But throughout the hours-long hearing, the questioning ping-ponged across party lines.
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Police followed the car as it ping-ponged between the barriers on this bridge.
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As Altucher ping-ponged between financial success and failure, he has chronicled his depression.
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They have been crowded on boats, ping-ponged between nations that don't want them.
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From there, the lead ping-ponged back and forth, almost exclusively on home runs.
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They have been crowded on boats and ping-ponged between nations that don't want them.
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Stocks on Wall Street ping-ponged between gains and losses as volatility ruled the day.
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Scarlett Johansson has ping ponged back to Colin Jost, if this pic is any indication.
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For months stocks had ping-ponged in a tight range, buffeted by each twist and turn.
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House and Senate Republican negotiators have ping-ponged proposals back and forth the past few days.
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That might be because the legislation was confusing to follow as it ping-ponged through Congress.
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"Patients like Roxanna find themselves ping-ponged around with people trying not to care for them," Dr. Reardon says.
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Travel bans, missile tests, sanctions and insults have been ping-ponged in a provocative show of force by both sides.
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The hype ping-ponged from Republicans on Capitol Hill to Kavanaugh's team in the White House... One staffer for Sen.
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Results for the state House district race between Republican David Yancey and Democrat Shelly Simonds ping-ponged following the election.
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Since Reagan instituted the rule, it's ping-ponged in and out of existence depending on the political party of the President.
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She then ping-ponged between the East and West coasts, spending her 20s temping and occasionally working as a cabaret singer.
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So women and men have ping-ponged along in this, but we have to know that history because it drives the future.
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Amazon has proven itself to be an exception amid a relatively stagnant market that has ping-ponged between the same levels all year.
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He even talked like Trump, at times, delivering tangentially related monologues that ping-ponged from subject to subject with little evident connective tissue.
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We're ping-ponged between scenes that are sexy and sultry — even sweet — and scenes that depict full-on criminality (sexual assault; revenge porn).
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In mid-July, a video featuring a clip of Ms. Roberts in the movie "Pretty Woman" ping-ponged through inboxes of Blackstone employees.
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" The interaction ping-ponged until, in a crowded elevator, "she got so frustrated with me that she just slapped me across the face.
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The sixth calls for making net neutrality a law rather than a regulation that gets Ping-Ponged every time a new administration takes office.
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The case ping-ponged around various Italian courts for years, until the country's highest court definitively acquitted Ms. Knox and Mr. Sollecito in 2015.
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Since its inception in 1984 by Ronald Reagan, the rule has been ping-ponged into effect by Republican Presidents and out of effect by Democrats.
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Some advocates have been pushing for the House to pass the Senate's version of the bill to prevent it from being ping-ponged between the two chambers. Sen.
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N.Y.U.'s graduation is like its campus—all over the city—so Hamilton ping-ponged from Lincoln Center to Yankee Stadium to Barclays Center to Radio City Music Hall.
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Clement ping-ponged through the Patriots' defense to set the Eagles up for first-and-goal at the 8, and on fourth down, coach Doug Pederson went for it.
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Mr. Oswalt, whose comedy special won an Emmy this year, told bracing stories that Ping-Ponged between silly jokes and deeply felt moments grappling with his tumultuous state of mind.
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White Democrats in the Trump era have often ping-ponged between coming across as dismissive of racial concerns and getting sucked into academic controversializing about systemic racism versus individual prejudice.
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Washington (CNN)For the past year, President Donald Trump has repeatedly ping-ponged between claiming the "Economy is BOOMING," and blasting the Federal Reserve for not doing enough to support economic growth.
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Her mother was with her, as she has been throughout Cindy's illness, and the pair ping-ponged back and forth about so many things you talk about in the daily course of living.
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Hints and allegations that may have once faded to mere footnotes in a biography can now be instantly retrieved, mashed together and Ping-Ponged around the Internet with the tap of a finger.
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LOS ANGELES — While the rest of the presidential field ping-ponged between early voting states last week, Mike Bloomberg was hobnobbing with political luminaries in his own personal Iowa: the state of California.
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On one possession, the ball ping-ponged across the lane and toward the basket, from Trimble up top to Carter in the lane to the freshman center Diamond Stone down low for an easy layup.
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Cohen's dramatic public testimony before the House Oversight Committee ping-ponged between Democrats who walked Cohen through the actions Trump took and Republicans who challenged Cohen over his financial crimes and past lies to Congress.
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"I always thought I wanted to run with the bulls until I was on a motorcycle doing it, running and getting ping-ponged into walls with big bulls in front of us," Cruise said, according to Yahoo.
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Mr. Trump's announcement came during a freewheeling, 255-minute appearance in which he ping-ponged from topic to topic, touching on the economy, China trade talks and his coming summit meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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Graduation ping-ponged between jazz-fusion, French electro-house, and orchestral pomp with abandon, held together by gloss alone; My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy's gestation was just as complicated, and its roster of guests and collaborators was just as packed.
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Senator Lindsey Graham, of South Carolina, ping-ponged between saying that the Administration had "shamelessly abandoned" the Kurds and pledging to hold a hearing to allow Rudy Giuliani, the President's volatile lawyer, to lay out his conspiracy theories related to Ukraine.
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That message emerges with unexpected force at the Fashion Institute of Technology in a museum exhibition that explores variations of a color that has ping-ponged across the centuries, varying in tone from demure to baldly subversive, from classy to trashy and back.
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Parnas's messages showed how he ping-ponged around the globe, jetting to Warsaw, Kyiv, Vienna, Israel, Paris and Madrid, always, he has claimed, with Giuliani's consent and Trump's knowledge … At times, Parnas showed frustration when efforts to get Zelensky officials to cooperate stumbled.
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As a level-headed detective, Ali (along with his partner, played by Stephen Dorff) investigates, while viewers are ping-ponged between decades — and see Ali's character afflicted with dementia, struggling to explain the details of the case in a movie-within-a-show documentary.
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The response may or may not have reduced the total number of MS-13 members in the US — official estimates have ping-ponged between 6,000 and 10,133 for years (with current estimates at the high end of that range) — but it appeared to put an end to the grisly violence that had drawn public attention.
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Last year, Congress cleared a bipartisan measure invoking the War Powers Act that would have cut off American military support for the Saudi-led campaign in Yemen's civil war, and a separate measure seeking to curtail the president's war-making powers in Iran ping-ponged between the two chambers, passing the House but not the Senate.
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His last three deals with the Mavericks were not negotiated so much as casually ping-ponged about between Nowitzki and Mark Cuban, with the endgame amounting to one of the 20 greatest NBA players in history leaving tens of millions of dollars on the table in the years since he hauled Dallas to its first NBA championship in 2011.
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She insists her nickname Pongo derives from her ping pong skills, not because she ponged as a baby. First appearance: Book 3 (July 1980). ; Prince Charles: A very spoiled Welsh Corgi owned by Aunt Dolly. Has a higher view on life from listening to Aunt Dolly and living indoors.
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Pet Sounds was first released in 1966 in monaural and duophonic formats. Overseen by Brian Wilson and engineered by Mark Linett, the set includes the first stereo mix of Pet Sounds. These new mixes were made possible by the survival of the original Pet Sounds multitrack tapes. Advances in recording technology allowed the compilers to digitally sync multi-track stems that had been ping-ponged numerous times prior to their final mono mixdown.
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"Stock Exchanges", The Evening Standard, August 4, 2008. Richard Morrison wrote in The Times that the piece was "half an hour of mesmerisingly complex, and sometimes oppressively rumbly, electronica that ping-ponged round the hall like billions of electrons in a whirlwind", but hearing it alongside Stimmung, Morrison concluded "it was impossible not to feel that Stockhausen's time came and went many decades ago."Morrison, Richard. "Stockhausen Day", The Times, August 4, 2008.
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During the recording of Audioslave's last album, Revelations, Morello experimented with different amplifier setups. For the title track's solo he split his signal to his standard Marshall 2205 head and Peavey cabinet and a 100 watt Fender Bassman head and an Orange cabinet. With delay sent to one while the other is unaffected the sound is being "ping-ponged" between the two amplifiers. He also borrowed a Vox AC30 amplifier from producer Brendan O'Brien for some tracks.
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During 2017 spring training, Williamson was in competition for the left field job, competing against other outfielders. He suffered a minor injury towards the end of spring training, which would cause him to miss opening day. Williamson was ping-ponged back and forth between the MLB and triple-A throughout the 2017 season and began to make large contributions to the team near the season's end, including a 3 for 3 performance with a monstrous home run against Clayton Kershaw on September 24, 2017.
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Jay Tarses, an actor on The Duck Factory, had been the co-creator and executive producer of Buffalo Bill, which had its final network telecast on Thursday, April 5, 1984. Episodes of The Duck Factory were shown out of the producers' intended order by NBC, leading to significant continuity problems with the series. Most notably, the eighth episode (in which Skip is promoted to being the producer of "The Dippy Duck Show", much to the resentment of the show's staff) was shown as episode 2. As broadcast, succeeding episodes ping- ponged between Skip being the show's producer, and Skip being the show's low- ranking apprentice animator, with no explanation as to the reason for the constant change of status.
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The Commons considered the Lords' amendments on 10 March and rejected most of them. The Bill was exchanged between the two chambers several more times that parliamentary day, which extended well into 11 March and led to the longest sitting of the House of Lords in its history, of over 30 hours. (Parliamentary custom dictates that the parliamentary day continues until the House is adjourned. Therefore, although it was midnight March 11 outside the House of Commons, inside it was still March 10.) That the Bill was "ping-ponged" between both houses was evidence of an unusual constitutional crisis, notable because the urgency of the legislation – the previous powers to detain the individuals in HMP Belmarsh and elsewhere were due to expire on 14 March 2005 – meant that the Parliament Acts 1911 and 1949, the usual device to handle situations where the Commons and Lords cannot agree on a measure, could not be invoked in order to acquire Royal Assent without the consent of the upper house.
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