That also prompted global investors to plow into riskier assets.
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That's a lot of future cash available to plow into markets.
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The success also gave these companies plenty of money to plow into the problem.
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Or maybe the bike will spin out of control and it'll plow into a truck.
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We get back, and I make coffee and plow into work emails for the day.
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Wattle seeds are not the kind of thing you plow into a big bowl of.
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The coastline that Florence will plow into this week is, if anything, even more vulnerable.
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But venture capital firms still have a lot of money to plow into major deals.
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Does the girl texting as she hurries forward realize she's going to plow into me?
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Yet this has reduced the amount of additional hard currency banks can plow into sovereign Eurobonds.
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One resident, Hoda, was standing on her rooftop when she saw the trains plow into each other.
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A more dovish-sounding U.S. Federal Reserve has also prompted global investors to plow into riskier assets.
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He said Thursday that hurricane winds were expected to plow into the Big Island on Thursday night.
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More people should read the classics of genre fiction before they plow into their old high school syllabus.
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The group has raised more than $6900 million so far, money it plans to plow into the early blitz.
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Irma is expected to plow into south Florida, where American Airlines operates a hub out of Miami International Airport.
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But just watch it slowly plow into the ground while confused English people narrate the heartbreaking demise of the asscraft.
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Trying to dash around the City Council room, he'd plow into a mild-looking woman in a kelly green suit.
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Then give the results a close listen before you plow into ripping your whole CD collection to digital audio files.
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You can plow into the catcher and attempt to knock the ball free, risking injury, or you can be tagged out.
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Even so, New Jersey lawmakers are looking hungrily at the potential bonanza of any sale to plow into the state budget.
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He's the victimizer (he did plow into the motorcyclist, though extenuating circumstances materialize), but he soon becomes the accident's other victim.
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The Moral Machine adds new variations to the trolley problem: do you plow into a criminal or swerve and hit an executive?
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The coastline that Florence will plow into this week is, if anything, even more vulnerable than the one Hazel struck in 1954.
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The ads are believed to be highly profitable, and give the company money to plow into other investments, like the one-day shipping.
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Uber driver Chen Yi said he saw a truck plow into people on a popular bike path adjacent to the West Side Highway.
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The distracted Prius driver realizes late that he's going to plow into the Tesla, and makes a turn toward the curb to avoid it.
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One day I would eat as little as possible until I was so hungry that I'd plow into anything I could get my hands on.
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The likes of SoftBank and Singapore's Temasek still have plenty of money to plow into splashy names like the news and video-sharing app ByteDance.
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U.S. officials estimate about 123,000 IS fighters remain inside Iraq's second largest city, resisting with mortar fire, snipers and suicide car bombs that plow into army positions.
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If you have an employer-sponsored retirement plan at work, or extra funds to plow into a taxable investment account, you should take advantage of either or both.
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This either needs to be a hard cut to try and escape Golden, or plow into the guy and make him think twice about standing still when tackling.
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While the capable motors and the tight suspension mask the weight well, the Taycan tends to plow into corners if you wait too long to get on the brakes.
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Though individually tiny, the sheer number of particles contained in a coronal mass ejection add up to a colossal force, and they plow into our planet at incredible speeds.
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Then he spent too much time marveling at Winona Ryder's face, giving a rogue demo-dog just the window of opportunity it needed to plow into this poor, sweet soul.
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In June 3, Islamic terrorist used a van to plow into pedestrians on the London Bridge, then got out and began stabbing people in pubs and bars along the bridge.
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Judge sat down one day to calculate how much he'd have to plow into one of these to avoid working for the rest of his life, living on interest alone.
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He's fresh off the campaign trail, and I assume that when he reenters the Senate, hopefully, he'll plow into Senate work and help us get some things done around here.
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It's now on a return collision course and is expected to plow into the Milky Way in about 233 million years, where it will ignite a spectacular burst of star formation.
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Union Square Ventures, a venture capital firm known for early bets in Twitter, Etsy and Tumblr, has $450 million in capital commitments to plow into the next generation of technology startups.
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How well those phones sell shapes Apple's fortunes over the following year and helps determine how much money it can plow into its increasingly diverse initiatives in artificial intelligence, cars, and entertainment.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the rapper was arrested on suspicion of DUI and reckless driving in Burbank, CA after officers say they saw him plow into a row of parked cars.
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The storm threatened to plow into the modest home that the nonprofit Habitat for Humanity had built for them more than a decade earlier, but they were afraid to drive to a shelter.
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For that reason, drillers won't be able to make significant returns on the capital they plow into new production unless benchmark U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude oil and natural gas prices cooperate, Moody's said.
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Investors have continued to plow into bonds even though they are being promised a miniscule rate of return — or in the case of certain bonds in other big developed markets, no return at all.
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After a Saturday gathering of hundreds of white nationalists in Virginia saw a car plow into a group of counter-protesters, killing at least one person, President Donald Trump said "many sides" were involved.
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It was not immediately clear what caused the crash, but investigators were looking into whether a second vehicle collided with the Challenger, causing it to jump the curb and plow into the cafe, police said.
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If Republicans had chosen that more achievable target, it would have given them money they could plow into tax cuts for the working poor, or a bill that added far less to the national debt.
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So investors have continued to plow into bonds even though they are being promised a miniscule rate of return — or in the case of certain bonds in other big developed markets, no return at all.
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French authorities for days have threatened to plow into the migrant camps in the seaside port town of Calais and level any of the hundreds of ramshackle homes that sat too near the busy nearby motorway.
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But as he barreled into the right side of the line, where he might have expected to plow into a pile of defenders, a funny thing happened: Janovich raced 28 yards for a touchdown, virtually untouched.
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Story elements include a jealous husband, cheesy ventriloquism used for flirtation, two men who take over a restaurant for the sole purpose of attracting a single client, and an ocean liner forced to plow into an iceberg.
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Highlights Hurricane Michael strengthened into a Category 4 storm early on Wednesday before it was expected to plow into Florida's Gulf shore with towering waves and roof-shredding winds as 500,000 people were under evacuation orders and advisories.
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While Uber executives have historically been willing to spend billions of dollars to plow into new markets around the world, some of that spending has been reined in over the past year in countries like China and Russia.
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Michael is projected to plow into Florida's Panhandle at midday on Wednesday, unleashing potentially devastating waves as high as 13 feet (173 meters) that could rush inland for miles around the storm's center, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) warned.
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And those polls likely will be influenced by the amount of time the candidates are able to spend in those states (meeting voters and giving speeches) and resources (staff and money) they are able to plow into their campaign organizations there.
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In 2014, the company's chief executive, Jeffrey P. Bezos, stood atop a bus in Bangalore wearing a jodhpuri-style Indian coat and holding a giant check for $2 billion, representing the amount Amazon pledged to plow into its business in the country.
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The amount it has spent on new material is nowhere near the $10 billion Netflix will plow into content this year, but Apple has something Netflix does not: more than a billion devices all over the world, which amounts to an infrastructure.
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"Amazon is not afraid to plow into a new market in a very big way, take a big hit, but say, 22016 years down the line, this is going to be big and profitable," said Neil Saunders, managing director at the GlobalData Retail research firm.
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This is your porch, your yard, your beer, and you feel that warm American glow of ownership, the way a settler must have felt slicing a plow into unfriendly soil (or whatever) for the first time—this is a crappy land, yes, but it is my land.
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While the local news media initially reported that the bus's brakes had failed and that it had slammed into the truck, a spokesman for the Veracruz Secretariat for Civil Protection said late Wednesday that it was allegedly the tractor-trailer's brakes that had failed, causing the truck to plow into the bus.
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As both president and candidate, Donald Trump has articulated strongly the duty he feels is his uniquely: to improve the security of his fellow citizens against the irrational hatreds of the Islamic State and the random actions of hate and killing that occur as vehicles plow into crowds or knives are wielded against the innocent in public spaces.
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Just like what the Israelis do, we need to profile based on behavior and mannerisms and knowing that Al Qaeda and ISIS are instructing their people to rent trucks, of these type of trucks, and plow into crowds, we need to have a special training tapes that we provide to any rental place that does, for example, rent these type of trucks.
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Li Jianying (; May 1964 – November 4, 2006) was a People's Liberation Army Air Force pilot. Li chose to sacrifice himself in a crash-landing rather than bail out and leave his plane to plow into a village. Li was born in Zhengzhou, Henan in 1964. Li was known for his toughness and work ethic.
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Working as a grocery-store cashier, Samantha is taken hostage by her father and in a high-speed police chase. As Craig and Sydney stand outside the church Samantha and her father (with the police in pursuit) plow into the wedding party, crash through a bus stop next to the church and run Sydney down. The episode ends with Craig sobbing over Sydney's body.
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Sam is soon called by Cyclops, informing him that the X-Men are reforming in San Francisco, and he agrees to join the new team. He arrives in San Francisco as Magneto is attacking the city with a group of antique Sentinels. Sam manages to plow into Magneto, disarming his artificial magnetism suit, and giving the X-Men the upper hand in the battle. However, Magneto still manages to escape.
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In prison, the United States government blamed Castillo for the tragedy at Cumbre Tunnel. On February 4, 1914, a gang of bandits had deliberately caused a passenger train to plow into empty freight cars that had been detained and set on fire in the Cumbre railway tunnel in Chihuahua. Upwards of fifty-five people, including over twenty Americans, died in the conflagration. The United States government interrogated Castillo but was unable to connect him to the tragedy.
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According to Card he came up with the idea to write "Prentice Alvin and the No-Good Plow" while attending graduate school at the University of Utah. According to Card he decided to try to write an epic poem after reading The Faerie Queene by Edmund Spenser in one of his literature classes.Alvin Maker series "Orson Scott Card's website The Hatrack". At the time Card was not planning on expanding "Prentice Alvin and the No-Good Plow" into a novel series.
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Each fragment of the comet was denoted by a letter of the alphabet, from "fragment A" through to "fragment W", a practice already established from previously observed broken-up comets. More exciting for planetary astronomers was that the best orbital calculations suggested that the comet would pass within of the center of Jupiter, a distance smaller than the planet's radius, meaning that there was an extremely high probability that SL9 would collide with Jupiter in July 1994. Studies suggested that the train of nuclei would plow into Jupiter's atmosphere over a period of about five days.
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The game is a simple tug-of-war competition but with a bit of a twist: players, instead of standing as they pull onto the rope facing each other, they are crawling away, facing opposite directions as they hitch the rope on their shoulders and use their core to pull. There are 2 teams typically from differing communities and players are placed in a specific positions. A gong is played and the players start to plow into the ground like cows, trying to tug as far off as they can. The game time is often a count to 100 (3 minutes).
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His assignment to the Pacific Theatre of Operations for over three years was longer than any other American fighter pilot served in combat, and he flew more than 875 hours in combat. Loisel was the fourth leading ace in the 475th Fighter Group, flying with notable aces Thomas McGuire (38 kills), Charles MacDonald (27 kills) and Daniel T. Roberts, Jr. (15 kills). He was known for his aggressiveness, instructing his pilots to "Head for the main body of the enemy – disregard stragglers ... [and] plow into the largest bunch you see."Fifth Air Force Staff 2007, p.
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Roger Ebert gave the film two-and-a-half stars out of four, calling it "an OK movie with some good chase scenes and stunt driving (I'd never seen a car plow into a pile of ice blocks before), but I had to keep assuring myself I hadn't seen it before." Vincent Canby of The New York Times called the film "another foolish melodrama about rural life in a fictional state called Texas, where all the county sheriffs are crooked, all the sheriff's deputies are named either Lenny or Leroy and are slow-witted, and decent young men go wrong because there's nothing else to do."Canby, Vincent (July 10, 1976). "'Small Town in Texas' Opens at Cinerama 2".
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Hovercrafts are weight dependent vehicles, so whereas race hovercrafts are extremely lightweight, leisure hovercraft manufacturers need to also consider durability and longevity of product life. The majority of leisure hovercrafts are constructed from glass fibre, with recent introductions of other materials such as HDPE (High Density Polyethylene). Leisure hovercraft designs offer better on-water handling capabilities - some hovercraft struggle to get onto the air cushion when starting on water, because hovercraft create a bow wave referred to as The Hump - so different models will have quoted on- water payloads to denote what weight can be lifted when starting from on- water. Some hovercrafts have a tendency to nose dive or plough (plow) into water so some leisure suppliers offer anti-plough designs.
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