They came and mopped up the gore with old saris.
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I was -- elected official, we totally mopped around with that election.
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She swept the floor three times a day and mopped it.
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I cleaned washrooms and mopped floors after the weekend partygoers left.
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Jaroslav Halak mopped up and allowed three goals on eight shots.
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"They haven't mopped the floor!" jokes Emily Blunt after leaving the restroom.
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That's her day off, she said as she mopped my apartment stairs.
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As rain fell again, workers hosed down walls and mopped up floors.
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Mr. Perkins pulled a handkerchief from his pocket and mopped his face.
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I mopped, but dirt stubbornly remained caked between the slats of wood.
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All those Central American nations, we mopped around of all of their elections.
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This strategy mopped up clusters around the country and helped end the epidemic.
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It eventually raised 24.5 million pounds when banks mopped up the shares on offer.
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Trump has mopped up in most of the post-debate online polling this cycle.
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A tangle of hands mopped the cardboard with rags, paper towels, tissues and fingernails.
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They mopped it up with a towel and wrung it out over the side.
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But the industry mopped up more than $12 billion from 12b-1 funds in 2014.
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Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairman Chris Van Hollen mopped his brow with a napkin. Sen.
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On the sidewalk outside St. Thomas Church, a uniformed firefighter mopped up a grimy spot.
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No family messes can really be mopped up as easily as commercials for cleaning supplies imply.
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When he returned to the trailer, his blood was gone, seemingly mopped up by someone meticulous.
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Between them, Labour and the Conservatives mopped up 92% of votes in Newport West in 2017.
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The night before, Chris Gimenez mopped up for the Twins in a 30-3 Seattle victory.
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Defying expectations, the ward smells only of the antiseptic that the floors are constantly mopped with.
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At night, after I mopped the floors, Forest/Morgan would tear me down to rebuild me.
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When young voters made it to the polls, Mr Corbyn's party mopped them up as never before.
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Matt Barnes stays winning ... 'cause he mopped the floor with his twin boys at the bowling alley!!
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By the time I'd mopped my eyes dry and stopped laughing, my expectations had turned around entirely.
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By late morning, teachers and students mopped sweat from their faces as they marched through the building.
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The cracked concrete floor of the men's room looked like it had not been mopped in years.
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That alliance successfully mopped up some of the glut in oil stockpiles that caused oil prices to crash.
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This is best mopped up with chunks of baguette, which, spread thick with coppery torched béchamel, comes alongside.
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Are you banging a redhead who's just really psyched to finally have some fiery-mopped figures in that keyboard?
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If melanin were to leak out of an implanted medical device, it would simply be mopped up by enzymes.
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He played for a minute and a half, music filling the hall as two maintenance workers mopped the aisles.
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Many homeowners prepared accordingly for the visit: Floors were mopped, throw pillows fluffed, desks straightened and toothbrushes tucked away.
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Sri Lanka mopped up 80 billion rupees ($520.66 million) on Monday via treasury bonds after raising $13 million on Jan.
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Hunting for an explanation, they wondered whether the weakest private schools had mopped up voucher pupils to fill their seats.
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As Inpon fruitlessly mopped the porch of his waterlogged house, a young family evacuated their stilt home in the rain.
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Francona mopped up a 12-2 loss for the Milwaukee Brewers on May 15, 1989, against the Athletics in Oakland.
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"Just a regular Friday," said Dr. Noël, 45, as someone behind him mopped up the blood stains in Bay 4.
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"By this time next year, we will have mopped up most of the rest," said Ameesh Paleja, Atom's chief executive.
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Cry about your sourdough starter on the kitchen floor you haven't mopped in months because you are Not Good At Things.
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His major weaknesses were with young people and Latinos, with whom Sanders mopped up in California, Colorado and parts of Texas.
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For two years, the military and government have said Boko Haram is all but defeated, and the remnants are being mopped up.
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And that run continued today after reporting a financial quarter that clearly mopped up, finishing well above the expectations of Wall Street.
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All of this complicated history was going around in Mr. Henderson's head on Thursday as he mopped the floors of the hotel.
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Unfortunately, the initial data revealed that some students mopped less thoroughly than others, giving rise to noticeably uneven emissions of organic chemicals.
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While Bzdelik mopped floors and rebounded for players at halftime, he kept one eye glued to various legends who stalked the sideline.
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After one possession, a ball boy for the Heat mopped up a wet spot — except that it still looked wet to Housen.
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I mopped the floors, noticing the motion of my arms and being mindful not to bang the mop into the sink legs.
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I'm talking about the woman who mopped the floor, both verbally and physically, with her co-stars in the sci-fi thriller Morgan.
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Commercial banks in China have pumped $28.1 billion into markets so far this year, a contrast from 2017 when they mopped up dollars.
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Firefighters in the San Diego County community of Alpine mopped up remnants of a fire that destroyed 34 houses and damaged 15 others.
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After allegedly stabbing the two boys, she cleaned up the children, placed them in beds, and mopped up the scene, the release continues.
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" And she came with the zingers: "Hillary mopped the floor with Donald Trump like she's an undocumented Honduran housekeeper at Mar-a-Lago.
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A patient player could creep slowly across any given map using one soldier as a vanguard while the rest mopped away any threats.
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"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" ended up Sinatrafied, its one remaining drop of melancholy mopped up by an anodyne stand-in lyric.
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Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band, the generation-defining album that saw the Beatles' assume new identities, freeing them from all preconceived mopped-topped notions.
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For 85 cents an hour, he swept and mopped the floors, kept the drive-in lot tidy, filled the shake machine, and washed dishes.
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"One thing that is sorely missing in retail is a differentiating perspective," Mr. Peskowitz said, as he mopped up tartar sauce with an oyster.
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Instead they suspended trading for some companies, mopped up shares, ordered large shareholders not to sell and accused market analysts of spreading false rumors.
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LOS ANGELES — The drag queen Madea and her posse of goofy grannies unexpectedly mopped the floor with Tom Cruise at the weekend box office.
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Of course ... James Conner -- Bell's backup -- was hardly the reason the Steelers couldn't beat the Browns and were mopped by the Chiefs on Sunday.
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Luis Cessa, who was recalled Thursday, mopped up with three and two-thirds innings and is headed back to Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
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A tasty starter, these clams are usually brought out alongside toasted bread where dripping lemon, parsley, and shellfish meat can be cleanly mopped up.
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"They told us years ago that the Odagawa river levees might break," said Akutagawa, 79, as he mopped muddy water out of his living room.
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We've got back alley ribs—once again from our boy Matty Matheson—that are mopped with pomegranate barbecue sauce and sprinkled with freshly made dukkah.
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When he appeared before the parole board in 2013, Simpson said he mopped floors, disinfected prison gym equipment, umpired prison yard sports and mentored younger inmates.
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Looks like Taylor Swift and Katy Perry's bad blood has finally been mopped up -- 'cause Taylor's new album throws no shade her way ... like, AT ALL.
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It looks like a huge leap beyond that other splashy demonstration we all remember from IBM when Watson mopped the floor with its competition at Jeopardy.
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" Moose says TB12 mopped the floor with the legendary slot-WR ... prompting him to call it, "The best night out I've had as a football player.
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The HKMA has now mopped up HK$51.33 billion of Hong Kong dollars from the foreign exchange market since last Thursday in its first intervention since 2015.
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On a recent day, the 20-year-old mopped sweat from his brow as he played in his aunt's fixed location, in front of the soaring cathedral.
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As adept as he is in math, he said that he was mystified by the way rich Americans had mopped up so much wealth in recent decades.
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Having mopped up some of the worst corners of the financial system, and with growth still wobbly, regulators may soon decide shadows aren't so frightening after all.
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"He was the only leader I ever knew," Graciela Martinez, 51, said as she mopped the floors of a cafe near the American Embassy on Saturday morning.
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The slivers of drum fish, topped with a tomato seed and hot pepper relish, are swimming in a splendid olive oil that's begging to be mopped up.
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"This is nothing compared to what those guys really went through," Mr. Pine said between takes one afternoon as an assistant mopped his hair with a dry towel.
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See the rest for yourself, and be sure to keep an eye out for a cameo from Waymond Lee of Workaholics, as well as the platinum-mopped Shirken.
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He met with more than 100 staff members, including an environmental technician who mopped "gallons of blood" from the emergency room floor in the midst of the madness.
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Entirely wonderful through the whole phantasmagoric, gargantuan, mystifying, hilarious thing, Mr. Gerstein — playing with the straightest of faces under the baton of Sakari Oramo — barely mopped his brow.
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The three-person medical team checked people's vitals, the floors were mopped, and there was an hourlong training on how to best navigate the boats on fast-moving water.
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Over several decades, Ms. Antoni has become known for her body-centered, often performative works; in "Loving Care" (1993), she mopped a gallery floor with her dye-soaked hair.
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The woman who brought balloons and mopped the floor is on her knees, her hands pressed together, her lips moving silently, urgently, in a language I wish I knew.
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On the first full day of the study, student volunteers mopped the floor with Pine-Sol five times in a row, airing out the house completely between each cleaning.
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I did all the dirty work: sanded the cypress wood sushi bar; washed more dishes; swept; mopped; cleaned the restroom; took reservations; opened doors for people; was a server.
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And he mopped floors at the Drama Book Shop, where Bette Midler and the playwright Dael Orlandersmith came in one day at the same time and began to chat.
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Within an hour I was back to constructing the perfect Instagram story, starring some gently falling autumn leaves (while I frantically mopped spilled coffee from my new dress offscreen).
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Including another HK$21.21 billion of Hong Kong dollars bought starting on Thursday, the HKMA has mopped up HK$803 billion of Hong Kong dollars from the foreign exchange market.
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The 75-year-old who mopped floors for 13 years at the North Bergen Town Hall in New Jersey has never had an art lesson nor been to a museum.
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After the police and ambulances mopped up the fighting and carried off the dead and injured, the ICTY became the fire truck left behind trying to put out the flames.
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Sports of The Times DENVER — Mark Few stood outside the Gonzaga locker room Saturday after his Bulldogs had mopped the court with yet another opponent from a supposedly stronger conference.
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The received wisdom is that since the Brexit referendum, with UKIP's goal essentially achieved, these white working-class voters in former industrial areas will be mopped up by the Conservatives.
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I mopped, hauled trash at bingo night and generally did the nasty work that seasoned firehouse members had outgrown over the years (although the best ones still get plenty dirty!).
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"Alva worked as an accountant, and for 15 years, I cleaned toilets and mopped floors at our church to bring in a little extra to augment his salary," she tells PEOPLE.
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Instead you fill the back of the Braava up with water, it sprays and then runs over it with the pads (which smell like that one time you mopped your floor).
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In "The Mother," Isabelle Huppert likewise mopped up the stage as a woman involved in an incestuous romance with her 25-year-old son, though perhaps she, too, was merely demented.
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MANILA, Sept 7 (Reuters) - The Philippine central bank may adjust banks' required reserves when its term deposit facility (TDF) has mopped up more funds from the financial system, its governor said on Wednesday.
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Even as people who love to eat, we can't really imagine a time we'd be less hungry than right after watching our best friend's dad's blood being mopped up in our favorite restaurant.
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"We carpet bombed them for 36 days, saturation bombing, after which our troops went in and in a day-and-a-half mopped up what was left of the Iraqi army," he said.
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It's the place where he first watched his grandma teach his mum how to mould cheese, where he let his kids play in the whey bathtub while he mopped up night after night.
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Stolarsky, despite the Raffles's mellow A.C., seemed to be facing some kind of internal thermostatic crisis; grumbling over the dice and the checkers, he mopped sweat from temples and brow with his sleeves.
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It mopped up 205.9 billion naira ($1.03 billion) worth of one-year bills at a price yielding 15.6 percent, the same level as inflation, which was running above a six-year high as of May.
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Although early chatter suggested his fellow nominees Kenneth Lonergan and Barry Jenkins were strong bets, Mr. Chazelle has mopped up big prizes: a Golden Globe, a Bafta and, crucially, the Directors Guild of America Award.
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Ken Starr, a money manager who siphoned millions from his celebrity clients, wiped down mess hall tables during his stay, and Walter Forbes, an executive charged with securities fraud, mopped floors, according to former inmates.
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"Collaborating with Bun was an idea I always wanted to do forever," the singer told me as maintenance workers mopped up water pouring out of a broken AC unit next to the Parquet Courts dressing room.
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After 83 billion Icelandic crowns ($709 million) were mopped up in the June auction and a post-auction tender, foreign investors still own 236 billion crowns worth of assets in the estates of the failed banks.
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Barney Artist has blown into an east London pub, whipped off his white, red, and black leather letterman jacket, ordered a pint of Guinness, mopped at sweat on his brow and made a joke about the weather.
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There was Kanye West, speaking incoherently, spouting expletives and pounding on the grand old Resolute Desk while Mr. Trump mopped up the adulation of a clearly disturbed man, and reporters took in the spectacle of it all.
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It would be disrespectful if I didn't mention the pickup basketball game at the very end, in which Jordan returns the gift of basketball to dudes whose manifested talents he mopped the floor with not five minutes previous.
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For example, Walmart last year teamed up with Google in order to have an entry point in the voice-assisted shopping space, by way of Google Home smart speakers – an area where Amazon's Alexa has mopped up market share.
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An athlete who had been labelled the greatest ever female gymnast, even before she made her Olympic debut, proved that all the hype had not been misplaced as she mopped up the title by a margin of 2.100 points.
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H.S. As hurricane season hits full swing and the aftermath of Florence is still being mopped up, this lovely piece looking at the destructive effects of Maria in Puerto Rico stands out for its focus on what holds and what doesn't.
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First, let's state forthrightly that Cohen, Trump's longtime lawyer, the fix-it man, the one who mopped up Trump's messes, the one who said he would "take a bullet for the president," is an incredibly unsavory character and a bully.
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But its most eye-catching feature is definitely the ability to generate an instant collage of brightly mopped selfies — offering a sort of insta-pop-art that's ready to load straight into Instagram to ask your followers which look works best for you.
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Donna Broughton learned Tuesday that the mobile home where she lived with her two grandchildren had survived, but it would be a long time before the family would be allowed back in, as firefighters mopped up hotspots and toxic fumes and smoke abated.
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Vautour, who began working at 14 years old and did not attend college himself, says it was the thought of his kids earning college degrees that kept him going as he mopped, vacuumed and swept the university's Robsham Theater night after night.
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As it turns out, the Sanders/Klobuchar tag team pretty much mopped the floor with their opponents who, ironically, spent much of the time making the case for Medicare for all by highlighting the abuses of private health insurers and the pharmaceutical companies.
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Short-term bank rates have risen in Nigeria as the central bank mopped up naira liquidity to shore up treasury bill yields and try to lure foreign investors into an economy hit by chronic dollar shortages caused by a slump in oil prices.
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The mother, Irina, kept their home spotless; she had hands of gold—they actually did feel like gold or another metal, and how could they not, when they constantly peeled, chopped, cranked the meat grinder, boiled, fried, mopped, dusted, beat rugs, and changed sheets?
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The guards, whose main job is to protect Sansa from threats, thieves, and otherwise grungy plebs, noticed Arya's dirt-laced fingernails and her well-worn threads and were like, Yeah, no, someone just mopped and you're definitely not walking in here claiming to be a Stark.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Roger Federer kept tennis statisticians on their toes on Saturday as he mopped up a few more records by trampling all over Lucas Pouille's dreams in a rip-roaring 25-5 6-2 7-6(4) win to reach the fourth round of Wimbledon.
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There were many names that I just didn't know in the given context, like OHARA, INGE, LOA and ALI, and a lot of really hilarious but difficult puns, the kind that merit a forehead slap (I'm looking at NEONS, AD LIBS, BEES (indeed!) LOOS, APSO and MOPPED).
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" Justin Timberlake posted a photo of the late singer on Instagram with the caption: "I can never express into words how you will continue to inspire me… Thank you for showing a pimple-faced, curly-mopped kid that DIFFERENT was THE THING TO BE. A GENIUS for the ages and the ages to come.
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So China, Russia, and Saudi Arabia might be dumping their holdings of US Treasuries, for reasons of their own, but that won't matter, and folks that expected this to turn into a disaster for the US will need some more patience: these Treasuries will be instantly mopped up by ever more desperate NIRP refugees.
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He has hoisted a gutted cod in a fish market in the port town of Grimsby, weighed boxes of tea bags at a Tetley Tea factory in Eaglescliffe, in the northeast, and mopped a floor in the flood-damaged Derbyshire town of Matlock — drawing japes for his janitorial skills but grudging affection for the effort.
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Cernovich was sweating through his shirt when Duke found him, so he mopped him down and snapped a few shots, one of which Cernovich has used as his Twitter profile — head cropped within the frame and tilted at an angle, his slightly wet-looking hair brushed jauntily to the side and his squinting blue eyes matching his collared shirt.
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See the election results in 2016: An outsider who had never run for office before mopped the deck with 16 other Republican candidates, and then beat the ruling class's anointed champion, Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE. Why?
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Including the HK$9.357 billion of Hong Kong dollars bought on Monday, the HKMA has now mopped up HK$13 billion of Hong Kong dollars from the foreign exchange market since Thursday, after the local dollar hit the weaker end of its trading range at 7.85 per U.S. dollar, nudging up a key lending rate that could push borrowing costs higher.
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As I mopped sweat from my face, he stared at a map of the Shield, which had been so successful that over the previous years he and his staff had actually rolled territory back, as invader communities began to voluntarily return territory to the park service in the hopes of reaching a deal that would allow the new towns to stay.
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We could be the people about to move into this space, the ones who have moved out and are about to hand the keys over to the next inhabitants, the ones who just finished staining and varnishing the floor, the ones who just mopped it clean, or children sitting up to survey the floor on which they have been crawling about – renters, owners, workers, or children.
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You're just in the way all the time: When she's vacuuming, when she's doing DVD workouts, when she's cooking, there you are, always always always, eating a single slice of peanut butter toast over the floor she just mopped, opening the fridge just when she's walking through the kitchen with a hot tray of potatoes, taking up an entire sofa on your own, watching Your Programs on the Main TV. "This will be temporary," you told her.
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