered flannel shirt and complimented it.
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And I looked through the numbers for the Department of Corrections that CCA reported — they reported five stabbings in a 10-month period.
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BuzzFeed's Andrew Kaczynski and Nathan McDermott found evidence when they looked through old recordings of Trump on The Howard Stern Show back in February.
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In 2016, the MDPH looked through old hospital records, eventually finding 14 people within the state whose symptoms fit the bill for the syndrome.
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For the analysis, they looked through the medical literature for studies examining possible links between artificial sweeteners and weight or health issues like obesity.
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We have looked through the wide selection of offers and handpicked the very best deals on laptops, tablets, beard trimmers, electric toothbrushes, and more.
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They looked through security footage and found that the man was following her around the store for a while before he took the photo.
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"We looked through a lot of books and I liked the idea of a unique name," Campbell shared during an appearance on The Talk.
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We looked through the discounted line up and were thoroughly impressed: The goods include woven baskets, minimalist decor accents, and lots of millennial pink.
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Instead, that special peptide seemed to only disrupt the integrity of the flu virus, the scientists found when they looked through an electron microscope.
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I put them on and looked through those lenses with the confidence of someone with astigmatism who was now able to read traffic signs.
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As I was finishing my appeal, Bernice looked through the stack of case folders on her desk, found the one marked United States v.
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Nobody answered the door, so officers used a ladder and looked through an upstairs window, seeing a man who'd apparently been shot, Slavin said.
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First, the researchers looked through published papers to find as much data as possible on how different types of metallic glasses have been made.
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The scientists looked through their sacks of samples gathered in the field and found this gall was not the only one to be compromised.
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In a similar vein, we looked through a year's worth of advice to give you eight tips that can better your relationships in 2018.
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But, when Thrun looked through specimens of melanomas in medical textbooks and on the Web, he found examples where none of these rules applied.
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Mr. Faist had earlier looked through about a dozen options before choosing this one, which had a youthful, almost New Romantic look to it.
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Her thinking is that if John knows even more details than she does, then it's absolute proof that he's looked through the Facebook posts.
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At the end of the tour, she looked through the photos and deleted one in which the numbered placard next to a door was visible.
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The researchers looked through DAA prescriptions for over 210,23.5 patients submitted between January 1503 and April 2150 to a specialty pharmacy that services 2500 states.
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" The exchange kicked off as Trump looked through the room at a White House news conference and asked for a question from a "friendly reporter.
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Have you ever looked through the pockets an old pair of pants you found in the back of your closet and pulled out a dollar?
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This would be placed behind the lens — before you did so, however, you looked through where the plate would later be to frame the photo.
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She broke down as her father spoke and occasionally looked through pink, puffy eyes and glasses into the crowd, her lips in a slight pout.
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He and Christina looked through his old medical records after his thyroid diagnosis and found an irregular testicular exam result from a couple years earlier.
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And I think we looked through them all, and at the end of it we all looked at each other and said, you know what?
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling reclaimed lost ground against the dollar and euro on Thursday, as investors looked through radically conflicting polls on Britain's election next week.
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We looked through the scout video and we wanted to make everything difficult for him and I think we did a good job on that.
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Coyote Johnson looked through classified ads in the Des Moines Register and Omaha World-Herald to find his collectibles, according to the Des Moines Register.
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Dr. Diamond looked through a microscope and compared stained slices of the samples with brain tissue from 11 former patients at a Veterans Administration hospital.
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What I did was I looked through my phone, my Gmail, my LinkedIn, my Facebook, and Instagram for anyone who I thought met that criteria.
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Officers looked through a window and saw Dulos unresponsive in a car in his garage, so they immediately forced entry and started life-saving measures.
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But consider whether you have ever looked through Mr. Trump's Twitter feed, hoping to find something inflammatory, and been disappointed to see only mundane announcements.
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Eventually we made our way upstairs where we looked through the glass at some dogs that were recently obtained from a large dog-fighting ring.
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On March 5, 2020, Reuters looked through the all station's Facebook posts (here) since March 1 and could not find anything to match this claim.
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I have a co-curator named Donald Albrecht, and between the two of us, we literally looked through every frame of those 13,000-plus images.
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The White House said on Friday it had looked through records of motor vehicle incidents involving government vehicles and found only three that involved Jackson.
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While painting his designs, he looked through a reducing glass to see how his work would look when shrunk to about a sixth its actual size.
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Outside the game, on the rocky Middle Eastern terrain, Peters looked through the scope of his rifle and saw a brother, a father or a son.
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"Soon after Cassini initially announced the data [on Enceladus' geysers], I looked through the Voyager images tagged in the data archives for Enceladus," Stryx told Gizmodo.
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Shares in AstraZeneca fell 3 percent by 0630 ET as investors looked through the 36-cents-a-share tax windfall to the weaker-than-expected results.
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We looked through Musk's past interviews and social-media history to come up with a list of 12 books the billionaire entrepreneur thinks everyone should read.
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Walking down a crowded street in Havana, I looked through an open window and was greeted by this almost-blonde getting her hair dyed at home.
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The entourage stopped at an area of benches set out over 26th Street and looked through a frame at a public housing development across the street.
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After top Justice Department officials in Washington looked through the report, Mr. Barr's chief of staff, Brian Rabbitt, called Mr. Flood just after 4:30 p.m.
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We looked through Glassdoor's interview data to bring you 13 of the most interesting questions you'd have to answer to snag one of these coveted positions:
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She had already looked through the high school directory, an intimidating tome the size of an old-fashioned phone book, and thought Manhattan offered more variety.
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Seinfeld, who had Fallon coming up, looked through the photos of the collection, and the "[56] immediately stuck out as a fun car," according to Heller.
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The skull was placed in a "helmet-like fashion around the head of the first, such that the primary individual's face looked through," the researchers said.
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He spied, he snuck into Beck's apartment, he stole, he looked through her phone, and he faked someone else's identity on social media more than once.
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With that in mind, we looked through comments on the article and T's Instagram account to find some more rooms that readers themselves would have included.
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To execute his heist, this guy carefully studied his target; he looked through the blueprints for an unexposed weakness, searching for the perfect blindspot to exploit.
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So there are women who, after they've died, have been autopsied and scientists looked through their brain and they found neurons with Y chromosomes in them.
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With the help of search parties, the pair went door-to-door, looked through CCTV footage from around the area and walked up and down the beach.
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"A team looked through those and took a lot of inspiration from them in terms of the shape of the logo and the color scheme," Webb said.
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We looked through all of his public comments and tweets for this week, and found an avalanche of personal attacks, complaints, and statements at odds with reality.
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In a series of Snapchat videos, Jenner looked through a collection of photos from the last year, stopping to comment on some of the pair's high points.
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After the meet-and-greet, Dent said Taylor told the other people in the room what happened, and they looked through the camera and found the photo.
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Business Insider looked through regulatory filings of four startups — Oscar Health, Devoted Health, Bright Health, and Clover Health — to get a sense of how the startups fared.
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We looked through his three main social media accounts to see why he earned the top spot, and what other chief executives can learn from his techniques.
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The company said it looked through at least 5 million resumes for this data, but may have missed the ones that did not update their resume profiles.
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Investors traded less than usual as they looked through a weak group of company earnings and prepared for the Federal Reserve meeting, which will conclude on Wednesday.
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I waited until I heard her close the outside door of the bathroom and creak up the stairs before I went and looked through her medicine cabinet.
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As you looked through the arch, you'd have been watching cars speeding beneath its marble entablature, along a newly extended Fifth Avenue pushing south into Lower Manhattan.
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And so, we looked through a large number of these videos, and in the end we decided that it was not violative of our policies for harassment.
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The next morning at the airport in Yekaterinburg, while I was waiting for my flight back to Moscow, I looked through the day's papers on my phone.
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He noticed that state-of-the-art neural networks also suffered from a built-in constraint: They all looked through the sequence of words one by one.
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He picked the desk along the same wall as the door so when security guards looked through a small window in the door, they wouldn't see him.
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With three months to get the guitars ready, Berryman looked through his inventory and saw that they had 63 ready to go, the exact number Cogen needed.
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As scientists, we looked through all the signals we'd gotten rid of, and this allowed us to find the effects of FOXE1 showing up so strongly in there.
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They looked through the window of the stairwell door, but could not see anything, and Officer Landau shined his flashlight through the window, according to a prosecution memorandum.
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"We looked through the App Review guidelines, and we don't see a reason why the Camera Button wouldn't be allowed," Ronge writes in an email to The Verge.
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They looked through past economics papers studying 133 policy changes, from the Perry Preschool Project in 1962 to a 2016 experiment trying to increase college enrollment in Michigan.
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The report, published Tuesday in JAMA, looked through data of self-inflicted injuries from people aged 10 to 24, from 66 different emergency rooms between 2001 and 2015.
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One day, after 18 months of meticulous work in the lab, Noyce looked through his microscope and saw it: a clearing of cells infected with the horsepox virus.
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There have been times where they've looked through all his stuff, torn everything apart, asked if he has computers, asked where he's been, asked who he's been with.
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I had no choice but to let go, heartbroken and frightened, but relieved that I was O.K. As the train rolled slowly away, I looked through the door.
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The headgear of this infant was oriented "such that the primary individual's face looked through and out of the cranial vault of the second," according to the study.
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"I wanted to make sure I covered different categories and looked through different lenses," she says, discussing the overall structure of the magazine and its table of contents.
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I looked through the little hole to see if it was one of them, and sure enough there was a tall black kid with a woman beside him.
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I talked to a lot of experts and looked through a lot of research, putting together an in-depth review of the best policies to tackle the crisis.
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He looked through the medical literature and found that although n-acetyl-glucosamine has used to treat hyperpigmentation of the skin, there's no research regarding its use on eyes.
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As I looked through the series, mainly impressed that he was able to capture similar angles across the two cities, I was experiencing a version of the syndrome myself.
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They looked through the layers of the eye for levels of carbon-14, a particular carbon isotope introduced into the environment during nuclear bomb tests beginning in the 1950s.
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Investors looked through the political uncertainty to a better earnings season and improved British retail sales data on Thursday which pointed to a brighter outlook for consumer-facing stocks.
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But if you looked through the gaps in the shelves of stuffed animals and dinosaur toys, you could still see the old photos of Hurricane Katrina and refugee camps.
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These five ETFs are highly rated by Morningstar analysts, who looked through expense ratios, how the funds weigh certain stocks as well as technical factors such as tracking errors.
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I climbed up there often, and once an elderly Frenchman said to me, "Now, you young Englisher, you can say you have looked through the eyes of Liberty Herself".
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Micah: Elliot had a dump of Tyrell Wellick's phone, and it looks like he and Darlene imported Tyrell's Firefox passwords into Iceweasel, and then looked through his Google calendar.
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We looked through a year's worth of relationship advice to find the best guidance we have to offer, so here are few tips to take into the new year.
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To start, Emma and I looked through regulatory filings to find out what the typical employee at companies like CVS Health, Walgreens, and big biotechs like Biogen and Gilead make.
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The unthinkable has happened: You've looked through all the back pockets of your pants and every single hidden compartment in your purse, but your passport is nowhere to be found.
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As Ochoa-Lopez looked through a photo album of Clarisa Figueroa's children on April 23, prosecutors say Clarisa Figueroa snuck up behind her and strangled her with a coaxial cable.
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As Ochoa-Lopez looked through a photo album of Clarisa Figueroa's children on April 23, prosecutors allege Clarisa Figueroa snuck up behind her and strangled her with a coaxial cable.
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And it is true, even when I looked through the polling that was taken in last couple of weeks, those who support the president most strongly are in rural areas.
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We looked through the contents: pink ribbons, a Disney Birthday Princess pin, a Mr. Potato Head ring, a Peter Pan figurine, and assorted trinkets that reminded the boys of Laura.
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However, the central bank has typically "looked through" this sort of inflation in the past, seeing it as a temporary phenomenon (think of how it ignored high inflation in 2011).
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His first, published on March 1, 1947, showed two museum visitors peering at each other in surprise as they looked through the hole in a large Henry Moore-like nude.
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Racing against the clock to keep the transferred tissue alive by surgically restoring the blood supply, Dagum looked through a microscope and sewed vein to vein and nerve to nerve.
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After a much-publicized opening, the compressed dining room in back and little horseshoe bar up front were packed whenever I looked through the windows on Grand Street in Williamsburg.
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The design was not only more compact, but since the user looked through the primary lens, you could switch that lens out and still see exactly what the film would see.
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Some have looked through Egyptian as well as Hellenic texts for eclipses, and the paper's authors have been looking for solar events in these Chinese and Japanese documents for a while.
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"At this point, as someone who has looked through these policies and has seen all of the problems with them ... I am a little excited to go to court," Kirk said.
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After El Moussa — who privately split from his wife Christina last May — was properly diagnosed, "Christina and I looked through all my old medical records for any other irregularities," he says.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: She raised her hands in the air and with a sort of sigh looked through the double glass doors, appealing to be let inside, sometime after noon.
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When residents woke up Saturday, all entrances to the downtown mall were blocked off, apart from two checkpoints, where police looked through people's bags for lighters, knives or any other weapons.
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When no one answered, he pulled a cellphone from his pocket and looked through it for numbers to dial on his office phone, while scribbling notes on two different legal pads.
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AirHelp — a company that helps passengers get compensation when their flights are delayed or cancelled — looked through travel data from Christmas 2018 to see which airports had the most flight disruptions.
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To help us crown the winners, we looked through tons of customer reviews on Sephora, Ulta, and Amazon to bring you everything from the best foundation brush to the best eyeshadow brush.
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For this story, I looked through laws passed — not just proposed — in all 50 states since 2011, when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) declared the opioid crisis an epidemic.
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Had they looked through the files in the Tesla cloud — and there is no indication they did — they could have discovered a file storing passwords for another Tesla account with consumer information.
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The hotel was closed down, but he looked through a window on the ground floor and saw, in the ballroom, the three magnificent chandeliers he remembered from photographs of the treaty-signing.
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He first noticed — and recognized — Katie as he looked through early cuts of Y. In a subsequent check-in with Katie's trainer, THR was able to confirm her involvement in the show.
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A few weeks later, while walking in SoHo, I looked through the window of a boutique that housed expensive, forbidding-looking clothes, and reflected on how self-conscious I'd feel walking in.
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None of the staffers present at the meeting had taken care of Alyssa, but they said they'd looked through her medical records and spoken to staff members who did care for her.
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When the 75-foot sailboat pulled up to the island near the tip of the Antarctic Peninsula, George Steinmetz looked through a pair of binoculars and just didn't see that many penguins.
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When the Association for Democratic Reforms, an independent think tank, looked through the criminal records of almost all 5,478 candidates in the first half of the general election, the findings were staggering.
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The researchers behind the new study looked through images taken by Dawn's Framing Camera and searched for dome-shaped features larger than 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) in diameter, a signature of cryovolcanic activity.
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We looked through battery labels from a variety of popular smartphone makers — Apple, Motorola / Lenovo, Sony, Huawei, Oppo, Xiaomi, HTC, and OnePlus — and none appear to regularly feature a 'not dog-proof' icon.
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We looked through salary data on the US Bureau of Labor Statistics website to find some of the highest-paying professions where workers typically spend a majority of their day at a desk.
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CNBC looked through the 2018 outlooks published in the last several weeks from several of the top market analysts and found that many include a potential China slowdown in their assessment of risks.
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Mayweather had publicly accused Harris of having a drug problem in the past -- but we're told officials did NOT find any drugs or evidence of drug use when they looked through Josie's car.
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Then the driver went to the precinct, where he looked through booking photos of people with the name Richard and Rick that matched the description the victim and a security guard had given.
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The Hill's Amie Parnes and Sidewire's Jonathan Allen write in "Shattered: Inside Hillary Clinton's Doomed Campaign" that on the night of the 2016 election, Clinton looked through the draft of her concession speech.
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As researchers looked through stock returns, they found that some groups of stocks historically provided higher returns than others — that is to say, there was a "premium" an investor received for investing in them.
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"We Googled, we looked through Facebook and I think both of us sent them messages in every way we could, and within 24 hours we connected," the stay-at-home mother of four says.
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Tasting one as I looked through the restaurant's big windows at the Hudson River and the hills beyond was the kind of calming, delicious start to the day I wish I had more often.
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We looked through the terms and conditions and found some circumstances that will rule you out of the free smart speaker: But for many Spotify Premium users, this should be a pretty good deal.
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And they all might contribute to the Raptors winning their first seven-game series in franchise history; the Pacers, as good as they looked through three quarters on Tuesday, are a fairly average team.
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When the beat poet looked through Hank O'Neal's photographs of the pride march, he took the chance to narrate history When the 1969 Stonewall Riots erupted in the Greenwich Village, Allen Ginsberg was elsewhere.
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Here are the five things I found most interesting when I looked through the data: Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are way more popular with Muslims than are any Republican candidates.
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However, as another Twitter user who looked through Cannon's old tweets pointed out, the Wild 'n Out creator and host previously spoke out against comedians and black men for making homophobic remarks in the past.
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If the Packers defense is as real as they've looked through three games — they have yet to concede more than 16 points in a contest — Green Bay is a real threat to win the conference.
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" Francesco Urbano Ragazzi — the collective name for the two men working as the exhibit's curators — told CNN that Clinton had a private tour of the exhibit and looked through her emails for "nearly an hour.
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Armed with a search warrant, detectives looked through his phone and found two search terms on his browser related to child pornography and an image of child porn on his phone, Sidley said, NJ.com reports.
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The more I looked through the "Twitter is not real life" conversation over the past year, the more it became clear that the refrain emanated most frequently from those whose influential status is at risk.
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But if you were one of hundreds who showed up at night and looked through the window like Jem Finch trying to get a glimpse of Boo Radley, it was creepy as hell just the same.
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Stroz cautions that some of these attempts to delete information were in "good faith" to purge their files of proprietary data, but also mentioned that Levandowski knew his devices would be looked through by March 2016.
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But having looked through the window you opened onto a vanished world of great artistic sensitivity, where noblemen wooed noblewomen with calligraphy and verse, I am, like so many of your readers, intensely curious about you.
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When Peanut — a Tinder-like app for millennial moms — looked through the conversations on its forums feature, the company was surprised to find that its users weren't just talking about breastfeeding, birthing techniques, and sleep training.
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The original caption reads: Thai schoolchildren on Thursday looked through the remains of a school building that was said to have been set on fire by separatist militants in a district of the restive Narathiwat Province.
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I looked through the readings list and presentations, and the meeting is highly selective and biased toward a particular viewpoint, and leaves the vast majority of the peer-reviewed work by communications scholars out of the mix.
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Amanda's eyes filled with tears as she looked through the photos, and Dawn suddenly felt that God wanted her to share something very personal with Amanda: For 11 years of Dawn's childhood, she had been sexually abused.
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When they looked through existing Kepler data, they found two new planets: Kepler-90i and Kepler-80g, matching the number of planets within Kepler 90 to our own Solar System (sorry, Pluto is still not a planet).
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" We looked through all the "Shark Tank" products available for purchase and came away with a selection of star products for the home that made us curse and ask ourselves, "Why didn't we think of this earlier?
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First, the scientists looked through catalogs of known galaxies to find appropriate galaxy pairs — galaxies that were sufficiently massive, and that were at the right distance apart, to produce a relatively thick cobweb of gas between them.
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While the CIA has declined to comment, independent cyber security experts and former intelligence agency employees who have looked through them say that they appear to be authentic, citing code words used to describe CIA hacking programs.
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He looked through the directories for public New York high schools until he found the one that matched his prospective vocation: the High School of Fashion Industries, located around the corner from where we were now talking.
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After Mr. Khan left, the victim said, she looked through her phone and found that he had sent messages to her friends on her behalf the night before, declining their invitations to meet up after the show.
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As Murphy and congressional officials looked through floor-to-ceiling windows on a special Amtrak observation car, Stephen Gardner, an Amtrak senior official, described how saltwater has eaten away at the tunnel's concrete walls and power cables.
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When his knocks on Ashley Ellerins's door went unanswered, the actor — who testified last week in a Los Angeles courtroom in the capital murder trial of alleged serial killer Michael Gargiulo — said he looked through the front window.
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After markets largely looked through U.S. jobs numbers on Friday that again backed the case for a rise in U.S. interest rates next month, analysts said everything else was on the back boiler ahead of the election result.
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As Ms. Marshall looked through the database for bachelors to invite to the holiday party, she remembered a friend, Dr. Matthew Lorber, and invited him to attend and to bring two guests — one of whom was Mr. Kline.
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The New York Times's Adam Pearce and Alex Burns looked through all the big House primaries this year and mapped out how Democrats are seeing a big bump in voter turnout compared to that of the 2014 midterms.
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I went to his website, looked through the pictures, and instantly knew I was going to do it, even though I had never had a tattoo before — I was just a regular suburban woman who drives a minivan.
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It even led me to storm-ravaged Puerto Rico, where a retired Christian missionary rummaged through the last existing pictures of the Taushiro, nearly coming to tears as she looked through them for the first time in years.
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Bee looked through the work of former Fox News executive, alleged sexual harasser, and reported Donald Trump campaign adviser Roger Ailes, who led the conservative cable news network as it spouted ridiculous conspiracy theories and hate against Muslims.
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In recent years the chancellor has looked through his fingers as he turned the pages: time and again since the financial crisis of 2008, Britain's tax revenues have failed to live up to the promise of the OBR's forecasts.
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"Investors have looked through some of the near-term fundamental issues plaguing the sector—particularly soft end-market demand for semiconductors and smartphones—and are pricing in a late 2019 or early 2020 rebound in these areas," he says.
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In 1997, Slouka — now married with children of his own — writes an essay about this for Harper's Magazine and sends it to his father, who remarks that the curtains he looked through 60 years earlier were red, not blue.
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I had my camera out because I wanted to take a video of the sign of the border, but he took my camera, deleted the video and looked through all of my pictures all the way up to 20153.
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It is an artwork that is designed to be both looked at and looked through: From the park promenade, the waters off Manhattan are the backdrop, but seen from a ship, the people and activity of the island are.
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I looked through listings for indications that the owner of the property consumed cannabis themselves or was amenable to it ("420-friendly" is usually a good sign, though note there is not an official search filter on the site).
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A production editor at The Times, charged with picking a cartoon to fill some space in Thursday's international edition, looked through the newest options in CartoonArts' collection, picked the one by Antunes, and moved on, two of the sources said.
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In the complaint, Corsi's lawyers argue that their client's Fourth Amendment right against unreasonable or unwarranted government searches and seizures was violated when "each and every one" of the defendants looked through his digital records without a warrant and probable cause.
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It looked through a huge trove of books published since 1800, scanned and made searchable by Google, and found that the death rate of words seems to have speeded up in English (and also in Spanish and Hebrew) since about 1950.
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It's not like I had never looked through my calendar before; I just tended to look at my calendar on a day-to-day basis — either the night before, the morning of, or relying on pop-up notifications throughout the day.
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The study, conducted by Christopher Balding, an associate professor at Fulbright University Vietnam, and London-based conservative think tank Henry Jackson Society, looked through CVs of Huawei employees that were leaked online from unsecured databases and websites run by recruitment firms.
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I had a ton of extras, three cameras, there was a lot there to distract, but when I looked through the bars at this man's face, we'd been playing brothers for 1003 years and that relationship is my through-line.
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For his latest trick at Balenciaga, the Belgian designer looked through heaps of archival photos — 30 years worth, to be exact — and did what, really, no designer has done before: Gvasalia ended Balenciaga's 100th anniversary show with nine couture dresses.
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When he refused and asked for an attorney, CBP officers allegedly handcuffed him and took him to a room for more questioning, where a DHS officer eventually convinced him to unlock the phone and then looked through it for 15 minutes.
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Over the past week, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez has taken these followers behind the scenes of congressional orientation, as she's visited monuments, met with other incoming freshmen and looked through the new member directory — which she joked was like a yearbook.
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"At a time in my career when people still looked through me at parties to see if someone more important was on the other side, Bourdain shook my hand and asked me what I care about," she wrote on Twitter.
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The analysis by the newspaper — which looked through 159,000 deleted tweets from accounts operated by the Kremlin-backed Internet Research Agency — found the support may have started much earlier and showed the accounts offered significantly more praise for Trump than criticism.
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The authors behind the study, published this week in the New England Journal of Medicine, looked through hospital records at the center dating back to the 2000s, and found eight other cases of people with Sphingomonas koreensis in their bodies from 2006 onwards.
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Investigators looked through a trove of text messages the two exchanged in which You allegedly tells Urtula, 22, to "go kill himself" or to "go die" and that she, his family and the world would be better off without him, prosecutors said.
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He looked through her sketches and found pages of whale drawings and magazine cutouts with the words "I Am a Blue Whale" pasted over them, accompanied by drawings indicating self-harm, suicidal statements with words of goodbye and multiple entries written in Russian.
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Ari Grobman and Dave Goldman from Lumus prefaced that it was a very raw prototype and only had one lens, but as I looked through it, the content pretty much covered the field of view from my nose to my wider periphery.
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An engineer who looked through the city's logs found that some of the pumps in areas that were hit hard by the rain that day, like Tremé, were being repaired as the storm occurred, while others didn't have enough staff to operate them.
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After I sat on his sofa and looked through a catalog of stuff he sold, I was shocked when he put a cassette tape into his boom box, said he wanted to do a special dance for me, and unzipped his pants.
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Mr. Fox was still piecing together what was happening when he looked through the 70-200mm lens of his camera and photographed the man with a rifle, capturing a jarring, detailed close-up of a gunman in the middle of an attack.
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Get Google Play Pass We've looked through what's available on Play Pass, which you can currently sign up for before January 3rd for just $1.99 a month (for six months of service), and it has a lot of good games to check out.
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Investigators looked through Torres' and Norton's Facebook accounts and found numerous posts and messages indicating members of the group were white supremacists who discussed "attending KKK rallies, joining Skinheads Nation, and making numerous derogatory remarks about African-Americans as a whole," the DA's statement said.
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News reports said that their absence may have gone unnoticed because they were not required to do prison work and that the guards may have been fooled by the bumps underneath the bedsheets when they looked through the cell-door flaps to check on them.
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The researchers then looked through the eight studies to measure the possible effects of the sites on several outcomes, including ambulance attendances relating to opioid-related events, overdose mortality, drug-related crime, borrowing or sharing syringes and injecting equipment, and problematic heroin use or injection.
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The void may be endless, but your living room is not Joachim Holmér, a Neat Corporation co-founder who works on the game Budget Cuts, said that when players looked through a virtual hole in the ground, they would hit their heads on the floor.
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The Silph Road looked through thousands of lines of code Wednesday to find information about upcoming Pokémon Go content and stumbled on some brand new mentions of gen-two Pokémon and evolution-inducing items that make some classic gen-one Pokémon evolve into gen-two Pokémon.
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But perhaps it is better to recall how much Spinks accomplished, how sharp Tyson looked through the tournament, how quickly Tyson finished Holmes and Tubbs for their first KO losses coming into this bout, and consider this to be Tyson at the height of his powers.
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A Pew Research Center survey of adults with children 13 to 17 years old published this year found that 61 percent of parents checked the websites that their teenagers visited, 60 percent visited their social media accounts and 48 percent looked through their phone calls and messages.
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I hope you are, because they are good: In a meeting between the former MVP and one of his six suitors, one that lasted more than two hours and ultimately sealed the deal, Durant looked through a pair of virtual reality goggles and saw his next step.
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"We actually looked through the questions and feel that Pete has addressed these issues on the campaign trail and in previous surveys," a campaign spokesperson wrote to a Times reporter on December 23, about six hours after receiving the newspaper's Google questionnaire with many yes-no questions.
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A Pew Research Center survey of adults with children 13 to 17 years old published this year found that 163 percent of parents checked the websites that their teenagers visited, 60 percent visited their social media accounts and 48 percent looked through their phone calls and messages.
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The 1103 Democratic presidential nominee looked through printed copies of her emails and sat at a replica of the Oval Office's Resolute Desk during a visit Tuesday to an art exhibit in Venice, Italy, titled "HILLARY: The Hillary Clinton Emails," according to the exhibit's creator and curators.
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We looked through all of that work and slowly whittled it down to a combination of pictures that were published by the magazine and unpublished images which kind of give a bit more insight into what Kubrick was personally interested in while he was making these pictures.
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"I've looked through the record I've had access to, to see the pattern of your decisions and that's the pattern that really troubles me, judge, and I know we're going to get a chance to go through this," he said, while Kavanaugh sat stone-faced looking back at him.
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Dennis Murray of Trent University looked through 13,526 grant proposals to Canada's Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC), and found that applicants from smaller universities were less likely to get money through its Discovery Grant program, which covers research expenses like salaries, supplies, and travel to conferences.
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CH: People always ask me about the head not being in my work, so I'm curious: I looked through all of the paintings from your last show and only once did your face appear clearly in a painting, without being obscured by a camera or cropped in some way.
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So what we did is we worked with the scriptwriters and we analysed and looked through the characters' arcs and where they went from — and that's within a scene and within the whole show — and then what we would do is we would work out what the reflection of that was.
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Gallup's pollsters looked through data on the Democratic party since 245, dividing it into three distinct periods: 250-250, when a growing number of Democrats were identifying as liberal; 20083-22008, when the share of Democrats who described themselves as liberal was steady, and 22016-22020, when it once again began to increase.
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Business Insider looked through regulatory filings of five startups — Oscar Health, Devoted Health, Bright Health, Clover Health, and Alignment Healthcare — to get a sense of how they fared in the first nine months of this yearsOscar, Bright, and Clover each posted steeper net losses than a year ago, while Alignment's results improved sharply.
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Lacombe looked through letters and phone calls to the White House about guns over the years, and found that while pro-gun control letters and calls spike after mass shootings, there's a constant stream of anti-gun control contacts from gun owners, which easily matches and outpaces the calls for stricter regulation.
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"That was the darkest place for me," Shannon said at the reunion through tears as she looked through pictures of bruising she had received on her right shoulder and her right hip when she attempted to break open a door during a fight she had with David in the wake of his cheating scandal.
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For Schwartz, many of the beasts are "around here," living in nearby woods or backyards or in the mountains of Washington; others inhabit the zoo; and others still, the "boundless space" of the sea, or some liminal zone between our lives and theirs ("A crow looked through an orb / And saw doctors in scrubs").
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POLITICO looked through hundreds of pages of documents and interviewed more than two dozen people for this story, including top-ranking current and former officials and employees from the U.S. Agency for International Development, the State Department and the Pentagon, as well as past and current congressional staffers and members of the inspectors general community.
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Some, or even all, of the 650,000 emails may be duplicates of the emails the FBI has already looked through during its investigation into Clinton's server (which was all but closed over the summer, with an announcement from Comey saying that while Clinton exercised poor judgment, there wasn't a prosecutable case that she'd broken the law).
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Here's who POTUS has attacked on Twitter since taking office: Data: Trump Twitter Archive; Diagram: Lazaro Gamio / Axios Methodology: We looked through all of Trump's tweets since inauguration and noted each time he used Twitter exclusively to name-call, shame, insult or mock a specific person, company or industry, as well as each entity being attacked.
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" A post shared by Righter (@wearerighter) on Nov 8, 2018 at 12:14pm PST Before launching Righter, Lawton said, she and her team looked through Tinder profiles all over the country — "from the Rocky Mountain region to the West Coast all the way to the East Coast" — and saw the same thing in bios everywhere: "Trump voters swipe left.
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The feeling of her new collection was identifiably African-American: She had looked through yearbooks from Howard University and focused on pieces like varsity jackets, baseball jerseys, jeans and boxy tailored jackets, reworking them with flourishes of West Africa and the Caribbean like the found feathers that peeped out of pockets and trimmed the hem of a jersey.
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As I looked through it I realized it was in some language that I didn't understand, but I liked the cover and it was only a dollar so I threw it in my suitcase and somehow it ended up in the studio, and every once and awhile someone grabs it and they're confounded by that we can't really read it.
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A physician born in India and who lived in Tennessee wrote in 2012 of driving from Canada into the United States with his wife and their two school-age children, who are both American citizens, and being detained for five hours, during which agents coerced them into providing the passwords to their cellphones and iPads and looked through their emails and Facebook accounts.
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The researchers took data from an annual survey of high schools students done by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and looked through answers from 762,678 students who completed the survey from 1999 to January 2015 (before marriage equality was made legal nationwide.) Overall, 28.5 percent of students who identified as a sexual minority said that they had attempted suicide in the last year, as compared to 6 percent of those who identified as straight.
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When I look through the footage—because I've never really looked through it, you know even the stuff from 25 years ago, that I'd just shoot and then throw it in a box, and because technology changes throughout the years, through inconvenience I've never watched the tapes—so, going through the film now it's been digitised, it's really interesting to see some of the stuff on there and see that so much good stuff is not in the film.
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Where the mainstream media praised Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE as a strong, well-educated, independent woman, they've dissected the details of how Melania became a citizen, looked through her modeling history for racy photos, and investigated whether she had a college degree.
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