St. Louis pounced on five relievers as the tiny kitten pounced on the groundskeeper's arm Wednesday night as the animal was being carried off the field.
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Conservatives — including the president — quickly pounced on the texts.
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From the opening moments of the debate, Mr. Rubio pounced.
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" Harris pounced: "That's where the federal government must step in.
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Ellison and others pounced, filing for the office on Tuesday.
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Marner then pounced on the loose rebound for the goal.
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But the defense pounced, declining to ask for more time.
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Doctors discharged him after three days, when the KPK pounced.
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The political opposition in Chile immediately pounced on Pinera's announcements.
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But the Indonesian media quickly pounced on a funding detail.
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Social media pounced on the post and called it ostentatious.
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The Cubs pounced like a lion on a lame antelope.
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Democrats pounced, questioning Rosenstein's commitment to the rule of law.
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Simon, recognizing a deal when he saw one, apparently pounced.
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In peak form, Serena would have pounced on them repeatedly.
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But Boutier stayed patient — and pounced when her opportunities came.
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Other Democratic presidential candidates pounced on Mr. Trump as well.
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At the debate, Mr. de Blasio pounced on the comment.
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Critics quickly pounced on Juul's decision to continue selling mint.
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Rival campaigns pounced and called on Sanders to denounce Rogan.
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Critics of the administration's energy policies pounced on the numbers.
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I think once they realized I was single, they pounced.
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Harper pounced on a changeup by Strasburg for his fourth homer.
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But no one marked Hartnell and he pounced on the rebound.
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Cruz's campaign pounced on Rubio's fifth-place finish in New Hampshire.
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Activists immediately pounced on the arrangement after the deal was announced.
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Critics pounced with astonishment, maybe mixed with a little secret delight.
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Critics pounced on the appointment, citing Bannon's tenure with Breitbart News.
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GOPers have pounced on these problems as the elections draw nearer.
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Defense lawyers, and now Judge Walls, have pounced on this fact.
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Representatives of the US government also quickly pounced on the speech.
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Trump pounced on that announcement before Ford could release its plans.
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Perry pounced on it and jammed it inside the right post.
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The Clinton campaign pounced, sending the transcript to supporters, and Mrs.
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Democrats quickly pounced on the issue, seeing an edge in November.
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"[I] was pounced upon by everyone in the room," he wrote.
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Opponents pounced on the new documents as fresh evidence of deception.
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Democrats have pounced on premium increases ahead of the midterm elections.
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Senate Democrats immediately pounced on the split among Senate Republicans. Sen.
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The drill instructors immediately pounced, yelling obscenities and questioning their sexuality.
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Of course Twitter pounced like a rabid fox on the nonsensical gesture.
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Cops immediately pounced on her and took her down in a bush.
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Democrats who help oversee the intelligence agencies pounced on Trump's latest comments.
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The A's pounced on Lester for eight runs in the second inning.
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When word got out about the interracial, international relationship, the press pounced.
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He later reversed his position, but his GOP critics have pounced. Rep.
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Russian media pounced on the story, whipping their audiences into a frenzy.
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William Nylander also was involved before Rielly pounced on the loose puck.
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After terrorists attacked civilians on London Bridge earlier this month, Trump pounced.
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Bush pounced on Trump, taking issue with Trump's concept of eminent domain.
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Ray Thornton pounced on it for L.S.U. at the 8-yard line.
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Some Democrats pounced after the hearing and said Barr wasn't playing fair.
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Sensing vulnerability, Kokkinakis pounced and the whole tone of the match shifted.
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When Clinton cited "Lincoln" in order to defend the statement, Trump pounced.
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House Republicans, who vehemently oppose the deal, quickly pounced on the administration.
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Montgomery then coughed up his return, and Wilson pounced on the ball.
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Mr. Hendel insisted his meaning had been twisted, but Mizrahi politicians pounced.
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In California, critics have pounced on such proposals as normalizing substance abuse.
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The shrieks were horrific as the wolves pounced on their human prey.
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Tommy Fleetwood pounced on the back of Ian Poulter after the win.
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The president, smelling an issue sure to fire up his base, pounced.
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Republicans quickly pounced on Sanders's decision to help raise money for Feingold.
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Lawyers for the Democratic-led House Judiciary Committee pounced on the inconsistency.
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Querrey pounced in the tiebreak to dispatch the 14-times major champion.
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Far-right leaders surely would have pounced had the court ruled differently.
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Conservatives have pounced on Ocasio-Cortez for what they see as gaffes.
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Chinese speculators pounced on stocks with "emperor" in their name on Monday.
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When news broke that Briana Jungwirth was carrying Louis Tomlinson's baby, fans pounced.
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Before President Trump could even clarify his statements in Helsinki, President Obama pounced.
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Those who blatantly call for protests are likely to be pounced on quickly.
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Five policemen instantly pounced, nabbing one of the city's few remaining law-breakers.
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But the mountain lion still pounced, biting the man's face, head, and neck.
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Klein says she fed him alcohol and when he fell asleep, she pounced.
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A riot police officer pounced, beating Yasaman and her friend with a club.
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In episode 3, during that stressful group dinner in the Bahamas, Rinna pounced.
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Williams' shot from the point was stopped, but Niederreiter pounced on the rebound.
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Chiasson pounced on the loose puck for his sixth goal of the year.
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Ohio. And during this election campaign, Trump has pounced on that anger more
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Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and pretty much the whole world pounced with criticism.
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" People on social media pounced, saying things like ... "You look so unhealthy, eat.
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Mr Obama's people quickly denied any act of obeisance, but Republican critics pounced.
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Defensive tackle Kenny Clark pounced on the loose ball at the Vikings' 42.
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Reporters pounced: Mr. Weiner, after weeks of brutal coverage, had finally become unhinged.
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Partisans on both sides of the aisle have pounced on the issue. Rep.
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But from the get-go, critics pounced on some elements of the campaign.
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Missouri looked a step slow from the opening tip, and the Illini pounced.
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In a conference call with journalists on Friday, Apple pounced on this admission.
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Colombia pounced on the (seeming) error, and Bacca broke in and beat Pickford.
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However, critics pounced on it as an effort to partially privatize Security Security.
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Women's groups have pounced, accusing the thrice-married billionaire businessman of compulsive misogyny.
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This time, it was Mr. Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., who pounced.
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Left alone in the slot, Donskoi pounced on a rebound for the easy goal.
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Al Franken, D-Minnesota, pounced "I want to be honest with you," Zinke said.
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The Cubs pounced on Maeda to seize a 4-0 lead in the first.
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Video As trolls pounced, it was Bourdain who "came to my rescue," she recalled .
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Trump pounced on Ford's announcement before the company could release its plans on Tuesday.
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Wallach then pounced on a 2-1 slider, blasting it 407 feet to left.
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After the press pounced on Meerkat in February 2015, Twitter launched its acquisition, Periscope.
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When she showed up, they pounced ... and part of it was caught on camera.
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Arizona pounced on Brooks for five hits and three runs in the first inning.
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Democrats pounced on all the cuts to the social safety net and environmental programs.
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Sanders pounced, saying the bank mainly helps big corporations and provides welfare to corporations.
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Democrats and some Republicans quickly pounced on Rubio and Cruz for the limited release.
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The Blackhawks pounced with four goals in the third period to subdue the Flames.
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Abdelkader pounced on the rebound and scored his 10th goal into an open net.
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The media pounced, quickly pointing out that more than 85033 countries also allow it.
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Sensing a moment of opportunity, Naftali Bennett, the right-wing education minister, also pounced.
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Djokovic had pounced on his erratic opponent, reeling off five games in 19 minutes.
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Republicans pounced at the time, thinking they had caught Pelosi making an elitist remark.
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Democrats have already pounced on the DOJ's announcement ahead of the 2020 election cycle.
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Critics pounced on the meeting, saying it indicates that the investigation's integrity is compromised.
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Democrats pounced, citing forms from Exxon where the company disclosed lobbying on the sanctions.
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The chef team pounced on the golden foiled potatoes, dousing them in their dressings.
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Not surprisingly, GBBO quickly pounced on the snail as promotional tool on social media.
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Hotels are not, however, the only travel companies to have pounced on the trend.
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Sheindlin pounced, asking him if he reported that income to the Social Security Administration.
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As he stepped out of his office, a group of Lebanese business owners pounced.
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Democratic leaders have pounced on the situation, arguing the administration was not adequately prepared.
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Then, when Tanaka most needed to jump ahead in the count, the Orioles pounced.
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Conservatives pounced on Corker Thursday night, accusing him of breaking his agreement with Sen.
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Outside conservative groups, who support the current GOP strategy, quickly pounced on Reid's comments.
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Trump's conservative supporters nonetheless pounced — and the president himself was listening to their complaints.
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He made baboon noises and pounced on Arouna, who was terrified and ran away.
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Dober then pounced on his opponent and landed 215 punches while Haqparast lay defenseless.
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" Television stations and newspapers pounced on the tidbit, deriding Mr. Bush's language as "undignified.
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When the pharmaceutical executive, whom Tauzin declined to name, responded with "innovation," Obama pounced.
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WikiLeaks pounced on the breach and quickly uploaded the emails into a searchable database.
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The boy then pounced on Katt, putting him in a rear naked choke hold.
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When the rapper walked outside with a friend to smoke a cig, the suspects pounced.
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Crosby pounced on the puck and got it to Jared McCann, who set up Guentzel.
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Others users, from journalists to comedians, quickly pounced upon the politician's late-night Twitter activity.
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Oprah's speech was stirring, hopeful, even statesman-like — and many Democrats eagerly pounced on it.
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" RNC chief strategist and communications director Sean Spicer also pounced on the news Saturday afternoon. ".
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Hassan, who struggled with supporting her own party's nominee, has pounced on the Trump connection.
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Kami was just a few feet away from Jordan when a group of sharks pounced. .
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But Mr. de Blasio, perhaps sensing a rare opening against a limber political opponent, pounced.
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The predictable foes pounced, and Pence saw his approval rating fall from 62% to 47%.
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Democrats swiftly pounced on the opportunity to point out that Republican lawmakers were protecting themselves.
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They quickly pounced, appearing at the site less than 24 hours after the gators arrived.
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Police were on the scene and pounced -- and most of it was caught on camera.
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" Higbie did quickly add that internment "may be wrong," but Kelly rightly pounced: "Come on.
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Over the weekend, the Clinton campaign pounced on Trump's comments about Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Supporters of Hillary Clinton pounced, eager to somehow thwart Trump's path to the White House.
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Conservatives pounced on Corker on Thursday night, accusing him of breaking his agreement with Sen.
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Sensing a knockout opportunity, Ali pounced but Frazier, in his typical fury, fought him off.
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Democrats pounced on the focus on CHIP funds, accusing Republicans of targeting children's health care.
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Washington pounced with an RBI single by Daniel Murphy to set the stage for Werth.
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Some stared quizzically at the robot, while a few pawed, pounced on, or shoved it.
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So Mr. Gillum, championing his environmentalism, has pounced on the renewed resonance of sustainability here.
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The report was pure fiction, but Qatar's neighbors pounced on it as the real thing.
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Almost immediately, critics pounced on the company's plans, characterizing them as a desperate money grab.
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On Saturday, they wore down Mets starter Steven Matz and pounced on reliever Anthony Swarzak.
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When Stephens joined the Times, several reporters from the newspaper pounced on his previous writings.
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Bellemare pounced on the loose puck and fired a slap shot into the open net.
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Tkachuk pounced on an Anze Kopitar giveaway and wired a shot from the high slot.
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Critics, taking news media reports of the nomination at face value, pounced on Mr. Abe.
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Then, timed to Oscar nominations in mid-January, A24 pounced, pushing "Room" into nearly 900 theaters.
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The phrase "Medicare for All" polls well among many voters, but Republicans have pounced on it.
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The President pounced, his base attacked and both men found themselves in deeply precarious political predicaments.
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Democrats pounced on the video of Bloomberg explaining the program from a statistical point of view.
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The Ukrainian reporters pounced, asking Zelensky about his relationship with Kolomoisky and the situation with PrivatBank.
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Music marketers have pounced on short-form video apps like TikTok and Vine to promote artists.
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A woman sold what were clearly homemade desserts from a glass display case, and we pounced.
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Like I could have pounced in a relationship that would have lit this s— on fire.
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Twitter immediately pounced on the Times cover as tone-deaf at best, and racist at worst.
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Trump, sensing political opportunity, quickly pounced, with a trio of tweets Wednesday morning blasting the decision.
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Democratic members of the three House committees leading the impeachment inquiry pounced on Mulvaney's earlier remarks.
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Once he was interested for real, I pounced on him to try to seal the deal.
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Senate Democrats pounced on the issue to paint GOP leaders as insensitive to women's healthcare needs.
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" Democrats, however, immediately pounced, with Schumer taking to the Senate floor and describing himself as "shaken.
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His rivals pounced: Rubio "cut and run" when opposition to the legislation sprang up, said Bush.
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Other Democrats pounced on the story, arguing it shows clear attempts by Trump to obstruct justice.
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The lion wasn't deterred by Kauffman's screaming and flailing (a suggested scare tactic), and it pounced.
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Critics have pounced on Grayson, questioning the ethics of a sitting lawmaker managing a hedge fund.
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The Rockies pounced on Moore for three runs in the first, beginning with five straight hits.
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Dell made the save, but Sutter pounced on the rebound just 4:53 into the game.
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Were there any credible safety concerns, the Federal Aviation Administration, America's aviation watchdog, would have pounced.
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Following news reports of a slew of ethical lapses in Mr. Cho's family, Mr. Jun pounced.
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" Democrats quickly pounced on Portman and Ayotte's statements, suggesting voters shouldn't believe "their blatant political spin.
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Critics have long pounced on the quadrennial bake-off between White House hopefuls' spouses as sexist.
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President Trump pounced on the report and threatened tariffs on any Apple products made in China.
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A tabby kitten pounced beside the milk-crate bed, chasing something that scuttled across the earth.
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His critics, and even fellow late-night hosts, pounced, accusing him of normalizing an extremist candidate.
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Suddenly one mother pounced into a narrow river, snatched a salmon and quickly fed her cub.
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Bloomberg's rivals in the race immediately pounced on the DNC for changing up the debate rules.
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It had been raining, and like an East Village Mary Poppins, she pounced into a puddle.
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Alaska has pounced on the opportunity to make its recreational pot shops a destination for tourists.
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Draisaitl pounced on the puck and flicked a pass to Connor McDavid, who whipped it back.
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This week, Donald Trump issued pardons for white-collar criminals, and Democrats pounced to denounce him.
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"We pounced on them, and later killed them, and buried them in a quarry," Matobato said.
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Moments after the release, Democrats supporting impeachment pounced on the contents of the White House memo.
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Democrats, who eviscerated Barr for his handling of the Mueller investigation, quickly pounced on the revelations.
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DeBrusk pounced for a breakaway and flipped the puck in after Bobrovsky missed a poke-check.
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Jets defenseman Nathan Beaulieu lost the puck near his blue line, and Helm pounced on it.
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Democrats pounced on his comments, while even fellow Republicans sought to distance themselves from his remarks.
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Multiple rivals pounced, and Mr. Hickenlooper cast Mr. Buttigieg as a laggard in pursuing police reforms.
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Trump's rivals pounced on the mistake, with Marco Rubio arguing it should disqualify him from the presidency.
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Late Monday: The pushback begins House Democrats pounced as news organizations reported the unexpected and mysterious vote.
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Arizona pounced again on the ensuing possession, intercepting McDonald on fourth-and-10 from its own 39.
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Lillard pounced, split the Phoenix defense and hit a floating runner to put Portland ahead 110-106.
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She says he was a horny kid who pounced on her and took away her free will.
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Ed Markey (D-MA) and Ocasio-Cortez announced the Green New Deal resolution, McConnell and Republicans pounced.
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Figuring another huge celeb could run in the future, he put his money on Oprah and pounced.
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Democrats pounced, immediately positing that Trump, if the reports were true, could be guilty of obstructing justice.
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He tried to scare it away, but the cougar pounced and locked its teeth onto Kauffman's wrist.
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Trump, who has made no secret of the fact that he hates Baldwin's depiction of him, pounced.
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Weidman pounced on a takedown two minutes into the bout before he transitioned to the mount position.
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"We pounced on them and later killed them, and buried them in a quarry," Mr. Matobato said.
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Sanders quickly pounced on the idea, even suggesting a potential battleground for his potential encounter with Trump.
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Sadness pounced, slid into everything it could find its way into, through anything, through sound, through you.
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Mahrez pounced on the loose ball but could only send a rising shot into the side netting.
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Republicans have pounced on the text messages, saying they show anti-Trump bias in the Mueller probe.
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Sevastova served for the match again at 5-3, but again she grew tentative and Muguruza pounced.
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Republicans have pounced, accusing Comey and the FBI of lending special favors to Clinton for political purposes.
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I ran into our bedroom and pounced on my still-sleeping husband with a cry of joy.
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A group of guys at the development pounced on Raqkown and broke a bone in his neck.
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Mr. Macron's opponents pounced, calling the move a dangerous incursion of the military into domestic law enforcement.
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The grand jury portion of the story was wrong, and the White House pounced on the error.
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Critics have pounced on recent struggles from the Libra Association, which is is legally separate from Facebook.
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Almost immediately, speculators pounced, setting off a property buying frenzy and sending shares of construction companies soaring.
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But Democrats quickly pounced on the court ruling as evidence that Trump should rescind the executive order.
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Substitute David Choiniere pounced in the 95th minute to lead Forge to a 2-0 aggregate victory.
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Democrats have pounced on Mnuchin, however, arguing he embodies the very Wall Street insiders Trump derided. Sens.
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When a chestnut-size mango fell from the tree, a little boy pounced on it, clearly hungry.
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But it wasn't until Buttigieg unveiled details this week about the clients he served that progressives pounced.
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And when former Representative Beto O'Rourke defended having private insurers, Mr. de Blasio pounced from the left.
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RNC reaction The Republican National Committee pounced on the news, reported earlier in the day by Fox News.
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The Flyers took a 1-0 lead when Provorov pounced on a loose puck in front and scored.
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Franken pounced, suggesting that DeVos does not have the "breadth and depth of knowledge" to be education secretary.
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Conservative commentators like Laura Ingraham pounced on Streep right away, trying to paint her as wealthy and delusional.
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But when a similar — though much less offensive — comment came from a black Muslim woman, both parties pounced.
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While Republicans pounced on the problems, their party has its own history of presidential election chaos in Iowa.
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Republicans have pounced on the proposal, saying it was too expensive and would raise taxes and energy costs.
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But Reid's followers had already pounced on the woman in the photo, in some cases threatening her life.
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The price was meant to act as a "not for sale" sign to ward off suitors; PSG pounced.
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Democrats have quickly pounced on Mnuchin's vast fortune and ties to wealthy Wall Street firms as disqualifying. Sens.
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Uber has pounced on the revelations, holding a press conference to denounce the PPA as biased and untrustworthy.
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Republicans pounced on Nelson's decision, pledging that the Supreme Court will be fodder for the 2018 Senate battle.
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When the director Sam Raimi left the project, Mr. Jones pounced, only to be disappointed by the screenplay.
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But he has to clear a primary field first, and his Democratic opponents saw a misstep and pounced.
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After Ayotte met with Garland, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) pounced, saying it was shallow political theatre.
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Immediately, Democrat Jon Ossoff pounced on the admission, releasing an ad highlighting his support for the living wage.
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And yet, conservative media has pounced on four of Omar's words — "some people did something" — as just that.
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He pounced on the rebound of a shot by Alex Pietrangelo for his first goal in 14 games.
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Trump, who has made cracking down on illegal immigration a signature policy of his presidency, pounced via Twitter.
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Investigations at the schools where he went on to teach found that he saw those opportunities, and pounced.
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Evgeny Kuznetsov pounced and pounded it into the net for a 21-23 lead on just 20 shots.
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Ms. Le Pen pounced, mocking the departing president, François Hollande, and vowing to be an unblinkingly tough leader.
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The Bloomberg campaign has pounced on this type of messaging, saying it is alienating a key voting bloc.
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So Lugo watched Monday's game from the dugout as the Mets pounced after Flores had been ruled safe.
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During that second visit, Nevils alleges Matt pounced on her, put her on the bed and penetrated her.
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Democratic leaders pounced on Monday in hopes of tying the GOP broadly to Trump as soft on Russia.
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Though Fidyka was tall and athletic—he was a contractor and a volunteer fireman—Jaroslaw pounced on him.
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Presumably Kevin made the mistake of leaving his Facebook page open, and Marty — sensing the perfect opportunity — pounced.
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Democrats quickly pounced on Mulvaney's comments as proof of the White House's quid pro quo approach to Ukraine.
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Valtteri Filppula pounced on the puck and fed Bailey for the goal off a two-on-one rush.
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The former mayor stayed relatively quiet as the other candidates pounced at the opportunity to attack his record.
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Many news organizations pounced on these sensational predictions and ran with them like a punt returner finding daylight.
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Those for and against abortions pounced shortly after President Trump tapped Kavanaugh for a seat on the high court.
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Nevertheless, the social justice warriors pounced – accusing the folks who wear the green aprons of racial profiling and discrimination.
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General Mills pounced on the rare find in the food industry — a business that is large, growing and profitable.
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The press got wind of a story with "Stormy Daniels" and "Virgin Mary" in the same headline and pounced.
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Center Artem Anisimov pounced on a loose puck and poked a backhander past goalie Pekka Rinne at 163:38.
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Unsurprisingly, Mr Di Maio pounced on the latest figures as evidence that "the direction taken is the right one".
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But as she groomed her newborns on Monday, Kigali pounced, eating one and then the other in quick succession.
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Traditionalists pounced; Mr Abbott didn't hate all women, they said, so Ms Gillard obviously didn't know what misogyny meant.
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He tapped fists with his opponent, a lanky yellow belt sporting mismatched pieces of kimono and then he pounced.
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Congressional Republicans quickly pounced on the incident, framing it as a sign of hypocrisy by the Obama administration. Rep.
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The Diamondbacks pounced on Darvish with back-to-back homers in the first inning to go ahead 2-0.
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Panarin pounced on the rebound and lifted a backhander into the net before Lundqvist could return to the crease.
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The day after Mueller's warnings, the Democrats pounced on the opportunity to push through two measures addressing the issue.
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With Arsenal reduced to 10 men Chelsea quickly pounced and, despite a few attacking flurries, were never seriously tested.
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It is OCBC's second major acquisition since it pounced on the Asian wealth unit of Dutch lender ING ING.
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Republicans quickly pounced on Merkley's talkathon, chalking it up to a 85033th hour effort that is doomed to fail.
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The Democrats quickly pounced on this news to criticize Trump for his failed economic policies, especially the tax cuts.
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Neal was parked at the side of the net and pounced on a loose puck for the rebound tally.
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Both candidates pounced on their primary opponent's vulnerabilities during last week's primary debate on WSAZ, a local TV station.
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Walker's sharp-angled shot was redirected off the post, but Kopitar pounced on the loose puck and buried it.
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Critics immediately pounced on the comment, arguing it undermined the president's position that an emergency exists at the border.
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Democrats pounced on the news, calling on Gianforte to quit the race and for Republicans to condemn his conduct.
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Biden's campaign issued the response as Democratic rivals pounced on his remarks from a fundraiser Tuesday night, with Sen.
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The media pounced on the statements as conflicting with Trump's past position and even as being proof of obstruction.
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Upshall then pounced on the rebound and scored his seventh goal of the season at the 1:12 mark.
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But Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, pounced on the news in a radio interview on Thursday.
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Mr. Trump's Republican opponents have pounced on the issue as an example of Mr. Trump employing shady business practices.
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When he finally returned, he did so with a longer swing, a flaw that Double-A pitchers pounced on.
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It means Melrose has triumphed with Britain's biggest hostile bid since Kraft pounced on confectionery giant Cadbury in 13.
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Many blocks have an unvarying appearance, the urban equivalent of a subdivision, and critics have pounced on that conformity.
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The gaffe was pounced upon by Iranian state media as proof that she was trying to undermine the regime.
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Predictably, Democrats, their allies and many independent economists pounced on the plan as a tax cut for the rich.
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Finally, late-night TV hosts pounced on President Trump after chief executives resigned en masse from two presidential councils.
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She soon realized the companies were run by men, revealing a gap in the market that she pounced on.
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Bush pounced on the ball and ran it nine yards to the end zone for a 7-0 lead.
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His command wavered early, when the Braves pounced on him for a 3-0 lead in the first inning.
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A police officer pounced on the reptile, managing to avoid its snapping jaws while another officer tied them shut.
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The Democrats quickly pounced, releasing a blizzard of statements, introducing legislation and calling press conferences to condemn the move.
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Funds have pounced on the stocks signal as evidence that zinc's period of maximum supply tightness is now passing.
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He pounced on a rebound after Montreal goalkeeper Evan Bush made a save on a shot by Alexander Ring.
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Karlsson pounced on a Detroit turnover while the Wings were making a line change and fed it to Eakin.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gave a speech in New York City to the National Action Network, and her detractors pounced.
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Republicans pounced on the incident, calling it the latest example of Obama cowering in the face of Iranian aggression.
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So when I stumbled across the work of Tim Lomas, I pounced on his books, butterfly net in hand.
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Stephen: Remember in 2008 when the media pounced on Sarah Palin for not knowing what the "Bush doctrine" was?
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Not that it mattered: The Israeli media quickly pounced on the story and within days, Mr. Shavit outed himself.
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When Mr. Sloan's resignation was announced late Thursday, prominent Democrats, including Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, pounced within minutes.
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One assailant pounced on students while the other blocked the classroom door, a witness told the newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda.
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Roberts recalls being pounced on by six security staff and the relief of being handed over to the police.
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Mr. Rubio's aura of unflappability was pierced, and his opponents pounced — and, to their surprise, he kept looking off-balance.
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Some critics have pounced on Huffington's new focus, arguing that The Huffington Post's model and operations contradict her own mission.
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" Trump also pounced on the release on Monday of Federal Bureau of Investigation documents that he alleged showed "felony corruption.
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But at the first sign of adversity, the Stars pounced and the Islanders wilted for a 3-0 Dallas win.
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" Trump also pounced on the release on Monday of Federal Bureau of Investigation documents that he alleged showed "felony corruption.
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But Sam Bennett pounced on a loose puck and chipped it home with 2:43 left to force extra time.
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A South Bay couple, Tina Lam and Michael Cheng, pounced on the deal — a fancy SF street for about $90,000.
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Republicans pounced on Pelosi's actions, with Vice President Pence calling it "a new low" in an era of partisan politics.
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Bjorkstrand pounced on a Boychuk turnover deep in the Islanders' zone and scored an unassisted goal with 8:46 remaining.
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Florida took a 4-3 lead when Barkov won a face-off, and Huberdeau pounced, scoring after some nifty stickhandling.
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While booking his ticket, the thrifty teen saw a flight to Sydney for $300 less and pounced on the deal.
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That creates a minefield of complexity where businesses will inevitably make mistakes that will be pounced upon state tax auditors.
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Republicans pounced, arguing Trump's nominee was being victimized by a smear campaign and arguing the involvement of Avenatti proved it.
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The fundraising letter also hits a favorite GOP target: the media, which Rubio said pounced on criticism from his rivals.
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Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) pounced on the remarks, calling it an inauspicious start to the committee's work for the year.
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Sanders pounced on the opening Trump gave him, and the Republican's remarks soon took on a life of their own.
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Bob Guccione, the founder of "Penthouse," an adult-themed magazine, pounced at the opportunity to expand his brand into hospitality.
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Luckily for the hosts, Algholor pounced on the ball for Philadelphia's final score with 13:37 left in the fourth.
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Critics already have pounced on the plan as a giveaway to the rich that does little for lower-income brackets.
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Greco-Lucchina: From there, between the road map, what they have pounced on the wall, they&aposre ready to go.
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Mr. Wardlow has pounced on the allegations, releasing an ad that portrayed Mr. Ellison as a perpetrator of domestic violence.
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Other Palestinians pounced on social media: How dare you celebrate with settlers, the Jews who are illegally occupying our land.
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Agents had been following the abductors' van since the money had been picked up, and had pounced only after Mrs.
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White supremacist recruiters have recognized this feeling of resentment bubbling up and pounced, seeking out gamers who fit the stereotype.
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Mr. Modi's enemies instantly pounced on the findings, saying the prime minister should apologize for all the chaos he caused.
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What's clear is that the Laver Cup has pounced on an opportunity in a fallow part of the tennis schedule.
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Stephen Colbert pounced on recent news that members of President Trump's staff stepped in to prevent him from impulsively tweeting.
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Republicans pounced, too, with the conservative America Rising PAC emailing out video and a transcript of the exchange to reporters.
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Memphis whittled the gap down to six points by halftime, but the Shockers pounced again out of the locker room.
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After Quintana left the game, the Phillies pounced on the Cubs' bullpen in the seventh to go ahead 2-1.
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His ninth of the season came after he pounced on the rebound following two consecutive shots on goal by Walker.
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So, when I was presented with the opportunity to try the Furbo dog camera for myself, I pounced on it.
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Democrats pounced anyway, pointing out that Trump had now invested presidential prestige in two summits with Kim and achieved little.
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Eller pounced at the bottom of the circle, snapping a seven-game goal drought with his 12th of the season.
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This week Ola, an Indian firm, pounced on Uber's troubles to announce its arrival in London "in the coming weeks".
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Oscar Klefbom pounced on a rebound to score for the Oilers and force overtime with 2:113 remaining in regulation.
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Almost immediately after his firing, agents and publishers pounced, setting off speculation that Mr. Comey was contemplating writing a book.
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She says her son eventually met Spacey, who then allegedly bought him drinks and pounced when her son was drunk.
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My start at NME more or less coincided with The Strokes putting out their first single, so we pounced on them.
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During one hearing when Washington State Solicitor General Noah Purcell was asked about whether the ban inferred "religious animus," Purcell pounced.
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" Cruz's opponents pounced immediately: The Cruz campaign issued a dishonest and deceptive get out the vote ad calling voters "in violation.
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People who go to methadone clinics or private treatment centres risk being pounced on by police trying to meet arrest quotas.
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Fortunately for the Habs, it went right to Tatar, who pounced on the loose puck and his shot squeezed past Smith.
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The tigers then pounced on the drone, and promptly started to tear it apart in hopes of having a nice meal.
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Activist group Rise Up Retail, since renamed United for Respect, pounced on the outrage and the visibility afforded by social media.
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Brooks was attempting to run away when the cougar spotted him, dropped Sederbaum and pounced on the 32-year-old biker.
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Democrats pounced on Donald Trump's running mate, Indiana governor Mike Pence, immediately after the pairing was announced Friday, as USA Todayreports.
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Columbus pounced on Carolina quickly to take a 1-0 lead when Anderson scored just 33:10 after the opening faceoff.
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Cops and prosecutors pounced on Lenny Bruce because his act offended conservative sensibilities (Christianity and the Catholic Church were frequent targets).
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Coleman pounced on the loose puck at center ice, skated into the offensive zone and fired a low shot by Bernier.
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Months later, then-campaign manager Kellyanne Conway pounced when another pair of tech experts pleaded the Fifth during a congressional hearing.
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When Keller conceded there were women in that category, he added some could access a clinic in New Mexico, Ginsburg pounced.
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A Russian zookeeper reveals what went through her mind the moment a 16-year-old male Siberian tiger pounced on her.
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Colton Sceviour pounced on a loose puck and tossed a cross-ice pass to MacKenzie, who scored on a one-timer.
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Nadal soon pounced however, breaking Djokovic to go 4-203 up before the Serb rode his forehand to a stunning recovery.
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Critics have pounced on Sessions's scuttled federal judgeship in 1986 as proof he is unfit for the role of attorney general.
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RELATED: What happened behind the scenes as Trump's business councils fell apart In the arts and media, Trump critics have pounced.
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In the final day of questioning, Democrats pounced on leaked e-mails they said showed Kavanaugh's views on Roe v. Wade.
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With London's future under a cloud, other cities have pounced on the opportunity to supplant it as Europe's next tech capital.
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Republicans on the panel, led by Jordan and Meadows, pounced on the lying conviction, repeatedly suggesting Cohen could not be believed.
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They pounced on Thomas Cook, a travel group, and PG&E, a Californian utility, shortly before they went bust this year.
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Except for the part where a jaguar, played by Jennifer Lim, roared into the scene and pounced on Ms. Keenan-Bolger.
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Republicans pounced on the plan, and one chief criticism was that it does not address the recidivism rate of former detainees.
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Beijing promptly declared those statements utterly offensive, and and the hard-line leader of Hong Kong, C.Y. Leung (no relation), pounced.
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Some far-right conservative writers quickly pounced on the announcement, decrying it as a covert attempt to muzzle their legitimate content.
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Cespedes pounced on the first pitch of his at-bat for a double that gave the Mets a 4-3 lead.
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Right-wing media, as expected, gleefully pounced on the testimony as evidence that the mainstream media was not to be believed.
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Swift shared a photo from the cozy pizza party, where large pepperoni and cheese pies were waiting to be pounced upon.
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Reacting to his opponent reaching for an emphatic blow, Cerrone pounced and floored him twice where he dominated from top position.
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That is the priceless example he offers today's young artists, whose every mistake or hesitation gets pounced on by digital Savonarolas.
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But Republicans pounced on the remarks, with the National Republican Congressional Committee calling them "stunning" and "unbelievable" in a email blast.
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At 3:29 of the third, Tomas Nosek pounced on Holtby's miscue, a deflected clearing attempt, to draw within 2-1.
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Inspector X and the agents pounced, arresting the driver and discovering two baby orangutans in the back seat, clutching each other.
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Many conservatives have gleefully pounced on Project Veritas's disclosures, including one particularly influential voice: Donald Trump Jr., the president's eldest son.
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As she has done repeatedly since qualifying for Wimbledon, Gauff pounced on the opportunity to get the better of her elders.
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Eagles swooped with bright red dots of blood on their talons, while dolphins glistened and tigers pounced in operatic slow motion.
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Howard made a pad save off a Mikheyev shot but Kerfoot pounced on the rebound and tossed it into the net.
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The campaign pounced, moving quickly on Friday night to turn the debate line into Ms. Klobuchar's final ad in New Hampshire.
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Khan pounced on the leaking of the Panama Papers, which revealed Sharif's family had bought expensive London apartments through offshore companies.
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Yet, from the outset, Mr. Trump has pounced on the religion and background of the two congresswomen to fan racial divisions.
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Barbashev pounced on it and buried his shot at 9:21 of the period for his first goal in 13 games.
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But parliamentarians also pounced upon the appointment of one of the firm's owners as his personal adviser in the justice ministry.
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Shortly after Monday's rally, for instance, Trump's campaign pounced on the Massachusetts senator and her assumed role as a liberal-whisperer.
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Khan pounced on the leaking of the "Panama Papers", which revealed Sharif's family had bought posh London apartments through offshore companies.
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He has pounced on his new wife, Anita, in their hotel room, but can't untie the drawstring of her sari's petticoat.
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Isner then pounced to take advantage of his lone break point chance in the second set, and the dye was cast.
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Buffalo peppered Varlamov and scored the equalizer when Eichel pounced on a rebound and put it home with 1:46 left.
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She tossed out a trap — basically, a ball of chicken wire with bait inside — and when Aya pounced, so did Jenna.
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When the sandwich arrived, in a riot of glitter, hymn and angel wings, both men pounced on Mr. Broderick's religious inheritance.
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Democrats pounced on the tweet, saying Trump misunderstood the science behind climate change and the terms of the Paris climate accord.
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Yet, from the outset, Mr. Trump has pounced on the religion and background of the two congresswomen to fan racial divisions.
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Now, when you visit Pounced, instead of personals ads, you're presented with a thorough explanation of why the site is down: Pounced goes on to explain that while it doesn't actually promote prostitution or sex trafficking, a part of FOSTA says that if the site does facilitate the prostitution of another person—even unknowingly—its liable.
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Macron's opponents and left-wing voters who paint the 40-year-old as an economic liberal and a Thatcherite-in-disguise pounced.
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His antics excited his pooch, who pounced on Chris as he rolled around on the ground — but the star never stopped performing.
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Then, Czarnik pounced on a loose puck during a scramble at the 16:25 mark to make it a 2-2 game.
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As he ran over, a mountain lion pounced on him and bit the boy on the head, according to the press release.
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The zookeeper at the Kaliningrad Zoo had brought food for the animal when it pounced on her Sunday, The Su n reports.
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Clinton has pounced on the issue, releasing an online video on Friday highlighting high-profile Republicans urging Trump to release his taxes.
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De Minaur started flat in the decider and Harrison pounced on the opportunity, breaking his opponent's serve twice to lead 5-1.
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Progressive state attorneys general and environmental groups pounced, and won, exposing an impulsive administration that had failed to do its legal homework.
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Democrats have already pounced on the details of Trump's order, arguing it will prolong the suffering of refugees and unfairly target Muslims.
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The Justice Department also cited an 1866 example of an acting attorney general being appointed without Senate confirmation, which Democrats pounced on.
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Democrats quickly pounced Wednesday as Trump locked down his status as the presumptive presidential nominee after winning the Indiana primary, forcing Sen.
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Almost immediately after stepping onto the field, Mr. Mackey, his eyes glued to the ground, pounced on a shard of celadon pottery.
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Republicans have pounced on the text messages, saying they show anti-Trump bias among members of Mueller's team investigating Russian election meddling.
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Democrats have pounced on Barr and Rosenstein's determination, saying it should not be up to two Trump appointees to make that call.
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Republicans have pounced on the claim, warning that if single-payer passes, people will not be able to keep their private plans.
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The gubernatorial campaign of Treasurer Walker Stapleton (R) pounced on the report, calling on Polis to "take responsibility" for the 1999 incident.
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" Just like the seasoned former prosecutor she is, Harris pounced on his answer and suggested that someone might have "hinted" or "inferred.
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But when Lovullo elected to have Banda try to pitch through Washington's potent batting order for a third time, the Nationals pounced.
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Critics pounced on the remarks, saying that Mulvaney was suggesting he gave more favorable treatment to lobbyists who had donated to him.
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Critics, sensing a moment of weakness, pounced and claimed the sky was falling and that public pensions had to be abandoned altogether.
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In another instance a few days before the killings, her husband said she pounced on him while he lounged on the sofa.
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Instead of putting the lace-ups on his feet, he got on all fours and pounced around with them at his kneecaps.
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Republicans brushed off the poll from the left-leaning firm, but Judge's campaign pounced on it to try to buy some momentum.
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Senate Republicans quickly pounced on the announcement, suggesting that it underscores their belief that the Obama administration's rules were a regulatory overstep.
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Critics pounced on the fact that the new Trump plan was worked out without Palestinian leadership having a voice in the process.
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The bull, named Lorenzo, then pounced on Barrio while he was on the ground, spearing him in the lung with his horn.
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Lillard sustained the injury in Game 2, when the Warriors' Kevon Looney accidentally pounced on his back while pursuing a loose ball.
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But it was the Mets, who have taken an aggressive approach under their new general manager, Brodie Van Wagenen, who pounced first.
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If the economy had nose-dived in 2017, there's no doubt the media would have pounced on Trump policies as disgraceful failures.
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Critics pounced, warning that the misstatements point to Biden's weakness as a candidate, which will come back to haunt Democrats in 2020.
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While opposition politicians have pounced gleefully on the shrinking poll numbers, much of the drop may simply have been waiting to happen.
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Security guards pounced on the protester, who was wearing a beanie and casual clothes, and dragged her away moments after the attack.
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Hutton never saw where he stopped Anthony Mantha's shot, but Helm pounced on the puck in the crease and pushed it home.
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When Biden touted his ability as a senator in the 1970s to reach across the aisle to work with segregationists, Booker pounced.
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Perhaps sensing her unease, Mr. Biden's aides pounced, prolonging what has been the most combative period of the Democratic primary to date.
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The importer over-committed to new LNG volumes earlier this decade when supply was scarce and buyers pounced to sign new deals.
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Khan had pounced on the leaking of the Panama Papers, which revealed Sharif's family had bought posh London apartments through offshore companies.
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After Nico Hischier's shot off the rush was stopped, Boqvist pounced on the loose puck to put ahead his team for good.
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Most of Biden's 2020 primary competitors pounced, with Booker and Harris, the two black candidates in the race, expressing the most outrage.
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The campaigns of Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz pounced on Mr. Trump for failing to distance himself from Mr. Duke on Sunday.
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Clinton pounced from the start, after Mr. Sanders demurred in saying how much his proposals would increase the size of the federal government.
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Juuso Valimaki — the rookie defenseman who made his playoff debut — sent a long shot that Grubauer stopped, but Ryan pounced on the rebound.
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Any sign that he is behaving like a nominee eight months before first nominating contests would be pounced upon by his Democratic foes.
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Meanwhile, the White House press just pounced on Sarah Huckabee Sanders after President Trump&aposs attorneys admitted he had, quote, dictated a statement.
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Backlund pounced on a rebound to the left of the Sabres net and flung the puck into the short side of the net.
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Puma and his wife, Quani, were taking pics in the theater lobby when they say a woman pounced ... slugging Quani in the face.
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Koch shared a video on Twitter of the moment she walked through her front door and LBD pounced to shower her with kisses.
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Keenly aware of the transient qualities of any viral meme, left-wing groups have pounced, seizing the opportunity to swiftly implement environmental policies.
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Brad Marchand was denied on his chance off the rush, but DeBrusk pounced on the rebound for his eighth tally of the season.
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Hoards of photogs pounced on Craig's in WeHo Thursday night, as Kris, Kim, Kanye, Kendall, Kourtney, Scott and Khloe made their way in.
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As he turned around to see what it was, a juvenile mountain lion quickly pounced and bit him on his face and wrist.
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Cats lay quietly through the other stages of sleep, and when REM began, they leapt up, stalked, pounced, arched their backs and hissed.
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Critics in Zimbabwe's small but vibrant social media community have pounced on the smudges as symbolic of the real value of the "bollars".
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New York left winger Jimmy Vesey pounced on it like a hungry dawg with an outstretched stick and slapped the puck toward goal.
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Sammartino was a "good guy," but like all the others, he pounced, grimaced, grunted and rolled with the blows — a heroic Italian vs.
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Conservative media pounced on the story, ignoring Kaepernick's stated intentions and instead accusing him of being unpatriotic and disrespectful of the American flag.
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It was only 17 pages of an 800 page memoir, but in England, of the many things in there, people pounced on that.
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Suarez pounced on a 3-2 sinker and drove it over the ivy-covered wall in left-center field for his 22nd homer.
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As soon as the hearing began, the senators pounced, clearly relishing the chance to lay into the stout man at the witness table.
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Critics pounced on the announcement of Bannon, a former executive at Breitbart News, which has caught flak for a number of controversial headlines.
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Hewlett-Packard pounced on the British-based software company Autonomy and paid a tidy $11.1 billion, only to quickly write-off $8.8 billion.
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Monahan's initial shot was stopped by Talbot, but the Flames center pounced on the rebound and made no mistake with the second attempt.
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One must believe that if the Israelis had found in this data collection proof of Iran's cheating, Netanyahu would have pounced on it.
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Incredulous, the fire department pounced on the blaze, put it out, and watched indignantly lest it make another peep, which it did not.
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Biden's campaign pounced, saying that Harris had attacked him over something that even she doesn't believe should be mandated at the federal level.
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Much of the country was astonished that the New York real-estate developer had pounced on a seemingly perfunctory invitation from its president.
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Christie's campaign pounced on the clip and edited it down to fit into a one-minute video that was sent out to reporters.
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But Republicans pounced on the speaker and accused her of using the State of the Union as a political cudgel in shutdown talks.
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Namajunas tried the same again a few seconds later, narrowly missed the low kick and immediately pounced in with a stiff right hand.
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" Asked about her jabs, Trump pounced, saying, "I think it's wonderful because the Indians can now partake in the future of the country.
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Oil bears then pounced, but will now have a tougher time driving down prices because bullish bets have already tumbled from record highs.
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The Jets pounced on it at the 5, and Forte eventually rushed the ball in to give the Jets an 8-point advantage.
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Clinton released a short video saying, unconvincingly, "I'm just chillin' in Cedar Rapids," internet denizens pounced, remixing the clip on their Vine accounts.
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When reports emerged that Trump and West planned to have lunch together at the White House on Thursday, the hosts pounced on it.
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Frazier pounced with his hands choked up on the bat, pushing a bunt through the hole into right field, driving in Dominic Smith.
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It somehow got worse for him in the second half when Looney pounced on his back as they grappled for a loose ball.
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Democrats have pounced on the appointment of Bannon, a senior Trump campaign official, as chief adviser and senior strategist in the White House.
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In recent days, critics have pounced when officials in the city of Wuhan, the center of the outbreak, wore their protective masks incorrectly.
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Vrana scored his first of the night 53 seconds later when he pounced on a second chance after a redirection hit the post.
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Wolters also pounced on a pitch in the dirt and flipped to Marquez to tag out Gordon trying to score in the sixth.
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I have to look like I believe in myself so much, because if I didn't I would be literally pounced on every second.
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At 10:33 of the second, Nilsson saved a MacKenzie Weegar shot, and Acciari pounced on the rebound, lifting it for a goal.
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He made it to the front of her house when Kris' private security detail pounced on the guy and held him until cops arrived.
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Democrats, who have highlighted the plight of government employees as polls show most Americans blame Trump for the shutdown, pounced on his comments Thursday.
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The tech sector climbed 1.4 percent as investors pounced on the bit of good news from chipmakers which have been grappling with slowing demand.
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But to a lot of Democrats, it sounded like nostalgia for a time when black people were systematically excluded from politics — and Harris pounced.
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No sooner does a new model get released than it's pounced on by the masses who use it in all sorts of unexpected ways.
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When a man pretending to be the attacker entered the room, they pounced on him, grabbing his forearms and wrestling him to the floor.
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The Clinton campaign pounced, producing a series of videos highlighting the comments as they looked to define Trump as a heartless, self-interested billionaire.
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Earlier this week, Hayden Panettiere was spotted in New York City without her engagement ring on — and the tabloids pounced: Is the wedding off?
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Kassian made it 4-3 when he pounced on a puck sitting in the crease behind Smith and knocked it in at 2:21.
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Journalists on the call pounced on a welcome moment of brevity in an otherwise serious discussion about election integrity, hate speech, and data privacy.
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Rubio's comments seem to have been intended as a commentary on media bias: If Trump said something so inflammatory-sounding, reporters would have pounced.
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But while the parents trying to ban the book pounced on the profanity, they ignored one of the novel's biggest triumphs: Eleanor is fat.
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Midtjylland replied a minute before halftime when Pione Sisto pounced on a mistake from United captain Michael Carrick and scored with a low shot.
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Denis Malgin pounced on a loose puck and roofed a shot for the go-ahead goal with 3:20 left in the third period.
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Second seed Zverev was still buzzing from going in front and immediately paid a heavy price as Cilic pounced to grab an early break.
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However, after recording two quick outs in the sixth, he surrendered a double to Christian Vazquez before Bradley pounced on James' off-speed offering.
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Her weak second serve was particularly costly as Vickery pounced time and again in front of a sparse late-afternoon crowd on centre court.
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The two companies have insisted they have safeguards to protect the data and patients' privacy, but lawmakers and consumer advocates pounced on the news.
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Roslovic pounced on a failed clearing attempt near the left faceoff circle, driving to the net before his first shot was stopped by Demko.
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Barbashev pounced on a loose puck behind the net and immediately converted a wraparound while Flames goalie David Rittich was well out of position.
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Shaw said he saw pounced on the suspect after making up his mind that "he was going to have to work to kill me."
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They've also pounced on a video released by James O'Keefe's Project Veritas that shows a Ross donor at a September fundraiser making racist comments.
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Griezmann, who stands just 5 feet 9 inches, pounced, poked and — after the ball rippled the net — preened in front of the delirious fans.
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Hillary Clinton's aides pounced on the speech, trying to disabuse anyone of the idea that this could mean a "new" version of Mr. Trump.
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Yet Republicans have pounced on the Democratic controversies, hoping to exploit the liberals' plan for a "Green New Deal" — championed by rising superstar Rep.
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Critics pounced on the law's elimination of a city ordinance in Charlotte, which let transgender individuals use public restrooms based on their gender identity.
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Critics pounced on O'Reilly and the network, prompting the host to address the issue on the air at the close of his Monday program.
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Many Republicans pounced on reports of the FBI "reopening" its probe, applauding them for apparently revisiting their decision not to recommend charges against Clinton.
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There's a fearfulness that governs the decisions of these stars and their stylists, in case they are pounced upon by the self-styled pundits.
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Jaden Schwartz pounced on the rebound of a Colton Parayko wrister at the goalmouth, poking the puck through Dubnyk's legs for his 21th goal.
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At a meeting late last year, Mr. Xi flashed a grin and the Japanese media pounced on it as a sign of thawing relations.
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His grief played out in what he described as "total chaos" in his 20s, a period that was gleefully pounced on by the tabloids.
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When a failed drug test left Nebraska edge rusher Randy Gregory available in the second round of the draft in 113, the Cowboys pounced.
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A Friday report by ESPN seems to validate that, so LaVar pounced ... mockingly asking Trump, "Thank you for what again?" and adding #knowyourfacts #stayinyolane.
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Cuba quickly pounced on the opportunity by signing a contract that would fill Brazil's vacant medical positions with the communist country's greatest export: doctors.
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Fox News pounced on the viral tweet as evidence of how easily "Trump trashers" could be fooled into believing anything negative about the president.
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Twitter users pounced on the tweet more quickly than a swarm of feral hogs might spring upon a leafy yard, and the jokes spread.
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The Yankees — with an assist from Urshela — pounced early on Trevor Bauer, who had shut them out for seven innings in the series opener.
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Democratic senators and left-leaning supporters have pounced on the opportunity to argue against these high-drama exchanges, often turning them into Twitter gold.
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Democrats immediately pounced on the news, with the Democratic impeachment managers saying there was no excuse for GOP senators not to vote for witnesses.
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Wrong. It didn't take long before Brad Long, former YouTuber and longtime internet troll, pounced on Delevingne's tweet to offer her some unsolicited advice.
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Lindor ultimately lined into a double play to close the first, but when Devenski returned to the mound an inning later, the Indians pounced.
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When Democratic officials said that results would be delayed while they were vetted, Trump associates pounced, asserting that the contest must have been rigged.
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First, the right pounced on Jerry Moran after the Kansas senator cracked the door open to a hearing for Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland.
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He had to abandon plans to rent lavish offices for their foundation in Carnegie Hall Tower for almost $2230,2000 a year after critics pounced.
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Gibson stopped the initial shot by Nikita Soshnikov, but Barbashev pounced on the rebound at the goalmouth and shoveled it into a yawning cage.
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Democrats, who disagreed with the hawkish Bolton on most points, pounced on his firing as the latest sign of instability in Trump's foreign policy.
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Malik Jackson pounced on it for a score that put the Broncos ahead, 10-0, with 6 minutes 27 seconds left in the first quarter.
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Melrose pounced on GKN after problems at the engineer's aerospace division led to profit warnings in October and November, sparking a sharp share price fall.
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As the toddler followed behind his nanny, who was not aware he was there, a leopard pounced on the little boy and dragged him off.
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Don also pokes holes in Jussie's claim his 2 attackers pounced when he went out alone for Subway at 2 AM in sub-zero temperatures.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling pounced on a wounded dollar on Tuesday, as it recovered from disappointing consumer credit data to cap its best January since 2011.
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This being Twitter, the trolls — both sincere and otherwise — quickly pounced, long before the social-media mavens at TED Talk ended the ill-conceived experiment.
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Near the end of the debate, when Trump didn't back away from saying Clinton didn't look like a president, the former secretary of state pounced.
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A political action committee backing Mr Landry pounced when an ex-con, Tyrone White, allegedly robbed a builder at gunpoint, days after his early release.
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At other times, it seemed like the neighborhood would explode again as cops in riot gear pulled up in vans and pounced on young men.
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The GOP also pounced on a video released by James O'Keefe's Project Veritas that showed a Ross donor at a September fundraiser making racist comments.
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More importantly, he pounced early, scoring 13 points inside the first seven minutes as the Cavs jumped out to a lead they would not surrender.
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A dating website for furries is the latest casualty of FOSTA, a controversial anti sex-trafficking bill that passed in the Senate last week. Pounced.
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After 11 minutes, England defender Alex Greenwood failed to clear a cross into the box and Asllani pounced to unleash a fierce shot at goal.
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At 211:12, Ritchie pounced on a loose puck that hit Eaves after Getzlaf fired a slap shot, and he converted inside the right post.
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" The vice president pounced on the billionaire businessman for criticizing the 2009 auto bailout and for his claim that American workers' wages are "too high.
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Clinton has pounced on the defections in an attempt to paint Trump as too extreme for the GOP, hoping to push voters away from him.
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Kauffman raised his arms and shouted at the cougar, but it pounced and locked its jaw on his right wrist and clawed at his face.
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The Royals pounced on the Tigers' fourth pitcher, Shane Greene, for two more runs in the fourth to get the margin back to 211-33.
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Speaker of the House Tip O'Neill and the Democrats pounced on the idea, with O'Neill calling it a "despicable" thing to do to elderly Americans.
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Cohn is one of several figures in Trump's White House with ties to Goldman Sachs, a fact critics of the investment bank have pounced on.
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The takeover attempt by Melrose, Britain's biggest hostile bid since Kraft pounced on Cadbury in 13, has attracted widespread scrutiny, including from lawmakers and unions.
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Begu seemed to calculate that she had won the point, but Rogers pounced on it and hit a backhand around the pole for a winner.
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" Democrats on Capitol Hill pounced on Trump's latest comments, claiming they provide even more evidence that the president is too close to Putin. "Mr. President.
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Many social media users pounced on the promotional spot titled "Jump In," accusing Pepsi of trying to cash in on the Black Lives Matter movement.
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In another new low for American politics, someone on Twitter pounced on a video of her as student at Boston University dancing on a rooftop.
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Lightning forward Tyler Johnson pounced on a turnover, burst past Red Wings defenseman Trevor Daley into the clear and slid the puck between Howard's pads.
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Normally, such a newsworthy bombshell would be near the top of an article, and critics pounced on the paper for the revelation's location and framing.
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Leon pounced and threw out Rodriguez at first, but Brett Gardner scored for the 2,085th R.B.I. of Rodriguez's career, and his 1,095th as a Yankee.
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Lehkonen pounced on the loose puck, gave it up to Logan Shaw, then got it back on a 3-on-1 break and beat Coreau.
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Zenit's goalkeeper, Yuri Lodygin, misjudged it and turned the ball against his own crossbar, and Gaitán pounced on the bounce to knock in the goal.
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Kurz's fate was sealed by a mix of misfortune and his own political miscalculation, leading to a golden opportunity that his rivals immediately pounced on.
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After Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos declared recently that "there really isn't any Common Core anymore," partisans on both the left and the right pounced.
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His Twitter followers pounced after he detailed some potential negatives for the chipmaker on Friday and said he preferred the stocks of Nvidia and Broadcom.
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Clinton, and her primary opponents pounced on her for saying the Republican Party did not do a good enough job representing women and young people.
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The political opposition immediately pounced on Mr. Macron for offering too little, too late in the face of the protest movement that has shaken France.
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Six gunboats and two jets pounced on the Pueblo off North Korea's rugged eastern coast as it tried to pinpoint radar and other military installations.
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So when this group of seasoned prosecutors began rooting around Washington, they pounced on a ripe target — lobbyists taking millions of dollars from foreign governments.
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Democrats immediately pounced on the "settled law" construction, saying it is a standard phrase employed to duck the real question: whether Roe was correctly decided.
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James Corden pounced on Mr. Trump after chief executives resigned en masse from two presidential councils, leading Mr. Trump to disband the advisory groups altogether.
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Johnsson scored his fourth goal this season 40 seconds into the game on a pass from Matthews, who pounced on a turnover in the corner.
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The Pole pounced on Kung's second serve and used her variety to dominate the 19-yer-old whose inexperience showed in her maiden WTA final.
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President Trump had been staying busy — and they pounced on his unorthodox behavior on a trip to Europe for the Group of 20 summit meeting.
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Carolina opened the scoring with 33:48 gone in the first period as Staal quickly pounced on a rebound to get the puck past Bobrovsky.
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China raised $22 billion in its biggest ever international sovereign bond sale on Tuesday, as it pounced on the year's sharp dive in borrowing costs.
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When Sanders pounced on this deal as being a rip-off that will have negative consequences for workers across the nation, he was absolutely right.
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The creature pounced, latching its jaws around Kauffman's wrist as he tried to protect his face from the claws scratching at his face and legs.
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In response, the pet owner pounced on the wild animal and punched it in an attempt to pry her dog from its jaws, police said.
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While Republicans sought to brush off the document as nothing new, Democrats pounced, seizing on it to argue that it bolstered the case for impeachment.
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As soon as Cavendish crossed the finish line for the last time in this Tour de France, a work crew pounced and began dismantling it.
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He was standing near his car in the parking lot of a motel just off a highway when the teenagers, both male and female, pounced.
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But China's CSI300 rebounded 28.6% in the first quarter of 2019, as investors pounced onto battered shares while Washington and Beijing moved toward a ceasefire.
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Jeb Bush of Florida and Donald J. Trump also pounced on Mr. Rubio, whose rising popularity in New Hampshire poses a grave threat to their candidacies.
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With Anaheim's net empty, Ritchie pounced on rebound of a Rakell shot shortly before the end of regulation and slid the puck inside the right post.
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Midway through the second round McGregor unleashed another combination and this time there was no way back for Alvarez as McGregor pounced to finish the fight.
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Smith pounced on the rebound of Alexei Emelin's point blast at 1:23, then lofted a wrister over Khudobin at 19:42 for his 11th goal.
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Clinton's campaign pounced on Sanders for the remarks, with the former secretary of state saying it was wrong to call Planned Parenthood part of the establishment.
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After O'Rourke said he backed a plan that would allow Americans to opt into Medicare but would preserve a role for private insurance, de Blasio pounced.
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Serena pounced in the seventh game, firing a searing backhand return to break and served out to love to come within a game of the title.
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The 37-year-old veteran pounced on Weaver's 70 mph curveball and sent it into the Angels' bullpen in left field for his 29th this season.
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Democrats pounced on the $700 billion cut to Medicaid and limitations on other health and welfare programs, which the administration said resulted from savings and efficiencies.
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After President Donald Trump labeled a shooting at a casino in the Philippines an "act of terror," ISIS quickly pounced, issuing a statement taking full responsibility.
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This time, Douglas Costa pounced on a clear mistake by Raphael Varane and his effort was pushed back by Navas into the feet of Gonzalo Higuaín.
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The senator and her team pounced, sending another letter, signed by 2000 other Democrats, that demanded the government use the provision to forgive Corinthian students' loans.
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Rutgers put the game away when sophomore linebacker Olakunle Fatukasi pounced on a fumble in the end zone with 9:17 left in the fourth quarter.
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After a blast from the right point by defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen, the rebound fell directly to Varone, who pounced for his first goal of the year.
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The four liberal justices pounced on the administration's argument however, asking whether the addition of the question would reduce the number of respondents to the census.
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Tunisia arrived in Russia with a reputation for a solid defense, but they looked shaky early in the game and Kane pounced to put England ahead.
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While the Coyotes were buzzing around the net, Domi pounced on a loose puck in the low slot and lifted a top-shelf backhand over Campbell.
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Democrats and Cortez Masto quickly pounced on Heck's withdrawal of support for Trump and haven't held back in framing his decision as a purely political move.
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Timpf pounced on Trump's reasoning, saying the president has quickly accused someone of being an Islamic terrorist before he's had all the facts about an attack.
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Opponents pounced on that, and the message stuck with residents who live in a county and state that are notorious for tax hikes and political dysfunction.
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When the stories broke about Harvey Weinstein's years of sexual harassment and assault, Republicans, like everybody else, denounced him -- and then pounced at the political opportunity.
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Democrats pounced on the comment as evidence that Kavanaugh does not think that Roe is settled precedent, as he attested multiple times throughout his confirmation hearing.
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The Utes got yet another chance to go ahead when Chase Hansen stripped the ball from Liufau near midfield and Chris Hart pounced on the ball.
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Koivu deflected Matt Dumba's point shot wide of the net, but the puck bounced back to the front of the cage, where he pounced on it.
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Some local and national media outlets pounced on the President back then, accusing him of breaking his promise to remember the working families of northeast Ohio.
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" The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) on Monday afternoon pounced on the stalled negotiations to attack Democrats for "playing games while people's lives are at stake.
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Mr. Fox pounced without being quite sure what to do with them, and then he thought about Chinese cuisine, which mixes meat and fruit-based sauces.
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Namajunas pounced on Jedrzejczyk with a series of lefts that ended the fight in the first round and perhaps signaled the arrival of a new star.
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In one particularly vivid instance, they pounced on an overseer who tried to whip an African woman, lashing him instead, bringing such predations to an end.
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Landon said FDR announced his decision "with the omnipotence of a Hitler" Republicans pounced, and used the move to portray Roosevelt as a power-mad tyrant.
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In February, the president pounced when Ms. Omar unleashed a firestorm with her comments on Israel, rejecting her subsequent apology and calling for her to resign.
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Last year, Mr. Khan pounced on the leaking of the Panama Papers, which revealed that the Sharif family had bought expensive London apartments through offshore companies.
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The big picture: When Juul decided to self-regulate in response to mounting FDA concerns, its rivals pounced on the opportunity to boost their own sales.
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Williams hit a backhand return winner to earn a fourth break point, and after Osaka missed her first serve, Williams pounced on a soft 79 m.p.h.
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In spring 503, Mr. Biden delivered another senatorial eulogy at Fritz Hollings's funeral, and rivals pounced again (in both cases, for praising the onetime segregationist senators).
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Democrats pounced on the strange situation as evidence that the president was illegally trying to interfere with the inquiry and hide his efforts to do so.
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Senate Democrats pounced on the report late last week to argue that it only magnified already existing concerns about the Trump administration's warmer tone toward Russia.
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Democrats pounced on newly revealed text messages, which Volker reportedly shared Thursday with the lawmakers, showing deep concern from a top diplomat toward Trump's Ukraine dealings.
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Democrats pounced on public comments over the past day by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) and intelligence committee member Trey Gowdy (R-S.
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The news media pounced on early stumbles by the service, and with its losses mounting, Tidal was quickly put on death watch by the music industry.
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Democrats have routinely cited Trump's 2.9 million-ballot popular vote loss to Hillary Clinton and pounced on Russian meddling in the election to undermine Trump's victory.
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Republicans pounced on those comments, as it fits with their party's greater strategy of framing their health care bill as the only alternative to socialized medicine.
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The ball bounced toward the end zone, where Broncos defensive end Malik Jackson pounced on it for an easy touchdown that gave Denver a 10-0 lead.
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After it watched her for a few moments in the front yard of her home in Georgia, the cat pounced on her, teeth flashing and claws out.
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Romanian Halep's error-count was surprisingly high, and she found herself under pressure early in the second set as Pliskova pounced to break in the third game.
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Pro-immigrant groups pounced on Ryan's and Dobbs' involvement in the event as an example of how FAIR's rhetoric was becoming normalized in politics and the media.
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As the Ravens were closing in on another score, a few players exchanged shoves and punches before Chris Moore pounced on a fumble in the end zone.
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Figures overnight pointed to the weakest housing market since 2013 but retail sales data earlier on Thursday were unexpectedly strong, as shoppers pounced on Black Friday bargains.
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Meanwhile, the real estate mogul and his supporters pounced on Clinton's remark, with even some of his most implacable GOP critics siding with him on the issue.
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He got in trouble in the first inning when he threw a low, 2-1 fastball to Martinez, who pounced for his sixth homer of the season.
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When a car-wash business across the street from his dispensary went up for sale, he pounced on it and set about making it 4/20-friendly.
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They were the short sellers who pounced on Tesla more than any other US stock, and were being forced to liquidate or cover their positions by buying.
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It showed that 22 million more people would be uninsured by 2026 than under the Affordable Care Act -- a number that critics, including Democrats, have pounced on.
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Republicans have pounced on the letter, with Trump, the GOP presidential nominee, pointing to it as fresh evidence that Clinton's behavior as secretary of State was unacceptable.
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Conservative politicians and pundits pounced on the comment, comparing it with Mitt Romney's ill-advised denigration in 2012 of 47% of American voters as "dependent" and "entitled".
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Midway through the first quarter, Vanderbilt punt returner Darrius Sims muffed a punt and Ole Miss defensive back Carlos Davis pounced on it at the Vanderbilt 21.
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Democrats have pounced, accusing Republicans of dishonoring the central promise of their tax-reform push: that the changes would provide across-the-board relief to working families.
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Mueller circled, and pounced, slapping an indictment on Manafort for his failures to register his foreign work with the Department of Justice, alongside bank and tax fraud.
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Silfverberg pounced on a loose puck in the Canucks' zone, moved in on Vancouver goalie Jacob Markstrom, then lifted the puck to the roof of the net.
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Their mother had been watching the girls and had just stepped inside to help her 353-year-old son with homework when Edwards pounced, according to David.
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McCain and House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry (R-Texas) pounced on the budget President Obama submitted to Congress Tuesday for not spending more on defense.
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I also felt great knowing we could pounce on a deal once our dream home came on the market — and when it did, we pounced as planned.
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"I also felt great knowing we could pounce on a deal once our dream home came on the market — and when it did, we pounced as planned."
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Beginning to ooze confidence, he pounced in the fifth game of the decider, earning a break point with an angled backhand and converting with a thunderous forehand.
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Similarly, Sanchez pounced on a pitch that bounced away in Anaheim over the weekend and threw out Kole Calhoun when Calhoun strayed too far from first base.
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Democrats pounced on the admission as proof that Cohen and Trump were involved in criminal activity as the payments are under investigation as possible unreported campaign contributions.
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Kerry's image took another hit when he released a photo of him windsurfing in Nantucket that was pounced upon by Republicans and turned into a mocking commercial.
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Coyle later kept the puck alive twice during extended zone time along the board and soon pounced on a rebound for his 10th goal at 17:05.
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While a GOP consultant called the Michigan-born performer a "prohibitive favorite" if he entered the race, at least one lawmaker pounced on Ritchie's potential political bid.
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And Pelosi has recently pounced on comments by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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The languid local boys, who had been eyeing both my body and my stuff, now leapt off their scooters and motorbikes and pounced on the free food.
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From Albany to Washington, Republicans pounced on the conviction to bludgeon Mr. Cuomo ahead of this year's re-election campaign and a possible presidential run in 2020.
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With its angular skyscrapers, luxury retailers and bizarre basket-shaped playground, Hudson Yards is the opposite of troubled — financially — although architecture critics have pounced on its placelessness.
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Republicans, including President Trump, accused Dr. Snipes of sloppy work and pounced on her failures, including the department's mistake of mixing invalid provisional ballots with valid ones.
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Our guy barely finished asking the question when Akon pounced at the opportunity to debate 45, and obviously thinks he could take him down on several topics.
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When I recently spotted a youth group from the Midwest gawking at the South Asian shops and food stands on 74th Street, I practically pounced on them.
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Critics pounced, accusing the companies of hypocrisy for promising to deliver cleaner cars while siding with Trump, who wants to roll back strict Obama-era federal standards.
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"Someone at the company said, 'There's a script that looks like a legit script that's for sale on eBay,'" Abrams said, and Disney pounced on it fast.
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In 2013, the tabloids pounced on comments she made during a lecture in which she called the Duchess of Cambridge "a shop-window mannequin" with no personality.
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Gaudreau opened the scoring when he pounced on an errant Rangers pass that went to the neutral zone and buried a backhand at the 4:15 mark.
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Wednesday's tussle hinged on Thiem's ability to recover from adversity and Nadal's repeated failure to capitalize on openings and opportunities that he normally would have pounced upon.
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After Nick Cousins drove to the net, Galchenyuk pounced on the loose puck for his 17th goal of the season Arizona netminder Darcy Kuemper made 22 saves.
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Democrats pounced on Pompeo's remarks, which came out around the time the White House decided not to impose overwhelmingly bipartisan sanctions on Russia by a Monday deadline.
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But Republicans pounced on a policy that they — and some Democrats — believe could be problem are plans and don't want to be forced to give them up.
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Mr. Rubio also briefly pounced on Mr. Trump during the exchange over President George W. Bush, not only on the subject of Iraq, but also on the Sept.
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When Trump administration lawyer Michael Dreeben, defending the use of the data without a warrant, said people can choose not to sign up for a phone, Roberts pounced.
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In the US, Presidents and presidential hopefuls have gone to great lengths to be seen as healthy and vibrant, with signs of weakness often pounced on by opponents.
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Fresh from withdrawing Kraft Heinz's $143 billion bid for Unilever over the weekend, investment firm 3G Capital's restaurant roll-up pounced on fried-chicken chain Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen.
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Anning slapping Connolly, 215, twice before the young boy is pounced on by two men at the news conference where Anning was speaking to the press in Melbourne.
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When the truck reached the city's central park, Hyde Park, where speeches were to take place, police pounced and shut down its music system and arrested the driver.
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In particular he has pounced on some comments on Catholicism by advisors to Mrs Clinton's campaign that were recently revealed in a trove of emails published by Wikileaks.
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When James Corden aka Bustopher Jones and Rebel Wilson aka Jennyanydots pounced on stage to paw aimlessly at a microphone and announce Best Visual Effects, our spirits lifted.
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The tension kept rising as the third set went into a tiebreak, and Raonic pounced on a weak second serve from Murray to take a 3-1 lead.
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The boys were playing with a ball outside his aunt's home in Liberty, Texas, when one of her pitbulls pounced on Zion and several others quickly joined in.
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Naturally, the March 15 announcement of the algorithmic feed was quickly pounced upon by Instagram users, with many of them suggesting it would ruin the service for them.
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This time around, Okamura pounced on anti-foreigner feeling that has soared in the nation of 10.6 million, despite record-low unemployment, growing wages and relatively little immigration.
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Getzlaf pounced on the loose puck and passed to Eaves, whose wrist shot from the right circle deflected off Quick's right shoulder and the underside of the crossbar.
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Detroit tied the score 2-2 with 3:00 expired in the third period as DeKeyser pounced on a rebound to an open right side of the net.
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" Longtime New York Times columnist and New York Magazine writer-at-large Frank Rich pounced, tweeting, "Is there anything Gillibrand has done that is not contrived and opportunistic?
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While Kavanaugh stopped short of arguing that a sitting president has immunity from criminal prosecution or that a sitting president cannot be indicted, Booker has pounced on them.
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Democrats pounced on Trump's plan as "brutal" and "cruel" and predicted that spending cuts targeting programs helping poor and vulnerable families would boomerang on Trump and the GOP.
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As news of Bloomberg's plans broke on Thursday, their presidential campaigns pounced, declaring that the former mayor's potential candidacy was a form of backlash to their progressive proposals.
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Multiple media outlets, including CNBC, pounced on the ABC report, which reverberated through markets and stirred speculation that the Trump campaign may have colluded with the Russian government.
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When McConnell said in interviews earlier this month that entitlements "are the real drivers of debt," Democrats pounced, crafting another talking point just weeks ahead of the election.
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And the internet pounced, adding them to its meme factory and its profiteering assembly line, even as the terms drew mocking comments and disgust from social media users.
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The Astros (26-30) pounced on Athletics right-hander Jesse Hahn (2430-29) to provide Fister (20-212) the cushion he needed to notch his fourth consecutive victory.
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American Bridge pounced on the apparent mistake, pointing to Kushner having to update his federal security clearance forms multiple times to amend with unreported contacts with foreign officials.
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When U.S. officials became aware that Meng would be traveling through Vancouver in December, they pounced, asking Canada to detain her on allegations of bank and wire fraud.
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George Springer worked a 23-1 count against Yu Darvish and then pounced on a fastball in the zone, hitting a hard liner to center for a double.
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When the Los Angeles Lakers elected not to re-sign Lopez in free agency last summer as they were building their new team around LeBron James, Milwaukee pounced.
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Today, witches are big business: Boutiques and chains alike are stocked with sage, crystals, spell books and other witchy accouterment, and high-end brands like Gucci have pounced.
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But the exact language used to justify that decision would immediately be pounced upon and challenged — requiring him to back up his rationale for doing so in court.
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The local police — an honorary, if usually uninvited, participant in every chat group in China — detected malfeasance and pounced, briefly detaining the doctors on grounds of rumor-mongering.
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Nathan Ake pounced on the ball after it was bobbled by Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius and put in the game-winner in the third minute of injury time.
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And here's a hint as to why: Right after Fosta passed, multiple dating sites shut down, including Craigslist's dating section and a niche site for furries called Pounced.
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The tiebreak saw the first 10 points won by the server before Medvedev pounced to capture the opening set as Greek sixth seed Tsitsipas struggled with his backhand.
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Republicans have pounced on those Democrats seeking to abolish ICE, accusing them of defending immigrants with no legal status — including violent criminals — instead of protecting the American public.
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Rivals have pounced on both reports, and seized on the prime minister's push to get his would-be coalition partners to agree to grant him immunity from prosecution.
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Kuhnhackl iced the game when he pounced on a loose puck following a faceoff win by teammate Casey Cizikas and fired a shot beyond the glove of Dubnyk.
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Last Thursday, after former McClatchy editor James Asher tweeted that Clinton associate Sidney Blumenthal "told me in person" that Obama was born in Kenya, the Trump campaign pounced.
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While running the 2014 Ghost of Seattle Marathon, Robert Watson was pounced on by a dog who left a few scratches on his stomach as a race souvenir.
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Parise made it 3-0 with his 24th of the season just 1:38 into the final period when he pounced on a loose puck near the net.
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Travis d'Arnaud, back on the field after undergoing Tommy John surgery on a torn ulnar collateral ligament and missing all but four games last season, pounced on bunts.
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Trump, who has made cracking down on illegal immigration a signature policy of his presidency, pounced via Twitter even though he is in Japan for the G20 summit.
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Simply observing this chart, the case could be made that for a second time in eight months, sellers pounced and buyers balked as the S&P pushed toward 2,950.
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The United States doubled their lead after 52 minutes when Jamaica goalkeeper Andre Blake could only parry Jordan Morris's shot and Pulisic pounced on the loose ball to score.
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Some risk-taking traders pounced on a very short-term market bet and levered their returns via an all or nothing options trade expiring in just a single day.
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Image: NASAThe JunoCam community, a group of citizen scientists who process these images to create art, has already pounced upon the new pics and taken them to another level.
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She said that it was 10:30 on the night he was shot and they were standing outside their house when a killer pounced on them in the dark.
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The Bulgarian refused to buckle, though, and pounced to break to love for a 3-1 lead in the second set, Nadal perhaps distracted by a time violation warning.
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The center made a feed in front to Mikkel Boedker, who promptly lost control, but Tierney pounced on the loose puck and put a shot past Quick's stick side.
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The Coyotes opened the scoring with 7:45 gone in the first period as Michael Grabner pounced on a Panthers turnover and beat Luongo on a breakaway wrist shot.
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Joe Louis, the textbook forward moving fighter, pounced on these clues of weakness and was baffled when Walcott was able to drop away and sway back with right hands.
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He pounced off the mound on a sacrifice bunt attempt by pitcher Merrill Kelly, fired to third for a force, with Kingery throwing to first for the double play.
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During these days of silence, Republicans pounced and moved toward a vote, obviously convincing enough Senate doubters that they could take the risk of bringing this to the floor.
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He pounced on Kelvin Leerdam's deflected cross and beat goalkeeper Sean Johnson from about eight yards out in the 36th minute, giving the Sounders a 1-0 halftime lead.
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Bo Horvat's hard drive to the Minnesota net did not find its way in but Boeser pounced on a loose puck in the crease to score at 11:51.
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Cable news pounced on the story, rightly sending reporters into the fray and getting the kind of answers one would expect from protesters and lawyers descending on the scene.
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He pounced on a rebound and worked the ball over the line amid a scramble in front of the net, and it was a fair reward for Italy's aggressiveness.
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And she pounced at Monday night's debate, suggesting that perhaps Mr. Trump was concealing that he had not been so charitable or was not as wealthy as he claimed.
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Tkachuk's shot bounced off the left post, skittered behind Islanders goalie Jaroslav Halak and trickled across the goal line as Halak pounced for the puck a moment too late.
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When Trump calls for a ban on Muslims entering the US, his conservative critics pounced; when Cruz wanted to ban Muslim refugees too, it didn't hurt him at all.
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And the Warriors have outlasted everything the Cavs have thrown at them in the first two games, and have then pounced, turning tightly contested first halves into blowout victories.
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People familiar with the matter told Reuters the American media corporation pounced after the Brexit vote sent the pound down against the U.S. dollar and Sky's share price tumbling.
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Thompson, playing ahead, pounced, making the only eagle of the day at the par-five 18th, where she holed a 15-foot putt for a four-under-par 67.
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The fuss began a year ago, when a band of thugs barged onto a set and pounced on the film's director, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, one of Bollywood's most acclaimed.
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The Socialist party, headed by Pedro Sánchez, 46, pounced on a significant corruption court ruling last week that found Mr. Rajoy's Popular Party guilty of operating a slush fund.
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How many of us, who did not start out with Sontag's disadvantages, have taken the opportunity that she pounced on to engage with the world's best art and thought?
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Before Suarez's run, Ahmed Fathy, who has really shone for Egypt, seized an opportunity and pounced on a loose ball, rocketing it toward the net and forcing a save.
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When Mr. Zelensky said Ukraine was almost ready to purchase American Javelin anti-tank missiles so it could better repel armored assaults by Russian-supported fighters, Mr. Trump pounced.
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The Angels pounced on Astros left-hander Wade Miley (14-6) for three runs in the first inning, starting with a leadoff home run by second baseman David Fletcher.
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After a rough month for mortgage rates, borrowers saw a sign of hope and pounced: A small dip in the 30-year fixed rate lit a fire under refinances.
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Gabriella said that she had pounced on him but that he had gotten up, grabbed a broken umbrella and used it to beat her on her face and hands.
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Researchers around the world pounced on the data—to try to figure out where the virus had come from and gather clues about how it was attacking human cells.
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The Blackhawks, though, added some insurance when Kampf pounced on a rebound off a Kirby Dach shot at 9:29 into the third period to make it 3-1.
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Republican officials pounced on the moment, calling it a "reopening" of a case that was never technically closed, and Democrats accused the FBI of recklessly interfering with the election.
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In the final nine minutes, substitute Paco Alcacer hit the crossbar but Neymar pounced on the rebound to tap in, Turan headed Barca's fourth then Neymar got his second.
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The late-night hosts on Monday pounced on the big viral clip from this weekend, in which a Korean studies professor's interview on BBC was interrupted by his toddlers.
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Montreal's Tomas Plekanec won a draw in his own zone, but Glass, a fourth-line wing, pounced on it and lifted a backhand from the slot over Price's shoulder.
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Jen Trolio: I was truly on edge when Philip and Elizabeth pounced on Tuan at home and stuck a gun in his face immediately upon his return from Pennsylvania.
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Shapovalov framed a forehand at 30-30 to offer the first break point of the match and Zverev pounced with a crunching backhand return his opponent fended into the net.
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After Munn arrived at the Runway to Red Carpet luncheon hosted by CFDA, Variety, and WWD on Tuesday, the internet pounced on her appearance, questioning the fullness of her lips.
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The environmental consultant said he raised his arms and yelled, but the cougar pounced, clamping its jaws on his right wrist, and slashing his face and neck with its claws.
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Democrats and journalists from across the political spectrum pounced on that, arguing that Mr Rubio had just trashed the single main achievement of over a year of unified Republican government.
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A few months ago, the bears pounced on the pharmaceutical giant with theories that one of its key franchises, the diabetes business, was going to be weakened by industry competition.
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Folks on Twitter immediately pounced on the pundit for this non-bit-of-news, before Hogg jumped in and launched a boycott himself, enjoining advertisers to withdraw from her show.
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But as soon as signs of success started to show it was pounced upon by people with loads of money who then proceeded to ruin it for those who don't.
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Washington's Alex Ovechkin quickly pounced on it and pushed the puck forward to Kuznetsov, who beat goalie Semyon Varlamov — a former Capital — on a breakaway for the game-winning goal.
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L. People familiar with the matter told Reuters the American media corporation pounced after the Brexit vote sent the pound down against the U.S. dollar and Sky's share price tumbling.
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But as establishment Republicans grapple with a creeping sense that Trump's nomination is nearing inevitability and with donors fretting over Rubio's failure to notch a single primary win, Rubio pounced.
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Congressional Republicans quickly pounced Friday on a report that the administration agreed to support lifting United Nations sanctions on two Iranian banks on the same day the countries swapped prisoners.
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Madison Bumgarner outpitched Jake Arrieta with 10 strikeouts over six innings, and the visiting San Francisco Giants pounced on rare miscues by the Chicago Cubs in a 3-33 victory.
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Trump also pounced on the emergence of a Central American migrant caravan inching its way toward the U.S. border to trumpet his "America First" agenda to his most faithful supporters.
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Republicans pounced, accusing Pelosi of seeking to deny Trump an enormous national platform to make the case for his border wall — the source of the spending impasse — during the shutdown.
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Scheifele tied the score two minutes later as he pounced on a puck sitting in front of an open net after a shot by Paul Postma was stopped by Lundqvist.
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Critics quickly pounced on her latest remarks, saying they ran counter to France's established republican values, which guarantee access to education and other public services to all, regardless of background.
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That's when New Brunswick's previous government pounced, introducing 84-20 and ensuring the health care system was a labyrinth designed to trip people up when they needed help the most.
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Early in the second quarter, Rose lost the handle on his dribble (a theme), and the Cavaliers pounced, sending the ball ahead to James for a ferocious dunk (another theme).
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Late-night hosts pounced on a New York Times report on Tuesday showing that President Trump relied on his father's wealth to a much greater degree than he had disclosed.
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But it was too late — conspiracy theorists around the globe pounced on the paper and used it as evidence to support their baseless claims that the virus was a bioweapon.
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Germany was outplayed by Spain on Wednesday and was fortunate to win, 1-0, when midfielder Sara Däbritz pounced on hesitancy in the Spanish goal mouth in the 42nd minute.
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Mr. Stewart was first elected chairman of the county board in 2006, and he quickly pounced on the illegal immigration issue, as the population boom brought an influx of Hispanics.
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The group also pounced on an Associated Press report earlier this month that $6.2 million of the campaign's expenditures have gone to companies owned by Trump and his family members.
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Fresh from withdrawing Kraft Heinz's $143 billion bid for Unilever over the weekend, the investment firm 3G Capital's restaurant roll-up pounced on the fried-chicken chain Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen.
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The couple had been planning to follow village custom and fast during Lent, but they dropped that idea like an armload of just-chopped wood and pounced on the food.
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HB: He went on to say that the dossier was just a distraction here from the real point, but the damage was done and the president's defense team predictably pounced.
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Seguin ended a 17-game goalless drought at 1:21 of the third period on a sprawling wrist shot after he pounced on a loose puck during a power play.
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Critics immediately pounced, forecasting everything from the resurrection of the Islamic State to the genocide of the Syrian Kurds to strengthening the position of Russia and Iran in the region.
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He refused to be distracted by Fognini's showman antics and pounced in the seventh game of the decider when the Italian lost his focus and offered up a cheap break.
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They were quickly pounced upon by pundits, while less attention was paid to those other students at the newspapers who defended the young journalists' reporting practices and their editorial autonomy.
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Financial bloggers have pounced on the news as being potentially ominous, but a few analysts suspect the transactions are more closely related to Russia's sanctions-hit economy, and portfolio allocation.
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Canadians go to the polls this fall, and members of the opposition parties swiftly pounced on the Globe and Mail report as a sign that Mr. Trudeau's government was unethical.
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Ms. Ryles's was the first to break up, and a few days later, when Mr. Lee told her that his relationship had also ended, Ms. Ryles literally pounced on him.
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George opened the scoring for Los Ticos in the 30th minute when he pounced on a shot parried away by Bermuda goalkeeper Dale Eve and fired in from close range.
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Instead, America immediately pounced on the urine fetish as a "weakness" in Trump, as opposed to focusing on the far more serious allegations that were also on display in the document.
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Calvin de Haan turned the puck over deep in the Hurricanes' zone, and Stephenson pounced on it and beat Petr Mrazek (30 saves) on a high shot from the right circle.
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Jenner pounced on a rebound when he was left unchecked in the slot at 3:46 and Saad snapped a shot past Chad Johnson from 20 feet out at 14:13.
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With two outs in the second, Schwarber pounced on an elevated pitch and sent it inside the foul pole in right for his 21st homer and a 1-0 Cubs lead.
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Bouma's wrist shot hit Gibson's right shoulder, ricocheted off his right pad and trickled behind him before Gibson pounced on the puck with his glove as center Matt Stajan closed in.
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Johansen pounced on the puck and made a quick pass to Boyle, who worked a give-and-go with Craig Smith before slapping the return pass past Frederik Andersen (17 saves).
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Hun Sen, Cambodia's prime minister, pounced on the humbling of reporters by the White House, declaring with approval on February 27th that Mr Trump, like him, sees the press causing "anarchy".
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Center back Linda Sembrant broke the deadlock for Sweden with a thumping header off an Elin Rubensson free kick, before midfielder Kosovare Asllani pounced on a rebound to double their lead.
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The Russians were shorthanded by two when Shokhina pounced on Stalder to force a turnover before bearing down on the Swiss goal and scooping a wrist shot high into the net.
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After Mr. Taylor testified about a September phone call in which he learned that the president wanted Ukraine to investigate his political rivals, Representative Lee Zeldin, Republican of New York, pounced.
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Republicans pounced on the inconsistencies to try to discredit Mr. Sondland, a wealthy hotelier and Trump campaign donor who had no diplomatic experience before the president installed him as an ambassador.
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And Democrats pounced on the revisions, saying Sondland's testimony — combined with other deposition transcripts being released this week — offer clear new evidence that Trump had abused his power for political gain.
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Serena pounced in the seventh game, breaking her in the seventh game with a searing backhand return and she served out to love to come within a game of the title.
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Naturally, the mainstream media pounced on the opportunity to publish headlines crowing that Amash just became the "first Republican" to claim that the conduct of Trump meets the threshold for impeachment.
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Here's an archived version of the video: The video was met with a barrage of criticism from rights activists on Twitter, who pounced on a report about the video from Reuters.
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As an example, Democrats have pounced on the fact that Coats expressed doubts about North Korea's willingness to give up its nuclear arsenal while warning of the continued threat from ISIS.
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In the second, Pederson pounced on a 1-23 fastball, powering it 415 feet over the wall in center to celebrate his 26th birthday with his first homer of the year.
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Brian McCann singled with one out, and then Albies pounced on a first-pitch changeup from Montgomery and drove it an estimated 395 feet over the wall in right-center field.
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When an online link accidentally went live in mid-August, a week earlier than Chase planned, people pounced: Hundreds of applications poured in for a card Chase had not yet announced.
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CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa. — This fall, as some of the N.F.L.'s corporate partners fretted about the league's handling of its players kneeling during the national anthem, the sports merchandise company Fanatics pounced.
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She says Simmons became aggressive, pushed her onto his bed and as she fought back, he allegedly knocked her off the bed, hit her in the head and pounced on her.
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Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-Calif.), the lead House impeachment manager, pounced on the conspicuous omission of any mention of Mulvaney in Trump's lawyers' opening argument.
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Fuel rationing is expected to last for another week and the opposition Labour Party has pounced on the disruption to criticize the National Party over infrastructure shortfalls ahead of Saturday's election.
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The Biden campaign, in particular, pounced, and appears to hope Biden's reputation as a statesman and figure on the world stage can help him maintain a top position in the race.
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Trouba buried a wrist shot from just beyond the left face-off dot at 7:42, and Chytil pounced on a rebound soon after to make it a 2-2 score.
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Democrats have pounced on the White House recalcitrance to hammer McConnell's argument that he's simply conducting the process according to the same parameters that governed President Clinton's impeachment trial in 1999.
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Gabriel Gomez pounced and fired a shot past Howard's right and into the net, causing an eruption in the stands as Panama's fans jumped, shouted and tossed cups into the air.
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" Nevertheless, Trump and his allies have pounced on McCabe's book and interviews, calling him a "disgrace," while simultaneously suggesting he and Rosenstein were "planning a very illegal act, and got caught.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese speculators pounced on stocks with "emperor" in their name on Monday, after the ruling Communist Party set the stage for President Xi Jinping to stay in office indefinitely.
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Chubb ripped off a 13-yard run on the first play after Hightower's touchdown, but Jonathan Jones punched the ball out, and Devin McCourty pounced on it at the New England 21.
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As the world watched Shimon Peres, the last of Israel's founding fathers, laid to rest, any hope his passing might bring closer his unrequited vision for peace would quickly be pounced upon.
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While the Clinton campaign quickly pounced on the story as possibly "the most direct link yet between Donald Trump and Moscow," security analysts raised doubts about the story's conclusions just as swiftly.
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The Arkansas governor pounced, showing his rare gift of connecting with voters by approaching the questioner and painting a picture of a wrecked economy where her friends and neighbors had lost jobs.
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Brewers designated hitter Ryan Braun pounced on a first-pitch fastball with two outs in the first inning to deliver Milwaukee a 1-0 lead with his 11th homer on the season.
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The Democrats have pounced on the GOP supporters of the AHCA, hoping the vote becomes the same liability for Republicans in the 2018 elections that ObamaCare was for the Democrats in 2010.
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She pounced on any error and broke serve to lead 3-0 as the sixth-seeded Briton, close to brimming over with nervous energy, struggled to keep her searing groundstrokes in court.
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The new normal When it became apparent on July 17 that Senate Republicans did not have the votes to advance their own bill, the Better Care Reconciliation Act, progressive political organizations pounced.
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A 5-year-old boy was in fair condition on Saturday after his mother wrested him from a mountain lion that had pounced on the child outside their home near Aspen, Colo.
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Long before Democrats pounced on former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom PriceThomas (Tom) Edmunds PricePress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank 'I alone can fix it,' Trump said, but has he?
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Democrats and their mainstream media allies have pounced on a couple of recent economic indicators, such as the inversion of the yield curve, to bolster their case that a recession is coming.
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He struck out Gregorius and retired Castro on the most harmless of hits, a dribbler two feet in front of the plate that catcher Carlos Perez pounced on and threw to first.
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Key Congressional Democrats pounced Monday on an analysis that said millions more would be uninsured under the Republican Obamacare replacement plan, while some top GOP lawmakers saw an affirmation of their approach.
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Democrats in Congress have an interest in painting the picture of a president who needs to be replaced, and their arguments are likely to be pounced upon by Democrats running for president.
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Facebook's critics quickly pounced on the story, raising concerns about the practices, which they say could violate a 2011 consent agreement the company reached with the FTC to settle alleged privacy violations.
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Industry and Congress pounced on criticisms of the EPA's chemical assessment process from the National Academy of Sciences, prompting the agency to start dozens of reviews of toxic chemicals all over again.
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"The contortions of negativity are painful and they are everywhere," he said after analysts pounced on companies including spice maker McCormick and furniture giant Herman Miller on their post-earnings conference calls.
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Pavard pounced with Les Bleus trailing Argentina by 21-22 in the second half, scoring not only his first goal for France but the first goal of his career with his foot.
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Hamilton pounced on Vettel early in the first lap, forcing the German into a spin, before passing the leader Raikkonen late for the victory to hand Ferrari and Vettel another psychological blow.
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Republicans quickly pounced, arguing that Van Drew's defection is evidence that Democrats, pressured by "radical" liberal activists, have overreached in taking the drastic step of impeaching Trump over his dealings with Ukraine.
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A year after dropping the first two games at home against Cleveland in a five-game East final, the Celtics pounced on James, and the favored Cavaliers were never really in it.
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Steen tied the game at 3-3, as the puck hit him as Jordan Kyrou pounced on a loose puck after Tyler Bozak forced a turnover in front of the Nashville net.
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The two-time Madrid champion eventually broke her compatriot to level the first set and edged the tiebreak as Pliskova double-faulted to hand her a two-point advantage which Kvitova pounced on.
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There, he and his colleague Kyaw Soe Oo were given documents rolled up in a newspaper, instructed to read them later–and then pounced on by police, who pretended to discover the documents.
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The mayors pounced both on the ad and a comment from Rob Flaherty, the digital director of Biden's presidential campaign, saying that the ad had more views than the population of South Bend.
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I returned to school 18 pounds lighter, and a football player I had a crush on (who had rejected me horrendously prior to my illness) pounced on me my first day back. 'Hi!
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After pictures of Kelly sitting in the audience looking like Trump's words might just cause him to have an emotional breakdown began circulating online, Twitter users saw the meme potential and quickly pounced.
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Hicks and Goodrum, whose home run was his ninth, pounced on sliders while Candelario and Adduci, who homered for the first time this season, belted fastballs out to right-center and left-center.
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The GOP contender pounced on Clinton's remarks, implying that she was "not fit to be president" because of her self-described memory lapse: Attendees at the conference had mixed views about her appearance.
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When he later noted wryly that Orson Welles, who made "Citizen Kane" at 25, was a "late bloomer," the critics pounced, and he turned to Twitter to explain that he had been joking.
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These baby monkeys, which are of the Cotton Top Tamarin breed, made like a kid during summer vacation and pounced on a giant block of flavored ice when the temperatures began to climb.
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Patrick Pouyanne pounced after Occidental Corp trumped Chevron's $33 billion bid for Anadarko in April with an offer that includes raising financing by selling some of Anadarko's operations worth up to $15 billion.
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Carlos Santana pounced on a 1-0 fastball down and out over the plate, drilling it about three-fourths of the way up the grassy knoll behind the wall for his eighth homer.
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Commentators pounced from all corners, criticizing him for his "ghetto gaffe," or what they perceived to be his tone-deaf portrayal of poverty as a uniquely black phenomenon, something whites just don't understand.
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Democrats have pounced on the cutbacks, warning that the administration is undermining the country's historic role and international credibility as the world's safe-harbor for threatened populations and a champion of human rights.
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Democrats pounced on McConnell for planning a confirmation vote on Kennedy's successor before the midterm elections after he refused to hold a hearing or vote on Garland's nomination for more than a year.
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Team Europe did well to stymie the Canadian attack in the second period and pulled to within a goal when Slovak forward Tomas Tatar pounced on a rebound seven minutes into the period.
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After President Donald Trump announced and then delayed an initiative to conduct mass deportations of illegal aliens who have final orders of deportation, opponents pounced on the very idea of removing such individuals.
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Assault rifles were banned in 1994 during the Clinton Administration, but the federal ban expired a decade later and gun manufacturers pounced on the opportunity to re-market military-style firearms to civilians.
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And in an epic seizure captured on video, a Coast Guard member pounced on top of a moving submarine carrying 17,000 pounds of cocaine on July 11, estimated to be worth $232 million.
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The moving tribute to the Netherlands' greatest player came just after Olivier Giroud had pounced on the ball from a corner and fired it in to put the French up by 2-0.
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After it was revealed on the last day of August that he drafted a statement clearing Clinton in the email server probe in advance of its conclusion, Trump pounced early the next morning.
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Murrill named a doctor who, according to the state's own expert witness at trial, was unlikely to be able to obtain admitting privileges — an error that both Breyer and Sotomayor swiftly pounced on.
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Yankees 7, Mariners 2418 The Yankees pounced on Felix Hernandez, building a big cushion for C.C. Sabathia in a showdown of acclaimed veteran pitchers, and defeated the Seattle Mariners, 22009-22018, on Monday.
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"It was at least a dozen more who just did nothing, or either they pounced on him, they choked him, they filed false reports," Mr. Garner's mother, Gwen Carr, said in an interview.
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After a few years on the job, Ms. Sanders pounced on an opportunity to buy a 33-acre property owned by the local diocese, which was struggling amid the clergy sex abuse scandal.
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Glass made the initial save on Christian Fischer's shot, but Rieder pounced on the puck and swatted a backhander into the net for a power-play goal, his seventh tally of the season.
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When he strolled to the plate with the bases loaded and the Red Sox leading 4-2 with two outs in the eighth inning Tuesday, Bradley pounced on fading Astros closer Roberto Osuna.
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The Blues tied six minutes later when Vince Dunn's blast from the point was stopped by Dallas netminder Ben Bishop, but Ivan Barbashev pounced on the rebound and stuffed it into the goal.
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Gauff duly pounced, breaking Williams in the second game of the second set to roar to a 3-0 lead, showcasing her court speed and formidable power for a player of her age.
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Republicans pounced on the report, though Clinton's campaign insisted none of the exchanges were "classified at the time" and accused McCullough and GOP lawmakers of selectively leaking materials to damage her presidential hopes.
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Lee tied the game on a power-play goal with 5:27 left, when he pounced on the rebound of a Josh Bailey shot and snuck it into the corner of the net.
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Democrats pounced on Tuesday night's report, arguing that the White House's decision to release details of Mr. Trump's 2005 taxes before Ms. Maddow's show undercut his past refusal to release any such information.
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Ryan Strome pounced on a loose puck at the Oilers blue line, and though Arizona goalie Darcy Kuemper stopped Strome's shot on the ensuing 2-on-1 rush, Khaira tucked home the rebound.
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When journalists received a "style alert" from Ivanka Trump Fine Jewelry promoting the item, critics pounced on Ms. Trump, accusing her of using her proximity to the White House to promote her brand.
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The Turkish news media pounced on the letter's mention, however, and the chief prosecutor in Istanbul, Irfan Fidan, showed what he said was an electronic copy of it to the daily newspaper Hurriyet.
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Texas pounced on lefty Justin Wilson and Lowe (21-23) to erase a 2-0 Detroit lead and claim an 8-3 victory that was the sixth loss in a row for the Tigers.
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He pounced at opportunistic possibilities whenever they crossed his desk, knowing productive veterans on team-friendly contracts can be just as useful as first-round picks in his relentless pursuit of legitimate star power.
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The letter is just the latest way that Democrats have gleefully pounced on each scandal over the last year, with the pace of oddities picking up in recent weeks as public records are released.
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The Argentina fans were in full voice but France soon restored parity when Pavard pounced on an over-cooked cross some 20 meters out and lashed it into the net on the half-volley.
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Mitchell then gave the Kings a 3-43 lead at 6:17 in the third period when he pounced on a loose puck in the slot and then slid it around Hellebuyck's left pad.
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The towering target man, who netted a hat-trick in Thursday's 6-0 away rout of Kosovo, pounced in the 18th minute after Andrej Kramaric turned an inviting Sime Vrsaljko cross into his path.
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Democrats pounced, noting that the rescissions come roughly a week before Trump is expected to announce his pick to succeed Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, who is slated to step down on July 31.
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Critics have pounced upon his comments, saying they point to Trump declaring the emergency as a means of achieving a political goal instead of trying to deal with an actual emergency at the border.
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Her mother pounced in a cloud of perfume and carried her inside, calling back over her shoulder to Valerie in her husky voice, mistaking her for some kind of paid nanny, or pretending to.
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Democrats pounced when Trump threw gasoline on the fire by attacking Yovanovich in real time, displaying his incapacity for empathy or decency and with it, legal judgment, which this impeachment inquiry is ultimately about.
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Ever since Mr. Myrick, 21990, unveiled a plan last month for what he called a "supervised injection facility," critics have pounced on it as a harebrained idea that would just enable more drug abuse.
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Ozuna increased the margin to 4-1 in the fifth when he pounced on a hanging slider, lofting it 410 feet to left-center into the first row of bleachers behind the Padres' bullpen.
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Luckily for the Yankees, who had struggled to produce a key hit with runners on base in the previous three games of this series, they pounced on Verlander before he settled into a groove.
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But when the comments were highlighted in a story that afternoon, the online left pounced, as if responding to a new development, and slammed the mayor for using -- in their view -- Republican talking points.
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In the 56th minute, Christen Press struck the crossbar following an individual effort and, after Tobin Heath's follow was blocked, Williams pounced on the ball in the box to score the contest's only goal.
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He pounced on a giveaway in the slot by Christian Dvorak and chipped the puck over Smith, giving him a goal in his third straight game and extending his point streak to five games.
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Mr. Dedman pounced: He started selling drinks in the Beaumont's main dining room, and he opened two adjacent taverns, both of which became overnight successes in a town that was dying for a drink.
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Over the weekend her staff backed away from the document, saying it was incomplete and had been published by accident, after Republicans pounced on the plan, citing a blog post of frequently asked questions.
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Critics immediately pounced on the appointment, arguing that it was unlawful because Whitaker had not been confirmed by the Senate to the post he held at the time of his elevation to acting attorney general.
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The 63-year-old Zverev looked on course for the biggest win of his career after taking a 2-0 lead in the second before Djokovic pounced on the German's errors to level the match.
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Halep was only two points from victory in the second set, but could not put away her opponent, who pounced on the Romanian's evident emotional fragility to prevail 3-6 7-6(7) 6-2.
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Conservative lawmakers and commentators who pounced on Obama and called him weak after he called off military action to enforce his Syria red line in 2013, were quick to praise Trump for doing something similar.
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Evan Longoria drew a leadoff walk, and one out later, Slater pounced on a 3-1 delivery from Hamels and deposited it beyond the wall in right field for his fourth homer of the season.
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Democrats pounced on the issue Thursday, tying up the House floor for hours with another push for votes on measures to expand background checks and prevent those on the terror watch list from buying guns.
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Nick Bonino scored on Nashville's first shot on goal, at 14:12 of the opening frame, when he pounced on a rebound during a power play, but it didn't breathe enough life into his team.
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When Lue was done praising his guys, James started to say something, but as soon as he said, "Congratulations to coach Lue," the team pounced and dumped water all over him and his nice suit.
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Clinton pounced on Sanders' "Medicare-for-all" plan that was announced just hours before the debate and came in response to Clinton's criticism of his previous record on healthcare over his career as a senator.
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But Dahlin, who has seen limited playing time so far in the Olympics, turned the puck over a couple of minutes later and the Germans pounced as Dominik Kahun took the score to 3-1.
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Democrats and outside groups pounced on previously unreleased emails from the Supreme Court nominee's time in the White House counsel's office, as well as his dodges on questions about legislation, contraception and Roe v. Wade.
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Trump critics pounced, arguing that if he knew that Flynn had lied, and subsequently leaned on Comey to go easy on Flynn as the former FBI director reported under oath, he may have obstructed justice.
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People familiar with the matter said Fox had pounced after Britain's vote to leave the European Union in June sent the pound down about 25 percent against the U.S. dollar and Sky's share price tumbling.
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At one point, a bus containing far-right protesters rolled up to the counterprotest, and antifa pounced: they smashed the bus' windows, deployed pepper spray, and someone on the bus threw a hammer in retaliation.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British shoppers pounced on electrical goods and other Black Friday bargains last month, giving an unexpectedly big boost to retail sales, which contrasted with earlier signs of a subdued start to Christmas spending.
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But when eight people were mowed down in a terrorist attack by a man shouting "Allahu akbar," President Donald Trump pounced almost immediately, seizing on the tragedy to push his proposals for tightening immigration controls.
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Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, pounced on Trump's refusal to release his tax returns during Monday's presidential debate, listing the possible reasons he would be the first presidential candidates in decades not to release them.
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Vicentini, a 31-year-old Brazilian clad in his national team's jersey, had just watched his team score two late goals in tense victory over Costa Rica on June 22 when Russian security officers pounced.
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I think that we need to ... I just want to remind you [of] when another service [Spotify] was being pounced on, constantly, that they were ruining the download business, and that they're not paying enough.
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Croatia rolled out a lineup without many of its stars, including Ivan Rakitic, but scored first in the 271rd minute when Milan Badelj pounced on a loose ball in the box and punched it home.
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The British tabloids have pounced on some parts of her personal life, especially in the run-up to the couple's wedding, when they ran a series of unflattering interviews with relatives she did not invite.
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Before either of these intrepid new market entrants took hold, the FCC pounced and imposed a set of restrictions exclusively on them, making it much harder for ISPs to directly compete against Google and Facebook.
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But allies of Mr. Trump quickly pounced on the extended discussion about the Bidens to insist that the impeachment trial should include scrutiny of their actions, and potentially a move to call them as witnesses.
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Republicans pounced on a New York Times report which said reporters there had interviewed dozens in an attempt to corroborate the story of the woman, Deborah Ramirez, but could find no one with firsthand knowledge.
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Dueling falsehoods and Twitter wars: The Associated Press: The president on Tuesday pounced on an error by liberal activists, who tweeted photos of young-looking immigrants at the U.S.-Mexico border detained in steel pens.
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Japan and Hong Kong had helped Asia overcome another Chinese wobble, but Europe was in the 22 percent red as investors pounced on corporate earnings misses and pre-market caution dragged down Wall Street futures.
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After Lewis explained on "Meet the Press" that he did not consider Trump to be a legitimate president elect because of Russian interference in American elections, the soon-to-be occupant of the Oval Office pounced.
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Jury out on Mexico deal Democrats on Sunday pounced on a New York Times report that said that Friday's deal mainly includes pledges previously made by Mexico in talks with the United States in recent months.
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Clinton has pounced on Trump's business record, character and tendency to use his platform to wage personal grudge matches to try to define him early on in the minds of voters as unfit for the presidency.
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But his opponents have pounced on the move, calling it a distraction from the responsibility that Mr. de Souza and other politicians have for policies that fed the crisis in Rio, a state of 16.5 million.
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Robinson pounced on the backlash, and launched a petition calling on the chief of the defense staff to "call off his dogs," framing the issue as a case of elites kowtowing to PC culture and Muslims.
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The Bayern Munich marksman's third goal came at the start of the second half when he pounced on an error by Vestergaard and powered half the length of the field before slotting the ball beyond Schmeichel.
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When the Austrian missed a string of first serves, he pounced in the sixth game to create a break point and grimly held firm until Thiem fell on his sword with a forehand into the net.
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That also looked like going to a tiebreaker until Kyrgios pounced when leading 6-5 on serve, taking advantage of an uncharacteristically nervous service game from the former world number one to claim three match points.
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The country's state-backed financiers pounced into Bank of Jinzhou over the weekend, following reports last week that central bank officials and other regulators met with financial institutions in Liaoning province, where the lender is based.
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The Conservative opposition, decimated at the polls last October and unable to find a crack in the popular Trudeau's armor, has pounced on the spending issues and tried to tie it to past Liberal spending issues.
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Within days, the run-in between Ngo and antifa had captured the imagination of conservative media and lawmakers, who pounced on the incident as evidence that antifa constituted a domestic terror menace akin to white nationalism.
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Republican strategists are bullish over Rubio's chances, especially after a few gaffes by Murphy, who misstated his experience as a certified public accountant and somewhat oddly described himself as an immigrant, which conservative groups pounced on.
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Schenn made it 2-1 just 47 seconds into the second period when he pounced on a rebound of a Vince Dunn shot in the slot for 27th goal of the season, tying his career high.
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Mr. Gitner then pounced again, showing that Mr. Howe had signed a 2016 mortgage application on which he listed himself as a "partner" of an Albany law firm where he served only as its chief lobbyist.
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While critics will still argue about whether Mr. Trump tried to obstruct justice, the president quickly claimed vindication and Republican allies pounced on their Democratic colleagues for what they called an unrelenting partisan campaign against him.
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Surveillance video shows what went down Saturday at Badaling Wildlife Park in Beijing -- the daughter got out of the car and walked to the other side ... and that's when the tiger pounced and dragged her away.
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President Donald Trump says his ban on trans people in the military is cost-based, but no one's buying it after Twitter pounced on this data nugget: the Pentagon spends more on Viagra than trans medical services.
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And so it has gone in the many debates over the years: Challengers sometimes seize upon debates to catapult up while front-runners and incumbents sometimes stumble and are pounced upon by their opponents and the media.
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Keytar Bear—who's become famous for donning a full bear suit and playing a keytar on the streets of Boston—was allegedly pounced on by a group of teens from New Hampshire last Saturday, according to police.
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The Hurricanes almost broke the scoreless tie in the final minute, when Brock McGinn pounced on a turnover by Devon Toews deep in the Islanders' zone and fired a pair of shots that were smothered by Lehner.
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And on the debate stage on Saturday, Bush pounced on the billionaire businessman, using the same incident as seen in the ad involving a parking lot at a casino to paint Trump as an overzealous land-grabber.
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The national media pounced on some of his comments attacking these pillars of globalization as being outside the realm of respectable political speech and widely publicized those controversial statements thinking that it would bury his political career.
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After a stirring Saints fightback revived memories of their shock 1976 FA Cup final victory over United and with extra time looming, the 35-year-old Ibrahimovic pounced to head Ander Herrera's cross past goalkeeper Fraser Forster.
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Mr. Davies and others have also pounced on recent reports that the areas in Wales and central and northern England that voted most strongly for Brexit are set to suffer the greatest economic harm from the rupture.
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Police pounced on the drug smugglers—who NBC News reports are allegedly part of a Mexican cartel—after they dropped off more than 1,300 pounds of meth-laced candles at a Paterson, New Jersey, warehouse Tuesday night.
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Lloris's performance for France stood in contrast to that of Muslera, who even before his mistake looked vulnerable, failing to deal with crosses into the box that on another occasion French forwards would probably have pounced on.
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SHANGHAI, Oct 10 (Reuters) - China's yuan hit a three-week high before paring some gains in a volatile session early on Thursday, as traders pounced on various conflicting headlines about the state of play in Sino-U.
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On the first play after Brown's touchdown run, Micah Parsons forced Dobbins to fumble, and safety Lamont Wade, who had forced the goal-line fumble by Fields, pounced on it at the Ohio State 12-yard line.
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After Ben Zobrist drew a one-out walk in the first, Garcia missed his low-and-in spot, and Bryant pounced on a high 92 mph fastball, sending it to left for his fifth homer of the season.
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Kostyuk left the court for a change of clothes before the second set but it made no difference and Svitolina ruthlessly pounced on anything loose from the teenager, particularly from her second serve, to break another two times.
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Seconds after Tyler Myers intercepted a clearing attempt and kept the puck in the zone, Perreault pounced on a loose puck in the slot and fired it just inside the near post for his 11th of the campaign.
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With the red-clad crowd still on their feet, Smith-Pelly delivered a knockout punch when he pounced on a loose puck to the left of Fleury and roofed it with 21 seconds remaining in the first period.
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But another brutal body blow in the eighth game of the decider left Mahut writhing in pain on the green turf and Cabal and Farah showed little sympathy as they pounced to break for a 5-3 lead.
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The neighborhood's tidy lawns and mailboxes adorned with red flags are a world away from the dark patch of sidewalk in Bangladesh where, on the night of February 26, 2015, attackers armed with machetes pounced on the couple.
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On the power play, Silfverberg pounced on a loose puck in front of the Sharks' goal at 13:00 of the period after goalie Martin Jones made a save on a shot from the right circle by Rakell.
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People familiar with the matter told Reuters the American media corporation pounced after Britain's vote to leave the European Union in June sent the pound down about 15 percent against the U.S. dollar and Sky's share price tumbling.
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There is only attacking and not-attacking, and I am consistently amazed at the number of people who think it's cute to be pounced on in the dark, in your own home, by something with razor-wire claws.
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Loeffler's rivals in a special election pounced on revelations that the recently appointed senator dumped millions of dollars in stocks after a classified Covid-19 briefing in January — damaging her bid against a formidable GOP opponent in Rep.
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Mr. Prevost described to the judge a methodical attack, saying that Mr. Davenport kicked Ms. Hines's legs out from under her, sending her to the ground, then pounced on top of her, holding her down as she twisted.
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The Australian was never going to fold, however, and he pounced to break the six-times Australian Open champion for 4-3 after one of the many lengthy rallies that studded the match before taking the fourth set.
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The Jets got on the board with 2:54 left, when Bitetto pounced on a loose puck in the neutral zone and passed to Wheeler, who hit Laine in stride before Laine beat Greiss on the semi-breakaway.
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While the Canucks were buzzing in the offensive zone, Loui Eriksson's sharp-angled shot was stopped but couldn't be cleared, and Roussel pounced on the loose puck and slipped it home for his fifth goal of the season.
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Sources familiar with the matter have told Reuters that Fox had pounced after Britain's vote to leave the European Union in June sent the pound down about 14 percent against the U.S. dollar and Sky's share price tumbling.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntEx-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity GOP group targets McConnell over election security bills in new ad Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (Mo.), have pounced on the ObamaCare news.
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" But Democrats pounced on that statement, pointing to the text of an earlier, later deleted tweet, where Cramer took a stronger tone by declaring his "opposition to tariffs that have the potential to harm North Dakota's [agricultural market].
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Drivers around the country have staged protests threatening to quit if Uber does not reduce the risk of crime, while taxi drivers and elected officials have pounced on isolated incidents as evidence of a need for more restrictive legislation.
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Roared to the title by dozens of feverish home fans, the world number three pairing pounced all over the Malaysians from the first point at the Riocentro and never dropped the pressure in the 21-14 21-12 win.
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Pittsburgh (CNN)Tim Kaine pounced Thursday on a suggestion made by Donald Trump in which the GOP presidential nominee said he would be willing to cut off US relations with China if it put his business interests at risk.
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Nadal needed all his experience to keep Pouille at bay in the decider and the match looked to be heading for another tiebreak before he pounced to break Pouille's serve for the first time to go 6-63 up.
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If you're not familiar with the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Cats — or even if you are — then you probably have many, many questions after glimpsing December's film adaptation, whose trailer pounced upon an unsuspecting and baffled nation this week.
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The deciding set was littered with service breaks but Murray crucially saved break points at 4-4 and then pounced when Wawrinka served in the next game, sealing the title as his tiring Swiss opponent blazed a forehand wide.
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Official data earlier on Thursday showed British shoppers pounced on electrical goods and other Black Friday bargains last month, giving an unexpectedly big boost to retail sales, which contrasted with earlier signs of a subdued start to Christmas spending.
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Drivers around the country have staged protests threatening to quit if Uber does not reduce the risk of crime, while taxi drivers and elected officials have pounced on isolated incidents as evidence of a need for more restrictive legislation.
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In his willingness to lay blame directly at Mr. Trump's feet, and to categorically denounce the president as a "racist" and a "con man," Cohen delivered a wealth of head-turning sound bites, and the hosts pounced on them.
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Kolten Wong bunted toward third base, and Marlins catcher Jorge Alfaro pounced on the ball, but his off-target throw sailed off the glove of first baseman Garrett Cooper for an error that allowed Goldschmidt and Ozuna to score.
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It marked the only time in the fierce battle that followed that executives from Melrose and GKN would speak to each other, in what quickly escalated into Britain's biggest hostile bid since Kraft pounced on confectionery giant Cadbury in 47.81.
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EditorsNote: update 22: fixes to "seventh" in third graf Eduardo Escobar and Alex Avila each homered and drove in three runs as the Arizona Diamondbacks pounced on the Philadelphia Phillies' bullpen in an 215-212 victory on Tuesday night in Phoenix.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton pounced on Donald Trump's comment Wednesday on MSNBC that abortion should be banned and women who receive one should should face "some form of punishment," seeking to tie it the entire GOP field.
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And once he had staved off a couple of break points early on against Tsitsipas and pounced to break in the 12th game he dominated to maintain the hold over the Greek he beat three times when they met as juniors.
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Politicians and newspapers pounced on the company, pointing out that it had no ships, claiming it had little financial backing, and lampooning it for having the terms and conditions of a pizza-delivery company copied and pasted onto its website.
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RELATED: Trump defends tweet on military sexual assault Hillary Clinton pounced on Trump's performance at the event, escalating the battle between the two candidates with less than three weeks before they appear on stage together for the first time to debate.
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Rather than give them their marching orders, Scott gave the couple from Shanghai a blessing at the altar of the church - an unexpected bonus Wu's team pounced upon and video-recorded, to be screened on the big day, back in China.
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Hillary Clinton's historic moment Clinton has pounced on Trump's business record, character and tendency to use his platform to wage personal grudge matches to try to define him early on in the minds of voters as unfit for the presidency.
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Baltimore (CNN)Donald Trump pounced Monday on Hillary Clinton for calling half of his supporters a "basket of deplorables" late last week, launching a new attack ad and arguing on the stump that the remark disqualifies Clinton from the presidency.
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America loves to police the bodies and the sexualities of women of color — so when Timberlake reminded us all that Janet Jackson, a black woman, not only had a body but also had secondary sex characteristics, the media pounced on her.
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The political animosity on display in Portland's streets Saturday has continued to swirl online since then — and conservative media have pounced on Ngo's plight as evidence that antifascists (aka "antifa") are dangerous and ought to be condemned as domestic terrorists.
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Exerting all that effort for no reward seemed to knock the stuffing out of Halep and Kerber pounced again to seize another break against a demoralized opponent to give her the breathing room she needed to seal an ultimately comfortable victory.
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Three batters later, with Kemp on third base and two outs, Montas fell behind 3-0 to Alex Bregman, who pounced on a 96.8 mph fastball and delivered a run-scoring single that pushed Houston to a 1-0 lead.
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Mark Jankowski pounced on the puck after San Jose defenseman Erik Karlsson lost his footing and sprung Monahan for a breakaway, which he concluded by roofing a glove-side shot past Jones for the 300th point of his NHL career.
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The Argentine, who prevailed 6-63 3-6 6-21, looked on course for a routine win after taking the first set in 27 minutes but world number 26 Basilashvili pounced on his errors in the next to level the match.
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The site regularly comes to Trump's defense, most recently writing a series of articles defending the business mogul's claim that President Obama was the "founder" of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria as news organizations pounced on the claim.
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I recall sitting there as Starr, his blue eyes owlish, his skin pink and dimpled, sat before Congress and in a sonorous I-say-this-more-in-sorrow-than-in-anger tone, pounced light as a cat on a scalawag president.
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The visitors finally broke through on the hour mark when 20-year-old prospect Borja Mayoral's deflected blast nestled into the right corner but Dwyer pounced on a rebound to equalise with three minutes remaining, sending the contest into a shootout.
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Republicans from the presidential ticket on down pounced Saturday on Hillary Clinton's remarks that half of Donald J. Trump's supporters fit into a "basket of deplorables," saying it showed she was out of touch with an economically hard-hit electorate. Mrs.
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Abortion rights proponents pounced on the doubts that Judge Kavanaugh had raised in the confidential writing, portraying him as a potential fifth vote to overturn Roe if he is confirmed and joins the Supreme Court's now four-member conservative bloc.
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" Nevertheless, with Harris a likely Democratic presidential candidate in 270, Republican media pounced on her with variations of: "Hey voters, get this: Democrats think the ICE officers protecting you from illegal immigrants are like the K.K.K. You gonna vote for that?
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Labour politicians have also pounced on his remarks and have called for an inquiry into Islamophobia within the Conservative Party — just days after the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, came under fire for failing to tackle anti-Semitism within his own party.
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After Trump attacked Biden this week for wanting to freeze Social Security and for supporting the North American Free Trade Agreement, the Sanders campaign pounced, arguing that those issues will cost Democrats in key battleground states in the general election.
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At the debate, they pounced on him more than at any previous forum: challenging whether he was an effective progressive, criticizing his gun control record, and arguing that his nomination would hurt moderate House and Senate candidates in the November election.
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Roger Lau, Ms. Warren's campaign manager, pounced on a tweet from one of Mr. Buttigieg's senior advisers, suggesting that it seemed to be a signal to an outside super PAC supporting Mr. Buttigieg about where it should spend money on advertising.
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They pounced on the Orioles' ace, Chris Tillman, who had beaten the Yankees in his past three starts against them but is clearly not the same after missing all of spring training and April with bursitis in his right shoulder.
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He heaped praise, however, on the 34-year-old Defoe who, three and a half years after his last cap, became the sixth oldest player to score for England when he pounced for his 20th international goal in the 21st minute.
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The Hurricanes took a 1-0 lead with 9:153 left in the second period on a goal by Aho, who pounced on a loose puck in front of the Red Wings' goal and tapped it past Detroit goalie Jimmy Howard.
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The Rangers jumped out to a 212-221 lead at 6:02 of the first period when Tony DeAngelo pounced on a loose puck in front of the Devils' goal and flicked a shot over the left shoulder of Blackwood.
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