A passer-by, Steinle said, suggested that they turn her over.
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The next passer-by wouldn't be out of place in Tehran.
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" As he spoke outside the courthouse, a passer-by shouted, "Sellout!
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Further north, outside University College Hospital, an elderly passer-by goes further.
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A passer-by jumped in to help, but it was too late.
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A passer-by saw her with her camera and offered a scoop.
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Do I drop the person on the phone or the passer-by?
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The alleged assailant was taken into custody after a passer-by tackled him.
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A passer-by took her to a police station to file a report.
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One Hasidic passer-by, Mordechai Leiby, said the siren served a valuable function.
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The victim managed to escape, after a female passer-by came to her aid.
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Afterwards a passer-by found her abandoned on the roadside, unable to walk unsupported.
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Another passer-by, likely drunk, motioned that I should approach very quietly, very carefully.
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But a passer-by who testified said he had heard cries of a struggle.
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" Another suggested that women didn't need to "shriek our propaganda at the passer-by.
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He shot and killed a passer-by and a customer at a kebab shop.
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Alejandro Almonte, 45, a passer-by, heard Ms. Cavero yelp and saw her fall.
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"I don't understand the words, but it's beautiful," one passer-by told a friend.
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This man was up in every available sensory input of every single passer-by.
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At one point, she waves out the window and smiles to a random passer by.
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Do you ask a passer-by for directions, or consult Google Maps on your smartphone?
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"What the fuck… You're walking a fucking ostrich, ya daft cunt?" the passer-by shouts.
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" Another passer-by fumed to her companion, "I wish I could throw something at it.
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" A recent entry: "A passer-by sneers / parking cop waves a warning / under green streetlight.
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"This street reminds me of that show," she said, waving to a passer-by outside.
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And their use of educational signage means that every passer-by will learn something, too!
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Brian Fraser, 37, a passer-by from New Jersey, recorded the struggle on his cellphone.
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Their bodies would be found by a passer-by five miles downriver from the park.
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"Is this a joke?" said another passer-by, Suzanne Mason, 5003, a tourist from France.
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That passer-by rock was named Oumuamua, Hawaiian for messenger from afar arriving first, or scout.
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A passer-by discovered the SUV, seeing the mangled wreckage at the foot of the cliff.
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"What happened was tragic," one passer-by, Katie Wong, said of the couple and their ordeal.
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The SUV was discovered only after a passer-by saw the mangled wreckage below the cliff.
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"She couldn't stop saying, 'Thank you,'" said Billy Fernando, a passer-by who watched the drama.
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A passer-by saw them several hours later, locked in a metal container at a police station.
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One unhappy passer-by sued diCorcia for photographing him without permission and for profiting from his image.
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Hang on – he's stopped to chat to a passer-by first, gushing and asking for a selfie.
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"We are all such clichés," a passer-by remarks, apropos of what it is not exactly clear.
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The app "is used by passer-by, protesters, journalist, tourist and even pro-government supporters," the HKmap.
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A passer-by answered the boy's panicked cries and called 911, according to a law enforcement official.
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I've had to use it before (the gloves and gauze, anyway), as a passer-by to an assault.
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Mr. Salzinger died after he was pushed by a passer-by on a subway platform at Penn Station.
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"If you were a passer-by, you couldn't see it off the side of the road," he said.
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" Her interpretation is delivered with the casual charm of "a passer-by whistling something strange and ear-catching.
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A passer-by, throwing only a fleeting look over the place, would have been completely unaware of it.
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" And Mr. Macron, admonished to hang tough by a passer-by over the weekend, replied simply: "Don't worry.
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To each passer-by, he raised his thumb and pinkie in a trademark shaka sign of good will.
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"The war has made this country sick, people are dying of hunger," said one passer-by, Yousef Abdelqawi.
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The family placed it where the Talmud says to: in the window, so a passer-by could see.
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A passer-by filmed the woman late Tuesday evening and posted several videos on Facebook shortly after midnight.
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A passer-by who sees someone herding a flock into a trailer would assume it was a legitimate farmer.
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They feed the poor sitting patiently outside, whenever a pious or charitable passer-by pays them to do so.
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Yemane and Mr. Bokrezion's brother Michael then found Mr. Bokrezion, about the same time a passer-by called 911.
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P.: 2693.26,21.58 Change from open: -22 % This passer-by on Wall Street is in red, but the markets are not.
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A curious passer-by might notice plaintive children in styling chairs, sucking on lollipops, while young women comb their hair.
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A passer-by saw the body, went home, called the police, and returned to the park around 6:10 p.m.
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To a casual passer-by, the Howard County Food Bank in Columbia is almost indistinguishable from a miniature grocery store.
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Laguerre, 22, was punched by a passer by when she told him to "shut up" after he wolf-whistled at her.
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The medical examiner's office said the bodies were not decomposed when found by a passer-by on the afternoon of Oct.
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The central public corridor is 123 feet wide, tight enough that a passer-by is conscious of storefronts on both sides.
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At the Midsummer ritual, as the witches reeled around the flowers, the occasional passer-by peered through the foliage before retreating.
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People on upper floors threw crystal ashtrays, one of which struck a passer-by and shattered, embedding glass in his eyes.
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In Texas, everybody is a mandated reporter — any relative, neighbor or even passer-by — while New York has no reporting requirements.
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He may have assumed she was an innocent passer-by, and he was protecting her from what was about to happen.
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Instead of enjoying that glass of lemonade in your apartment, hang out on your stoop and chat with a passer-by.
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One passer-by, delighted by the work, approached her at the end and asked where he could follow her on Instagram.
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Passer-by Nina Lobel said the portrayal of Netanyahu was "horrendous" and the artist had wanted "to show him as a dictator".
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A passer-by found the Indian student unconscious in the bushes of a park outside Rohtak and took her to a hospital.
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Bullets were still flying that night when a passer-by loaded Mr. Djibril into his car and drove him to the hospital.
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A passer-by casts a shadow on a part of Helsinki-based light artist, Immanuel Pax's 'The world in which we live'.
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Instead, she began photographing people who could not return her probing, empathetic gaze: the intellectually disabled, the blind, the oblivious passer-by.
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Down the street, a passer-by pushed a toddler in a pink toy car, in front of a Nick Mosby campaign sign.
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Ms. Jones, an Academy Award-nominated actress, gladly obliged, then walked a short distance before she was stopped by another passer-by.
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A passer-by approached the attacker, apparently trying to calm him, Sirus said, until the man realized the attacker had a gun.
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In another video, apparently filmed by a passer-by, the man begs for help as two other people sprawl on the ground.
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Mr. Whilby also injured a man on a motor scooter, a coffee vendor, a passer-by and a passenger on the bus.
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"It's probably a bit short of water; I think it needs a drink," said another passer-by, Mark Wansborough-Jones, also 73.
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The pair, found by a passer-by, had immigrated to Virginia in 27 and run away from their home there last summer.
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Brech was interviewed by police near the scene of the crime in the days after the killing, but merely as a passer-by.
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The passer-by kept passing by, but Mr. Jones continued like a bygone wanderer who had just stumbled out of a time machine.
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A passer-by had approached with an angry question: If the rabbi really believed in God, why was he wearing a face mask?
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Qudratullah Khushbakht, a spokesman for the governor of Kandahar, said one passer-by, a woman, had been killed and four other civilians wounded.
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Our first stop was Yuedi Bridge, where, on August 4, 2001, at dawn, a passer-by heard the cries of an abandoned child.
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"If you want people to think you are a decent human being, wear an 'Impeach Trump' button," he said to one passer-by.
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She said she saw that the passer-by was spiritually ill, and urged her to step into a nearby apartment to talk more.
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According to court records from Ms. Joefield's case, a passer-by found Deja, who was then 5, out on the sidewalk at midnight.
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Morton passed out, but from what he was told, he swerved off the road and was found by a passer-by, who dialed 911.
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Waiters walked around him, and a passer-by heard him repeating, "Where are you?" in Swahili, presumably into a phone, a security professional said.
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Simply pushing aside an innocent-seeming branch could make the passer-by pay a few days later, when a rash begins to well up.
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"It's so interesting in this busy square, so subtle," said Peter Larndorfer, 250, a passer-by, shortly after the work was unveiled on Monday.
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The choice of square windows makes the building appear squat, giving passer-by a confusing image of an anorexic giant that seems uncomfortably compressed.
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But as one passer-by, who gave his name also as Artyom, that may not last: "They had to do this today," he said.
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Women manage uninvited attention from men every day, but there's something particularly alluring to the male passer-by about a woman on a motorcycle.
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The two were just blocks away from Memphis' medical district, and one passer-by wondered out loud whether they were dead, even checking Ronald's pulse.
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A 911 call from a passer-by had alerted the police to an accident, said Christian S. Hancock, a spokesman for the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
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Billions of messages that had been technically public but effectively private were instantly made accessible to anyone: friend, foe, authority figure, or online passer-by.
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He came to the attention of the police several times, involving allegations of jostling a police officer, robbing a passer-by and carrying a knife.
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A Senate security guard handed his colleagues paper cups of coffee and told an inquiring passer-by that he planned to be there until midnight.
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A man who posted a video to Facebook that showed him shooting dead a random passer-by in Cleveland is being sought by the authorities.
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Music from nearby break dancing groups can drown out conversation, and the occasional passer-by relieving himself in a potted plant can prove, er, distracting.
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Police said an explosive device in the vehicle blew up at 0516 GMT while the car was moving, killing the driver and wounding a passer-by.
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Soon after, the police said, a passer-by, a woman in her 40s who had been walking out of a nearby Starbucks, was shot and killed.
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A passer-by happened to see two men, maybe more, locked in a metal container on a police base yelling through a barred window for help.
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Jayme Closs, above, escaped from the home where she had been held and was found wandering on a road by a passer-by in Gordon, Wis.
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These brides and grooms are seeking out spaces where they feel a personal connection — regardless of the manpower involved or random passer-by guests in attendance.
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In a six-minute video taken by a passer-by and posted to Instagram, the police are seen pummeling Mr. Grissom with batons and kicking him.
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"I wanted it to be something both for the passer-by and a buffer for the residents," said Ms. Hayes, who often produces plant-focused works.
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Two days later, a passer-by found one of her high-heeled shoes on a road on the edge of McAllen, which sits across from Reynosa, Mexico.
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When we first starting shooting the doc, we were filming with her on the streets of Richmond, and a passer by called out, 'Are you Amy Black?
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A soldier opened fire during the attack in Valence, wounding the attacker and a passer-by, the only shots fired during the course of the Sentinelle operation.
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A few weeks later, a passer-by found her body partially buried in a shallow grave in a park in West Baltimore, according to The Baltimore Sun.
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He could hear the sound of gunfire nearby, the cries for help from his bus driver, and frantic pleas from a passer-by that someone call 911.
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No piece of evidence was more central than a cellphone video, which a passer-by, Feidin Santana, recorded as he walked to work on April 4, 2015.
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As the vessel left Copenhagen, a passer-by happened to take a photograph showing Ms. Wall smiling from the submarine's tower, according to the local news media.
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It grows so well that a passer-by, concerned about my boisterous crop of dandelions, once suggested I use her landscaping crew to corral my wild patch.
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They revealed an easy target in the car, one that any passer-by can clearly see—whether the music-playing device is snazzy or merely does the job.
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By no means modest, the St. Paul homes that bear plaques stating that the city's favorite son once lived there would make any passer-by stop and look.
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Ms. Jurvetson had recently moved to Los Angeles when her body was found by a passer-by in the brush off Mulholland Drive near Laurel Canyon on Nov.
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Search teams were alerted late Thursday that a passer-by had sighted the mace under the road, Aremu Adeniran, spokesman for the state police said in a statement.
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A passer-by at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport might have noticed something unusual as Boeing 2747 No. 200114 pushed back from the gate for the last time.
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Occasionally a passer-by out walking the dog would stand on tiptoe to peer over the curtain, but paparazzi did not stake out the doors of these establishments.
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And the discomfort some feel at the strange dress or speech of a passer-by does not remotely justify trillions in economic losses foisted on the world's poorest people.
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For me, it was best summed up by a passer-by on the London subway during the recent terror stabbing who told the attacker: 'You ain't no Muslim, Bruv.
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Forcade had seen Stephen DeMont fall to the ground and shouted to a passer-by to dial 235 before he performed chest compressions, trying to keep DeMont's heart beating.
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Police spokeswoman Luba Samri said the two journalists were detained after a passer-by had complained to police that he saw several people apparently inciting Arab youths to violence.
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He also threw an apple at a passer-by and a metal ring affixed to the top of the tree for Christmas decorations at rescuers, the court documents said.
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The crash was discovered Monday afternoon by a passer-by who had used a pullout along the road and saw a vehicle off the embankment on the rocky shoreline.
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At eight feet tall and facing Wooster Street from the museum's windows, 19 of JEB's images will be equally accessible to the witting gallery-goer and unwitting passer-by.
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One official suggested that a spark from a passing vehicle had probably caused the blast, but news reports quoted witnesses blaming a lit cigarette tossed by a passer-by.
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BEIJING — The 18-year-old student out for a stroll at night was wearing makeup and a skirt and high heels when a passer-by suddenly collided with him.
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Sheriff Henderson said one of his deputies, called to the scene by a passer-by, administered several field sobriety tests and then took Mr. Kolb to the county jail.
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If there's any special reason these works appear outdoors, it's a cynical one: For her, every tree and passer-by eventually becomes, through digital capture, an advertisement for itself.
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Sigmaton shot to Internet fame in February, when a passer-by posted a candid shot of him carrying a basket of carrots in a rural mountainous province where he lived.
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As Mr. Marte powered through rounds of calisthenics with some friends that morning, he said, he caught the attention of a passer-by who asked to join the workout session.
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Last Monday, a 17-year-old refugee who had come to Germany from Afghanistan as an unaccompanied minor injured four people on a train and a passer-by near Würzburg.
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"I have two blacks and one red, like you have two eyes and one head!" he shouted to a passer-by last week in the plaza on East Fordham Road.
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" — Joshua Gorelick, 34, Boston "Instead of ignoring each other on the subway, we cheer for every stranger and passer-by even though they're the reason all the streets are closed.
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A flagged-down passer-by drove the dying Mr. Glover to a makeshift police outpost, where officers allegedly detained and beat the driver and two members of Mr. Glover's family.
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Two female emergency medical workers were responding to a call and were alerted by a passer-by that someone was riding on the back bumper of the ambulance, officials said.
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According to French news reports, some of the DNA evidence was found on a necklace worth about $31,600 that was dropped in the street and found by a passer-by.
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The basic premise of the quantum reconstruction game is summed up by the joke about the driver who, lost in rural Ireland, asks a passer-by how to get to Dublin.
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ROME (Reuters) - Carefully sweeping dust and debris off a central Rome pavement and into a pan, Christian Okoro flashes a broad smile at a passer-by who tosses him a coin.
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A passer-by reported glimpsing them in the area Tuesday night, but when Mr. Tory arrived on Wednesday, park officials seemed no closer to recapturing the as-yet nameless young lovers.
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With my fabrications, I became the captain of the ship, not just a wistful passer-by, breath fogging the pane of glass that stood between me and the girls I venerated.
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The police say one of the men, Jason Wright, fired two shots from a handgun, hidden in his jacket pocket, grazing his rival's torso and striking the knee of a passer-by.
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Let the dandelions run rampant on your front lawn and all those bright yellow faces stare up at every passer-by, announcing that this homeowner has not kept up with the mowing.
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On Wednesday, a campaign team held court at the entrance of a Walmart in Kissimmee, contending with humidity and flies while asking just about every passer-by about his or her registration status.
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It will just be a random passer-by, jamming for the fun of it on one of the pianos that the national railroad company, S.N.C.F., has installed in nearly 100 stations across France.
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A passer-by noticed the body wrapped in a blue tarp bobbing on the waves on Saturday morning near East 58th Street and Avenue U in the Mill Basin inlet, the police said.
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Another passer-by stanched the bleeding of the student poet, Micah Fletcher, and called his mother to tell her to go to the hospital — but played down the injuries to avoid terrifying her.
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A passer-by added yet another agenda item to an already overburdened program, handing out new lyrics for "White Christmas," by Phyllis Kind, from a little sheaf, "Feminist Carols," distributed by B. Rugged.
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According to New Zealand publication Stuff, Senior Sergeant Dave Houston was notified by a passer by who had spotted the little fluff ball when it peeped its head out from under a parked car.
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Even if you were a passer-by and had no idea that the Boosted Board was an electric skateboard, there'd have to be some compliment offered toward its appearance: after all, it's not ugly.
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Their tactics follow a familiar script: Hold out a beaded bracelet or gold-colored medallion featuring a Buddhist saying to a passer-by, get the person to take it, then ask for a donation.
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But if that pretty flowerpot falls off the ledge onto the street below, it could prove deadly for a passer-by, which may explain why your co-op prohibits placing objects on the ledge.
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The question of whether Washington Cemetery was part of this moment in history began on March 4, when a passer-by noticed the fallen stones and called the Shomrim, the Orthodox Jewish patrol society.
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Even you, then, Mary Q. Passer-by, can expect to get jostled by clowder of invited (and occasionally not-invited) guests posing in their best outfits for an appreciative group of street-style photographers.
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Villa is practically up for sainthood since last weekend, when a passer-by posted a photo of him delivering food to a homeless man and his son outside a Starbucks when N.Y.C.F.C. was in Portland, Ore.
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Step off the KC Streetcar (as it is officially known) and look around as if you don't know where you are going and a passer-by will stop and ask where you're trying to get to.
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Mr. Vassell, who had endeared himself to nearly every shopkeeper, barber and passer-by in his Crown Heights, Brooklyn, neighborhood, met the same fate on Wednesday evening on the corner of Utica Avenue and Montgomery Street.
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To get around the fact that they had no warrant, the partners concocted a story about how a passer-by had flagged them down and told them of being threatened by a neighbor with a gun.
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They point out what a compassionate response (or lack thereof) might look like at each level — from a passer-by to a doctor to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent to a politician to a researcher.
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A poem by Lamiya Mohammed, 12, written to be performed as a duet with her 6-year-old sister, Abrar, was inspired by an incident in which a random passer-by called their mother a terrorist.
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"I had a very early link to aviation, the passion of the plane," he said, interrupting our conversation to hand out a flyer to a passer-by, advertising a showing of his film about the crashes.
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Now I had become that self-satisfied passer-by, and whatever fleeting gratification I might have derived from speaking to her this way was replaced, as I walked away, by an overwhelming sense of guilt and sadness.
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He placed a second bomb on West 27th Street, but a passer-by on edge from the blast four blocks away noticed it and called the police, and the bomb squad took the device away without incident.
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The decision by Judge Clifton Newman to grant bond was a long-sought victory for Michael T. Slager, who was fired from the North Charleston Police Department after the shooting, which a passer-by recorded with a cellphone.
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PARIS (Reuters) - An assailant shouting "Allahu akbar" killed a passer-by in a knife attack that also wounded four others in the heart of Paris late on Saturday before he was shot dead by police, French authorities said.
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Finally, one passer-by — a 55-year-old mother of 10 who asked that her name be withheld — expressed the mind-set that has led Hasidic Jews to vote as a single bloc in state and local elections.
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An unknown friend, relative or passer-by must have taken the picture, but in the absence of clinching evidence to the contrary, it is not unreasonable to think that the place itself made a record of the day.
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A bear in the Russian Far East earlier this month bit off the leg of a zookeeper, and a circus bear that broke free in the southwestern city of Saratov in June mauled a passer-by on the street.
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The first victim, a passer-by who shouted at him as he tried to shoot his way into the synagogue as the congregation inside celebrated the Jewish religious festival of Yom Kippur, was a woman of 40, they said.
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A man killed two policewomen and a woman passer-by in the Belgian city of Liege on Tuesday, public broadcaster RTBF said, before being shot dead in an exchange of fire that sent people scattering and scurrying to take cover.
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Mr. Zeng told Global Times that after being dropped by the police near a cemetery outside the city, he and his parents waited for a half-hour until a passer-by stopped and gave them a ride back to Stockholm.
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And yet when the occasional passer-by looks over the fence and sees Fred marching across the yard, his legs churning with the same steady, hardy energy of a toddler delighting in his newfound ability to walk, they are always startled.
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You, Ms. Passer-by, may be grateful, even despite this inconvenience: The two New York Fashion Weeks (the other in September), according to analysis by the New York Economic Development Corporation, account for nearly $900 million in economic impact annually.
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"A passer-by found the radioactive device dumped in Zubair and immediately informed security forces which went with a special prevention radiation team and retrieved the device," the chief of security panel in Basra provincial council Jabbar al-Saidi told Reuters.
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"A passer-by found the radioactive device dumped in Zubair and immediately informed security forces which went with a special radiation prevention team and retrieved the device," the chief of the security panel within Basra provincial council, Jabbar al-Saidi, told Reuters.
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Tua Tagovailoa of Alabama is the top passer by adjusted yards per attempt, but many think Joe Burrow of L.S.U., the Heisman Trophy favorite who ranks third and is not recovering from a significant injury, will go ahead of Tagovailoa in the draft.
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Like many of the earth's great cultural landmarks, it has a life of its own; it is a living character in art, literature, music and legend, and a place where a tired passer-by can drop in for some rest and quiet thought.
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A work crew pulled up to the northwest corner of West End Avenue and 101st Street on Wednesday morning and approached an oblong glass box that looked so anachronistic that a passer-by might have wondered if it simply had dropped out of the sky.
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LOS ANGELES – A 92-year-old man beaten repeatedly in the face with a brick in Los Angeles on Wednesday thanked the passer-by who took video of the aftermath of the attack that may have helped lead to an arrest in the case.
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Seek, Ms. Passer-by, and ye shall find: Why, here's Rokh by Rok Hwang, a Korean-born, London-educated alumnus of Phoebe Philo's Celine, who rose onto the radar of many when he was given a special award by the LVMH Prize jury in 2018.
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Rolling within each season are subplots (a cat chases a mouse; a parrot escapes; a fallen jogger is tended by a passer-by, from which romance blooms), while macroplots are threaded across the year (a woman has a baby; a school is built; a pumpkin grows).
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At a Paris soiree for one of her coffee-table monographs, she brusquely chastises a cellphone user; when someone offers to snap her picture at a red-carpet event, she shoves a passer-by out of the frame; and she castigates the filmmakers more than once.
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Video footage shot by a passer-by shows the woman, plastic bag in one hand and cane in the other, walking slowly across the avenue in front of the truck, which is waiting behind another vehicle at a red light beneath the elevated D train tracks.
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In a video lasting more than 30 minutes that the attacker live-streamed from a helmet camera, he was heard cursing his failure to gain entry to the synagogue before shooting dead a woman passer-by in the street and a man in a nearby kebab restaurant.
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In a video lasting more than 30 minutes that the attacker live-streamed from a helmet camera, he was heard cursing his failure to gain entry to the synagogue before shooting dead a woman passer-by in the street and a man in a nearby kebab restaurant.
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The Ethicist After a passer-by handed over a half-used pack of cigarettes to a homeless man on a Melbourne street, the man asked that I accompany him to a nearby convenience store to help him buy more cigarettes as he was running low for the week.
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And in the past, I'd always assumed that even if I did come across someone with an emergency medical problem, my intervention would likely be a moot point, because I wouldn't have any medical tools with me, other than a phone for calling 911, like any other passer-by.
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During the barrage of short scenes in the second half, we see a desperate, intoxicated, and practically incomprehensible Steven Burnett out in the woods with Gersten Hayward, contemplating suicide — and then we hear an offscreen gunshot after a glimpse of a passer-by sends Gersten scrambling into hiding.
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A bystander costumed as a Teletubby walked through the shot; a passer-by, apparently noticing neither the camera nor the celebrities, stopped Mr. Goldwyn to ask him for directions; and a little boy, fascinated by the filming, came up close to watch, but, when the kissing began, blurted out "Eww!" and ran away.
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In a video of more than 30 minutes that the attacker livestreamed from a helmet camera, the perpetrator was heard cursing his failure to enter the synagogue in the eastern German city of Halle before shooting dead a woman passer-by in the street and a man inside a nearby kebab restaurant.
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To sit outside a Paris cafe at breakfast is to observe the city as it wipes the sleep from its eyes: the soft clink of a cup and saucer, the turning of newspaper pages, the passer-by with a cigarette who asks for a light — and me, at my little round table, nibbling a speculoos, sipping my café crème.
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READ: Four men convicted of horrific gang rape and murder will be hanged, Indian court rules Cover: An Indian man takes photos of the site where the burned body of a 27-year-old woman was found last week by a passer-by, in Shadnagar some 50 kilometers or 31 miles from Hyderabad, India, Friday, Dec.
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The Foreign Press Association, a group that advocates for journalists, said the bureau chief, William Booth, and a Palestinian contract reporter for The Post, Sufian Taha, were held for about 40 minutes at a police station after a complaint from a passer-by, though the pair had shown their government press office identification cards and had made clear they were working on an article.
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For instance, China has moved so fast into a cashless society, where everyone pays for everything with a mobile phone, that Chinese newspapers report beggars in major cities have started to place a printout of a QR code in their begging bowls so any passer-by can scan it and use mobile payment apps like Alibaba's Alipay or Tencent's WeChat Wallet to contribute to the beggar's mobile payment account.
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Although they shared directing tasks throughout the movie — a story of the early days of talking pictures starring Kelly, Debbie Reynolds, Donald O'Connor and Jean Hagen, with a screenplay by Comden and Green and songs from the 21967s and ′27s — there was no question who was behind the camera when a thoroughly soaked Kelly bounded ecstatically down a back-lot street in a downpour singing the title song, his dancing partner an umbrella that he ultimately thrust into the hands of a grateful passer-by.
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