Fans of original ride, myself included, reeled at the news.
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Monday, the Supreme Court finally reeled it in ... a little.
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The Bearcats reeled off 11 straight points to take control.
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European Union officials and European leaders have reeled at Mrs.
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The beer division reeled from the loss of subsidized barley.
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He reeled off several matches that he said included fixed sets.
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" Shuman reeled back in his chair, unable to be diplomatic. "Mr.
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The Heat then reeled off 10 straight points, six by Dragic.
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He reeled off the answers: Texas, 149,857; Missouri, 1,191; Delaware, 4,255.
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He reeled off the important romances he'd had in recent years.
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"Not surprised the N.R.A. reeled President Trump back in," he said.
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The president projected optimism as global markets reeled over coronavirus risks.
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It's like I reeled him into our friendship under false pretenses.
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Sequoia's last global growth fund in 2015 reeled in $2 billion.
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Ralph Northam reeled from a scandal over a racist yearbook picture.
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A fisherman in Michigan reeled in a record-setting black buffalo fish.
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The Pistons reeled off the next nine points but couldn't pull even.
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The Hoosiers have reeled offeight straight wins since losing to then-No.
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Before that, the Celtics had reeled off eight consecutive victories from Nov.
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And it reeled in some additional debt from Morgan Stanley last month.
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But Ole Miss finally reeled them in over the next eight minutes.
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Chris Christie as the New Jersey economy reeled during the Great Recession.
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But they also reeled from what they saw as a great injustice.
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As they reeled off their Atelier achievements, these people always sounded contented.
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"Great," Mr. Trump interjected, each time Mr. Najib reeled off a figure.
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When the Angels reeled off four straight victories, the offense was clicking.
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Sadly, even as the country reeled, Trump continued to play on prejudice.
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Flores reeled off six birdies and had no bogeys in his 65.
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But Illinois reeled off nine points in a row to take control.
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Passive funds reeled in nearly $60 billion in December alone, according to Morningstar.
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Markets reeled, and a Mexican delegation rushed to Washington to sue for peace.
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This time she reeled off four straight points to reach the semi-finals.
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Then he reeled Chance in, grabbed ahold of him and tied him up.
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From the moment she heard about the expedition, her mind reeled with hypotheses.
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Europe reeled in the aftermath of another attack attributed to the Islamic State.
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Baseball fans still reeled after Lou Gehrig's "luckiest man" speech at Yankee Stadium.
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The Lions reeled off 20 consecutive points, putting the game out of reach.
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But what he reeled in was bigger than anything he could have imagined.
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After the early dropped shot, Wie reeled off three birdies before the turn.
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As Mr. Thin Myu reeled it in, the dolphins plucked at escaping fish.
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Thanks, guys — who reeled me back from the cliffs of insanity — much appreciated.
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"Wonder Woman," released in June, has reeled in more than $770 million worldwide.
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Glass was eventually reeled in, retooled, and rereleased as more of an enterprise device.
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Then the Cowboys reeled off 11 straight wins before the Giants beat them again.
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EgyptAir employee Reqqa Mohamed reeled off the names of colleagues who were on board.
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The Tigers have reeled off three straight wins since a stunning loss to Troy .
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As she reeled off the symptoms, I ticked them off affirmatively one by one.
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It's 11:19 PM in Taipei and I've just reeled in my first shrimp.
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Philadelphia then reeled off seven straight points capped by a short jumper by Okafor.
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As a scientist, my mind reeled with the possibilities of what could be wrong.
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My mind reeled more than ever, hot with anxiety from a day of caregiving.
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"Not surprised the NRA reeled President Trump back in," Schumer said in a statement.
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As a result, Agarwal reeled in an extra couple hundred extra bucks each month.
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Michigan then reeled off nine unanswered points, including back-to-back threes by Livers.
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But the team then reeled off nine consecutive losses and wound up 4-12.
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MVSU led briefly at 33-4 before West Virginia reeled off 17 straight points.
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A man in Florida reeled in something very unexpected while fishing on his birthday Monday.
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As markets reeled, British Prime Minister David Cameron said he would step down by October.
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But having reeled in McIlroy, Schauffele let him wriggle free at the first extra hole.
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They went scoreless for over four minutes as the Bulls reeled off 13 unanswered points.
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Erndl, seventh at the halfway point, reeled in the youngsters on the final 50 meters.
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The Sooners then reeled off nine more points, and it seemed the rout was on.
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Myers sounded surprised to have reeled in the prized free agent of this off season.
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After Minnesota responded with consecutive 3-pointers, the Rockets reeled off the next 12 points.
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The Pistons trailed by 284 in the early going, then reeled off 20 unanswered points.
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The Rockets gradually reeled them in, even taking a lead late in the third quarter.
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Since before even taking office, Mr. Trump has reeled from one scandal to the next.
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The "Guardians of the Galaxy" star reeled in a small barracuda, which he quickly released.
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Even though a real fish being reeled in is live, it's not a LIVE ONE.
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Carolyn reeled off the details of exactly when he was tested, where and by whom.
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And before he even reeled it in, he knew it was going to be massive.
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The Communist Party U.S.A. had its greatest successes as the country reeled from the Depression.
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ABOUT THE JETS (3-116.3): Brandon Marshall reeled in his first touchdown reception since Oct.
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"Not surprised the NRA reeled President Trump back in," Schumer said in a second statement.
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Young reeled off six straight points, cutting the gap to 10 with 2:36 left.
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His fishing rod made a clicking sound as he reeled the lure back to shore.
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The Aggies reeled off 23 of the next 29 points for a 31-23 lead.
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Edelman has reeled in 356 receptions for 3,826 yards and 20 touchdowns in that span.
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Pittsburgh was up 10 late in the half before Syracuse reeled off seven unanswered points.
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Barkley, who carried 14 times, reeled off a 78-yard touchdown run in the second quarter.
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Roy and Elmiger were caught with 3.4km left, shaking hands as the peloton reeled them in.
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Passengers were ordered to stay in their rooms as the ship reeled and furniture toppled over.
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The world spun, the fairground reeled, the wooden horses heeled gently as the carousel gained speed.
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He has held rallies in key electoral states and reeled off his achievements at every turn.
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Minnesota reeled off seven straight points to pull within 13 with just under eight minutes left.
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Over the last two months, Mumbai has reeled from devastation caused by heavy seasonal monsoon rains.
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The Fighting Camels then reeled off 10 consecutive points, including a pair of Clemons 3-pointers.
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Finally, there are the lessons to be reeled off from Mr Ranieri's own relaxed management style.
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He quickly reeled in and zoomed past the Ferraris into third halfway through the first lap.
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Chicago, a place that sometimes seems inured to gun violence, reeled after a shooting on Halloween.
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After the rally FIelds shockingly rammed his car into Heyer and others, and the nation reeled.
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A moment later, I did, and reeled in a six-inch fish, pink with brown eyes.
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At one point, a perch is almost caught, but it swims away before it's reeled in.
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"When I saw those names on the tape-box bindings, my mind reeled," he said recently.
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Snedeker, who began his round on the back nine, reeled off four consecutive birdies on Nos.
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As the entertainment industry reeled, actress Alyssa Milano sent a tweet in line with Burke's message.
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In fact, Oracle has reeled from criticism that it did not embrace the cloud fast enough.
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Illinois reeled off seven straight points midway through the half to gain a 52-47 lead.
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Even as Europeans reeled in shock from the discovery, the smuggling of refugees went on uninterrupted.
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Less than seven hours after his controversial tweet, RuPaul reeled his words all the way back.
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After being reeled in, we took some time to learn a bit more about the defensive drawers.
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Indiana was within six early in the second half, but the Wolverines reeled off seven unanswered points.
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Instead, the Suns reeled off a 12-0 burst, with Jackson recording seven points during that run.
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Once reeled in, a drag sail (seen in the video above) could be deployed to hasten reentry.
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Monroe MacKinney thought he had reeled in just another largemouth bass from his parents' eight-acre pond.
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Here's the $924,000 blue marlin that weighed in at 881 pounds and was reeled in on Auspicious.
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Oklahoma City reeled off 10 unanswered points midway through the period to gain a 19-point lead.
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They reeled it in to secure it alongside their boat so they could begin the sampling procedure.
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The 23-year-old Landry reeled in nine catches in both outings versus Buffalo last season. 1.
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Groups such as the ACLU lauded the report and Yates' decision while the private prison industry reeled.
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Once our boat reeled us back in, we hopped out onto a remote beach for a picnic.
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The Pole was reeled in though by Swiss veteran Fabian Cancellera before Demare powered through to win.
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But Kentucky's freshman-driven lineup reeled off 50 points after halftime, making 18 of 18 free throws.
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Just two days before the race, the marathon was canceled as the city reeled from Hurricane Sandy.
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In Trump's first two years in office, the administration significantly reeled back foreign aid to those countries.
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The Badgers then reeled off 10 unanswered points, six by freshman forward Aleem Ford off the bench.
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"We're not always reeled in to do the classical works that are this specific," Ms. Fentroy said.
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The Saints lost the next week, too, to New England — and then reeled off eight consecutive victories.
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Howard reeled in 34 receptions for 565 yards and five touchdowns during his injury-shortened 2018 campaign.
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Chris Godwin scored twice and reeled in 9 of 11 balls aimed his way for 187 yards.
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Clinging to a 45-43 lead, the Badgers reeled off eight straight points, including five by Ford.
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The Wolverines reeled off 10 unanswered points early in the second half to make it 48-25.
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Leading 212-2.43, the Bulldogs reeled off a 22.4-22.2 run with two 215-pointers by Woodson.
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The first notes of a slow song reeled people back inside, leaving conversations and cigarettes half finished.
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The funds reeled in $3.5 billion in the latest week, according to ICI, a fund trade group.
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And, obviously, NASA's part of the orbiting International Space Station would not be reeled back to Earth.
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Virginia resident Jeffrey Dill reeled in a record-breaking flathead catfish out of Lake Smith in Virginia Beach.
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Before Trump spoke, global stock markets reeled, while China's yuan currency fell to a fresh 11-year low.
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Adam Turnbell told Fox News that the fish he reeled in was unlike anything he has caught before.
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He reeled off his media appearances—CNN, the BBC, ABC, NPR, CBS, Fox News, The Guardian, Dr. Phil.
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My mind reeled: Why would kids be carrying a toothbrush along when they went to see experimental music?
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They reeled off six quick points, including a fast-break basket by Morris, prompting Thibodeau to call timeout.
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Seemingly out of nowhere, the Rockets reeled off a 16-0 blitz, keyed by eight points from Harden.
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World leaders expressed solidarity and outrage as France reeled from its third major terrorist attack in 213 months.
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Taylor reeled off five in a row before Law capped off his 16-point half with a jumper.
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It's already reeled in $111.5 million from 23 investors, according to a filing with the SEC on Tuesday.
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Abad recognized the militants that stormed into her village and reeled off their names like a class register.
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Thus far, Jones is sixth in the league in receiving yards but has not reeled in a touchdown.
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Murray threw for 230 yards and three touchdowns and reeled off a 230-yard dash for a fourth.
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Bertens has reeled off an 8-193 record against top-10 players on grass and hardcourts this summer.
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The previous high came in January, when the campaign reeled in $28503 million from more than 22020,000 people.
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San Antonio then reeled off nine consecutive points, thanks in part to two Aldridge jumpers, to regain control.
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"I'm very adamant about that," said Matthews, who has reeled in 14 receptions in the last two games.
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Florida State reeled off 20113 straight points to stretch the lead to 58-45 and never looked back.
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Keselowski's slow pace reeled Edwards closer, but Keselowski sped back up to preserve his position and the win.
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Houston reeled off a 7-0 spurt to seize control for good, capped by a Trevor Ariza layup.
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A man fishing in Texas reeled in a shark on Saturday he described as one he "only dreamed about."
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Austin reeled in 301 receptions for 4,481 yards and 34 touchdowns during seven seasons with Romo and the Cowboys.
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The Jayhawks reeled off runs of 17-3, 18-2 and 193-0 to lead 66-30 at halftime.
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As she reeled the deflated gum back into her mouth, Angel saw the black lipstick smudged on the gum.
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Yields on 10-year benchmark U.S. Treasurys rose above 2 percent too and stock markets reeled as volatility spiked.
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In 2016, even as the country reeled from the Brexit vote, Parliament approved new targets for slashing carbon emissions.
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By the time Baehre recorded a dunk, Clemson had reeled off eight straight to open a 19-point lead.
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The Russian then reeled off five of the next six games to level the contest at one set apiece.
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Once he realized he had reeled in an endangered species, he released the fish safely back into the water.
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As they reeled in a fish, a great white shark leaped out of the water to snatch their catch.
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He reeled off four victories, but then suffered a TKO at the hands of Leonardo Santos in December 2015.
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He reeled off 10 straight Illini points from 15:17 to 12:573 to pull Illinois even, 57-57.
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Charlotte led 105-103 before the Wizards reeled off an 8-0 run, and the Wizards never trailed again.
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Oregon State gradually reeled the 49ers in and tied the game at 14 when Thompson sank two free throws.
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Trailing early in the contest, Svitolina reeled off seven of the next eight games to take the first set.
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The Pistons reeled off 12 straight points after Hornets forward Marvin Williams' three-point play that opened the scoring.
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Musk said that his executive team "reeled him back from the cliffs on insanity," which doesn't tell us much.
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The Jayhawks reeled off runs of 17-353, 18-2 and 15-213 to lead 211-212 at halftime.
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But she reeled off five points in a row to take the set, aided by four Shvedova unforced errors.
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She has sent her fans to do her bidding, and then reeled them back in when she needed to.
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Safe-haven U.S. Treasury funds also reeled in $864 million, their third straight week of inflows, according to Lipper.
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As economies around the globe reeled, Mr. Shah found himself in one of the few growth segments in banking.
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By the end of the argument, both women have physically reeled back, as though smacked by each other's words.
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They each reeled off a list of comparisons between the two operating systems that would make a reviewer proud.
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Ms. Watts reeled off the gun restrictions the group has helped enact since shifting its focus away from Congress.
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Days into a two-week sail across the Atlantic Ocean, Seumas Meharg reeled in a 22015-pound yellowfin tuna.
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Wildlife officials had blunt advice after a northern snakehead was reeled in for the first time in the state.
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The Wolverines then reeled off seven unanswered points, including four points by Simpson, to gain a 240-210 lead.
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Mr. Durst reeled off various phone numbers and addresses and, at different points, declined to answer Mr. Lewin's questions.
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In 2017, Allianz reeled in 150 billion euros ($175.25 billion) in net inflows, a record for a single year.
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Muguruza reeled off nine straight games to close out the victory as Williams's forehand and defenses continued to crack.
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Google, meanwhile, reeled in $95 billion in ad sales last year, and Facebook reported revenue of about $40 billion.
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Valley barred no holds when he submitted work to the Forward, and occasionally had to be reeled back in.
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Third seed Mertens reeled off four consecutive games and held on to the advantage to seal the opening set.
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The Warriors then reeled off 11 unanswered points behind Burks, who scored seven of them and added an assist.
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After losing to Stefanos Tsitsipas in the semifinals of the Madrid Open, Nadal has reeled off 10 straight victories.
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From then on, the Blues reeled off a 27-27-5 record to finish third in the Central Division.
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A Russian fishing boat recently reeled in a large catch, but it wasn't exactly the fish they were hoping for.
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Production of cement, sugar and processed milk slid as firms reeled from the impact of the election and high costs.
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Alphabet reeled in its costs and beat on profit in the first quarter, but now revenue growth is causing concern.
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Michigan then went without a field goal for over five minutes while the Cornhuskers reeled off a 10-1 run.
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Non-domestic equity funds, which have been popular for the better part of the year, reeled in another $2.9 billion.
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Norton reeled off a list of preexisting federal programs that could be used to encourage getting lead out of housing.
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The man, who was not identified by police, reeled in the grenade while fishing with a magnet, ABC News reported.
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After falling behind early, the Cyclones reeled off 20 unanswered points on touchdown drives spanning 65, 53 and 59 yards.
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He has picked up two saves in as many chances and reeled off a club-record 03 consecutive scoreless appearances.
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A month earlier, Bancor reeled in $218 million on the promise of creating a transparent way to value digital coins.
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The Jazz trailed 43-39 in the second quarter before they reeled off a 23-2 run, including 14 straight.
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Hook, line and explosive One heck of a catch: A man reeled in a WWII-era hand grenade while fishing.
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Parker finally had help with the scoring when the reserve Chelsea Gray reeled off 11 consecutive points for the Sparks.
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Eyewitnesses say the gunman reeled off more than 50 shots at the unarmed lawmakers practicing at the Alexandria, Va., field.
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The Gophers reeled off a 12-0 run to seize a 14-6 lead following a free throw by McBrayer.
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The team had reeled off eight straight wins before losing to the Devils, 1843-2, in Newark on Friday night.
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Then, the rod strained, and he slowly reeled in a small, shiny, olive brown salmon weighing a couple of pounds.
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Lappi had been 17.7 seconds clear overnight but world champion Ogier reeled in the Finn over the stages near Marmaris.
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In the second race, after building another significant lead, they were quickly reeled in on the fifth leg by Oracle.
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The vast majority of private space investment has come as the government has reeled in its spending in recent years.
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Despite the success that the races had, Trump reeled back because of the Trump Organization's financial issues at the time.
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But WeWork's $20 billion valuation has brought with it multiple stories of missed revenue targets and reeled in profit forecasts.
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Qassim Suleimani, Vice President Mike Pence reeled off a list of some of General Suleimani's most notorious attacks and machinations.
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But then Oklahoma City reeled off a 223-222 run — fueled in large part by Paul — to end the game.
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But then Oklahoma City reeled off a 14-2 run — fueled in large part by Paul — to end the game.
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The Sixers reeled off the first five points of the fourth to push ahead 257-255 with 9:52 remaining.
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They reeled off a 20-2 run, capped by a Drummond steal and dunk, to cut Boston's lead to 10.
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Chad Johnson made his triumphant return to pro football this weekend -- IN MEXICO -- and reeled in 41-YARD TD GRAB!!!
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The Rockies lost their first two meetings against Arizona this season but have reeled off six in a row vs.
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Say hello to Utah's Darrin Paulo, who reeled in this deflected pass for a touchdown in Utah's loss against Oregon.
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He reeled off the names of the great musicians who made Los Angeles, his Los Angeles, such a vibrant jazz scene.
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MARKETS REEL Before Trump spoke on Monday, global stock markets reeled, while China's yuan currency fell to an 11-year low.
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Global stock markets reeled on Monday after the latest measures, while China's yuan currency fell to a fresh 11-year low.
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Up by five midway through the first half, the Spartans reeled off 373 consecutive points to take a 30-13 lead.
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After a Markieff Morris dunk for the Wizards, the Pistons reeled off the next 255 points for that 254-point lead.
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Philadelphia then reeled off eight of the next 10 points, including a Redick 3-pointer that tied it at 128-all.
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Tourist Matthew Burrett reeled in the 324-pound shark during a recent trip with Phatcat Charters off the coast of Wales.
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Citing the Guizhou Urban Daily newspaper, Metro reports that the fish was reeled in by anglers in Guizhou, South-West China.
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The Sixers pulled ahead 215-35 in the early minutes of the third before the Pistons reeled off nine straight points.
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The Bears eventually led by as many as 14 points in the half before Kansas State reeled off seven straight points.
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I reeled back, wondering if it was ever possible to know when someone was really looking out for me or not.
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"Crawl," a new horror movie from "The Hills Have Eyes" director Alexandre Aja, reeled in $1 million in US Thursday previews.
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Gillibrand reeled in $3.2 million from the financial industry during her 2012 Senate campaign, second only to former Massachusetts GOP Sen.
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But North Carolina reeled off 18 unanswered points to tie the game at 28 with 12:35 left in the game.
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But Baylor reeled off the next eight points, with Mason hitting two buckets in that stretch, to put the game away.
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Harris, whose turn came later in the day, immediately reeled off a list of inquiries Zuckerberg had seemed to successfully parry.
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Halep weathered the squall, then reeled off the last five games of what she described as the match of her life.
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At the Midsummer ritual, as the witches reeled around the flowers, the occasional passer-by peered through the foliage before retreating.
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"Having live musicians in the room was a first and some of the actors kind of reeled against it," says Lee.
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Down 2-4 in the first set, Williams reeled off eight straight games and then held on to take the match.
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The informal sector — mostly small traders, farmers and small unregistered businesses, which often don't have bank accounts — reeled from cash shortages.
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In the 2011 New York City Marathon, Keitany broke away but was overtaken by two Ethiopians who steadily reeled her in.
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BlackRock's iShares unit, which offers relatively low-fee exchange-traded funds that track the markets, reeled in $140 billion last year.
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Trailing by 27 points, the Rams reeled off six straight points to reduce their deficit to 229-250 at 303:230.
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Garcia has reeled in the Marlins in his career, posting a 2-0 mark with a 1.07 ERA in four outings.
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Then it was Ole Miss' turn to go on another spree as the hosts reeled off 235 points in 100 seconds.
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Bolt reeled in the rest of the field after a trademark slow start to cross the finish line in 10.06 seconds.
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Memphis reeled off a blistering 27-8 run, with Jackson scoring 13 points during that stretch while Morant recorded three assists.
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The last thing beachgoers in North Carolina expected to see on Wednesday was a 12-foot tiger shark being reeled to shore.
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Miocic's hands looked measured and sharp as he snuck his signature right straight through and reeled off short combinations along the fence.
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Fellow wideout Cobb reeled in a touchdown reception last week and has six scores in his past five games versus the Bears.
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In total, the 46-year-old Democrat's campaign reeled in $38 million in the third quarter, compared with $12 million for Cruz.
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No. 2 seed Arizona reeled off nine consecutive victories before absorbing a 36-6 loss to visiting Seattle in its season finale.
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The more investors Allbirds reeled in, the more pairs of its shoes you could find strolling through Silicon Valley, and vice versa.
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As the announcer reeled off the winning numbers, the couple was shocked to learn that they held a ticket worth $43 million.
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Threat Stack, the Boston-based security startup that helps companies stay protected in the cloud, reeled in a $45 million investment today.
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As Brussels reeled from the latest assault Tuesday, candidates quickly leaped into action, sensing the new attack may have a similar result.
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So the Osbornes offered "Don't Bring the Redneck Out in Me," a song that reeled off rowdy, boastful good ol' boy stereotypes.
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Halep weathered the storm and reeled off the last five games of what she described as the best match of her life.
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Notre Dame reeled off a 16-3 run during the first four minutes of the second half to remove any lingering suspense.
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Seeing an opportunity to experiment with a reliably buzz-generating franchise, Netflix tried out a Super Bowl spot, and reeled in viewers.
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Starting on its own 103-yard line, Arizona reeled off three first downs and killed off the remaining time on the clock.
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I reeled in a 109-pound halibut, caught giant king salmon, and played tug-of-war on a fish with an orca.
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But as soon as she's reeled them in, Umm Al Duwais changes into a terrifying figure who eats the men she's enchanted.
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Milwaukee then reeled off a 16-6 run to take a two-point lead before going into the half up by four.
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The trip started with a loss at Houston before the Cavs reeled off wins at Dallas and New York before Wednesday night.
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Lebanon has reeled under the strain of the civil war next door in Syria, which at times has spilled over the border.
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Despite being pegged back to 4-4 he reeled off the next three points to seal his third title of the year.
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Once they hooked the beast, the men reeled it in from their rowboats near the shore and hauled it onto the beach.
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They pulled Anthony out of the water, holding him as firefighters on the shore reeled them back to safety with a rope.
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In London, meanwhile, surging Tottenham reeled off an eighth victory in nine Premier League games by routing Bournemouth, 5-0, at Wembley.
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Winless in his four previous Grand Slam events, the 22015nd-ranked Cecchinato had reeled off five wins this year at Roland Garros.
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The Thunder led by 1203 just past the midpoint of the third quarter before the Magic reeled off a 26-11 run.
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After Cleveland climbed within 20, the Sixers reeled off five straight points capped by Korkmaz's 3-pointer for a 1073-67 advantage.
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" As Anderson reeled off increasingly baroque variations, the crew cracked up: "You never had to take care of a pit-bull puppy!
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European regulators reeled as prosecutors exposed more than $224 billion slipping through the Estonian branch of Danske Bank between 85033 and 2015.
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Another reeled its cable in and out, keeping it taut so it wouldn't get tangled as the bot swam this way and that.
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Same goes for his skilled and agile guitar licks, many of which recall the most reeled-in work of Eric Clapton's solo career.
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The middle stretch of this season reeled off classic episodes, like the show was in a groove it was never going to leave.
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Ko reeled off six birdies in her first 10 holes and surged to a four-stroke lead until disaster struck at the 14th.
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In the town of Windsor, in North Carolina's Inner Banks region, members of the Jinnette family reeled in catfish from the front porch.
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Tokyo-based aerospace start-up, Axelspace, which created the first private microsatellite put in space, reeled in $20153 million in Series A funding.
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Oklahoma trailed for much of the first half but reeled off a 153-215 run to start the second half and take control.
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The Hoyas answered with seven straight points and later reeled off six straight with Josh LeBlanc's layup giving them a 93-20 lead.
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Trump went on the counter-offensive as his administration reeled from the abrupt dismissal of Michael Flynn as national security adviser on Monday.
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After a car plowed through a crowd of counterprotesters, killing a 32-year-old named Heather Heyer and injuring several, the nation reeled.
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Trusted target Mike Evans reeled in a scoring strike against the Falcons and his six touchdown receptions are tied for the NFL lead.
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The Crimson reeled off seven points in a row — capped by Johnson's 24 — to pull within 203-35 with 11:24 to play.
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While the rest of the world reeled from the culture bomb known as Beyoncé's , the goddess herself was loving her new song, too.
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Flames beat Penguins in shootout CALGARY, Alberta — Kris Versteeg wasn't even alive when the Atlanta Flames reeled off 10 straight wins from Oct.
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The Frogs reeled off 11 unanswered points before a pair of Mountaineers free throws cut the lead to 35-33 at the half.
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The string of arrests came as America reeled in the aftermath of three mass shootings that left a combined total of 222 dead.
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Beckham reeled in four of his seven catches for 76 of his 121 yards while being guarded by Norman in the first contest.
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In addition, the region has reeled from the cancellation of international flights as well as increasingly strained relations with neighboring Turkey and Iran.
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With Cain on the bench, the Redhawks reeled off 212 points in the final five minutes to seize a 38-33 halftime lead.
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"He had it going as well, obviously," said McIlroy, who reeled off six consecutive birdies to reach nine under on his 14th hole.
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The lawsuit has the potential to be a fresh headache for Facebook, which has reeled from successive scandals over the past several years.
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After a subpar first half, the Bulldogs reeled off a 242.3-241.9 run early in the second half to go ahead 36.73-236.7.
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Two large poster boards were positioned in front of the checkpoint: One reeled off an extensive list of prohibited items, pursuant to Gov.
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Indiana State clawed back within three points to 23-20 before TCU reeled off a 9-0 run to regain a comfortable lead.
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In total, Buttigieg has reeled in $8003,009 from employees in the television, movie and music industry, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.
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With Williams visibly hampered, increasingly slow on her feet and unable to hit serves at full power, Muguruza reeled off seven straight games.
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The game was tied 3-3 when Louisville reeled off 13 unanswered points, the last a 3-pointer by Mitchell with 15:06 left.
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The Blazers gradually reeled in the Magic, closing to within 54-49 at the half and going ahead 20123-58 in the third quarter.
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For the past couple of years, the jail has reeled from claims by at least six inmates about being sexually assaulted by a deputy.
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He reeled off figures to prove that the EU is seeking no more protection han the Americans permit themselves (and which the WTO allows).
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Harden tallied five points before a Nunnally 3-pointer, then reeled off an 11-0 run that pushed the Houston lead to 92-80.
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Once the tether is fully extended, the kite is angled to catch less wind, reeled partway back in, and allowed to reel out again.
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He reeled off his priorities for government: pre-school education, promoting innovation and a higher-tech economy, reform of the state and so on.
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U.S. crude oil futures settled 20.5 cents lower at $21.0 a barrel as investors reeled from a record weekly surge in U.S. crude inventories.
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The Raptors then reeled off nine straight points and led by 211 when Leonard made a pair of free throws with 24:245 remaining.
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Yet again, as the country reeled from the deadliest mass shooting in the US history, Google and Facebook promoted fake news about the attacks.
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I reeled it in clumsily, surprised at the strength of something that was only about 14 inches long and weighed less than three pounds.
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The last time Williams lost in three straight majors was two years ago, and after that she reeled off four titles in a row.
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Corporate investment-grade bond funds, which reeled in $227 billion in 2017, posted $740 million in withdrawals during the latest week, the data showed.
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Meanwhile, many in Puerto Rico remained without power as the island reeled from the damage caused by Hurricane Maria, which made landfall last week.
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Funds invested primarily in stocks abroad and those holding taxable bonds reeled in cash for a 45th consecutive week, the ICI trade group said.
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Jones, who sustained his injury during Saturday's game versus the Chicago Bears, reeled in 30 receptions for 399 yards and one touchdown this season.
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Later in the day, Parlatore reeled from a letter sent by Bolivar that seemed to telegraph her decision to strip Gallagher of his anchors.
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Djokovic led 4-1 but Thiem would not be denied and reeled off five points in a row to give himself two match points.
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Djokovic was leading, 24-23, when Tsonga reeled off three straight errors, including two off his forehand that extended Djokovic's lead to 6-1.
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As Iraq reeled from the Islamic State's onslaught in 2014, the pesh merga took control of some of the energy producing areas near Kirkuk.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged into bear-market territory in just 20 trading sessions as investors reeled over the prospect of a pandemic.
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At the end of December, a man reeled in a fish that weighed more than two times the weight of the average US woman.
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Marquez quickly reeled the Australian in and passed him before receiving a ride-through penalty for the start infringement, knocking him back to 19th.
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From there, she reeled off five straight points of her own, and then recovered from a 3-5 deficit in the third-set tiebreaker.
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But when asked about what he was thinking as his long pass to Cook was reeled in, he gave all the credit to Cook.
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Chicago kicked off its trek with a loss in San Jose but has reeled off four straight wins, including Friday's 33-23 triumph at Winnipeg.
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Social media users reeled over the news and Vine quickly became the top-trending topic on Twitter in the U.S. with over 1.64 million tweets.
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On the Democratic side, Sanders reeled off three wins on Saturday, but it was nowhere near enough to catch the lead Clinton had already built.
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Asia-focused HSBC and Prudential reeled after U.S. President Donald Trump heightened tensions with China by signing an executive order that effectively blacklisted the Huawei .
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U.S. oil prices rose on Monday as Nigeria's oil industry reeled from crippling attacks and traders cited data pointing to fresh draws in U.S. stockpiles.
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U.S. yields had dropped two-month lows on Monday, boosted by safe-haven buying as Wall Street reeled from a recent rout in technology shares.
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In an effort to change their luck, the team hired a sports psychologist, and finally reeled in the Major tournament win that had eluded them.
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Despite a shaky serving performance, Murray, helped by a string of Verdasco errors, reeled off five successive games to take the first set 6-3.
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After Ventura retired the first two batters in the third on 11 pitches, the A's reeled off five consecutive hits to score three more runs.
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Asked what a President Trump would do about the risk of recession, he reeled off a series of tax cuts, deregulations, and federal budget cuts.
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Ebeling reeled off a series of slides showing that advertisers - including fast-moving consumer goods companies and even online giants like Amazon - love TV advertising.
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He gave the shot back with a three-putt bogey on No. 4, then reeled off three consecutive birdies to get back to even par.
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But Gray then reeled off three scoreless innings before Gonzalez singled home two runs with two outs in the fifth, which was Gray's final inning.
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He then reeled off three birdies over the next six holes and was in prime position in the fairway on the par-4 16th hole.
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Brown and Crapo have touted their close working relationship, and Brown highlighted his work on an insurance capital standards bill that reeled in Dodd-Frank.
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As the country reeled from this latest spasm of violence, the civilian and military leadership huddled separately to deal with the precipitating sense of crisis.
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But Merritt reeled off five consecutive birdies and was in the thick of the battle until his second shot at 22014 found the water hazard.
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Konta lost the first four games against home-favorite Zhang Shuai, but then reeled off 12 in a row to win 6-4 6-0.
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The Dons methodically reeled in Gonzaga, eventually cutting the deficit to 31-29 as Lull converted a layup with 2:10 left in the half.
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Regaining ground in Pennsylvania is a key priority this year for the Democratic Party, which reeled when the state voted for President Trump in 2016.
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He stopped short for a long moment, searching for words, then nodded his head with renewed determination and reeled off the rest of a response.
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He tried a getaway while going up the Pic de Nore climb 40 kilometers from the finish but was reeled in on the way down.
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Many reeled off a litany of grievances about the heat, the darkness and the endless waits in line for money, for gasoline, for bottled water.
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She then reeled off a list of dirty tricks she has seen in past elections, including an unannounced polling station in a sprawling local cemetery.
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Doi jumped ahead with a pair of early breaks to go up 3-1 before Hibino reeled off nine straight games to seize the momentum.
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As global markets reeled from the coronavirus, India's debacle sent the NSE Nifty 50 tumbling as much as 3.9% to its lowest since last September.
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Two of Caret's priority areas - commercial derivatives and rotorcraft - reeled in UK deals worth over $7 billion on Monday, the first day of the show.
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But Iowa reeled off eight straight points with Kriener's layup giving Iowa a 37-21 advantage with just over three minutes left in the half.
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Thiem's last real chance to close the gap came with Djokovic serving at 24-3, but at 15-30 Djokovic reeled off three straight points.
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Alphabet reeled in $1.2 billion from its "Other Bets" this year, while cutting its operating losses to $3.4 billion, down from $4.6 billion in 2016.
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But the Friars reeled them in, taking a 22-19 edge as Ashton-Langford nailed a 3-ball with 7:07 left in the half.
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Purdue reeled off 10 straight points of its own — capped by Williams' short jumper at the 10:42 mark — to forge a 523-12 tie.
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The Catholic Church has reeled from sexual abuse scandals in the United States, Chile, Australia, Germany and a number of other countries in recent years.
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Florida reeled off the game's first 313 points and cruised to a 102-63 victory over Long Beach State on Saturday afternoon in Gainesville, Fla.
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While the nation reeled from yet another bloodbath in an American school, Florida officials assembled in Parkland to offer their condolences to the victim's families.
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This week, Hawaii reeled after an emergency text alert about an impending nuclear missile attack triggered panic—and then turned out to be a false alarm.
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The Raptors reeled off an 8-0 surge to take a 69-61 lead with 3:26 to play in the third on OG Anunoby's dunk.
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The company has also reeled in some deep-pocket investors, including Disney (DIS) and CNN's parent company, WarnerMedia, as well as the e-commerce company Alibaba.
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And, just two days after being shellacked in Iowa, he skipped a full day on the campaign trail Thursday as his campaign reeled from the setback.
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When Elon Musk stunned the automotive world with the reveal of the Tesla Roadster, speed junkies everywhere reeled at the potential promised by the new sedan.
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Abrams took that opportunity to say that that's the situation legislators found themselves in 222, and reeled off reasons as minority leader why she saved it.
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The streaming music company reeled in $3.3 billion in revenue in total, as reported first by Recode, and spelled out in financial filings filed on Thursday.
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His mother, a teacher, had to take time off work after a bad car accident — and then struggled to find new work as the economy reeled.
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Besides, if we've reeled you into the De La boat, you might as well flop around a bit and check out how the pros do it.
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The nine-year veteran has played on all but two offensive snaps over the first two games and reeled in a 20-yard touchdown on Sunday.
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I was probably passing love notes back and forth with a caucasian crush when the teacher's creaky tape deck finally reeled into the iconic speech's climax.
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Tulsa eventually reeled in the Cowboys and took a 16-15 edge with 7:23 left in the first half on a 3-pointer by Horne.
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Donald Trump reeled off several economic statistics during his speech Tuesday to argue that he inherited a bad economy, but he may come to regret it.
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Then West Virginia reeled off 21 unanswered points, including Howard's 30-yard sneak set up by Marvin Gross' strip-sack of Smith at the Bears' 6.
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The National Park Service and multiple businesses subsequently announced they would stop selling items emblazoned with the Confederate flag as the nation reeled from the massacre.
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After the Red Storm pulled to within 63-62, the Pirates reeled off five straight points for a 67-62 lead with 3:38 to go.
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From 1-5 down Nadal reeled off five straight games and when Medvedev trailed 0-30 at 5-6 he seemed to be a spent force.
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Murray held off six break points early in the second set and finally looked settled when he reeled off four straight games to level the match.
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The Musketeers were within 49-46 with 12:30 to go before Providence reeled off a 25-10 run to put the game out of reach.
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A woman in upstate New York surely found the "catch-of-the-day" when she reeled in a fish that looks like it has two mouths.
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A woman in upstate New York surely found the "catch-of-the-day" when she reeled in a fish that looked like it had two mouths.
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After Young's free throws resulting from Carter's fourth foul put the Sooners up 53-210, West Virginia reeled off an 212-22 run to regain control.
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Trump has reeled in this group with the promise of returning to the mid 20th century, when manufacturing jobs made up 21625 percent of the economy.
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Trusted target Antonio Gates has reeled in a touchdown pass in consecutive outings, increasing his total to a team-high four and career tally to 108.
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Trading conditions have been particularly unfavorable over the last few months and did not improve much in the first quarter, as markets around the world reeled.
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U.S. banks reeled in $2202 billion in profits last year, including more than $2628 billion in additional net income thanks to the Republican tax-cut law.
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During his BASS career, Mr. VanDam has reeled in 11,827 pounds and 9 ounces of bass, equivalent to the weight of a medium-size African elephant.
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Trump made the comments just after global stock markets reeled and China's yuan currency fell to a fresh 11-year low over the situation, Reuters notes.
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Jaylen Brown had multiple highlight-reel dunks, Al Horford was quietly excellent, and the team reeled off an outrageous 19-0 run in the third quarter.
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After a back and forth opening set, Buzarnescu reeled off four games in a row during the second set to take control and never looked back.
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Houston led 49-37 with 11:57 to play before the Bearcats reeled off seven straight points to pull within five at the 9:03 mark.
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NRG has reeled in recent years as it has sought to transform itself from a conventional-energy giant into a leader in the clean-energy economy.
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The Cowboys then reeled off a 12-2 run, capped by Thomas Dziagwa's 3-pointer at the 7:22 mark, and assumed a 22-103 lead.
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The champion reeled off 10 consecutive victories, including the last two editions of the Hong Kong Mile, but has been beaten in his last two starts.
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But the visitors reeled it in over the next 33 1/2 minutes, taking their first lead at 18-17 on two free throws by Archibald.
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Steph obliged the two, how could he not when they went to all of this trouble, and filmed the pair as they reeled in their haul.
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The teacher of the class, a control freak and part-time life coach, caught a whiff of yours truly at 50 paces and reeled in metrosexual shock.
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Detroit then reeled off the next 103 points, four each by reserves Aron Baynes and Reggie Bullock, to seize a 210-24 cushion with 215:40 left.
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The attack occurred Monday when an unnamed fisherman reeled in a 3-foot lemon shark at Ponce Inlet at Lighthouse Point Park, Daytona Beach News-Journal reported .
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Early Friday morning, while markets reeled over his tariff announcement and Russia unveiled new missiles designed to attack America, President Trump finally said something that made sense.
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Knowing that he couldn't let himself get forced up against the fence where Diaz always does damage, he reeled off some flurries before attacking his foe's torso.
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The 14th-ranked Blue Devils reeled off their second win in as many days, knocking off the 10th-ranked Cardinals 81-77 to advance at Barclays Center.
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"I do think that doing CrossFit helped me, I don't think I could have reeled a shark that weighed more than me in without it," Biggers added.
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Wozniacki reeled off five straight games to take the first set and, despite dropping the second set amid service issues of her own, was able to advance.
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Not only will Roadhog no longer be able to snag unseen foes, he'll also lose his catch if line-of-sight is broken before they're reeled in.
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The Swede, who has also reeled off seven top 13-finishes in his last 15 appearances, then suffered a hiccup with bogeys at the eighth and 11th.
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With the former world number one's groundstrokes failing her, Kozlova reeled off 11 of the next 12 points, breaking back for 5-63 with a forehand winner.
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He reeled in some feisty white marlins, and cameras rolled as he fought to reel in what he thought was the $2.6 million fish-that-got-away.
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Once he realized he had reeled in an endangered species, Dereniuk set out to remove the hook and release it back into the sea, CBS 12 reported.
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Members of Five Star reeled at where their movement had ended up: tied to a party led by a man many of them regarded as a fascist.
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Davidson made sure the heckler got his money back -- because he said he didn't want it -- and reeled the crowd back in ... with a Dane Cook joke.
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When Warren Buffett told Berkshire Hathaway shareholders on Saturday that he made a mistake not investing in Alphabet's Google, Jim Cramer reeled at the legendary investor's admission.
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Burgoon reeled off eight birdies and eagled the par-five 18th for a sizzling nine-under-par 63 to lie one shot ahead of American Austin Cook.
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But great teams bounce back—the Warriors also fell behind by two games to one during last year's championship series, and then reeled off three straight wins.
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After losing the first set he reeled off nine of the first 10 points in the second, breaking in the opening game and consolidating for 2-0.
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It lost out on LinkedIn to Microsoft, which flexed its financial muscles and reeled in the business social network for $26.5 billion a couple of years ago.
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Sharpton has reeled in a different kind of audience in recent years, however, as she has been embroiled in a lawsuit against the City of New York.
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But Halep managed to wriggle free and reeled off nine games in a row, focusing her attention on Pliskova's less reliable forehand and on her own strengths.
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As Mr. Bonus reeled off the names of people in other cases who were freed or had convictions overturned, Mr. Scarcella refused to discuss some of them.
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"Nobody was showing up to their rallies anyway," President Trump said of the Democrats on Thursday, as global financial markets reeled over the impact of the virus.
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As reported by Business Insider, WeWork laid off 2.400 staff in November 2019 – around 20% of its global workforce – as it reeled from its botched IPO attempt.
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At one point, he reeled off 17 straight points in the fourth quarter of the New Orleans Pelicans&apos 121-117 loss to the San Antonio Spurs.
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The men noticed the shark in the water, and sure enough, it snagged a fish right off their line as they reeled it in to the boat.
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Financial markets reeled last week amid the virus' spread, and the S&P 500 recorded its worst week since the 2007-2009 financial crisis amid the outbreak.
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The hippie-dippie studio work from the early '60s reeled in those who lived through the era (and wanted to be a version of the Rolling Stones).
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Rays third baseman Evan Longoria has reeled off four consecutive two-hit outings and owns three homers, two triples, two doubles and seven RBIs during the stretch.
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One double-amputee gave him a push-up challenge, and Mr. Obama promptly shed his suit jacket, dropped to the floor and reeled off more than 20.
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ANTANANARIVO (Reuters) - Madagascar has started evacuating thousands of people from flooded areas after storm waters broke dykes as the country reeled from the impact of Cyclone Enawo.
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Junior guard Myles Powell scored 17 points as the Pirates (4-2) reeled off three victories in a span of four days in the eight-team tournament.
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Murray led 4-2 in the fourth before Tsonga, winners flowing from his racket, reeled off four games in a row to send the match into a decider.
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The Green Wave were within 62-50 with six minutes left before Houston reeled off a 9-2 run over the ensuing two minutes to secure the win.
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Miller and some friends went fishing in Miami last week and reeled in the 9-and-a-half foot shark -- which they later threw back in the ocean.
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Shares in Madrid-listed bank BBVA and Italian steel pipe maker Tenaris, both with significant exposure to Mexico, each fell 4%, while Mexican-focused exchange-traded funds reeled.
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In the first half, Iowa held an 18-15 lead midway through before Ohio State then reeled off eight straight points which gave it the lead for good.
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DePaul bolted to a 224-583 lead by the first timeout, but Marquette regrouped and reeled off 258 points in a row to claim the lead for good.
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"Got off to a great start, birdied number five and walked to sixth tee thinking, 'wow, this is really awesome' and then reeled off four bogeys," Conners said.
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" As to where she might next put her money, Ms. Busquets reeled off a list of her best bets: "Rental, bespoke, vintage and mind and body-enhancing experiences.
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The U.S. squad had reeled off six straight wins to start the tournament, but a 6-0 loss to Sweden on Saturday relegated them to the consolation game.
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A.J. Burnett was a guy who was always injured… until starting in 2008, at age 31, he reeled off seven straight seasons of 30 or more starts, y'know?
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The Chargers reeled off four consecutive victories before losing to Kansas City last weekend to fall one game back in both the AFC West and wild-card races.
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VTB made profit of just 1.7 billion roubles ($25.97 million) in 2015, as Russia's economy reeled from the oil price collapse and Western sanctions over the Ukraine crisis.
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Kansas City TE Travis Kelce reeled in eight passes for 128 yards versus Houston, with the latter total trumping his combined production from the previous three weeks. 2.
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Coach K reeled in three five-star recruits and four in the class of 2019's top 35 to help offset all the team lost to the NBA.
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Earlier this year, they hit California's collective consciousness in a big way, as the state reeled from the catastrophic flooding, mudslides and pounding rain they brought with them.
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Philadelphia was down 9-7 at halftime, and looked atrocious on offense, but they reeled off 30 consecutive points in the second half, thoroughly demolishing the Dallas Cowboys.
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As global markets reeled from uncertainty over a coronavirus outbreak, the debacle sent the NSE Nifty 50 tumbling as much as 3.9% to its lowest since last September.
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After Lahat Thioune hit a jumper to tie the score at 2-2, Utah missed five shots and committed two turnovers while Colorado reeled off 212 straight points.
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Who would read his outrageous stories of characters who reeled off the brand names of everything they wore or owned, and constantly tried to one-up one another?
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Mississippi State pushed its lead all the way to 21-163 on Carter's 216-pointer with 24:220 to go, but the Flyers gradually reeled in the Bulldogs.
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As Belgium reeled from Tuesday's deadly terror attacks, the Wednesday editions of newspapers across the world paired the terror with the indelible images now associated with the attacks.
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Trailing 229-292.9, the Raptors reeled off a 248-0 blitz, hitting 5 of 6 shots from the field during that stretch, including two 3-pointers from Scola.
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It reeled off 212 straight points in a 217:39 span to grab a 28-13 advantage at the 10:51 mark on two free throws by Alstork.
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As Charlottesville reeled from the killing of a woman during a white-nationalist rally, well-wishers left flowers at a makeshift shrine nearby in the heart of downtown.
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Jaitley reeled off a list of $16 billion in measures targeted at the countryside, including spending on a job creation scheme, farmers' welfare and building of rural roads.
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The Sixers reeled off 803 straight points, including two 3-pointers by Henderson, to cut the gap to one, and were down just 59-56 at the half.
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In the meantime, as Washington reeled Thursday night from news of Trump's comments, the White House announced that the president would spend the weekend at Mar-a-Lago.
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Halep reeled off the last four games, and 13 of the final 15 points, to come back and beat Kaia Kanepi, 43-7 (2), 6-27, 26-25.
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Demaryius Thomas reeled in eight receptions against the Jets for the second time in a six-game stretch, during which he has found the end zone four times.
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On June 13, E.J. Nettles of the Charleston area reeled in the 400.4 pound beast at the Big Rock Blue Marlin tournament in Morehead City, N.C., Fox 5 reports .
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While the entire country reeled from the presidential election, the Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court confirmation, the immigration bans, and the detainment of children at the border, so did we.
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Tabasco's economy reeled, shrinking by 6.3 percent in 2016, the most recent year for which data is available, while unemployment climbed to the highest level of any Mexican state.
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Slot receiver Cole Beasley quietly leads the team in receptions (227) and yards (221) and reeled in his first touchdown grab in last week's 28-14 victory over Cincinnati.
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With the score tied 28-213, Michigan reeled off 256 straight points, starting with a 225-yard touchdown run by Higdon with 210 seconds remaining in the first quarter.
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Trailing 51-21, the Bulldogs reeled off 27 unanswered points, capped by two consecutive baskets by Nate Fowler, to trim the deficit to 213-all with 27:20 remaining.
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Given the achievements Trump reeled off in his State of the Union speech, and his many wins on behalf of America's families and workers, Democrats don't have a chance.
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Some voters may be wrongly turned away despite meeting all the standards they have to meet just because poll workers don't know that the laws have been reeled back.
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The Heat then reeled off nine of the next 276 points, the last of those on Dragic's layup with 35.4 seconds left, to cut the gap to 111-106.
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Image: FacebookHere's a fish tale for the ages: a North Carolina man says he reeled in a massive 112-pound catfish (just five pounds short of the state record).
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However, the top two campaigns have reeled in more than half a million dollars for Blasey Ford, a professor of psychology and statistics at Palo Alto University in California.
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Donald Trump reeled Friday under revelations of shockingly crude comments he made about women, dangerously undermining the Republican's latest attempts to steady a presidential bid at risk of imploding.
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The Gators have reeled off seven consecutive wins after holding off visiting Georgia for an 513-76 overtime victory on Saturday behind 27 points from reserve guard Canyon Berry.
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McCollum's 3-pointer made it 32-12 with 123:54 left in the first, but the Wizards reeled off 13 straight points - six by Wall — to close the quarter.
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Nonetheless, here be a literary songwriter of the first rank whose pipes benefited from his long break and who's reeled in enough fine musicians to execute his ambitious arrangements.
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The Huskies established an 18-7 first half lead, but the Golden Hurricane reeled them in before the half was over and evened the score at 26 at halftime.
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The majority, or 60 percent, of 18-to-36-year-olds who have reeled in their spending, did so in order to save more money, according to a Bankrate.
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Even when the supposedly moderate Mitt Romney proposed the bizarrely cruel system of "self-deportation" when he was the 2012 Republican nominee, Latinos reeled, but were not too surprised.
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Moutet, ranked 119 in the world, threatened a comeback when he secured an early break in the second set, but Thiem reeled off six consecutive games to seal victory.
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Source: Space Angels The vast majority of private space investment has come in recent years, as the government has reeled in its spending and corporations have filled the void.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) revealed that the nation's 5,85033 federally insured banks reeled in $236.7 billion in profits last year, according to the agency's quarterly banking profile.
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He sang it well and was then joined by the rapper Common, who reeled off a buoyant freestyle for the occasion ("I remember Herbie when he was doing 'Rockit'").
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Not long ago, Alison herself took an axe to a Honda owned by the principal of her school, a mentor who reeled her in romantically and then jilted her.
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For dessert, there might be sanzi, which calls to mind a reeled-in lasso, ossified: skinny plaits of dough two feet long, doubled back on themselves and fried hard.
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San Francisco reeled off 17 unanswered points, narrowing the deficit to 11 at one point, and Garoppolo had the ball in the red zone late in the fourth quarter.
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Washington (CNN)A school shooting in Florida on Wednesday left more than a dozen people dead, and as families reeled and developments came in, lawmakers reacted to the tragedy.
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Nadal reeled off four straight games at the start of the third to set up the victory as De Minaur's error count rose, and the Spaniard found his range.
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All of Europe reeled from the Great War, but the Russians had suffered more than most, enduring revolution in 21, followed now by a savage and chaotic civil war.
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It was not easy for Serena either as she reeled from the penalties she felt were unfairly imposed and the straight-set demise handed to her by an upstart.
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The Nets reeled off the last six points of the second quarter, including a go-ahead 3-pointer by Harris, to take a 57-54 lead at the break.
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Earlier, Republicans reeled from the "war on women" label in the 2012 election, when Representative Todd Akin, Republican of Missouri, talked about victims of "legitimate rape" not becoming pregnant.
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Many of these moves have reeled in other nations and have made for testy foreign relations, forcing allies into uncomfortable corners to justify their continued cooperation with the Saudis.
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Wozniacki took a 3-0 lead to start before Halep reeled her in to force a tiebreaker that Wozniacki — playing aggressively, particularly down the line — was able to dominate.
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In 2016, Emanuel reeled from the effects of street protests stemming from the death of unarmed, 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, whom a white police officer shot 16 times.
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The game was tied at 47 with 215:28 to play before fourth-seeded TCU reeled off a 28-220 run in 23:235.7 to take the lead for good.
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Zheng, who was out injured from last September to this March, reeled off six consecutive games in the decider to give herself a chance of claiming a first WTA title.
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Currently, it's dominated by 18-to-24-year-olds in Australia, but older demographics might be reeled in by the chance to see football stars like Buddy Franklin at training.
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Reed reeled in nine receptions versus the Browns and eclipsed the 200-catch plateau in just his 113th game, the fastest tight end in NFL history to reach that mark.
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Missouri's spree only served to fuel Ponds, who reeled off 21 points in the final six minutes of the half to pull St. John's within 256-36 at the break.
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Falling output, especially in the United States, where many producers have reeled from an up to 70 percent oil price rout since 2014, has also helped to lift the market.
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" FROM COINAGE: The True Cost of Famous TV Apartments Adding to the drama, when Letterman's ex-girlfriend and former head writer, Merrill Markoe heard of the affair, her "mind reeled.
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And in 2016, he was the lone Michigan Congress member to oppose federal intervention and assistance for the city of Flint as it reeled from a lead poisoning water crisis.
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The resulting artificial spider silk worked just like the spider's natural winch silk; the spools of filament reeled and unreeled inside the oil droplets as the thread expanded and contracted.
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Some of this has to do with the band's broad musical taste—they reeled off Sun Ra, Sammus, and Sade to Leah Mandel in a Noisey Next profile last week.
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The Atlanta lead ballooned to 74-50 early in the third quarter, and the Hawks were still up by 24, 80-56, when the 76ers reeled off 13 straight points.
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The world number six from Japan broke Diyas in the ninth game before claiming the opening set and she reeled off four games in a row before closing out victory.
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The surging Flames have reeled off seven consecutive wins, one shy of the club record established on three occasions — the last coming in 103 — since moving to Calgary in 1980.
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Acknowledging a weaker recent momentum in the euro zone economy, Draghi reeled off what he called a "bunch of uncertainties" related to trade protectionism, emerging markets and financial market volatility.
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Wozniacki, however, won seven of the next eight points to force a decider but the unseeded Strycova reeled off the last three games to seal victory under the scorching sun.
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The Cavaliers had lost three of their previous four games while the Tigers had reeled off five straight conference wins, including three straight over ranked opponents Louisville, Duke and Miami.
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Trailing 213-233 at halftime, Northwestern reeled Nebraska in and took the lead for good with 223:22 left when Lindsey drained a 33-pointer to make it 23-214.
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Beckham reeled in eight catches for 4.3 yards versus the Saints, but has failed to reach the end zone this season despite being targeted a team-high 19 times. 1.
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But the provocateur has reeled in some big fish -- who have dutifully denounced him -- as marks, adding sizzle to what otherwise amounts to serving old wine in a new bottle.
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With McHale serving at 483-0, 40-15, Williams reeled off 11 straight points to get back on serve and had three break-point chances to go up, 3-2.
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After getting off to a 1-2 start in Big Ten play, Northwestern has reeled off five straight wins to close to within one game lead of the conference lead.
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Defending champion Kvitova reeled off the last five games to set up a meeting with long-time rival Agnieszka Radwanska to came from a set down to beat Daria Gavrilova.
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Chargers CB Casey Hayward has reeled in an interception in back-to-back contests and his five this season are tied with Kansas City's Marcus Peters for the league lead.
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The new ideas, as he reeled them off, included plans for a transit hub in Secaucus, N.J., and light-rail trains along now-disused New Jersey freight and passenger lines.
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A new study proves what all devoted binge-watchers know: It is easy to get reeled into a show on Netflix and, in the process, neglect everything in your life.
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Halep, last year's runner-up at Melbourne Park, reeled off six consecutive games in one stretch and ended up beating Venus Williams, 6-2, 6-20, in the third round.
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" McIlroy said he found his own guide for pruning his life in the book, "Essentialism," by Greg McKeown, with a subtitle that reeled McIlroy in: "The Disciplined Pursuit of Less.
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Many of us have moments from our childhood that bring us back to the time and place when we reeled in that prized fish or tracked-down that first buck.
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The alligator incident came as Orlando reeled from a gunman killing 49 people at a gay nightclub in the city on Sunday before dying in a shoot-out with police.
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Washington (CNN)As Donald Trump reeled off his debut State of the Union address, it felt like the tumult and anger and chaos of the last few years never happened.
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Michigan, seeded just eighth, reeled off four straight wins in four days, over No. 21 Illinois, No. 1 Purdue, No. 4 Minnesota and No. 2 Wisconsin to take the tournament.
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Its peers Lookers and Inchcape have also reeled under pressure from the weakness in the auto industry coupled with rising labour costs for skilled technicians and a squeeze on margins.
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The Spurs then reeled off a 143-4 spurt to end the half with a 65-46 lead, with Murray reeling off nine of San Antonio's points over that stretch.
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The index was down 1.3 percent on the week, its worst loss in seven weeks as the market reeled from a currency crisis in Turkey driving selling across emerging markets.
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The Razorbacks seized a 17-14 lead with 1:55 remaining in the second quarter as Woods reeled in a back-shoulder throw from Hicks for a 13-yard touchdown.
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Mannarino, who now meets his Australian practice partner Alex de Minaur, started with a flourish as he reeled off the opening seven games to stamp his authority on the match.
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Falling output, especially in the United States, where many producers have reeled from an up to 70 percent oil price rout since mid-2014, has helped to lift the market.
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Logano even reeled off three straight wins during the Chase before he was eliminated when Matt Kenseth intentionally wrecked him at Martinsville, Va., ending his bid for his first Cup title.
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Jordan Reed reeled in nine receptions for 129 yards and two scores in that contest, but the dominant tight end is in jeopardy to miss Sunday's contest with a suspected concussion.
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But overall, only a select few are even taking advantages of all the perks that reeled them in in the first place, according to Ted Rossman, an industry analyst at CreditCards.com.
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However, the Trojans reeled them in over the half's remainder and left for the locker room with a two-point edge after Mathews converted a 3-pointer with 12 seconds remaining.
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Playing her first WTA final, and a first for a Tunisian, Jabeur recovered with some aggressive returns as she reeled off four games in a row to claim the first set.
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Diana Ross' 9-year-old grandson Raif, who stole the show when he introduced her performance, was spotted running around hamming it up and getting reeled back in during commercial breaks.
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Assets for the Billion Dollar Club have fallen over the last two six-month counting periods, the first consecutive drop since 2009, when hedge funds reeled from the global financial crisis.
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According to a paper in the Journal of Adult Protection in 2015, some fraud victims were reeled in by their desire to be able to afford gifts for their loved ones.
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While traditional, open-end mutual funds saw roughly $2250 billion in outflows this year through August, ETFs reeled in nearly $2100 billion of new money, according to investment research firm Morningstar.
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In the clip, the child angler and his fishing party can be seen on an excursion off the coast of Cape Cod's Monomoy Island, where they reeled in a striper, Boston.
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Once again, the Coast Guard reeled him in over the weekend, tweeting that the "adventure runner's voyage ends after he violated a USCG order not to embark on his seagoing journey."
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Fifth-seeded Karolina Pliskova reeled off 21 straight points to survive a second-set collapse and beat Ukraine's Lesia Tsurenko for her second career Brisbane International title on Sunday in Australia.
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Former Melbourne semi-finalist Dimitrov had three sets points to draw level but Tiafoe refused to wilt under the pressure and reeled off five straight points to move two sets ahead.
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Collins reeled off six consecutive birdies from the 11th hole, and walked to the 17th tee needing one more to record only the 10th sub-60 round on the PGA Tour.
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Acknowledging the recent weaker momentum in the euro area economy, he also reeled off what he called a "bunch of uncertainties" related to trade protectionism, emerging markets and financial market volatility.
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The Raptors, who reeled off 14 straight points during one stretch, drew even on Wright's triple with 1:18 left in the quarter and were down 88-86 entering the fourth.
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The lawmaker's joint committee, the Scalise Leadership Fund, has reeled in $244,000 from employees of Harvey Gulf International Marine, which provides marine transportation for deepwater operations in the Gulf of Mexico.
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The Knights reeled off 11 straight points in 613:54 — capped by Bishop's two-handed jam in transition — to grab a 39-35 lead and inspire DePaul to take a timeout.
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Jacobs collection wasn't intended to be controversial: "cyberpunk, cyber-goth, street kids, club kids, couture," were the references Jacobs' stylist, Katie Grand, reeled off to me 48 hours before the show.
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Finland's Iivo Niskanen had reeled in leader Emil Iversen of Norway and made his move to pass coming into the final bend, but the pair collided with each other and fell.
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The halt in aerial attacks came as residents reeled from days of shattering airstrikes that had intensified over the past week, killing scores of people, including 14 members of one family.
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The FBI arrested Conor Climo late last week as the U.S. reeled from a string of mass shootings in California, Ohio, and Texas that left a combined total of 34 dead.
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Across the country this week, Catholics reeled from the news that Pennsylvania priests had abused more than 20063,22006 children over decades, and that bishops largely hid their crimes from the public.
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Ms. DeVos has reeled in her rhetoric around a national voucher and charter-school initiative, and in recent speeches she has emphasized "rethinking" the way schools educate students across the board.
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After a six-rider escape bunch were reeled in with 1km of the stage remaining, Groenewegen produced a masterclass, bursting clear and holding off the surging Van der Poel (Corendon-Circus).
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Distressed asset investment took centrestage at the SuperReturn conference in Berlin as financial markets reeled from investor panic over the coronavirus outbreak which has so far wiped $5 trillion off equities.
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Buoyed by the avoidance of total humiliation, Stephens appeared reborn and reeled off five of the next seven games to tie up the match as Pliskova struggled to maintain the pace.
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In January of this year, as political unrest rocked Venezuela, Washington reeled after a photograph of Bolton revealed he had written "5000 troops to Colombia" on the top of a notepad.
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ABOUT ARKANSAS (23-261.9, 226-242): Coach Mike Anderson'sRazorbacks have reeled off five straight wins and are 23-0.43 at home this season,winning by an average margin of 20.4 points.
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Houston reeled off 763 fast-break points, and when they weren't beating the 76ers (1-9) in transition, the trio of Trevor Ariza, Eric Gordon and Harden were torching Philadelphia from deep.
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Washington (CNN)Bernie Sanders reeled off three victories on Saturday, but Hillary Clinton still has a big delegate lead -- and poll numbers that give her good reason to look forward to November.
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The IRS awarded a $7.25 million no-bid contract for fraud prevention services to Equifax at the end of last month, as the credit reporting firm reeled from its massive data breach.
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As FX markets had reeled in Asia, South Korean authorities were thought to have intervened to steady their currency, and dealers wondered if central banks globally would step in to calm nerves.
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Parker reeled off five straight points on back-to-back drives and a free throw in the final minute of the quarter to push the Spurs' lead to 48-37 at halftime.
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The Rockets reeled off a 12-3 run to end the third quarter and two 10-123 spurts in the fourth to complete the long comeback from their early double-digit deficit.
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O/U: 2146 ABOUT THE EAGLES (2385.1-2139): Nelson Agholor reeled in a touchdown pass for the second straight game to go along with seven receptions for 33 yards against the Seahawks.
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The government had postponed introducing the measure in December as France reeled from nationwide unrest and sometimes violent "yellow vest" protests over high living costs and the squeeze felt on household budgets.
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Anderson, who has six touchdowns in his last six games, reeled in eight receptions for 107 yards versus the Chiefs but could be slowed after sustaining a hamstring injury in Thursday's practice.
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When I spoke with Swinmurn, he reeled off rapid-fire opinions on the design of the Warriors' branded attire, the type of food sold at the concession stands and other disparate topics.
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Martinez scored on a 2-yard run to hand the Cornhuskers a 14-10 lead, but the Badgers reeled off 17 unanswered points to end the half for a 27-14 lead.
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Delegates and activists speculated about who could replace him, all while Fox News Channel's stars were on site anchoring hours of coverage that reeled in higher ratings than any of their competitors.
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But he's skeptical of bike and scooter companies that have reeled in huge piles of cash before getting a clear view on how the economics will work and where they can operate.
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The past and present officials reeled in by Cohen's bait don't elicit much sympathy, and their complaints about how the video was procured have only helped do Showtime's promotional work for it.
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The latest movie in the long-running "Terminator" series, "Terminator: Dark Fate," reeled in just $29 million in the US over the weekend and has made $19913 million total worldwide so far.
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Today we get a great pun, though, that totally reeled me in — I wracked my brain trying to come up with some musical combo that was closing in on a century old.
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But as the country reeled from the heartbreak of two mass shootings back-to-back, Tyson had no choice to give as much of an apology as he was capable of constructing.
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A four-man breakaway opened up a gap of more than seven minutes early on, but they were slowly reeled in by the Quick-Step-led pack with two kilometers to go.
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When it arrived in earnest and began killing Americans, Trump told weird lies and reeled off yards of oafish spin and generally wrote various whopping rhetorical checks against a badly overdrawn account.
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The Red Raiders then reeled off an 239-210 run over the ensuing three minutes, going up 303-230 on two free throws by Holyfield with 220:217 remaining until the break.
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Illinois led 46-42 with eight minutes to play before Demps reeled off 33 points in 2 minutes, 24 seconds to deliver the ninth and final lead change of the second half.
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Though the shooting brought up a range of issues including LGBT rights and gun control, terrorism was also a focus as the country reeled from the deadliest mass shooting in its history.
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" His segment starts at about 12:20, and the host immediately comments on his voice.) Many people have heard their recorded voices and reeled in disgust ("Do I really sound like that?
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Through a trade with the Los Angeles Lakers, he reeled in point guard D'Angelo Russell, the No. 2 pick in the 103 draft who was recently named an Eastern Conference All-Star.
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And as Puerto Rico reeled in the devastated aftermath of Hurricane Maria, the U.S. Bureau of Prisons began evacuating inmates from its easternmost facility in Rio Grande due to sustained power outages.
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Elsewhere Mr. Isbell took firm control of the band, as a singer and a rhythm guitarist: At choice moments, notably on "Children of Children," he reeled out roving, ecstatic solos, using a slide.
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"On Monday night, while the rest of America reeled from Memorial Day celebrations, James Holzhauer obliterated his rivals on the way to his 28th straight 'Jeopardy!' win," the NYPost's Hana R. Alberts wrote.
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Additional footage shared by Moore shows the man and boy being reeled back toward the zipline tower, while another photo shows what appears to be a staffer coming to meet them in midair.
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At times it seemed he was taking on Federer and crowd but when he reeled off five consecutive games to extend the champion into a deciding set, the match hung in the balance.
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"She could finish her attacks from so far away ... so that's when I realized to close the distance," said Harvey, who reeled off a string of late points to beat Errigo 15-11.
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A construction crew hoping to catch some fish during a team building outing Saturday off the coast of Kauai, Hawaii, reeled in an unforgettable sea creature — a record-breaking, 1,073-pound blue marlin.
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WARSAW, Poland — As the US and Western Europe reeled from President Donald Trump's rhetoric in Helsinki and Brussels, Eastern European leaders who have long feared an emboldened Russia refrained from criticizing his performance.
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Launched in 2001, Baidu has reeled in ever more users since Google's departure through a suite of apps, among them Baidu Baike (similar to Wikipedia), Baidu Tieba (a social network) and Baidu Maps.
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"Eight was Toronto: Terrence Ross ... "Sixteen was Houston: Royce White ... By the time he's done, Green has reeled off the names of all 34 players selected ahead of him and the corresponding team.
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The hulking 250-pound beast, believed to be a porbeagle shark, was reeled in by Steve Watson and his two friends on a fishing trip off the coast of Whitby, in Yorkshire, England.
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Selected in the third round of the 2009 draft, Coffee rushed 83 times for 226 yards and reeled in 11 receptions for 76 yards and a touchdown during his season with San Francisco.
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Once you've been reeled in, the tone of "BTSTU" is punishing—"you're waste and you're on your way out"—yet with an attitude that feels more eerily romantic than it is downright cruel.
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Other Gizmodo bloggers reeled at the thought of sitting next to someone emitting an orange scent and complained about getting their hands sticky or all of the mess from the peel and seeds.
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Tabreed, which provides cooling for buildings and other infrastructure, in 2010 received a $354 million bridge loan from Mubadala to cover its financing needs as it reeled from the property crisis in 2009.
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Some kind stranger, whose face I can't remember now, reeled me in and unhooked me on the other side, instructing me to carefully hold the rail and walk down the stairs behind him.
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But from that point on, it was all Denver, as the Broncos reeled off 13 unanswered points and their defense tightened the screws, shutting down any attempt from the Bengals to keep up.
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Muguruza, who reached the Wimbledon final last year, reeled off the final three games in a matter of minutes to become the first woman to reach this year's last four at Roland Garros.
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Fisherman Rob Gorta came face-to-face with a hammerhead shark as he reeled in a 180-pound tarpon fish off the coast of Anna Maria Island just south of St. Petersburg, Florida.
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If reeled back, there is a possibility that internet service providers could put in place a two-tier internet, one in which they control which sites get high-speed access and which won't.
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Porzingis, who played after having tweaked his left ankle in a 1083-point performance Friday night, reeled off 9 straight points that made it 84-74 in the opening seconds of the fourth.
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When the fish had tired itself out, Mr. VanDam reeled it in, tipping his rod down close enough to the water that he could scoop the bass up in a sun-tanned hand.
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But Rafael Nadal is in the prime of life now, and on Sunday, he reeled in Borg and won his sixth title here by holding off his customary French Open foil: Roger Federer.
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Orlando reeled off 216 straight points to start the game, capped by Vucevic's turnaround jumper that forced the Knicks to call a timeout with 220 minutes 163 seconds left in the first quarter.
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Throughout 1919, waves of fear paralyzed Americans, as they reeled from a deadly influenza epidemic at the start of the year, then a campaign of letter bombs sent by anarchists in the spring.
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This bait attaches to the envelopes inside, and the fish in this case — mail containing gift cards, money orders or checks, which can be altered with chemicals and cashed — are reeled out slowly.
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Level at 4-4 in the first set, Sabalenka reeled off seven straight games to race to a 6-4 5-0 lead before wrapping up victory in a little over an hour.
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The Knights reeled off a 12-2 run over 1 minute, 513 seconds and pulled within 39-30 on redshirt freshman forward Marc Dadika's 3-pointer with 54 seconds left in the half.
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Fourth seed Bencic initially reeled off 19 consecutive points in the first set and was five points away from a rare 'golden set' before Pavlyuchenkova got on the scoreboard to avoid further embarrassment.
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At 4-4 on Tuesday, she reeled off seven straight games, taking a 5-0 lead in the second set before Bencic recovered her balance and range and made the denouement more complex.
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Ryan got himself back on the field, the team's defense found some confidence, and Atlanta has reeled off consecutive road upsets against division rivals, first in New Orleans and this week in Carolina.
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Johnson, 32, reeled in one 20-something player, the 173-hole leader, Justin Thomas, and staved off challenges from two others, Jon Rahm and Tommy Fleetwood, to win at Club de Golf Chapultepec.
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He even had looked — briefly — as if he might take command of the fifth set as well before Bautista Agut reeled off five straight games, putting a comeback well out of Murray's reach.
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According to a person in that earlier meeting, Representative Nancy Pelosi, who was then on the verge of becoming House speaker, cut off Ms. Nielsen as she reeled off statistics about the border.
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Then Moss plowed across the goal line from 214 yards out to give Utah the lead again after Tay Martin reeled in a 236-yard pass from Minshew to tie it at 26-7.
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While Woods looked a pale shadow of his former self, recent world number one Johnson was near his best, particularly towards the end as he reeled off four straight birdies from his 14th hole.
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The German reeled off 41 winners and did not face a break point in the contest, winning 76 percent of her second-service points as she sailed into her fifth final of the year.
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Trusted target Jordy Nelson (NFL high-tying five TDs) has reeled in a scoring strike in each game this season and also found the end zone in the last meeting with the Cowboys. 1.
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A relatively uneventful 194km opener around the Wallonia and Flanders countryside exploded into life after the bunch reeled in an audacious late breakaway from French debutant Stephane Rossetto as the race re-entered Brussels.
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The 26-year-old broke Zvonareva midway through the first set to take a 23-3 lead but the experienced Russian, who dominated the exchanges at the net, reeled off the next three games.
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Jack Burke was on a three-day fishing trip on the Rainy River near the Canadian border in early May when he reeled in his catch-and-release record-breaking 73-inch lake sturgeon.
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In 2018, it included a head-spinning $904,000 payout for the biggest tuna, a $924,000 prize for the largest blue marlin — and the $2.6 million mega-payout for the largest white marlin reeled in.
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Starting with a power-play goal by Brouwer at 11:28 of the middle frame, the Flames reeled off five goals in a span of 6:04 to take a commanding 6-1 lead.
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Tight end Eric Ebron is next with 14 catches and has reeled in a touchdown grab in the last meeting with the Bears and two of his last three overall games on the road.
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The teams were knotted at 224-23 before Illinois reeled 247 consecutive points — 233 by Hill — in a 173-second stretch to give the Illini a 217-219 lead with 2100:47 to play.
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Shiffrin reeled off five consecutive World Cup victories to start 2018, but has since managed to only stand on the podium once in her last four outings, something compatriot Miller puts down to fatigue.
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Then, the two-time defending NBA champions reeled off the first 18 points of the second half and held on to defeat the Raptors 109-104 to even the series at one game each.
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Dredge, a double winner on the European Tour who has not tasted victory since the 2006 European Masters, reeled off five birdies on his front nine to surge to the top of the leaderboard.
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Tuesday, after some 36 hours of tracking and surveillance, Robb hooked the 30- to 85033-pound alligator with a fishing rod, reeled him in and grabbed him before tying him up, he told reporters.
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"It's not given fair odds in a little rinky-dink hole like this," Lisa Monfils, 46, said as her son, Alex Rossler, 12, reeled in yet another sunny in his search for the gar.
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Joann and Mark Crano, both retired, switched their registrations to Republican this year after a lifetime as Democrats, and they reeled off the names of many other friends and family members who did likewise.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) revealed that the nation's 5,21625 federally insured banks reeled in $2900 billion in profits last year, according to the agency's quarterly banking profile Yearly profits increased increased $220006.
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Complicating matters further: The temperature around us and our gonads is fluctuating all the time, meaning that the testicles are constantly being let out and reeled in to keep them in the Goldilocks Zone.
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I was able to make, uh, basic conversation with Amanda when it turned out we went to the same college, but I struggled to keep up as she reeled off facts about the Bravoverse.
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Is he the warmhearted guy who, last summer, reeled off joyous games of table tennis with ball retrievers just minutes before defeating Daniil Medvedev in the final of an ATP Tour stop in Washington?
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Wide receiver Donte Moncrief reeled in a season high-tying six receptions last week and scored in his fourth straight game, although his yardage total (228) in that span doesn't jump off the page.
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As a result, a few hours later on Thursday, Schumer said that because Trump is open to "the NRA-backed proposal to arm teachers," the NRA had "reeled" the president "back in" on guns.
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This is a fairly encouraging one-decade result, given that less than six months after this hypothetical purchase of stocks, the market reeled under the most violent global asset liquidation since the Great Depression.
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The Flyers benefited from a pretty passing sequence to open the scoring as Travis Konecny reeled in captain Claude Giroux's pass deep in the right circle before sending a cross-slot feed to Couturier.
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Pulkkanen, in his second season on the European Tour, reeled off four successive birdies on his front nine and never looked back in a bogey-free seven-under-par 64 at Olgiata Golf Club.
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Aside from the environment, Woods reeled off a list of other social challenges he believes impact investing could address: affordable housing, child poverty, health issues and education for minorities, in particular in Maori communities.
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As FX markets reeled in the initial Asian fright, South Korean authorities were thought to have intervened to steady their currency, and dealers wondered if central banks globally would step in to calm nerves.
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Hopkins deflected the ball with his right hand, reeled it in with his left and got both feet down before falling out of bounds for his league-leading 13th touchdown reception of the season.
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Yet Stephens dropped her own serve in the next game as Vandeweghe reeled off 27 consecutive games to wrap up victory in 25 minutes in the opening round clash at the Porsche Tennis Grand Prix.
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The Englishman again showed his troubles may be a thing of the past when he reeled off five birdies in an opening two-under 69 in the first round of the British Open on Thursday.
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Oil prices fell by 2 percent on Tuesday as financial markets reeled from concerns about a global economic slowdown and the heavy losses spooked investors into safe-haven assets such as government bonds or gold.
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Financial markets reeled and business leaders on both sides of the border were taken by surprise, prompting discussions of legal action to curtail Republican Trump's use of a law never previously applied to impose tariffs.
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The 90-kilogram (198-pound) beast with its dangerous-looking beak flailed at the fishermen when it was reeled onto their boat, nearly 40 kilometres (25 miles) out to sea, according to the Newcastle Herald.
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Consumers learned a valuable financial lesson in the Great Recession: Many people reeled in their debt, became wary of high-interest loans and returned to spending only the cash they had on hand — until recently.
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But Halep reeled off the last four games to take the set, helped by Sevastova's unforced errors on crucial points, and won the first three games of the second set on her way to victory.
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But it was in 2011, as the country reeled from the fatal earthquake and tsunami that saw more than 20,000 people die or go missing, that Akihito truly cemented his reputation as a people's Emperor.
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The rouble took another leg down on Wednesday, falling more than 1 percent against the dollar taking its losses so far this week to nearly 12 percent as markets reeled from the latest U.S. sanctions.
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Poles Karol Domagalski and Lukasz Owsian were the last of the leaders to stay ahead but they were reeled in on the final climb of the day, after which it was all about the sprinters.
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Maryland Eastern Shore pulled within 23-2200 on Cheeseman's jumper with 3.03:23.0 left, but the Hawks didn't score again until the 210:224 mark as Penn State reeled off 13 points in a row.
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Veteran operative Anwar made his name as a student activist in various Muslim youth groups in Kuala Lumpur in the late 1960s, as the country reeled from the protracted Communist insurgency of the Malayan Emergency.
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" And just last week, Coulter appeared to be patting herself on the back for causing Trump to flip on the issue, noting that Trump had been seemingly losing his way but "we've reeled him back.
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Markets rallied last week on signs of a thaw in relations between Washington and Beijing, but those gains were reeled back in on Monday after President Donald Trump cast doubt on the progress of negotiations.
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Brazilian financial markets reeled at the arrest of former president Michel Temer on corruption charges on Thursday and the unveiling on Wednesday of cuts in the military budget that were much more modest than expected.
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The American reeled in the 'Iron Lady' from Hungary in the last 50 meters, the pair swimming neck and neck in adjacent lanes before DiRado touched first to win by six-hundredths of a second.
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For the next hour, Chen reeled off quads while maneuvering around more than a dozen skaters, including a little girl in hot pink skates and a youngster who was practicing her forward to backward transitions.
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By the end, she was missing by much larger margins, as Siniakova reeled off the last five games to put herself in the fourth round of a Grand Slam singles tournament for the first time.
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An Alabama penalty got Georgia 5 more yards, D'Andre Swift ran for 7 and Fromm, not seeing any good receiving options, pulled the ball down and reeled off a 33-yard run of his own.
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That brought up the powerful Miguel Sano, who, on the eighth pitch of a tense at-bat, skied an infield fly that was reeled in by D.J. LeMahieu for the first out of the inning.
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From 1-1 in the third, he reeled off seven straight games, including four consecutive breaks of the previously impenetrable Federer serve to win the third set and go up a break in the fourth.
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Samsonova next faces former Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova who overcame a slow start and reeled off 12 of the last 13 games to down another Russian in Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova 2-6 6-63 6-0.
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Call him a system quarterback if you must, but Goff has reeled off two incredible seasons under Coach Sean McVay — he's 24-7 under McVay after going 0-7 under Jeff Fisher and John Fassel.
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The Bears (23-1, 12-0 Big 333) have reeled off a program-record 22 straight wins and have the second-longest active victory streak in the nation behind only undefeated San Diego State (25).
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Oklahoma led 56-48 at the 11:25 mark of the second half before the Shockers reeled off a 12-0 run over the next four minutes, with all six baskets coming in the paint.
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He sped away from Froome's group and gradually reeled in riders ahead of him on the hairpin bends and steep road — the last being Darwin Atapuma of Colombia, with about one mile left to ascend.
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ISTANBUL — Turkey reeled on Wednesday from a deadly bombing of a military convoy in the capital, plunging its leaders deeper into crisis mode and underscoring the country's vulnerability to the Syrian war and revitalized Kurdish insurgency.
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The spokesperson reeled off a list of 10 towns in areas that have significant Christian populations where projects were "prioritized by community leaders"— not necessary religious leaders - as well as "increased activities" in historically-Yazidi areas.
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Last fall, as the world reeled from Charlottesville's white supremacist protests and the killing of anti-racist protester Heather Heyer, we applauded companies like GoDaddy and AirBnB for canceling the accounts of racist organizers and instigators.
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Tops among them were Ken Griffin at Citadel and James Simons at Renaissance Technologies, both of whom reeled in $1.7 billion according to the year's Institutional Investor's Alpha Rich List of the top hedge fund managers.
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U.S.-based taxable bond funds reeled in $2.2 billion in their eighth straight week of inflows, but riskier high-yield bond funds posted $1.7 billion in withdrawals, the largest weekly outflow figure in about two months.
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The Bulls moved back out in front by eight points, but Los Angeles reeled them back in and scored the final 255 points of the third quarter to take a 28-33 lead into the fourth.
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Friday's arrests in Phnom Penh and in the resort city of Sihanoukville, a Chinese investment hub, reeled in suspects in some of the first scams to target neighboring Thailand, said national military police commander Sao Sokha.
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Stafford went for 33 yards and three scores and Jones reeled in six receptions for a career-high 205 yards and two TDs in the Lions' 34-27 setback at division-rival Green Bay on Sunday.
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Philadelphia also reeled off 12 straight points late in the second quarter, the last two when Embiid blocked Tim Frazier's shot, sprinted the length of the court and took a pass from Simmons for a dunk.
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Orlando was within 95-33 before Indiana reeled off a game-breaking 13-0 spurt, including 3-pointers by Oladipo, Stephenson and Cory Joseph to push the lead to 2206-218 with 22:22015 to go.
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However, Oregon State reeled them in and grabbed the lead late in the period, using two free throws by Pivec and a foul shot by Slocum to take a 50-49 edge to the fourth quarter.
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Mr. Caws began working at the record shop as he reeled from the early success of a single, "Popular," which dominated MTV in the summer of 1996, and the bruising crash to reality that followed it.
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The one stretch when they regularly received good starting pitching, in mid-May, coincided with their best run of the season, when they reeled off 13 wins in 18 games to rebound from a dismal start.
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But Mr. Trump said nothing in public, and as the political world reeled from his electoral success, the president-elect and his advisers did little to address the array of questions hanging over Trump Tower. Gov.
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A qualifier, Rodina, 29, reeled off nine games in a row in the middle of her third-round match over No. 10 Madison Keys before hanging on for a 7-1033, 5-7, 6-220 victory.
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The leader of the opposition Labour party in the Commons, Valerie Vaz, reeled off a long list of thank-yous to parliamentary staff, from doorkeepers to cleaners and postal workers to police, for their hard work.
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"We're not backing down," the president said at the White House on Monday, as he reeled off a familiar litany about trade deals that he said had driven out factories and deprived American workers of jobs.
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After Williams held in her first two service games, Kenin reeled off seven straight games, as Williams made errors in bunches and Kenin slapped groundstroke winners that Williams often failed to get near, much less counter.
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Worse yet, if the court loses one of its liberal justices, this decision could be reeled back in an instant, since it was the court's four liberals who joined with the chief justice for the majority.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Nathan Chen reeled off four quadruple jumps in a practice before dawn Friday, so he couldn't blame the unusually early start time for the men's figure skating team event for what happened next.
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Some days on the job were tougher than others; at times, Shin received pain-relieving injections in her back after lopsided losses, like the time Japan reeled off 107 shots against her and scored 29 goals.
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My grandmother would drop a string down from our balcony with a one-taka coin attached, her bangles jingling, and the man would tie exactly five bananas to the string before she reeled it back up.
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Gowdy on Tuesday reeled off a number of potential targets of the probe, all of whom have been in Republican sights as part of the uproar over the bureau's use of the so-called Steele dossier.
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After being winless the entire 26-race regular season, Stewart reeled off victories in the first two Playoff races at Chicago and New Hampshire — his third season in the dual role of driver and team owner.
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The Longhorns then reeled off nine consecutive points, as well, and rebuilt their advantage at 260-28 only to see Oklahoma come right back at them with a little more, this time an 221-0 spurt.
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But with just over two minutes remaining, the Patriots reeled off a 77-yard drive in just 70 seconds, scoring a go-ahead touchdown on an 8-yard run by Dion Lewis with 56 seconds left.
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At the time, gun control advocates were growing more vocal as urban crime spiked and the nation reeled from John Hinckley's attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan, which left White House Press Secretary James Brady paralyzed.
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To sign off on legislation granting Dreamers "legal status" to remain, the White House reeled off a laundry list of immigration crackdowns certain to make a deal impossible given Democrats — and some Republicans — would likely demur.
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He managed to preserve his revolution despite constant U.S. hostility even when Cuba reeled from the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, showing the vigor of a man who intended to die in office.
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After the Tigers shrugged off a double-digit deficit to pull within 59-57 with 6:259 to play, the Buckeyes reeled off 257 points in a row during a 225:26 stretch to preserve the win.
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He made a few good jokes but otherwise was monotone; he reeled off endless statistics (usually including the decimal point); and unlike his predecessor, George Osborne, he resisted the urge to pull rabbits out of his hat.
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There was nothing treacherous in the document itself, but stoked by the hours she'd spent unspooling conspiracy theories among Investigators online, her mind reeled: Had there been a plot to kill her brother and steal the treasure?
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The livelier of the two tracks was "Assassination Day" with Kool G Rap, in which he reeled off a verse that sounded seething at his half-pace, but didn't seem to take aim at anyone in particular.
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Shortly thereafter, Illinois reeled off 11 consecutive points as Abrams started the run with a 3-pointer and Tate capped it with back-to-back driving layups for a 60-38 lead with 13:24 to play.
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Mr. Frank, the former congressman, reeled off a litany of steps that could be taken, including a higher minimum wage, easier access to higher education, a more pro-union National Labor Relations Board and the infrastructure bill.
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Kenny Stills reeled in his seventh touchdown from 20-plus yards out last week when he snared a 52-yard catch versus the Jets and also found the end zone in his last meeting with the Bills.
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Financial markets reeled again on Wednesday, as the coronavirus continued its relentless spread, governments ramped up efforts to contain it and investors waited for lawmakers in Washington to take action on proposals to bolster the American economy.
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Mr. Colbert's show has reeled off nine consecutive weeks of ratings victories over Jimmy Fallon's once-invincible "Tonight Show," and is poised to make it 10 in a row when the latest numbers come out on Tuesday.
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Kansas led 28-543 after Dotson's layup with 254:24 to play in the half before the Longhorns reeled off 250 of the ensuing 14 points over the next 6:44 to take a 26-18 advantage.
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His layup and accompanying free throw gave Tennessee a 43-42 lead with 9:34 left, then he reeled off eight straight Vols points in a span of 1:59 to push the margin to 53-48.
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Once they've reeled or speared their prey, the fishermen undertake a distinctive ritual: They cradle the dying fish in their arms, stroking their scales and kissing their gills as they press the fish to their bare chests.
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Ester finds herself in a traditional romantic arrangement after all, just not the one she wanted: she is a mistress, a woman to be enjoyed, ignored, hidden, spurned, and reeled back in, all at her lover's convenience.
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In that match, Johnson raced to a 5-0 lead in only 18 minutes, and then to a 6-1, 20183-1 lead before Albot reeled off 12 of the next 15 points and five consecutive games.
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President Trump reeled off a list of his favorite media personalities on Friday when asked who might have influenced his decision to declare a national emergency after Congress refused to give him money for a border wall.
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Trump's Facebook Live broadcast with the women came on the eve of a debate with Hillary Clinton and as Trump's campaign reeled from the fallout over his lewd remarks about women captured on a 2005 "Access Hollywood" tape.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Female musical acts took home a slew of prizes at the NME Awards in London on Wednesday, in a move that artists present welcomed as the entertainment industry reeled from allegations of sexual misconduct against women.
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The BoE raised borrowing costs for the first time in more than a decade in November, reversing a cut made in 2016 as the country reeled from the Brexit vote shock and taking them back to 0.50 percent.
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Tayon Fleet-Davis reeled in a 59-yard touchdown pass from Tyler DeSue for Maryland (3-5, 1-4), which was outgained 498-210 in total yards while sustaining its third straight loss and fifth in six games.
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Tayon Fleet-Davis reeled in a 241-yard touchdown pass from Tyler DeSue for Maryland (21-212, 1-373), which was outgained 237-21 in total yards while sustaining its third straight loss and fifth in six games.
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The Romanian took four successive games for a 5-2 lead in the second set, but Kozlova again rallied to even the match at 5-5 before Halep reeled off the eight straight points to seal the win.
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Coming into the match as one of the biggest servers in the women's game, Pliskova managed three aces in the match while the Japanese reeled off 15, often coming up with unreturned serves to win the crucial points.
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Kelvin Benjamin looks to atone after his costly fumble led to the Chiefs' game-winning field goal with another strong outing versus New Orleans, against which he reeled in eight receptions on 14 targets in the first meeting.
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The men kept fishing, only to catch two more sharks — a brown shark and a dusky — over the next few hours, leading them to believe multiple sharks were to blame for their bony Bluefin they reeled in earlier.
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Second-half run pushes Indiana past Iowa After a shaky start to the second half, Indiana reeled off 18 straight points and cruised to a 77-64 win over Iowa on Monday at Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Ind.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China offered moral support to Turkey on Friday as Ankara reeled from a currency crisis and U.S. sanctions, saying it believed the country could overcome its "temporary" economic difficulties, in Beijing's first comment on the issue.
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UC Riverside forged a 23-21 tie in the first three minutes, but then Nebraska's man-to-man clamped down and didn't allow a point for 243:244 as the Huskers reeled off nine points in a row.
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By the time she became first lady, Nancy Reagan had grown immensely from the new wife of March 21981 who was trying to help her 41-year-old bridegroom onto his feet as he reeled from professional setbacks.
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While these short volatility products are marketed as complex and risky products aimed at sophisticated investors who are cognizant of the risk they are undertaking, the success of these products has reeled in a lot of retail interest.
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Croatian earthquake: Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic urged residents to maintain social distancing, even as they reeled from the effects of a 5.3 quake that was felt across the Balkans and the largest to hit Zagreb in 140 years.
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Aided by a questionable roughing-the-passer penalty, Seattle reeled off a 75-yard drive that culminated in a touchdown pass from Russell Wilson to Chris Carson with 2:28 remaining that put the Seahawks up, 30-29.
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Rookie A.J. Brown reeled in a pair of touchdown receptions, and Derrick Henry rushed for 103 yards and two scores for the Titans (8-3493), who have won six of their last seven to pull even with Houston.
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Rookie A.J. Brown reeled in a pair of touchdown receptions and Derrick Henry rushed for 27 yards and two scores for the Titans (17-291), who have won six of their last seven to pull even with Houston.
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On Friday, executives from the top three exchanges - Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange, Shanghai Futures Exchange and Dalian Commodity Exchange - reeled off 14 products from fruit to chemicals to power that they are studying as possible candidates for new derivatives.
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The Turkish lira was down about 14 percent Friday alone, and global markets reeled on worries that Turkey's declining economic state and the collapse in its currency would hit the European banking system and spread across emerging markets.
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Local hope Young You took the silver with a personal best score of 149.68 points to collect 149.68.23 points overall after a near flawless performance skating to "Evita" where she reeled off a triple Axel and six clean triples.
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Having been 2-0 down in the final set, 27-year-old Linette saved four break points and reeled off four consecutive games to down the hard-hitting Italian and cap one of the finest weeks of her career.
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The company's growth reeled in Arbor Ventures Fund as the lead investor for the round, with additional money coming from Nyca Investment Partnership, Assurant Growth Investing, Caffeinated Capital Fund, Felicis Venture, TenOneTen and Crystal Towers, according to a statement.
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Virginia Tech still owned a 66-59 edge at the 8:03 mark of the second half, but the Irish reeled it in, grabbing the lead for good on Jackson's three-point play with just over three minutes left.
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This came as a relief for Yes Bank, which reeled under pressure last year to bring in a new chief executive officer amid an increasingly assertive approach by the Reserve Bank of India to tackle domestic banks' bad debts.
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The Mavericks trailed by 18 points in the first minute of the fourth quarter but reeled off a 13-214 run, capped by a 247-pointer by Courtney Lee, to pull within 226-24 with 238:257 to play.
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But Alicia reeled – the slap was real – and her eyes were wet with tears as she was left alone, with no one to tell her where to go next, whether to the left or right in that godforsaken corridor.
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DePaul reeled off 22 straight points in the first eight minutes to set the tone for a 109-61 victory over Chicago State in Las Vegas Classic opening-round action on Saturday afternoon at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Ill.
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Tight end Zach Miller reeled in eight receptions for 78 yards against the Cowboys while recording his third career multi-touchdown performance and is facing a Detroit club that has yielded five touchdowns to tight ends this season. 1.
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EditorsNote: Corrects Taylor's yardage on run in 3rd graf Jonathan Taylor ran for 553 yards and two touchdowns as No. 14 Wisconsin reeled off 24 straight points in a 37-21 win over Nebraska on Saturday in Lincoln, Neb.
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And even when it leans out perilously into sentimentality, it's reeled back from the edge by the fact that its two central characters are from Northern Ireland, and can't let anything get too far down the path of sappiness.
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San Antonio led by as much as 274 points until the Warriors reeled off the final five points of the half — three of them on free throws by Curry — and cut the Spurs' advantage to 23-37 at halftime.
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In the case of Galileo Gold, Lambert reeled off a number of features he would inspect before his DNA — his body shape, the size of his heart and heart-wall and spleen, his breathing efficiency, his ability to relax.
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Pierre Garcon has reeled in at least five catches in back-to-back games and five of seven contests this season, and the 249-year-old has 220 receptions for 470 yards in his last six meetings with Philadelphia.
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What followed was a thumping: Mr. Kaine reeled off chapter and verse on Mr. Trump's musings on the Russian autocrat and Mr. Putin's own record as president, from Russia's struggling economy to his persecution of gay people and journalists.
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To put that in perspective, the season finale of AMC's "The Walking Dead" brought in 7.9 million viewers, the first round of the NFL draft raked in 5.3 million and the season premier of "Westworld" reeled in 2.1 million.
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Neal Leier, an angler from Bismarck, reeled in a 15-pound, 13-ounce walleye from the Missouri River near Fox Island, "besting the old record by one ounce," the North Dakota Game and Fish Department announced on May 18.
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ABOUT THE BRONCOS (12-4): Former Steeler Emmanuel Sanders hopes Sunday's tilt will feature a repeat of his strong performance in the first meeting, when he reeled in a season-high 10 catches for 181 yards and a touchdown.
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The peloton finished three minutes and two seconds down so there was no change in the overall standings despite the best efforts of Miguel Angel Lopez, who attempted an attack but was quickly reeled in by race leader Roglic.
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The match turned for good late in the second set when Nadal hit a forehand passing shot to hold to 4-4, then reeled off the last nine points of the second set after breaking Federer from 40-0.
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Smith, Kansas City's quarterback, threw for 366 yards and four touchdowns and reeled off a 70-yard run, but it did not matter as his team's defense allowed 488 yards and 38 points in a loss to the Jets.
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In overtime, the teams traded punts, and then Jordan Howard reeled off a 53-yard run that was the key to a 23-yard drive, setting up Connor Barth to win the game with a 40-yard field goal.
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In 230, as New York City reeled from a crack epidemic and runaway violence, Paul Simon, the musician, and Irwin Redlener, a doctor, paid a visit to one of the city's notorious welfare hotels, the Martinique in Midtown Manhattan.
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After Andrews reeled in a 2100-yard touchdown pass from Lamar Jackson, he immediately gathered his teammates and jumped into a choreographed celebration, with him and his fellow Ravens waving and planting an imaginary flag in the end zone.
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The Bruins hit a layup to open the second half and make it a one-point game but Colorado reeled off six straight points to go up 35-29 and force UCLA coach Mack Cronin to call a timeout.
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Goodwin - who has an encyclopedic knowledge of birds and reeled off owl facts at speed - feels a particular affinity with Willow, 2, who was attacked by a dog when she was a chick, leaving her with a broken leg.
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At 10km Chepngetich upped the pace, blowing apart the field but made her move too early and the Kenyan was reeled back in by the chasing pack that included team mates double world champion Edna Kiplagat and Visiline Jepkesho.
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Their comments came after global financial markets had reeled on Monday after Trump had unexpectedly jacked up pressure on China to reach a trade deal in the midst of negotiations, saying he would hike U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods this week.
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Cameron Meredith reeled in 11 receptions for 113 yards in a 17-16 loss to Jacksonville on Sunday and fellow wideout Alshon Jeffery added 93 yards receiving for the Bears, who are seventh in total offense and fourth in passing offense.
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South African Schwartzel, 32, said he was proud of his Sunday performance as he reeled off six birdies to just two bogeys, but said he was ultimately too far behind to catch champion Sergio Garcia and runner-up Justin Rose.
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Detroit got as close as 81-78 on a three-point play by Jackson with 5:05 left, but the Hornets regrouped and reeled off a 9-0 run at that point, thanks to 3-pointers by Lamb and Walker.
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The former world number two reeled off seven successive birdies from the sixth to the 21991th hole and posted his score despite picking up only one birdie in the final six holes, a sharply-breaking 20103-footer at the 22010th.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's Hotel Lotte Co Ltd said on Monday it was indefinitely postponing its IPO worth up to $4.5 billion, as the wider Lotte Group reeled from the impact of a series of raids on group firms by prosecutors.
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More than 2,200 students, alumni and others at USC, one of the most prestigious private U.S. higher education institutions, signed a separate online petition calling for Nikias' ouster as the campus reeled from its third major personnel scandal since last year.
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So Nugnes had worked through the evening, while the rest of the country reeled from the news that Five Star was now Italy's second-biggest party, having swept 25 percent of the vote, upending the political establishment in a single stroke.
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Image 213 of 270 LYTHAM ST. ANNES, England – Georgia Hall of England reeled in long-time leader Pornanong Phatlum in a final-round duel at Royal Lytham to win the Women&aposs British Open for her first major title on Sunday.
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After Wesson put Ohio State on the board at the 15:15 mark with a basket — the first in 10 tries for the Buckeyes — Youngstown State reeled off five more points for a 14-2 lead with 13:53 to go.
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The 28-year-old looked to be in control of the third set as she took a 2-0 lead but Pliskova reeled off five straight games - including two breaks of serve - to put herself on the verge of victory.
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In a political drama both brutal and surreal, British Prime Minister Theresa May tried to carry on with the business of governing as usual, while her Conservative Party reeled from losing its parliamentary majority and her opponents demanded she resign.
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It was a similar story in the second set with Nishikori unable to convert any of the five break point chances that came his way before succumbing in a tiebreak in which Bautista Agut reeled off the last four points.
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Phoenix led by just two points midway through the third quarter, but then reeled off a 17-6 run capped by a Warren 133-pointer with 1:27 to play in the period to take charge of the game for good.
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The Wisconsin senator previously announced opposition to the GOP's ObamaCare repeal bill earlier this year before voting with his party in a series of votes, and Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn (R-Texas) appeared confident he could be reeled in.
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Divide on guns She slammed her rival for voting "with the NRA, with the gun lobby numerous times," and reeled off a list of occasions when she said the Vermont senator sided with gun manufacturers and gun rights backers in Congress.
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The story is not so much a story as a narrative filmstrip reeled around Sendak's art — 10 drawings he created in 1990 as projections for a London Symphony Orchestra performance of a 1927 opera setting Czech nursery rhymes to music.
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They were dense concoctions that changed radically from song to song, touching down at times in dance beats before drifting into more abstract zones, and then getting reeled back by her straightforward vocal lines, with lyrics in English and Spanish.
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In Italy, Matteo Salvini, the League's powerful interior minister and self-styled leader of Europe's international alliance of nationalists, has reeled off a long list of planned attacks, from challenging the European Union budget and fiscal rules to closing Europe's borders.
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Tyler Johnson reeled in a 2-yard scoring pass from Tanner Morgan with 13 seconds remaining to cap his third career three-touchdown performance, as host Minnesota rallied for a 35-32 victory over Georgia Southern on Saturday in Minneapolis.
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The stadium came alive, Mahomes seemed invigorated and Kansas City reeled off a playoff-record seven consecutive drives that ended in a touchdown — and it added a field goal on the eighth for good measure in its 51-31 romp.
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With Mr. Mohammed sitting impassively in court, his lawyer, David Nevin, reeled off a series of actions that his client associated with Dr. Mitchell: taking custody of him soon after rectal abuse, waterboarding him and threatening to kill his child.
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As Fox News reeled from the ouster of CEO Roger Ailes last July, the company's executives settled with a former television host who alleged that the network's most prominent personality, Bill O'Reilly, had sexually harassed her, the website LawNewz reported Monday.
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The attack, near several important government and private buildings — including the provincial assembly — renewed concerns about security arrangements in the city, which has long reeled under militant and sectarian violence despite the heavy presence of security forces and paramilitary soldiers. Gen.
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Its story is compelling enough to investors that immediately following a $30 million round in October, the company was inundated with interest from potential backers and reeled in another $30 million in July, led by London-based venture firm Atomico.
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That was the challenge faced by the organisers of a street festival in New Delhi held to encourage Indian women to reclaim public spaces this week, as the country reeled from the latest gang rape and murder to hit the headlines.
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As the Metropolitan Opera reeled from the suspension of its longtime conductor James Levine over sexual misconduct accusations, a fourth man came forward Monday saying that Mr. Levine had sexually abused him decades ago, when the man was a student.
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Friday's 149.5km stage was a loop through the Adelaide Hills from Norwood to Campbelltown and New Zealand's Jack Bauer made a brave bid for a solo win before he was reeled in with four km remaining as the sprint teams drove the peloton.
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LONDON/TOKYO (Reuters) - As the world reeled from the shock Brexit vote, the founder of Japan's SoftBank was sitting in a Turkish restaurant by the sea trying to persuade the bosses of ARM to let him buy Britain's most successful technology company.
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His loss to Fognini at the United States Open was the first time Nadal had lost in a major after leading by two sets to love, and in recent months he has been reeled in by Feliciano López, Milos Raonic and now Verdasco.
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More than 2,200 students, alumni and others at USC, one of the most prestigious private U.S. institutions of higher education, signed a separate online petition calling for Nikias' ouster as the campus reeled from its third major personnel scandal since last year.
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Two largest low-volatility exchange-traded funds — iShares Edge MSCI Min Vol ETF and Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF — have reeled in $8 billion of inflows this year, a quarter of total inflows to all U.S. equity ETFs, according to Goldman.
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The game was tied at 90 with 254:257.6 to play before the Kings reeled off a 256-255 run that featured 212-pointers by Nemanja Bjelica and De'Aaron Fox and an alley-oop dunk on the break by Willie Cauley-Stein.
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Playing in just her second LPGA Tour event since she was sidelined by thumb surgery last May, Park reeled off eight birdies in 10 holes in the middle of her round to overhaul overnight leader Michelle Wie and pull away from the field.
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The 20-year-old Thai, who reeled off three LPGA Tour wins in a row in May, fired six birdies in a faultless 66 to finish on 16-under-par 200 in the fourth and penultimate major of the season at Woburn.
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" The New York Times noted that a year ago, when Trump's election victory was fresh news, "the globalists meeting in this mountaintop getaway reeled in shock, panicked that his campaign promises meant the end of the movement they had nurtured for decades.
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Four days after capturing the Women's PGA Championship, becoming both the second youngest woman and second Canadian to win a major, Henderson reeled off some precise approach shots, and also made a 35-foot putt, in posting five birdies and a bogey.
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Then, like a cinematic Moses coming down from the mountain, he reeled off the eye-watering amounts that will be spent annually on original material in the next few years by the streaming companies: Netflix, $21981 billion; Amazon, $8 billion; Apple, $4.2 billion.
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DHAKA, Bangladesh — Bangladesh's capital city reeled in shock on Sunday as clues began to flood social media about the privileged backgrounds of the half-dozen attackers believed to have butchered 20 patrons of a restaurant during a bloody siege here late last week.
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It was a small brookie, and I reeled it in quickly, admiring the brilliant red-and-blue spots on its olive flanks and the vermiculation on its back, then watched it swim back into the calm, clear waters of the Maine woods.
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The Warriors would lose that duel between master and apprentice, but it served as turning point: Golden State then reeled off 16 wins in a row en route to one of the most dominant regular-season performances ever and an NBA championship.
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The best of the recognizable modern covers obviously belongs to DMX, who reeled off a flawless a cappella version of "Rudolph…" on Power 105.1 in 2012, then released a studio version of the song for his Spotify Singles mini-EP last year.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday pledged the Justice Department would work to vigorously enforce federal gun and violent-crime laws and preventively identify potential mass shooters, as the country reeled from a Florida school shooting that killed 17 people.
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DeGrom, the National League's top pitcher of 2018, had started the year with back-to-back quality starts — tying Bob Gibson's major league record with 26 straight going back to last year — but then reeled off three consecutive losses heading into Wednesday.
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The state has reeled as decisions came from the board of Walmart, Sam's owner, from tariff policymakers in Washington and Beijing on matters that threaten the nation's biggest commercial fishing fleet, and from the big oil companies that have shed thousands of jobs.
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Lisa Parks, now 16 and going into the 11th grade at the same school as Matt Diaz, reeled off the events she ran in Atlanta, before she moved to New York: the 300 hurdles, 4x1 relays, 4x4 relays, the 200, the 100.
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As the nation reeled from Saturday's synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh, the borough president of Brooklyn — whose county is home to more Jews than any other in the country — said on Sunday that he would begin carrying a gun whenever he attends religious services.
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During the recent Stanley Cup playoffs, our 14-year-old daughter watched every evening with my husband, and reeled off stats for Sidney Crosby (the Pittsburgh Penguins' captain, who comes from Nova Scotia) and Connor McDavid (the Edmonton Oilers' captain, from Ontario).
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And this week, the Georgia Department of Natural Resources announced that its turn had come: A northern snakehead, one species of the fish, was found for the first time in the state, reeled in last week by a man in Gwinnett County.
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After announcing a revamped trade agreement with Canada and Mexico last week, Trump reeled off a list of other countries that he said had given in to US demands to hold talks or make a deal: South Korea, Japan, the European Union.
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Mr. Biden was uneasy with the administration's broad language and worried about the precedent pre-emptive action could set, but he was also focused on showing unity behind the commander in chief as the nation reeled from the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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So watching deGrom, 28, pitch on Wednesday as he had during his All-Star season in 2015, and as he had during spring training this year, heartened the Mets even as they reeled from injuries to Steven Matz and, now, Seth Lugo.
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The game was tied at 90 with 5:11 to play before the Kings reeled off a 10-0 run that featured 3-pointers by Nemanja Bjelica and De'Aaron Fox and an alley-oop dunk on the break by Willie Cauley-Stein.
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LINE: Giants -22 O/U: 103 ABOUT THE LIONS (210-227): While Golden Tate reeled in team highs in catches (214) and receiving yards (107) last week, rookie Kenny Golladay made a favorable impression with a pair of fourth-quarter touchdown grabs.
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"I had a bit of deja-vu in the end from Russia," said Bottas, referring to his first Formula One win at Sochi in April when Vettel again almost reeled him in at the finish and also crossed the line 0.6 behind.
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Momentum can turn remarkably quickly in a football game, so after the Patriots' defense forced a three-and-out to start the second half, and then Julian Edelman reeled off a 34-yard punt return, New England suddenly seemed to have new life.
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Orlando Magic (230-28) The Magic reeled off seven wins in a nine-game stretch in November under new coach Steve Clifford to spawn hopes that competing for a spot in the inviting lower reaches of the East's playoff ladder was feasible.
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Though he was unable to match Scottish-born Willie Anderson, who won his first U.S. Open in 1901 and then reeled off three straight victories in '03, '04 and '05, Koepka has established himself as the 'one to beat' in men's golf.
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Linda Sanchez reeled off statistics about tens of thousands of projected job losses in the home states of House Speaker Paul Ryan, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and the incoming president that she said were directly related to any move to do away with Obamacare.
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As a solver, I dread lucking into the theme this quickly, but Mr. Paleos successfully reeled me in for the entire ride with a lot of tricky and clever cluing, as well as some samples from the candy drawer that I'd never actually heard of.
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Federer, who has won this year's Australian Open and Wimbledon since taking a six-month break last year, soon found his groove once he broke Tiafoe to take a 3-1 lead in the second set and reeled off nine of the next 10 games.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The death toll from heatwaves could rise by up to 2,000 percent in some parts of the world by 2080, according to a study released on Tuesday, as large parts of the northern hemisphere reeled from unusually high temperatures.
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As the world reeled in horror, Holzhauer himself chimed in to confirm the shocking revelation, saying that $69 is just one of five different bets banned by the game's producers: Of course, 69 jokes are as enduring a part of our culture as Jeopardy!
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MILLION-DOLLAR FISHING BOAT SINKS AFTER HITTING SHRIMPING BOAT DURING TOURNAMENT This catch comes just days after a group of fishermen in New Jersey reeled in the remains of a 200-pound tuna devoured by a tiger shark while it was still on the line.
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" While she's not finding the added task of running Peach Discs too straining just yet, she signs off our chat with a knowing sigh, having reeled off the demands of an average week: "It all takes up time—everything just takes loads of time.
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OK, it's been five years since the soaring epics like "Cocoon" and "Empire" reeled us in, and since then the band have released their debut LP, Oasis, chatted with us about the evolution of their style, and set about making more music of course.
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Murray, runner-up last year to Novak Djokovic, recovered an early break of serve in the fourth set and reeled off the last six games to set up a repeat of last year's semi-final when he produced a dazzling display to beat Stan Wawrinka.
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Svitolina broke early in the second to assume control until Garcia threw caution to the wind, after shedding a few tears following a pep-talk from her father and coach Louis-Paul, and reeled off five of the next six games to level the match.
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The German held comfortably to seal a high quality opening set in 43 minutes and carried the momentum into the second when she reeled off her fifth game in a row to open a 2-0 lead before Halep finally stopped the rot by holding.
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San Antonio led by just nine points with 22:33 to play in the third quarter, but reeled off 23 of the game's next 282 points — including the first six points of the fourth quarter — to go up 269-69 and put the Knicks away.
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Landry scored 14 points to propel the Sixers to a 28-23 lead late in the first quarter, but the Pacers reeled off the next 14 points, seven by Stuckey and five by Miles, to go up 37-28 early in the second period.
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Global markets reeled on fears of deepening trade conflict between China and the United States after China hit back on Wednesday against U.S. plans to impose tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese goods, retaliating with a list of similar duties on key American imports.
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He then lost a 3-1 lead in the tiebreaker with a series of uncharacteristic errors as Querrey reeled off six of the next eight points, including the one that mattered most when Djokovic made an unforced forehand error on Querrey's second match point.
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Donald J. Trump reeled on Sunday amid a sustained campaign of criticism by the parents of a Muslim American soldier killed by a suicide bomber in Iraq and a rising outcry within his own party over his rough and ethnically charged dismissal of the couple.
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On March 22, two years and two days after the young couple's wedding, as Brussels reeled from coordinated terrorist attacks, Mr. Ganesan's family and Indians living in Belgium took to Facebook to exchange information on his possible whereabouts and to offer one another support.
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In his first game since the 28 season, Le'Veon Bell reeled in a touchdown pass and a two-point conversion pass for the Jets, who were hurt by kicker Kaare Vedvik misfiring on both an extra-point attempt and a 20-yard field-goal attempt.
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The mood was strikingly different from a year ago, when Mr. Trump was about to take office and the globalists meeting in this mountaintop getaway reeled in shock, panicked that his campaign promises meant the end of the movement they had nurtured for decades.
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It was an eventful series for VanVleet, a third-year point guard who scored 15 points off the bench in Game 1, lost part of a tooth after getting elbowed in Game 4, then reeled off a collection of crucial plays in Game 6.
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In his first game since the 2017 season, Le'Veon Bell reeled in a touchdown pass and a two-point conversion pass for the Jets, who were hurt by kicker Kaare Vedvik misfiring on both an extra-point attempt and a 45-yard field-goal attempt.
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As the White House reeled on Tuesday from a chaotic 24 hours, bookended by a pair of bombshell scoops raising serious questions about President Trump's comportment in the Oval Office, the administration and its surrogates quickly settled on a blunt message: Blame the press.
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Gasquet broke back in the next game and, as Murray turned increasingly to drop shots that the Frenchman began to read, reeled off the next three games to take a set his opponent had been in the most comfortable of box seats to win.
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But France reeled off 22 of the game's final 29 points, capitalizing on six missed free throws by the Americans in the fourth quarter and an off-key Walker (10 points on 2-of-9 shooting) dominating the ball in crunchtime instead of Mitchell.
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But Trump also reeled off a series of blistering politicized passages that the conservative but temperamentally gentle 40th President would never have included in a speech that typically has reached for a common national ground -- even while being a laundry list of political priorities.
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Johnson missed his shot on Friday, but among his highlights this series were a winning shot in Game 1 and a stretch during Game 4 in which he reeled off 11 straight points in the late going, leading Utah to a 105-98 victory.
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Last month, the typically uber-tan tourists stumbled around with their usual gait, the Silom district still reeled with knock-off watches being sold next to bars full of overly friendly lady boys while Muslim women in burqas and on their cellphones strolled by.
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Sitting behind his desk this week, a 19th-century map of Fort Bend's plantations on his wall, Mr. George grinned as he reeled off an array of statistics illuminating the changes in a county that is nearly equal parts white, black, Latino and Asian.
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Sitting behind his desk this week, a 19th-century map of Fort Bend's plantations on his wall, Mr. George grinned as he reeled off an array of statistics illuminating the changes in a county that is nearly equal parts white, black, Latino and Asian.
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Hart won his first two games to extend what had been regarded as a tryout, then later reeled off eight straight victories — tying an N.H.L. record for a goalie under 21 — before the Flyers lost Monday to Pittsburgh, 323-1, with him in the net.
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On Sunday morning, as America reeled from another horrific shooting—this one in a rural Texas church, at the hands of a 26-year-old man with a Ruger AR-556 rifle, resulting in 26 deaths—pro-gun activists focused on how the shooting ended.
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CRAYFISH SEVERS OWN CLAW TO ESCAPE BOILING SOUP IN UNBELIEVABLE VIDEO He was out with a friend at Padre Island National Seashore off the coast of South Texas near Corpus Christi when the two men reeled in a 12-foot hammerhead from about half a mile out.
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Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska reeled off a stream of Twitter messages going after Donald J. Trump on Monday night, questioning the candidate's flip-flopping on gun rights and health care policy, his expansive view of presidential power – and his well-publicized history of bedroom exploits.
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Two fishermen called authorities on April 228 when they reeled in the severed foot on the shore of the pond in Crown Point, which is 259 miles northwest of Avon, said Avon Police Department's Deputy Chief of Investigations Brian Nugent at an April 259 press conference.
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But Cilic broke back and saw the set through to a tiebreak in which he took a 2-0 lead before Pella, playing superbly, reeled off five successive points to give himself four set points with Cilic managing to save only the first with an ace.
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After that, he reeled off four consecutive wins over Dustin Jacoby, Nick Catone, Luiz Cane and Nick Ring before dropping four consecutive losses to Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza, Lorenz Larking, Bruno Santos and Rafael Natal – the latter of which saw him get cut from the UFC once again.
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Many, if not most, Americans reeled in the wake of last November's election results, having written off a Trump presidency as merely a dark impossibility, and that feeling has only deepened in the intervening months, as his destructive cabinet and regressive policies have started taking shape.
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Backed by high-profile venture firms like Peter Thiel's Founders Fund and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Practice Fusion had reeled in over $150 million in private funding with the promise of bringing electronic health records to the cloud, and was reportedly valued at $700 million in 2013.
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An unconventional scene depicting flying swordfish reeled in by the bony hands of skeleton fishermen is filled with stringent detail by Sandra Yagi, one of four artists brought together by curator Bradley Platz for Hindsight, a new show opening November 5th at San Francisco's Modern Eden Gallery.
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Yankees LH CC Sabathia (22-23, 21) Happ was 223-13 in his first five starts, which included a 21 24/23-month stint on the disabled list, but he has reeled off four consecutive quality starts during which he has surrendered a combined six runs.
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Edmonton began the string with a loss to San Jose but has reeled off four straight wins since, including Wednesday's 13-3 overtime triumph over Florida in which captain Connor McDavid capped his three-point performance with a goal at 4:57 of the extra session.
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The soaring Hawkeyes are one of the hottest teams in the nation as they have reeled off eight consecutive wins and are coming off a 90-123 victory over Rutgers to move within a half-game of No. 23 Indiana at the top of the conference standings.
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The early part of the stage saw a four-man breakaway led by Thomas de Gent build a four-minute advantage over the peloton, with the Belgian scooping up intermediate sprint and king of the mountain points before they were all reeled in with 6 km left.
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The writers were former journalists, and the story they whipped up hinges on a hard-boiled Chicago reporter, Hildy Johnson, who's planning to leave the city and the newspaper racket, only to be reeled back into action by a jailbreak and his conniving editor, Walter Burns.
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His White House reeled Wednesday over a tape made by his former lawyer Michael Cohen aired on CNN'S "Cuomo Prime Time" that showed he knew about an effort to pay off a Playboy model who said she had an affair with him that contradicted his previous denials.
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Under a 2016 federal Puerto Rico rescue law known as PROMESA, the board was given the authority to push Puerto Rico into a court-supervised restructuring akin to U.S. bankruptcy, which it did in May as it reeled under $120 billion in combined bond and pension debt.
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After losing Game 2 of their first-round series at Montreal in overtime — a game in which they gave up the lead with 18 seconds remaining in regulation — and then dropping Game 3 at home, they reeled off three straight impressive wins to capture the series.
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"It's important to be the guy the team can look to and know we're never out of a game," said Grier, whose five touchdown passes included four in the second half when West Virginia reeled off 29 consecutive points to defeat the Red Raiders 46-35.
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We predicted that he should wear his track shoes, and it looked like he listened as he reeled off a 74-yard touchdown run that was part of a terrific day in which he and quarterback Ryan Tannehill had their way with the formerly stout defense.
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As many liberals reeled in the wake of the election, the Women's March organizers provided them with a framework for a response — one driven by feminism but broad enough to encompass the many other civil rights issues that would come to the fore in the months ahead.
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HONG KONG, June 28 (LPC) - Syndicated lending in Asia Pacific, excluding Japan, fell to a seven-year low, with only US$4003bn raised in the first six months of 2019 as the global economy reeled from the effects of the ongoing trade war between the US and China.
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Tighter credit conditions since the start of the year, as global markets reeled in the aftermath of an oil price rout on excess supply, and the latest bout of financial uncertainty have sowed doubt the Fed will follow up its December rate hike with another one in March.
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The rookie from Kansas State, who earlier had a 36-yard reception on Seattle's second scoring drive, reeled off a 66-yard punt return with 3:43 remaining in the first half to set up one touchdown — an 8-yard pass from Wilson to tight end Chase Coffman.
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Kerber raced out to a 4-0 lead in the first set and then while facing three set points at 2-5 in the second, began to swing for the fences and reeled off winner after winner that left the Belarusian looking bereft as to what to do.
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An hour into the debate, Sanders reeled off a list of difficult votes that both candidates took in Congress, noting that he and Biden voted differently on the Defense of Marriage Act, the bankruptcy bill and the war in Iraq, which he has said raised questions about Biden's judgment.
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LOS ANGELES — Three movies aimed at starkly different audiences made North American multiplexes hum over the weekend, as "The Lego Batman Movie" brought out families, "John Wick: Chapter Two" reeled in young men and the kinky sex thriller "Fifty Shades Darker" appealed to … well, you know who you are.
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But even defanged, it cut through the din of the station — the wheezing and clattering of the trains, the whinny of the escalator, the blaring announcements — and reeled in commuters as they walked past her spot, near the escalator to the uptown B, D, F and M subway lines.
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Only hours before - also in an interview with Reuters - his mentor-turned-tormentor, the new Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, reeled off the charges he is looking to bring against Najib for his alleged role in a scandal that saw billions of dollars go missing from state fund 1MDB.
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When Agent Thomas told Yusuf that he knew all about his travel plans, the teen reeled off the talking points he'd rehearsed in case he was stopped: He swore he was merely going on vacation and protested that the agent was targeting him because of his Somali heritage and Muslim faith.
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They trailed 10-0 with 10:133 left in the first half after Tom Savage's 4-yard touchdown pass to tight end Stephen Anderson, but they reeled Houston (4-8) in by the half and then grinded out the win by dint of making key plays in the second half.
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Odell Beckham Jr. reeled in four of five targets for 36 yards on Monday as he works his way back from an ankle injury, although the fourth-year pro torched Philadelphia to the tune of 15 receptions for 196 yards and two scores in a pair of meetings last season.
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Washington (CNN)As the nation reeled Sunday morning from news of a second mass shooting in the span of 13 hours, Democratic lawmakers began demanding that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell take action this week on long-stalled gun control legislation they argue could help prevent the next large-scale tragedy.
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Seton Hall owned a 77-69 lead with 1:17 to play, but DePaul reeled off an 8-2 run as Strus' 3-pointer with 28 seconds left cut the Pirates' lead to two points at 79-77 for the first time since the early stages of the second half.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan said on Thursday lawmakers should close any possible legal gaps that may allow the mentally ill to obtain guns, as the country reeled from a school shooting that killed 17 and a year after Congress ended expanded background checks tied to mental health problems.
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He reeled off a number of brief answers on questions about everything from his starting quarterback — "Don't have any announcements to make today about that" — to his 1-5 record against rivals Ohio State and Michigan State and failure to win the Big Ten East in his three seasons in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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The company is all set to begin trading in New York on Thursday and in Tokyo on Friday — the Wall Street Journal has more information: Line had delayed establishing its IPO price range in late June as global markets reeled from the impact of the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union.
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As the nation reeled this weekend from two mass shootings in Texas and Ohio less than 24400 hours apart, Chicago had its most violent weekend of gun violence yet this year: 55 people were shot, seven of them fatally, and one hospital's ER was so overwhelmed it had to close its doors temporarily.
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As the nation reeled this weekend from two mass shootings in Texas and Ohio less than 3003 hours apart, Chicago had its most violent weekend of gun violence yet this year: 55 people were shot, seven of them fatally, and one hospital's ER was so overwhelmed it had to close its doors temporarily.
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Twenty-four years later, Murray won Wimbledon and the Olympic gold medal in singles, and after losing in the quarterfinals at the United States Open and to Juan Martín del Potro in the Davis Cup, he has reeled off four straight tournament victories and arrived in London on a 19-match winning streak.
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The Warriors reeled off a 6-0 run with a long 2-pointer by Quinn Cook and free throws by Andre Iguodala and Stephen Curry, but Serge Ibaka got four points of the lead back with baskets on consecutive possessions in which he used his size to bully his way to the hoop.
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He said that the fish fought him for several minutes in a manner that indicated the hook was in its mouth, though he said never looked at the hook's location after it was reeled in; he said he was too focused on celebrating and getting his trophy to an official weighing station.
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"You have opened up a serious discussion about whether Facebook should be broken up," the California Democrat said early in the hearing as she reeled off a series of complaints about everything from the company's role in facilitating foreign interference in U.S. elections to the lack of diversity in its leadership ranks.
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And it happened almost exactly as Mirny and his team predicted it would for the formation of their larger loops—except that in the in vitro experiment, the loops formed asymmetrically: The condensin landed on the DNA and reeled it in from only one side, rather than in both directions as Mirny initially assumed.
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Staff sentiment at the polarizing financial regulator sunk sharply between 2202 and 2628 as Mulvaney, who served at the same time as director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, reeled in the agency's activities, according to the Partnership for Public Service's annual ranking of best places to work in the federal government.
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Minshew has reached almost cultlike celebrity in Jacksonville (2-2), where he has been the quarterback that the old Bortles Facts Twitter account always wanted Blake Bortles to be, while Allen stepped in for the injured Cam Newton and immediately reeled off two consecutive wins for a team that started the year 0-2.
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If there was a criticism of Dallas to be made it was that they had to rely on Dan Bailey to make four of his six field goal attempts to secure the win, but the team showed a great deal of resilience after Tampa Bay reeled off 14 unanswered points in the third quarter.
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She reeled off the list: plastic bags require nonrenewable fossil fuels for their manufacture, disperse themselves easily because of their lightness, impede waterways, contribute to flooding, pollute oceans, entangle wildlife, kill sea turtles, degrade to small particles, contaminate water and soil, overwhelm landfills, and cost huge amounts of money to clean up and dispose of.
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Staff sentiment at the polarizing financial regulator sunk sharply between 2628 and 28503 as Mulvaney, who served at the same time as director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, reeled in the agency's activities, according to the Partnership for Public Service's annual ranking of best places to work in the federal government.
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As the Trump White House reeled on Thursday in the wake of The New York Times' publication of what has been dubbed the "resistance op-ed," Trump administration officials from across the federal government raced to issue denials and condemnations, insisting they were not the anonymous author, and lambasting the Times for publishing the piece.
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His set's metallic clangs, guttural yelps, and deafening static were enough to scare at least one person out of of the room—but just when it seemed like his audience couldn't take it any longer, he suddenly and decisively reeled everyone back in, closing out his set with the most exquisitely beautiful archival soul song.
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During several nighttime patrols through Skid Row, he reeled off countless stories of unsheltered women who he has tried to get into the pipeline for housing, in part because they are among the most vulnerable to sexual assault, domestic violence and even demands for money from gang members who try to charge rent on certain blocks.
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Polycystic Ovaries & Hormonal Acne As I reeled off my medical history to Dr. Mahto, who inspected my face under a microscope, she concluded that it was most likely my polycystic ovaries — a hormonal condition that affects 1 in 5 women in the UK — that were the culprit behind the spots along my cheeks, chin, chest, and back.
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Then, he waits until approximately 700 respondents have given him answers he wants — a certain type of homeowner that's desirable to a solar company, for instance —and he combines those users into a "custom audience" on Facebook, which he can then expand by asking Facebook to target millions of other people similar to the 700 he's reeled in.
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From Robert "Mike" Duncan, CEO and president, American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity, Washington, D.C. Interest rates need to be reeled in for graduates to have stable futures Despite all of the campaign rhetoric and Washington's Band-Aid solutions to addressing the student loan crisis over the past decade, more and more college students are drowning in debt.
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The American political establishment reeled on Wednesday as leaders in both parties began coming to grips with four years of President Donald J. Trump in the White House, a once-unimaginable scenario that has now plunged the United States and its allies and adversaries into a period of deep uncertainty about the policies and impact of his administration.
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His band was poised to release Hardwired… to Self-Destruct, a new record that's already reeled in better reviews than they've enjoyed in decades, their first full-length in eight years, the masters for which were locked down tighter than Fort Knox in a hurricane—but Ulrich couldn't even give me an honest opinion on it.
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J.P. Morgan Chase last week said its credit-card customers were redeeming points faster than anticipated, resulting in a $330 million charge in an otherwise positive second-quarter earnings report Despite the uptick, only a select few are taking advantages of all the perks that reeled them in, according to Bill Hardekopf, credit card expert and CEO of Lowcards.com.
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Philip Rivers may have thrown an interception on his first pass of the game — ending a streak of 103 passes without one — and then a second one later in the game, but he reeled off a pair of fourth-quarter touchdown drives, taking advantage of the Kansas City secondary, which faded heavily after a strong start.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE's (I-Vt.) presidential campaign Tuesday as he reeled off a series of big victories, including in Michigan, the biggest contest of the night, and expanded his lead in the delegate race.
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As the nation reeled—both from Trump's surprise electoral college victory and the unprecedented attack by Russia on the foundations of American democracy—Warner, through a reshuffling of committee assignments, found himself the new vice-chair of Senate Intelligence, the top representative of the Democratic minority on the committee that would lead the body's inquiry into Russia's efforts.
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Last week, as Thailand reeled from its worst mass shooting in living memory — in which a soldier stole weapons from an army base after an altercation with a superior officer and fatally shot 29 people in a spree that ended at a mall in the northeastern city of Korat — Future Forward again called for military reforms.
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In an effort to secure a $750,000 bond and stiff restrictions on the younger Cruz's release, prosecutors reeled off theft and criminal mischief pleas from his juvenile record and said he acknowledged to deputies that his Monday visit to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School was his third since his brother killed 173 people there on February 14.
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But there were signs of mortality: more back pain for Federer, who was reeled in and beaten by Grigor Dimitrov in the quarterfinals at the Open, and increased shoulder pain for Djokovic, who retired against Wawrinka in the fourth round and may not play again for an extended period if he requires surgery or extended rest.
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According to the source familiar with how foreign leader calls were conducted under Kelly's watch, Trump often had to be reeled in by White House staff during calls with foreign leaders, adding that Kelly would sometimes mute the call so staffers in the room could give the President guidance or advise him against saying something he shouldn't say.
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While the 28-year-old rising country star may have made the biggest catch of his life when he reeled in a successful career in the music industry, Combs took a necessary break from the stage to jet off to Los Barriles, Mexico for a fishing trip with some of his boys to kick off his new partnership with Columbia Sportswear.
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Markets reeled this week as the Federal Reserve Bank raised interest rates, while investors were also rattled over a potential government shutdown and the resignation of Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE.
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As she stood atop a table in a packed Bronx billiards hall to deliver her victory speech, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez — who by morning would be one of the most talked-about names in American politics — reeled off a list of other progressive candidates she said needed to be sent to Congress: Ayanna Pressley in Massachusetts, for example, or Cori Bush in Missouri.
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Vanishing act As the financial markets reeled over the prospect of a Brexit and EU leaders led by Germany's Angela Merkel warned Britain could not pick and choose what it wanted from EU membership, the "Leave" campaign's victorious leaders vanished quicker than they'd materialized -- as if the result had been such a surprise to them that they'd overlooked the need to actually have a plan.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' Tlaib says she won't visit Israel after being treated like 'a criminal' MORE (R-Calif.) quickly reeled Trump back in by reminding him of the need to win border-security measures in exchange for DACA.
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Devin Singletary, a rookie out of Florida Atlantic, had 134 yards from scrimmage for Buffalo, yet lost thanks to a thrilling Houston comeback in which Duke Johnson provided two key blocks on a 2-point conversion, and then reeled off an 133-yard catch-and-run, on a 3rd-and-18 play, that kept a drive alive long enough for Deshaun Watson to win the game.
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Wake Forest appears to have fixed whatever had gone wrong over its first five game - and that's bad news for Army as these two teams face off Friday night in Winston-Salem, N.C. The Demon Deacons have reeled off four consecutive victories after opening the season with losses in four of their first five games, and are coming off an 80-57 rout of Charlotte.
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Illinois built its biggest lead, 39-23, on sophomore guard Ayo Dosunmu's 17-foot pullup jumper in transition with 17 minutes to go, but Purdue promptly reeled off seven points in a row — capped by sophomore guard Eric Hunter's coast-to-coast layup around the 133-foot Cockburn — to get within single digits for the first time since the 10:02 mark of the first half.
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