At least it only plunked down $9 billion for Oath.
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We're told Williams plunked down $10k for boobs and booze.
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In December Black Mirror plunked season four down on Netflix.
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Cincinnati pitchers plunked four Pirates, and Pittsburgh pitchers hit two Reds.
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She says she plunked down more than $60k for the boat.
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He looked like a man plunked hard in the solar plexus.
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Even the famously cynical P. T. Barnum plunked down his cash.
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And if he was plunked by a pitch, he didn't mind.
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Renfroe scored when Edwards plunked pinch hitter Greg Garcia in the foot.
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He was injured Saturday when he was plunked by Washington's Ryan Madson.
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Enter Ukrainian billionaire Marina Acton in 2017, who plunked down $17.8 mil.
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And the company has plunked AI into its corporate vision statement, too.
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Each earbud needs to be plunked just so into its respective charging cradle.
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The pitch that plunked Posey came in the eighth inning with two outs.
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Not a bad profit, considering she plunked down $4.5 mil to buy it.
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To that end, IBM (IBM) just plunked down $34 billion for Red Hat.
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He and fellow C Kurt Suzuki have been plunked a combined 17 times.
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The person who plunked down more than $400 million Wednesday is still unknown.
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Flaherty then plunked Mahle with his 70th and last pitch of the night.
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All that was there was a little arbor, plunked down in the middle.
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Kanye plunked down some serious money for a property called Monster Lake Ranch.
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What's it like to be plunked down in a world of general weirdness?
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After Brown flied out, Sparkman plunked Profar to force home the opening run.
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The scene was somewhat less so in the fourth, when Anderson plunked Franco.
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We're told Pusha paid about $320k for his and Steven plunked down $300k.
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Ask him why he just plunked down $600 and he'll stare at you again.
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To have a huge crew plunked in the middle of your community is tough.
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He already plunked down $6.5M for a home that features an impressive 14 rooms.
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He led the American League in that category last year, getting plunked 24 times.
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As the fries plunked into the oil, she allowed herself a moment of levity.
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For example, I plunked in KABOB here, but today, it's spelled KEBAB, another variant.
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Nicholas Castellanos, who was plunked with one out, scored from second on the error.
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Nick Vincent then plunked Jeff McNeil with an 0-2 pitch, loading the bases.
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Another former Florida Gator, the left-hander Brian Johnson, plunked him in the shoulder.
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With one out in the ninth, Cardinals closer Carlos Martinez (2-1) plunked Starling Marte.
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Second, in some cases, gateways can be self-deployed, plunked down like Wi-Fi routers.
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Mets reliever Wilmer Font plunked Rhys Hoskins with a 96 mph fastball in the seventh.
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But his win wasn't the only thing that plunked her into happy territory last night.
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Slugs are then carted to the neighboring building to be plunked into heated hydraulic presses.
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I plunked in HARPO, figuring that I had a 50 percent chance of being correct.
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I imagine it must have felt that way when you were suddenly plunked down there.
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Diaz balked pinch runner Rajai Davis to second and then plunked Chisenhall in the leg.
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McCaskill plunked down hundreds of thousands of dollars on an ad propping up GOP Rep.
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The "Teen Mom"/porn star plunked down $845,000 for a townhouse in the Hollywood Hills.
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Investors plunked down $66 billion in U.S. ETFs in 2000, according to the Investment Company Institute.
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Uber's just plunked down a load of cash on the future of self-driving car tech.
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As we reported .... Metro claimed it plunked down millions so Swizz's company could acquire fancy cars.
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Bryant had been out since being plunked by Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander Chris Archer on Tuesday.
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Matz then plunked Bader and walked Fowler to make it 5-1 and end his night.
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"We've gotten used to these 1960s, 1970s plazas with obligatory big artworks plunked down," he said.
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Update: A Yankees pitcher has hit another Tigers batter, this time David Robertson plunked John Hicks.
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Hill then plunked Renato Nunez before walking Austin Hays to give Baltimore a 1-0 lead.
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She plunked a blue plastic bag containing half a dozen sperm whale teeth on the table.
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Small groups of residents plunked themselves next to the stage to converse — decidedly not sotto voce.
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On the mantel, I plunked a miniature teddy bear wearing a sweater with a Jewish star.
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Which means you've plunked more that a grand down on a system that's still in its infancy.
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On July 24, the Apollo 11 astronauts plunked down in the waters of the Pacific near Hawaii.
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When the check came, Mr. Tanne plunked down his credit card and the waiter took it away.
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Chris Taylor singled, Corey Seager walked and Grandal was plunked to fill the bases with no outs.
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When in 2016, they started imagining a baby girl, James plunked down $10,000 for yet another reversal.
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G-Eazy just plunked down a bunch of cash to ensure his mouth will always look clean.
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So far, over 60,000 people have plunked down some dough for a preorder, according to the company.
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Those frozen pillars are plunked into tall, icy Toki highballs, one of only three cocktails Jackalope makes.
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Her bottles, when she started using them, just got plunked into a bowl of soapy hot water.
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But, when you're plunked down in the middle of it, sometimes it just feels like time fleeing.
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Then he stationed himself beside Mr. Marsalis, watching as the elder musician plunked out a playful solo.
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Problem is, she bought it in April 2016 for $845k and plunked down about $100k in renovations.
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Ellen DeGeneres just plunked down $18.6 million for a home away from home, but not that far.
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Hader then plunked Willie Calhoun and walked Hunter Pence, but he preserved the tie by getting consecutive strikeouts.
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Half a million people have already plunked down $220,2000 to reserve a Tesla Model 23 all-electric sedan.
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A basketball hoop commands center stage, surrounded by cameras plunked on the floor and perched in every corner.
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The Coldplay frontman plunked down $4.45 million for the Malibu Playhouse ... currently home to the Malibu Stage Company.
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XXX plunked down $1.4 million in November on the Parkland, Florida mansion located 15 minutes from the shooting.
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In the third, Nova surrendered a leadoff double to Tony Kemp, then plunked Robinson Chirinos with a pitch.
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Madson then plunked Willson Contreras in the left shoulder on a 2-2 pitch to load the bases.
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We're told Kanye did not pay full price but we don't know exactly how much he plunked down.
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Airplane makers like Alexander Lippisch (designer of the delta wing) were plunked down at Wright Field in Dayton.
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Plawecki left Wednesday's game at Dodger Stadium after being plunked in the ribs and was sent for tests.
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Andrelton Simmons led off the inning with a double before deGrom walked C.J. Cron and plunked Martin Maldonado.
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Earlier this month, she plunked down $3903 for a "Lucky for Life" lottery ticket at a 7-Eleven.
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So Peabody plunked down $22015 billion to acquire Macarthur Coal, an Australian mining firm that supplied the steel industry.
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Wheeler plunked DeJong and gave up run-scoring hits to Kolten Wong and Luke Weaver, the opposing starting pitcher.
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All customers who plunked down a $349 deposit for the $1,299 electric scooter will be refunded, the company says.
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Cirelli, off a two-on-one, plunked a shot in off the left post to make it 3-1.
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Sabathia plunked Josh Sucre with a 92-mph dart square in the hamstring as payback ... and was immediately ejected.
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Concertgoers plunked down thousands after they were promised a luxury oasis but instead were forced to sleep in tents.
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Disick plunked down $3.25 million on the nearly 5,000 square foot space ... it features 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms.
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Then he plunked himself down on a pillow on the marble steps and waited to watch it all again.
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In 2008, he plunked down $25,000 on a black crepe Hawaiian shirt with swirling tigers and bright red clouds.
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That year, G.M. plunked down nearly $1 billion to acquire Cruise, a 40-person start-up in San Francisco.
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Ashton plunked down $949,500 for this sick penthouse that features picturesque views of the Hollywood Hills and city lights.
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Wildness plagued Nelson in a three-run first inning as he walked two, plunked a batter and allowed two singles.
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We broke the story ... Jillian plunked down $60k for a boat during a 12-day trip along Italy's Amalfi Coast.
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A lot of the kids have had little or no formal education, and they're plunked in the age-appropriate class.
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Plunked into the center of this field is an irregular polygon, built from six or seven shards of bright color.
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Companies including Wal-Mart Stores and Sysco Corp plunked down deposits, getting plenty of public relations mileage in the process.
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The 'Star Wars' star plunked down $6.5 million for a STUNNING 4 bedroom, 5 bathroom home with sweeping ocean views.
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Last year, he set a Malibu real estate record when he plunked down $50 mil on a 24-acre plot.
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With one out and the Phillies up 23-22, Todd Frazier was plunked by Phillies starter Jake Arrieta (23-22).
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More than 180,000 people have already plunked down a (refundable) $250,275 deposit to reserve their Model 21 a year in advance.
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"Make sure you pay attention and read everything, you'll probably learn something," he intoned after we plunked down our eight bucks.
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Mills then plunked Yasiel Puig and Derek Dietrich in back-to-back plate appearances to put runners on first and second.
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Which is essentially what two guests and I did when an entire Dungeness crab was plunked down in front of us.
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So I plunked a few sentences into the AI, this time choosing a passage with dialogue: They climbed into the wormhole.
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Companies including Wal-Mart Stores Inc and Sysco Corp plunked down deposits, getting plenty of public relations mileage in the process.
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Once I had the bottom left in place, I plunked down WOW JUST WOW and moved on to the upper right.
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Individually, the pieces were interesting enough, but their placement seemed haphazard, as if movers had plunked them down in a warehouse.
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Pinch-hitter Ty Kelly flied out to deep left-center field before Johnson plunked Alejandro De Aza on a 3-1 count.
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Paul Goldschmidt lofted his 22nd homer of the year just over the right field wall after Jake Lamb was plunked by Leake.
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"They live in families, so imagine what happens to a dog when they're plunked into a foreign place," Vucetich told The Guardian.
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Kim Kardashian had a celebration dinner Friday night, with the woman who plunked down $17.8 million to buy Kim's Bel Air home.
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But Cisco swooped in the day before the offering was set to happen and plunked down $3.7 billion to acquire the company.
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In late 2016, CNN plunked down millions of dollars to purchase Beme, the video-sharing app started by YouTube star Casey Neistat.
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Even Game 1 on Monday carried some drama as Dylan Bundy plunked American League MVP runner-up Mookie Betts on the thigh.
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Altuve was hit by a pitch in the ninth inning, marking the third consecutive game an Astro was plunked by a pitch.
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Taraji P. Henson's empire is expanding into the Hollywood Hills where she just plunked down $6.4 million for her new secluded home.
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Now it wants to make sure customers have enough to do once they have plunked down cash for one of the quadcopters.
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He fouled two balls off his shin before being plunked in the left ring finger by Mets RHP Noah Syndergaard on Monday.
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Two men in their twenties tossed a yellow football back and forth as friends plunked little balls into red beer pong cups.
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Handl: An API for turning paper documents — including handwritten ones — into structured data ready to be plunked into a database or CRM.
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She had brought her Canon camera, which she plunked down next to her plate; a luxury department store is basically her Serengeti.
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Colleen Grice and her husband plunked down in the lobby of an Extended Stay America hotel in Corpus Christi on Friday night.
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Republicans ran on repeal of ObamaCare, offering up a tasty steak for which, in return, people plunked down a lot of money.
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The brisket was plunked into a large copper-bottomed Revere Ware skillet (she had the whole set, down to the smallest saucepan).
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We're told Ronnie plunked down all the cash for the crib back in October 2017, but they'll split the profits, if any.
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Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino and his wife just plunked down some serious dough on a home that's built for a massive family.
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The 26-year-old had been playing for Italian club Roma -- until today ... when Juventus plunked down $43 mil to sign him.
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SS Manny Machado was ejected after charging the mound and punching Royals RHP Yordano Ventura, who plunked him with a 99 mph fastball.
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To be fair to Microsoft, the company did not strike a $400 million deal just to have the Surface plunked on team sidelines.
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He did hit three batters, including Mariners DH Nelson Cruz, who had to leave the game after being plunked on the left hand.
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CANAAN, N.Y. — Tara Mangini brushed the sawdust off a picnic table, plunked down a package of Good & Plenty and started talking, very fast.
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At the giant Christmas tree lot, searchlights beam into the sky, and the trees plunked upon the ground are every color but green.
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Romine was injured when he was hit on the left hand and had a sizable bruise from being plunked by RHP Steve Cishek.
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In 2014, the fashion designer Nicolas Ghesquière, in one of his first runway shows for Louis Vuitton, plunked viewers on elongated Paulin sectionals.
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Sources close to the Marvel Comics legend tell TMZ ... someone recently plunked down $850k of Stan's dough to buy a condo in WeHo.
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It looks like no guests are booking there during filming, and we're told 'ACS' plunked down 6 figures to rent out the location.
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The aliens were horrified, last fall, when large cement barriers were plunked down in the middle of the shared bike and pedestrian paths.
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I plunked down $250, and I would have spent well over $300 if she had managed to talk me into a $70 foundation.
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I sneaked around to the bedroom window and saw her bouncing up and down on my dad's mattress, plunked flat on the floor.
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So, even in a blowout in the series finale ... the Cards plunked him with a fastball -- and clearly they weren't sorry about it.
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Ms. Palmer tottered out of the room and plunked down on the floor next to her assistant, who offered her a water bottle.
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The New York media conglomerate, housed inside the cable colossus Comcast, plunked $500 million into the supercharged stock debut of Snap on Thursday.
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His organizational logic is sometimes inscrutable, with details plunked in as if by bingo blower (why, again, are we reading about Nike-Hercules missiles?).
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He threw a 49 MPH pitch, and plunked Ryan Zimmerman (who should actually be embarrassed with himself for not getting out of the way).
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A scientist took mercy on it, moving it along with her foot: "Be free, little guy," she said as it plunked into the water.
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The tennis superstar just plunked down $6.7 million on a 6,000 square foot pad in a private gated Bev Hills community, according to Trulia.com.
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The 'Real Housewives' star plunked down $960k for the home just outside Atlanta ... after selling the home she shared with estranged husband Peter Thomas.
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We've learned Phenomenal Vinyl, Rim Source Motorsports has just plunked down some cash in return for getting out from under the lawsuit 50 filed.
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It's also hoping that it will help win over scorned Plastc pre-orderers, who plunked down money but never got a card in return.
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TMZ's confirmed the "Jersey Shore: Family Vacation" star plunked down $1.95 mil this summer for the 6-bed, 6-bath modern palace in Holmdel.
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Abramson also wrote that Trump plunked down $164 million to keep Doonbeg and his Turnberry golf resort in Scotland afloat from 2014 to 2018.
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Alex Gordon also got plunked earlier in the game but Kansas City showed some restraint by not throwing any punches or having anyone ejected.
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The restaurant itself is a former construction shack plunked in a parking lot, with whimsically cockeyed vintage chandeliers and red roses in ice buckets.
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The most anyone paid for a home in the area is Lydia Hearst, who plunked down $13 mil, so Angelina's purchase is nearly double.
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At the beginning of "Bouncing Back," we're flashed forward to three months from now and plunked down into the cockpit of a malfunctioning spacecraft.
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"Fat City" is an Edward Hopper painting, a Robert Frank photograph, a midnight-choir Tom Waits operetta plunked on an out-of-tune piano.
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On this night, however, a group of about 15 Spandex-clad women have deliberately plunked down their mats in the middle of the cat room.
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Martin Lawrence didn't cut corners on his engagement to Roberta Moradfar -- instead he plunked down about a half mil for her rock .... TMZ has learned.
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This is simply about which character will have their butt plunked on that giant chunk of cold steel at the very end of Season 8.
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Jennifer Lopez, Vera Wang, Leo DiCaprio, Martha Stewart, Sarah Jessica Parker, Matthew Broderick and Bethenny Frankel plunked down serious cash for the meet-and-greet.
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Marina Acton -- who plunked down $17.8 million in November for Kim and Kanye's mansion -- is being accused in new legal docs of harassing Deeona Capital.
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Over 325,000 people just plunked down $1,000 to order Tesla's new Model 3 sedan, which won't even be in production until the end of 2017.
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Ghostface Killah isn't done trashing 'Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli ... the guy who plunked down $2 mil for the Wu Tang one-of-a-kind album.
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The woman who plunked down $17.8 million on Kim and Kanye's Bel-Air mansion just shelled out another $2 million for some Beatles music history.
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Metro claims it plunked down millions so Swizz's company could snag the fancy cars, but over a 3 year period screwed them out of millions.
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The Nationals added insurance runs when Jerry Blevins plunked Adam Eaton with the bases loaded and gave up a two-RBI single to Trea Turner.
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As designed, the spartan beach could have been plunked down anywhere, even in a parking lot, because "it gives nothing to the Tiber," he said.
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It was the second time in as many nights he had been hit and the third time this season a Philies pitcher had plunked him.
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It's 270,000 times as bright as the Sun, and if you plunked it down in the middle of our solar system, it would burn Saturn.
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The HBP sure seemed fishy to us ... you can see the pitch -- on a 3-2 count, nonetheless -- plunked Bregman SQUARELY between the shoulder blades.
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That means a person who plunked down a refundable $27,2500 deposit on March 2003, 2200 might not get the standard battery Model 2000 until March 22018.
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Playing on a phone obviously involves huge compromises, from the screen size to the touch controls, plunked awkwardly in the corners on top of the action.
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It was the league-leading 23rd time Dietrich has been plunked this year, three shy of the club record set by Shin-Soo Choo in 2013.
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Cardi recently said she plunked down about $300k of her own money to cover production costs, but we're told costs swelled to as much as $450k.
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Massive real estate purchases certainly aren't a new thing for Abel ... he plunked down $20 million on a sprawling estate in Hidden Hills just last year.
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Bryan Shaw hit Hamels in the right foot with a pitch in the seventh, and Phillip Diehl plunked Anthony Rizzo in the back in the eighth.
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He issued a two-out walk to Bregman in the first inning and plunked a pair of batters, Marwin Gonzalez and Tyler White, in the second.
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Colorado Rockies starter Tyler Anderson plunked the Philadelphia Phillies' Maikel Franco on the leg, leading the benches to clear in the Phillies' 6-3 home victory.
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Within four years Cuban saw a big return when digital video distributor Zealot Networks plunked down $85 million in cash and stock for the company, AllScreen.
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About three inches in diameter, it appeared to be a crater formed by an object that had fallen from the sky and plunked down in mud.
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Last year venture capitalists plunked down an estimated $4.2 billion to back 213 LA-area tech companies, according to Built in LA, which tracks entrepreneurial activity.
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I plunked down an obscene amount of money on a brand-new credit card, filled my Kindle with books on assisted reproductive technology, and started IVF.
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Jane Lynch is leading the way after throwing down $2,700 ... while Mandy Moore and Bradley Whitford each plunked down $2,000 and Pedro Pascal tossed in $1,500.
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We're told Lil Pump plunked down 6 figures on a new set of custom grillz ... spending a whopping $250,000 to fill his mouth up with ice!!!
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Once the area finally calmed down, Stanton began a minor league rehab assignment where another setback occurred: He was plunked in the knee by a pitch.
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For mutual-fund investors, the fourth quarter of 21529 was a hailstorm — a stinging deluge in which nearly every sort of investment seemed to get plunked.
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Kelly, the hard-throwing Red Sox reliever, plunked Austin at Fenway on April 11, payback for Austin's spiking Brock Holt with a slide at second base.
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And, according to the unofficial counter on Twitter ... Bregman's hit by pitch marked the SEVENTH time a 'Stros player has been plunked so far this spring.
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Sarah Jessica Parker, Jimmy Kimmel and Rosie O'Donnell have each thrown down $2,53 ... while Chelsea Handler plunked down $2,500 and Chris Rock has tossed in $1,000.
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And Elon Musk tried to explain why about 400,000 customers who've plunked down $1,000 for a Tesla Model 3 will have to wait just a bit longer.
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If you've ever plunked money into claw machines at an arcade, you understand how difficult it is to snag a stuffed toy from the glassed-in container.
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If you've ever plunked money into claw machines at an arcade, you understand how difficult it is to snag a stuffed toy from the glassed-in container.
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Cindy and Rande are big players in the L.A. real estate game lately -- they plunked down nearly $12 mil for a baller Beverly Hills home in September.
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Sliced into rings about a half-inch thick, they can just be plunked directly onto the grill, if you are particularly handy at flipping things with tongs.
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After all, Google plunked down $40 million in January to pick up a chunk of Fossil's smartwatch R&D — including a device it was currently working on.
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Eventually, a plunked-out piano theme leads into an angry dirge that breaks into an unabashed jazz romp, before the piece ends in a sweeping, cinematic epilogue.
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In the middle of the valley rises the gray confines of Bitfury, plunked on a 40-acre concrete strip protected by guards and a high wire fence.
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These are engineered to be fast and plump, made with turkey that is generously seasoned, quickly broiled to brown, then plunked into broth to absorb its flavor.
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The number of people who plunked down the $1,000 deposit to preorder the Model 3 after it was first announced last year blew away pretty much everyone's expectations.
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Maldonado was the first baserunner to reach scoring position when he walked and advanced to second after Fiers plunked Eric Young Jr., with a pitch in the fifth.
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After striking out Daniel Murphy, Nelson walked Wilmer Difo and plunked Ryan Zimmerman, but he got himself out of it by striking out Howie Kendrick and Jayson Werth.
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That occurred in the second, when Texas filled the bases with two outs as Nomar Mazara was plunked, Jurickson Profar singled and Ronald Guzman reached on an error.
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That inning began with Chase Anderson getting drilled by Simon, retaliation for an inning earlier when Anderson plunked Simon when Holt attempted to steal home with two outs.
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None are earth shattering, exactly, but they should make the Pixel Buds experience a bit better for those who've already plunked down the $160 for Google's wireless headphones.
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He was there with a woman ... eyewitnesses say it's his GF. Post was the beneficiary of the last-minute sales and plunked down more than $200 on stuff.
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There's a lot more visual coding going on with Tonya, who's plunked down at a table in a modest kitchen wearing a pale jeans jacket and cowboy boots.
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More from Tonic: The doctor wheeled his desk chair over to the cot, plunked my foot down in a metal tray, and began sterilizing the wound with iodine.
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He pulled starter Lance McCullers Jr. soon after the curveballer crazily plunked his fourth batter of the game , and began a parade of four relievers that held the lead.
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The White Sox's starter plunked Michael Saunders to start the inning and then balked him to second, a call that led to Chicago pitching coach Don Cooper being ejected.
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They're not leather (which isn't great for skull protection!) but they do maintain that Brooks charm by way of a metal rivet plunked into the side of the shell.
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The bauble Fox plunked down all that hard-earned cash for—or credit, no judgment here—popped out of the box and disappeared into a morass of Yankee fans.
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As such, fans who just plunked down $300 are already rolling up their sleeves to build solutions to make their shiny new investment work the way it ought to.
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Some early reviewers have gotten their hands on a unit, but customers who have already plunked down a substantial deposit at a number of retailers haven't heard a peep.
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I think we have created this obesity crisis [with] these kids who have no ability to filter the ads that they're plunked in front of for hours a day.
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It feels a little bit like you're the captain of a futuristic space ship when you're plunked in that central driver seat (which is also hydraulic for added comfort).
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Jay and Bey plunked down a cool $26 million for the 7 bedroom, 7.5 bathroom pad in luxurious East Hampton, NY. The crib's no joke -- the 12,000 square ft.
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I don't really think Disney has culpability here, I think it's the woman that plunked her kid in front of the TV day after day after day after day.
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Kanye plunked down a huge chunk of change -- $14,495,000 -- for an estate called Bighorn Mountain Ranch ... a sprawling property outside Cody, WY, known for its beautiful hikes and climbs.
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This wide gray column, which houses a staircase leading up to the higher galleries, is like a piece of the ancient world plunked down in an upscale London interior.
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After careful consideration, I happily plunked down the cash for a gold "Feminist" nameplate necklace, made by woman-founded Bing Bang NYC and sold at woman-owned shop Otherwild.
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But now ''bro'' has been ripped from its life as a teasing term of endearment and description of camaraderie and plunked into the sociopolitical swamps of entitlement and privilege.
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After months of delays, Apple's wireless earbuds, or Airpods, are finally starting to ship out to consumers — but if you haven't plunked down $160 yet, are they worth buying?
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Hence the set, and hence the clothes, which took the 1970s French working woman and plunked her in a galaxy far, far away with the turn of a heel.
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Leisurely ambling through this hour-and-a-half-long audible extravaganza, or plunked down on the plush carpeting, one is immersed in a highly textured and nuanced sound mix.
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But tensions spilled into an all-out riot in the 8th inning ... when Romero -- an ex-Arizona Diamondback -- was nearly plunked in the back by an Angel Nesbitt fastball.
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I plunked my rupees down on the counter, grabbed the massive pulleys and, as best I could under the weight with a floppy infant tied to my chest, ran.
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Even long-shot candidates Jill Stein, the Green Party hopeful, and Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson have plunked down more than Trump, with ad budgets of around $189,000 and $15,000 respectively.
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Arenado went to one knee after he was plunked in the third inning and appeared to say something to Hamels from the home-plate area after getting to his feet.
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For those not invested in the market, or whose investments consist mostly of retirement savings plunked into index funds, Monday's crash matters about as much as Sunday's Super Bowl result.
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Is it possible, I asked, that their rule-breaking, gut-trusting ways might be part of what got them plunked down in front of a judge in the first place?
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He pulled starter Lance McCullers Jr. soon after the curveballer crazily plunked his fourth batter of the game, and began a bullpen parade of four relievers that kept the lead.
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The New York Mets prospect plunked down $3 mil to scoop up an 8,100 square foot mansion in an exclusive private community in South Jacksonville, according to Jax Daily Record.
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A primary case in point is "The Walking Man" (modelled before 18843), for which he plunked the rough torso of one uncompleted sculpture onto the fully articulated legs of another.
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" Then, for YOGI, I had looked out the window and thought of my neighbor, New York Times sportswriter Harvey Araton, and plunked down "'Driving Mr. ___' (Berra book by Harvey Araton).
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The Dodgers backed Kershaw with a double play to end the sixth after he plunked pinch-hitter Lane Adams leading off and Acuna grounded into a fielder's choice to third.
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Alyssa Milano is leading the way for Mayor Pete after throwing down $3,050 this past quarter ... while Michael J. Fox, Jennifer Garner and David Hyde Pierce all plunked down $2,22.
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Our real estate spies tell us, Adele plunked down $9.5 million on a 6,600 square foot home in one of the most exclusive, celebrity-populated gated communities in L.A. County.
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Suter (8-4) gave up a homer to Matt Carpenter on the game's first pitch and then didn't allow another baserunner until he plunked Yadier Molina to lead off the fifth.
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As we reported ... Serena plunked down $6.7 mil on a Beverly Hills pad right around the same time she listed her Bel-Air palace with Greg Piechota from KASE Real Estate.
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When the designer Tomas Maier needed a coffee table, he went there, too, and plunked down his credit card for a safety glass and stainless-steel coffee table from Joe D'Urso.
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We plunked around, unplugged, in the kitchen of Kari's loft for a few months, and at some point persuaded Leroy Bach, who played other instruments in "real" bands, to play drums.
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A glass box plunked on top of an old print factory, it had a double-height living room, a wraparound terrace, 270° views of the Hudson and the East River, too.
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We're told McGregor wanted to do something special to show his appreciation for the firefighters ... so he plunked down a good chunk of change for 10 tickets to W.S. Game 1.
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Not all heroes wear capes Meet the man who walked into a Costco in Florida and plunked down more than $49,000 to buy 100 generators that'll be sent to the Bahamas.
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Sascha was happy in his nest with a reading light, a thin sleeping sack and a water bottle, and plunked himself on his stomach so he could look out the window.
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UFC's "Platinum" Mike Perry is so confident Conor McGregor will beat Khabib's ass on Saturday -- he went to a Vegas sportsbook and plunked down hundreds of dollars on the Irish superstar.
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Kim Kardashian's Crystal Gardenia perfume line has been a worldwide smash ... problem is, customers in Australia, New Zealand and other countries have plunked down the cash but still don't smell nice.
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Not many people have plunked down cash for a dedicated virtual reality device, but with Samsung's Gear VR and Google Cardboard out there, Airey said the time is right to get started.
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The teams, naturally, will have access to Watson, as IBM plunked down the $5 million in prize money, though they're welcome to explore other AI avenues in to help execute their mission.
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When Donald Trump was elected president last November, his elder daughter was portrayed as liberal America's consolation prize, like a Christmas present from an absentee dad plunked on the doormat in February.
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That was fine for the purple carpet, since it was connected to the movie, but taken out of context and plunked on a European catwalk could easily prompt charges of cultural appropriation.
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To her surprise, when she plunked her 3-year-old Marcus in front of his virtual "Dance with Miss Danny" lesson and watched him wiggle with excitement, the experience was emotionally overwhelming.
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And LeEco is clearly looking to grow further in the U.S., having plunked down $250 million to buy a former Yahoo site in Santa Clara to serve as its North American headquarters.
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All these details make for a surprisingly dense historical background for a public artwork plunked into the subway system, but it's not exactly a surprise for those who know Al-Hadid's oeuvre.
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That's where the city's Parks Department plunked the Joan of Arc memorial, sculpted by Anna Vaughn Hyatt Huntington in 1915, five years before Joan was canonized, eight years before Shaw wrote his play.
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Ironically, once these buyers have plunked down the $100,000 (on average) for their Tesla, they are then forced to choose between interiors fitted with the skin of deceased cows or regular old cloth.
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The rapper plunked down $2.45 million for the 3 bedroom, 5 bathroom Hollywood Hills pad -- which includes the famous "Mothership Studio" where the likes of Van Halen and Ozzy Osbourne once recorded music.
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Our real estate sources confirm Trevor plunked down over $20 MILLION for a jaw-dropping estate in Bel-Air ... and the 'Daily Show' host quietly purchased the contemporary mansion through a blind trust.
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Amed Rosario tripled with one out for New York's first baserunner against Pittsburgh starter Dario Agrazal, and Wheeler was plunked by a pitch before Jeff McNeil homered just beyond the right-field fence.
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Obama's post-presidential pad in Washington, D.C. -- the one they first rented back in 2016 and then plunked down $8.1 million to buy last year -- is undergoing construction for a new swimming pool.
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They adorn parks, roads, squares, bridges and the rooftops of buildings, and were even plunked into the river itself, where the three pirate ships house restaurants, although not ones wildly popular with locals.
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Earlier today a man (pictured above) who studies the occlusal surfaces of sloth teeth plunked down beside me, at the desk normally occupied by our own Derek Mead, bag of teeth in tow.
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And, in case you've already plunked down the $2.65 on the original set, we've included a few extra shopping options, so that you can mix-and-match your pearl barrettes just like the pros.
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Six batters get plunked as Pirates outslug Reds CINCINNATI — When the Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh Pirates face each other, it is almost a foregone conclusion that batters will be hit and tempers will flare.
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Sipping my coffee, I plunked down on a couch in the back corner of the room for the first performance of the day, by Gambletron (AKA Lisa Gramble), a queer sound artist from Montreal.
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Widely considered the precursor to the modern high heel, the chopine was a shoe worn by women in Venetian courts during the Renaissance: a jeweled slipper similarly plunked on a surface several inches tall.
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We're told the "ZEZE" rapper plunked down 6 figures on a new custom chain complete with a blinged-out binky ... spending a whopping $180,000 to freeze his neck and fill his mouth with ice!
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The lone figure, which seems to be gender indeterminate, wearing a red, hooded robe, appears to have been plunked down into this wooded landscape, the ground littered with what could be leaves or stones.
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Brandon Nimmo loaded the bases when Craig Stammen hit him with a pitch on the right knee and left ankle, the 16th time Nimmo has been plunked this season and third in two games.
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I even plunked down $35 to try a jar of Pommade Divine Nature&aposs Remedy Balm, but its medicinal scent and greasy after-life doomed it to the back of the drawer almost instantly.
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"He comes across as this nice, likable family guy," said Brian Freeman, a California lawyer who plunked down about $5003,2500 for a ramshackle home that was in such bad shape he was issued fines.
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Sandler used the platform to sing about wearing shorts, "scary shit," and walking in on his parents having sex, while a man he'd probably never met before plunked away on an electric piano nearby.
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That's largely because over the last six months, Bird has plunked roughly 1,000 "Birds" on the streets of the city — and people are riding them: 5003,000 people so far have taken 250,000 rides, he says.
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Pierce Brosnan's Bob Dylan painting sold for more than $1 million, and TMZ's learned the new owner is none other than the woman who plunked down $17.8 mil on Kim and Kanye's Bel-Air mansion.
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Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber have plunked down millions of dollars -- which for them is a drop in the bucket -- for an amazing pad in 90210 ... and they bought it from a famous singer/songwriter.
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Our real estate sources tell us the "Starboy" singer plunked down $25 MILLION for his bach pad on the top floor of a super-exclusive high-rise ... and the place is definitively worth every penny.
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As we reported ... Pete plunked down nearly $100k on a ring for Ariana after only dating for a few weeks, and the two moved in together into a $16 mil NYC apartment over the weekend.
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We walked into the 90-year-old institution, plunked down $15 each for an hour (shoe rental included, and you're allowed to bring your own beer and wine), then headed upstairs and began to play.
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Davis, 1-for-4 with a run, was ruled out after being plunked on the finger by a pitch in the fourth inning, but he was called for the strikeout despite his apparent check swing.
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When Apple released the iPhone in 2007, the world understood it as a gadget, a novelty, a cool thing you plunked down a handful of cash for if you were lucky enough to have the money.
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It turns out that disabled veteran was Sacha Baron Cohen, who you&aposll remember did that Ali G. series years ago where he dressed up as a rapper, and he basically plunked well-known political figures.
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Image: GettyIntel just plunked down $15.3 billion for Mobileye, a leading manufacturer of sensors and cameras for autonomous cars, as it tries to catch up with microchip rivals Nvidia and Qualcomm in the driverless car industry.
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My cameraman Cory clips a mic to Elon's jacket, and I tell him that The Verge plunked down $3 plus tax for one of the flamethrowers he's been selling for his tunneling venture, the Boring Company.
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He recoils at the idea of a hearty steak and kidney pudding plunked down at a village pub; his idea of a perfect luncheon is fillet de sole a la Jeanette at a chic Soho restaurant.
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After Giants starter Dereck Rodriguez plunked Lewis Brinson, one of the heroes of Miami's come-from-behind win Monday, in the top of the second inning, both pitchers and benches were warned to avoid further retaliation.
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The two companies have been investing in other areas of their business - Shell plunked down $53 billion to buy BG Group earlier this year, while Chevron has spent heavily on large-scale liquefied natural gas projects.
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Viacom plunked down $340 million for Pluto TV, signaling a big market for ad-supported streaming TV. Spotify paid $230 million for podcast company Gimlet Media, showing there's value in media that commands people's undivided attention.
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Before "Sideways: The Experience," Rex Pickett's stage adaptation of his novel, begins, guests who have plunked down an extra $100, can participate in the experiential portion, a preshow cocktail party at the Theater at St. Clement's.
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As for that equity index part, the insurance company will generally add money to the amount you initially plunked down, providing a portion of the gains reflected in whatever stock index the insurance company is using.
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Guests who attended the fundraiser tell TMZ ... it's disgusting the swanky hotel would store food in a bathroom, especially considering the fact some of those in attendance plunked down six figures to dine with the President.
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From there, I plunked down a six-Australian-dollar deposit and bought a Myki card at one of the many 7-Eleven stores in the city so I could use the comprehensive tram and bus lines.
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Rahr, a fixture on gossip sites, was "the fake bidder" who plunked down $60,000 in 2013 for a portrait of his friend Trump, according to an article clipping provided Wednesday by former Trump attorney Michael Cohen.
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He plunked Nick Markakis in the hip with a pitch — the first time he had hit a left-handed batter all season — after the right fielder had a home run and double in two previous at-bats.
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Washington (CNN)It's only been little more than four months, but it appears Barack and Michelle Obama are so enamored with their posh Washington, DC rental home, they've plunked down a whopping $8.1 million to purchase it.
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But reward comes afterward, when a table is set up in the waiting room of the dentist's office and a bottle of icy vodka is plunked down, along with a meal of herring, potatoes and Russian delicacies.
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Its mismatched structures, plunked down in a neighborhood of grand 19th-century apartment buildings on the Seine, a block from the Eiffel Tower, disturbed traditionalists who felt that the ideal of Parisian architectural elegance had been violated.
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Brad Pitt and Katy Perry are among those who have reportedly plunked down $210,21 for a ride on one of Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic spaceships, undaunted by a 0003 test flight that crashed and killed one pilot.
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World number one McIlroy, the 2018 champion, made an inauspicious start when he plunked his approach shot into a lake at his second hole at Bay Hill, but he roared back with five birdies and an eagle.
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He pulled starter Lance McCullers Jr. soon after the curveballer crazily plunked his fourth batter of the game, and began a bullpen parade of four relievers that kept the lead as the Astros overcame a shaky postseason bullpen .
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Rescued from the austerity of the Mingaladon monastery and plunked down in hectic central Yangon, a refugee from silence may jostle less and smile more at the whorling sea of humanity that surrounds and presses in upon him.
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Kylie won't have any issue with where to lay her head next ... TMZ broke the story, Jenner plunked down $6 million in May on a new pad in Hidden Hills in the same neighborhood as Kim and Kris.
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In fact, the Antivilla resembles less a house than it does a piece of monumental art — something by Donald Judd or Richard Serra, beamed from the deserts of America and plunked down amid a patch of German woodland.
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Mere months after Mr. Schwarzman spent $100 million to have his name plunked across the facade of the New York Public Library, Mr. Koch paid $100 million to have his name put on the facade of Lincoln Center.
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In fact, not since 2013, when Boston's Ryan Dempster plunked Rodriguez — who was then appealing his suspension for the use of performance-enhancing drugs — has there been anything resembling the Yankees-Red Sox tension from the previous decade.
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Ex-Brewer Khris Davis, acquired from Milwaukee in the offseason, leads the Athletics in homers (211) and RBIs (22) but had to exit Sunday's game with an issue related to getting plunked on the elbow a day earlier.
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After Atlanta loaded the bases with three hits against Mikolas, left-handed reliever Austin Gomber was brought in and plunked Ender Inciarte on the head with a soft curve on the first pitch to push across a run.
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Russell Simmons' ex-wife plunked down a king's ransom for the 7 bedroom, 11 bath home in Beverly Park, a wealthy gated community where tons of celebs live ... including Denzel Washington, Mark Wahlberg, Eddie Murphy and Sylvester Stallone.
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Read more: RANKED: 12 Netflix original romantic comedies, from least to most delightful One woman in a promotional photo on the Coodle site plunked hers on a dining-room table and went in for a snooze sitting up.
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Details: "In the past, you plunked down $60 at GameStop for a copy of Grand Theft Auto or Madden NFL and played it out — after which you could trade it in or let it gather dust," the AP reports.
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There were whispers of an imminent Braves retaliation leading up to game time in response to Jose Bautista's bat-flipping antics on Thursday, but nothing really happened, aside from Bautista being predictably plunked on the second pitch he faced.
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The designer Jenna Lyons plunked down a few thousand dollars at Nazmiyal for a shaggy six-foot-wide, brown-and-white, diamond-patterned Beni Ourain (named after the nomadic tribespeople of the Atlas Mountains in Morocco who make them).
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" He was so scared, he said, that he plunked down on the snow to keep from losing his balance and had his guide take a picture of him holding up a small sign that said, "Hi Mom Love You.
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He plunked his haul in a jar of ethanol and shipped the bees back to the American Museum of Natural History, in New York, where they've been sitting on a dusty shelf for the past hundred and six years.
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Despite all that money, you'll remember Fyre Festival was an epic fail ... would-be concertgoers plunked down between $1,200 and $100,000 only to be forced to sleep in tents, or out on the beach, instead of the luxury accommodations Billy advertised.
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First, little is done to integrate the subject matter of the opera into its new period, so it just feels as if it's been plunked down in a different historical era by a time machine with the controls set to random.
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The entire district – in fact the whole of High Street – received a full makeover in the intervening years culminating in the rise of multiple modern brick and steel buildings plunked down where dive bars and poetry bookshops used to be.
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While Shade (the man) tried to save the world from madness, this new Shade has plunked her spirit down in the body of a comatose high school "mean girl" and spends this first issue holding onto reality as best she can.
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According to a new lawsuit, Rossi plunked down $111k for a brand new Range Rover in 2012, and says she drove all of 200 miles before some big problems surfaced ... problems with acceleration, the battery, fuses, and a smoking tail pipe.
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In 250, when investors were still reeling from the fallout of the subprime mortgage crisis, and Bank of America was struggling with big losses and major legal bills, Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway plunked down $173 billion for preferred shares in the lender.
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Cruz was likely fired up because he blew the save in the ninth inning of an 8-3 game when he plunked catcher Marcus Nidiffer with the bases loaded, and then proceeded to give up two hits and the lead.
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A passage set in an Appalachian community, whose residents have moved there to escape life online, presents the subjects as if they were somehow living out of time—a remote tribe plunked down in the middle of the continental United States.
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Every afternoon in elementary school, I plunked my discordant fingers in the cracks between the keys, not because I didn't know the score, but because the thickened skin on the tips of my fingers prevented me from feeling the ivories — literally.
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LOS ANGELES — After working through the Las Vegas summer lugging boxes and heavy furniture to raise money to apply for United States citizenship, Jose Silva plunked down the $725 fee in the fall of 212, just days after he turned 286.
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As my colleague Chaim Gartenberg noted back in May, it's certainly an obvious ploy on Apple's part to get customers signed up for its services, and it's a bit irritating, especially if you've already plunked down hundreds of dollars for a new device.
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He also provided a stunning boost with the bat, snapping a 2-2 deadlock in the fifth when he turned on a fastball right down the middle from Zach Davies with Jedd Gyorko on base after Davies plunked him with two outs.
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As for their new digs, Adam and his wife, Behati Prinsloo, bought the estate in 2018 for $35.5 mil from "Will and Grace" creator Max Mutchnick, plunked down an additional $7 mil for improvements, and listed it last month for $47.5 mil.
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Zadeh thinks Apple is doing something similar with the launch of Core ML. Meanwhile startups like Deep Vision and Mythic have been working on processors that could be plunked into smaller devices, as opposed to data centers, where Google's TPUs are located.
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While I've tried a bunch of wireless earbuds, I still haven't plunked any cash down for a pair of my own because I wanted to see what Apple and Samsung were going to offer — and because other wireless earbuds are more expensive.
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Moretz, who unforgettably starred in Korean SNL, plunked down a cool $3.4 million for a home, her first, in Studio City, CA. Her five-bed, six-bath has been described as a "starter home," but that's only true in an extremely technical sense.
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The tensions were running high after Braves star Freddie Freeman was plunked earlier in the game, as well as Jays second baseman Devon Travis, and came an inning after Kevin Pillar appeared to direct a homophobic slur toward Atlanta reliever Jason Motte.
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DaDong is inside a stack of glass-and-steel blocks that has somehow been plunked down west of the park between 42nd and 41st Streets, beside a pocket plaza that was new to me, although the skateboarders seemed to know all about it.
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Such abstract images — a small triangle and a circle plunked down in empty pictorial space like lonely islands in a vast sea, or a block of bold, Daniel Burin-like stripes — serve as visual prompts for a seeker's deep, concentrated, spiritual contemplation.
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They aren't leased by PepsiCo, the Coca-Cola Company doesn't send drivers out every evening to restock soda cans, and Wrigley never receives the four quarters you plunked into the bowels of your laundromat's confectionery display for a months-old bag of Skittles.
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We broke the story ... Kanye plunked down some serious cash for the property just outside Cody, Wyoming -- called Monster Lake Ranch -- which includes 8 lodging units, 2 fresh water lakes, a restaurant, an event center, and lots of barns, corrals and horses.
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He surrendered a two-run single on his first pitch to Orioles third baseman Rio Ruiz, a former Astros farmhand, but that came after Cole plunked Stevie Wilkerson with a pitch and Gurriel allowed Trey Mancini to reach safely via his throwing error.
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TRL in 2017 is a surreal setting: a gleaming neon pink-white studio plunked in the center of Times Square, where TV screens play "throwback" hits like Soulja Boy's "Crank That," and the backstage walls are painted jet black with caution tape–yellow accents.
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As if plunked on an attic piano whose dust cover has just been snapped off one sun-dappled January morning, it's a gentle, lower-case ballad that Swift and her listeners have earned after the thrilling, electronic cacophony of the LP's previous 14 tracks.
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Scene Stealers LOS ANGELES — Last month, when the 210.9-year-old co-owner of Hostess Brands plunked down $231 million for the Playboy Mansion, the snickering was instant: Hugh Hefner's pleasure palace had sold to the maker of snack cakes like Twinkies and Ho Hos.
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Early Thursday morning, HBO dropped the final clue in its scavenger hunt for seven Iron Thrones hidden in obscure, exotic locations around the world: an hour-long video of a giant, spiky-ass chair plunked down in the middle of what looked like a castle.
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I took a seat at the piano and plunked my way through a semblance of "One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)," the only standard I could think of that's close enough to a 12-bar blues for me to fake.
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The bump in range is likely welcome news to owners who plunked down at least $70,000 on the I-Pace — Jaguar even called it "an early holiday present" in the press release for the update — and it could help boost the confidence of prospective buyers.
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Duggar has filed legal docs in response to Danica Dillon's lawsuit which alleges he met her in a strip club, plunked down $600 for lap dances and then upped the ante by another $1,500 so he could have sex with her in a hotel room.
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In the early summer of 2005, removed from my participation in the fiasco that was the war in Iraq, I took my unspent pay and plunked it down for a year's rent on a small apartment across from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond.
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Switching suburbs after you've plunked down a hefty down payment and settled your children in school seems infinitely challenging, and indeed some recent transplants who have doubts about their new communities resign themselves to the idea that there is no such thing as a perfect suburb.
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It also plunked it right in the middle of what might go down as one of the busiest weeks in Canadian sport, with the Raptors taking on the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Finals and the best drivers in the world in Montreal for the Canadian Grand Prix.
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BTW, he's not the only Dem who's got Hollywood in his corner ... Senator Elizabeth Warren has a healthy amount of support as well -- Amy Schumer, Rosie O'Donnell, Scarlett Johansson and others plunked down cash -- raising a total of just over $19m over the course of this last cycle.
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Billy McFarland and Ja Rule defrauded the chumps who plunked down thousands of dollars for the Fyre Festival in the Bahamas, a festival that more resembled "The Hunger Games" or "The Lord of the Flies" than Coachella ... at least that's the take in a new class action lawsuit.
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In 2018, the president's son, Donald Trump Jr. — who runs the Trump Organization with his brother, Eric Trump — spent several days in India promoting the family's developments, attending a champagne dinner with condo buyers who plunked down $393,000 deposits and bringing in millions of dollars in new sales.
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Plunked in the middle of it all were two new art fairs — Frieze, held on the Paramount backlot, and Felix, staged in the guest rooms and cabanas of a Hollywood hotel — that were the first to draw a global audience to Los Angeles after years of false starts.
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Platinum Sonic Toothbrush, UV sanitizing charging base, two bonus brush heads — $42.29 with promo code PREZDAY15 See Details Instead of using brush heads, the Mira-Teeth toothbrush leverages advanced ultrasound technology to deeply penetrate gums and annihilate the bacteria plunked inside the crevices of your gum pockets and in between teeth.
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For the latter, you can assign part of the blame to Levittown, New York, built by Levitt & Sons in the postwar 1940s, where the exact same house was plunked down on orderly streets, aimed at veterans (specifically, white veterans, as non-whites were not allowed) who could purchase them with government-backed mortgages.
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But he felt as if he was being charged too much to lease his vehicle from a cab company, so as soon as he had enough regular customers, he plunked down $291,294 for that '240 Town Car and struck out on his own after briefly considering driving 24-wheelers for a living.
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Whit Merrifield's RBI single in the bottom of the eighth inning snapped a tie and lifted the Kansas City Royals to a 5-4 win Sunday over the Chicago White Sox at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. Alcides Escobar started the winning rally by getting plunked by a pitch from reliever Bruce Rondon (1-1).
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Some of these additions are a bit whimsical, such as a huge ship or the Statue of Liberty (which I found raised the income of the Upper East Side when plunked on its streets); others respond to patterns of neighborhoods, like a high rise which tends to raise the income, or train yard that will lower it.
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That's because this elegant institution, founded by the French-émigré oil tycoons John and Dominique de Menil and housed in a simple Renzo Piano building plunked down in a quiet neighborhood of cozy bungalows, is now presenting As Essential as Dreams: Self-taught Art from the Collection of Stephanie and John Smither (on view through October 16).
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In February 2006, Mr. Schultz drove to the State Capitol in Olympia, plunked down in front a microphone in a wood-paneled Senate meeting room and repeated what some considered a threat — that he might have to sell the Sonics if he didn't get more than $200 million in public money for renovations to their arena.
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Once optimistic fans purchasing a ticket on an app, now devastated and broken husks, hauling themselves into cars and busses and trains, their very concept of pleasure warped and broken by the continuing futility of a Bucks team with no direction, but still forced to keep attending games until they are gifted that elusive tenth win the package promised them when they plunked down 150 bones.
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The first couple of weeks of February were, for decades, acknowledged as the true doldrums of the sports year, a miserable desert of irrelevant college basketball games and midseason yawners from the N.B.A. and the N.H.L. But not to be outdone a mere three months after a World Series game was first played in November, the N.F.L., stretching its schedule out like a cat waking up from a nap, plunked the Super Bowl down in February.
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