One ricocheted against a block of flats, starting a fire.
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In short, American policy has ricocheted about like a rabbit.
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Whistles and cheers ricocheted across the vastness of the room.
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Nancy ricocheted back and forth with her alliances and feuds.
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Seconds after Ronaldo's shot ricocheted off the post, Twitter exploded.
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"Susan's letter ricocheted throughout Silicon Valley.... This topic isn't going away."
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Video of people shouting "Do your job!" ricocheted around social media.
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Shells that penetrated through tank hulls ricocheted inside like supersonic pinballs.
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His remarks about Mr. Upton ricocheted through Michigan's Sixth Congressional District.
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The puck ricocheted into the slot, where Ehlers was there to capitalize.
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"The case is 100 percent by accident — the bullet ricocheted," he said.
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The bullet that killed Steinle hit the ground and then ricocheted upwards.
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Social media ricocheted with messages: photos of missing people, appeals for aid.
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The bullet ricocheted off the wall and struck Gurley in the chest.
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The bullet ricocheted off a wall and struck Gurley in the chest.
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Peterman's pass ricocheted off fullback Patrick DiMarco and was corralled by Toomer.
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The footage ricocheted among conspiracy theorists, and Mr. Jones seized on it.
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The gun was discharged; a bullet ricocheted off a wall and struck Gurley.
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Falk's first shot hit the post, then ricocheted back to the Buffalo defenseman.
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He became the face of the story as it ricocheted around the internet.
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This thing ricocheted around the fucking darkroom, hitting me multiple times, really hard.
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The puck ricocheted so high that Rinne leaped to try to grab it.
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He said authorities found the bullet was partially flattened, indicating it had ricocheted.
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The tweet quickly disappeared, but not before it had ricocheted across social media.
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The bullet ricocheted down a stairwell and hit a man named Akai Gurley.
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The puck ricocheted off Gibson's left leg pad and inside the right post.
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The Green New Deal ricocheted into America's political consciousness in record time. Rep.
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The industry is rife with constant infighting and accusations ricocheted between different firms.
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Gunfire hit the wall behind him, and a round ricocheted into his thigh.
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Gostkowski's low kick simply ricocheted off the crossbar and back onto the field.
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A barrage of gunfire pounded and ricocheted, but the authorities had to retreat.
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With 1,400 journalists on hand, it was a moment that ricocheted around the world.
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Keith's shot on goal ricocheted to Panarin, whose rebound got put in by Toews.
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The bullet had ricocheted off a concrete walkway before striking Steinle, they pointed out.
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The bullet ricocheted off a wall and struck Akai Gurley, 28, in the chest.
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A clearing attempt by Fleury scooted past three Penguins and ricocheted out to Calvert.
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We were in the pre-viral age, but this encounter ricocheted around the world.
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Was he simply unlucky in how ping-pong balls ricocheted around the popcorn machine?
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LJ's microphones picked him up and his voice ricocheted with mine in our ears.
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It ricocheted back out, where Xhaka latched onto it with his powerful left foot.
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Petty had been keeping tabs on the coronavirus as it ricocheted around the world.
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Judy Seraphin, 59, visiting from Georgia, ricocheted from one court to another on Monday.
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Branches and leaves ricocheted off the tent, and the trees around Diggity Stream groaned.
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They ricocheted between various sleep-training techniques and ordered too much gear from Amazon.
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Evidence was presented in court that the bullet had ricocheted before striking Ms. Steinle.
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But the moment, which ricocheted across social media, seemed to galvanize the progressive base.
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The shovel ricocheted off the stony earth, stinging my hands like a shanked fastball.
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Tension in Uber's upper ranks have already ricocheted to every corner of the company.
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Guests ricocheted around the halls, smacking empty solo cups off ledges onto the floor.
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It ricocheted back to Kayden Capps, who picked up the fumble—technically accurate, right?
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The ball ricocheted off Duarte, giving his own goalkeeper no chance of making the save.
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If your jaw just ricocheted off your shoelaces, congratulations, you have solid critical thinking skills.
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"This is unbelievable," Mr. Mozilo wrote in the message, which quickly ricocheted across the web.
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But his advice ricocheted across social media, and dog lovers howled their reaction on Twitter.
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The bullet ricocheted on the pier's concrete walkway and fatally struck Steinle in the back.
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His dubious claims had already ricocheted across the internet and onto right-wing media publications.
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One of those bullets ricocheted off a rock and deflected into the mountain beside us.
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It ricocheted into center field, one of only five hits (all singles) that Tanaka allowed.
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Cogliano's wrist shot from the left circle ricocheted off Gustavsson's glove and bounced behind him.
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The Daily Mail link ricocheted around the internet and other websites picked up their report.
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The stark images ricocheted around the internet, made newspaper front pages and led television broadcasts.
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The booms of fireworks ricocheted off skyscrapers and ambulances screamed by, ferrying off the wounded.
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But the ball ricocheted off Grandal's face mask and slipped down under his chest protector.
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A CNN story on the case ricocheted around the gun world and in federal courthouses.
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It ricocheted into the arms of tight end Brycen Hopkins for a 74-yard gain.
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The police warnings ricocheted across social media, though they did little to discourage the protesters.
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The accusation has ricocheted through Washington, costing Kavanaugh public support and stalling the confirmation process.
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But the bat ricocheted off the chair and accidentally struck Edwards over his right eye.
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Photos of the cleverer protests signs ricocheted around Twitter, as did videos of marching and chanting.
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The ball ricocheted hard enough that first baseman Ryan O'Hearn picked it up at the bag.
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The photograph of his bloodied face in the back of an ambulance ricocheted across the internet.
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Facebook has ricocheted back to prescandal levels and is now within reach of record highs again.
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But Evander Kane's pass from the left wing ricocheted off the blade of Brian Gionta's stick.
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Nick Ahmed opened the inning with a single that ricocheted off Paddack's glove into right field.
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A photograph of a newborn being washed with bottled water ricocheted around social media, stirring outrage.
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The bullet ricocheted off the wall and fatally struck Gurley in the chest one floor down.
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News of the investigation, she said, had ricocheted among alumni over Facebook and in text messages.
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Instead, it ricocheted between them before New England defensive back Duron Harmon came up with it.
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Bullets zinged around us and ricocheted from helicopter fuselages as we loaded the wounded into them.
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First baseman Pete Alonso hit a grounder that ricocheted off Arrieta for an an infield single.
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The moment the ball ricocheted off Headley's bat, Sale punched his left hand into the air.
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False reports of gunshots ricocheted through the subterranean rats' maze, sending confused travelers scrambling for cover.
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In minutes, the video was downloaded and mirrored onto additional platforms and ricocheted around the globe.
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The story of the Chibok schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram in 2014 ricocheted around the world.
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The problem for Ryan was that his remarks quickly ricocheted around the web and national media.
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After the ball ricocheted off the vendor's backside, he turned around toward the field in visible pain.
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He and his band were able to scramble to safety as bullets reportedly ricocheted onto the stage.
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Ellsbury's sharp grounder ricocheted off pitcher Joakim Soria to third baseman Christian Colon for his fourth hit.
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Malkin shot the puck from the point, and it hit the crossbar and ricocheted into the goal.
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The bullet ricocheted off the ground, traveling about 80 feet before striking Steinle, attorney Matt Gonzalez said.
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Trump struggled with the handshake, but laughed off the awkwardness in photos that ricocheted around the world.
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They whizzed through the air, ricocheted, got sucked up into the wall (I remember the slurping sound).
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The single shot, officials found, ricocheted on the pier and struck Steinle in the back, killing her.
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Other journalists at the scene said Amarneh was hit by a bullet that ricocheted off a demonstrator.
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The puck hit Hellebuyck in the chest, ricocheted straight up and came down on the goal line.
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Dr. Manuel said he found himself trapped on a cul-de-sac as bullets ricocheted around him.
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The bullet hit a wall, ricocheted and struck Mr. Gurley, 28, who was walking downstairs with his girlfriend.
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The source adds that it's possible the shoe could have ricocheted back and hit her in the face.
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The play started when Andrej Sustr's shot missed the net and ricocheted off the glass behind the goal.
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Reactions and counter-reactions ricocheted across social media almost immediately, with political veterans and reporters entering the fray.
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He fired a shot that ricocheted off the crossbar and then hit the left post and went out.
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One part of Lam's press conference ricocheted through several English and Cantonese Telegram groups with thousands of members.
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The bullet ricocheted off a wall and struck Gurley in the chest as he walked one floor below.
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Johannesburg (CNN)The lion has no name, but images of his painful plight have ricocheted across social media.
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The source added that it's possible the shoe could have ricocheted back and hit her in the face.
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Gaud told the Times of India the football-size chunk ricocheted off a roof, nearly missing her head.
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The snapshot of Ms. Eta, posted on Instagram on the night of her prom, ricocheted around the web.
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The bullet ricocheted off the ground and traveled about 80 feet before striking Steinle, attorney Matt Gonzalez said.
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Christopher Horner, a photographer for The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, took the photo that has ricocheted around the Internet.
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Right fielder Carlos Gonzalez jumped for the ball, which ricocheted off the wall into the right-field corner.
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And when his bullet ricocheted and hit the man by accident, the shot wasn't intentionally directed at him.
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I heard a "whoa," and the news then ricocheted silently through the room, delivered by AOL Instant Messenger.
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As the shooter shot at police outside, bullets ricocheted on the pavement, sending officers crouching behind police cars.
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Then Granlund doubled the lead at 232:216 when Staal's shot ricocheted off him and into the cage.
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A bullet ricocheted off the sidewalk and hit a 15-year-old boy, Shaun Nardoni, in the ankle.
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The figures tallying the mass death of Australian critters have ricocheted around the internet, causing apprehension and grief.
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Separately, Microsoft also voiced concerns about the policy, which was announced late Friday and immediately ricocheted across the world.
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As details of the unexpected lawsuit ricocheted through the tech community, several founders were quick to recoil on Twitter.
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Haas sent a long shot that ricocheted off the skate of Devils defender Will Butcher and into the net.
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The news ricocheted around the web immediately early Monday afternoon: CBS News was reporting that Tom Petty was dead.
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The concept sprang from a tweet by the Swedish comedian and radio host Emma Knyckare that ricocheted around Sweden.
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Images beamed from satellite trucks and photographers parked outside the church's front door had quickly ricocheted around the globe.
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Words like "impeach" and "Watergate" and "Nixon" ricocheted around a digital space populated by journalists, politicians, activists and pundits.
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Goldenvoice, its promoter, posted an image of the festival's lineup poster on Twitter, which quickly ricocheted around the internet.
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But one response that ricocheted around social media made it clear how infuriated some liberals were by his decision.
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Once the news ricocheted around town, revelers hurried home, glued to their mobile phones, amid the sound of sirens.
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Press accounts from Iranian journalists and Iranian bloggers living abroad ricocheted through human-rights organizations and the foreign media.
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In Game 1 against Vegas, he scored a goal that ricocheted off his face and knocked out multiple teeth.
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Lewis struck the white wall outside of Swift's property with the car and then ricocheted into the main entrance gate.
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In 2018, the Supreme Court upheld the third version of the travel ban after previous bans ricocheted through the courts.
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The bullet ricocheted off a wall and struck Gurley, an African-American, in the chest; he died at a hospital.
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Rays from the blinding Southern California sun ricocheted off the blades of the stubby palm trees planted outside the restaurant.
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Left uncorrected, the glitch could have ricocheted through the global economy, corrupting not just driving directions but stock trades too.
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Investigators determined he was hit by bullets fired by a marshal that ricocheted off Boyd&aposs house, the report said.
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Aston-Reese tied it at 4:09, knocking home a rebound after Teddy Blueger's shot ricocheted off the left post.
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A Dallas rush was disrupted when a pass ricocheted off the referee near the blue line and Columbus took possession.
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I rushed to open the window, but trying to advance while a cat-sized bullet ricocheted around me proved difficult.
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Backlund's sharp-angled offering from the wing ricocheted off the stick of Devils captain Andy Greene and into the net.
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Snippets of the scene that were captured on cellphones have ricocheted around social media in the days since the event.
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The list was met with a combination of disbelief and derision in Russia, as mocking comments ricocheted around social media.
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While the statement immediately ricocheted through the media, Trump's authority to "hereby order" companies to do something does not exist.
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Bidding that started with six buyers ricocheted at nosebleed prices for almost 20 minutes, with often staggering jumps in increments.
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But then Jackson's second pass of the game sailed high and ricocheted off the hands of tight end Mark Andrews.
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Some of the more visible ICE operations in recent weeks have ricocheted around the internet, and sometimes drawn a backlash.
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Ms. Yocca's case ricocheted from one indictment to another over the course of a year as she remained in jail.
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He said he had fired the gun by accident, and evidence presented at the trial indicated the bullet had ricocheted.
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But like the rest of the market, Amazon has since ricocheted off of those lows and now sits at around $1,626.
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The ball ricocheted off a Colorado player to Valdez, and he sent it through to Morris, who got behind the defense.
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The question that ricocheted out of the various settlements and probes was, of course, just how meaningful that action actually was.
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The company's chief executive, Michael J. Ward, was downbeat in a public conference call and his comments ricocheted around the market.
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That fiery interaction eventually leaked to the press and ricocheted around the internet as further evidence that Musk was losing it.
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Crawford also scored when the throw from Padres right-fielder Hunter Renfroe ricocheted off first baseman Myers into the Padres dugout.
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The shot was initially aimed at an armadillo, before the bullet ricocheted off its hard shell and struck the shooter instead.
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Ristolainen unleashed a one-timer from the bottom of the left circle, which ricocheted off the right post into the net.
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Defenseman Cam Fowler's shot ricocheted off the glass behind the net to Perry, who stuffed the puck inside the left post.
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Campbell's shot from outside the left circle ricocheted off Sabres defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen and into the near side of the net.
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" In a phrase that immediately ricocheted around the world, Tillerson said that the Obama administration's "policy of strategic patience has ended.
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Pronounced "Ka-pwing," like the sound of a ricocheted bullet, the company was founded by two former Google Image Search staffers.
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Amid all the errant observations, "WTF?" questions, and memes, one tweet suddenly ricocheted the renewed Cats conversation in a different direction.
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Strome gathered a Duncan Keith shot that ricocheted off the end boards and beat Gibson with the rebound at 211:216.
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Six other people, all adults, were injured when the bullet exited the man and ricocheted, Gonzalez said during a press briefing.
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Vince Dunn fired the puck from center ice off of the end boards, and it ricocheted in front of the net.
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Mark Milley, the Army chief of staff, said last October, as information about the new examination ricocheted through the service's ranks.
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They were housed in a room with a corrugated iron roof — which meant that bullets sometimes ricocheted back into the overflowing cell.
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The truck ricocheted across the median and into the westbound lanes of the interstate, where it collided head-on with the bus.
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"Apparently the discharged bullet hit [Mark's] rib cage and ricocheted into his chest cavity, where it caused severe bleeding," Baldwin sheriff's Capt.
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Baez's deep drive to right center ricocheted off the brick wall past Giants right fielder Carlos Moncrief, who over-ran the ball.
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The bullet ricocheted off a wall and struck 28-year-old Akai Gurley in the chest as he walked one floor below.
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Smith's shot early in the middle period ricocheted off the boards behind Islanders goalie Thomas Greiss to Aleksander Barkov at the doorstep.
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But he said the shot ricocheted off another gun in the vehicle, striking Tanner, who was standing nearby, in the rib cage.
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When he was 13, he took a slap on a Brooklyn street, an incident that was filmed and ricocheted around social media.
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" He took one hard dribble and lost control of the ball, which ricocheted off a reporter's forehead, leaving his sunglasses askew. "Whoa!
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Johnson denied Jurco's shot from the right circle, but the rebound ricocheted off Ristolainen's left leg and bounced into the Sabres' net.
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And even if no meeting occurred, the spectacle of Ms. Le Pen in Trump Tower ricocheted across the world on social media.
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Seager smoked a line drive that ricocheted off Keuchel and into right field, plating Cano with the third run of the frame.
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The jab ricocheted across the internet, enraging Clinton admirers and earning Ms. Klobuchar attention as a Midwesterner willing to speak hard truths.
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McDavid quickly found Nugent-Hopkins, whose shot from the left faceoff circle beat Gibson and ricocheted into the net off the left post.
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As a national audience watched, Trump ricocheted from topic to topic, only briefly mentioning his running mate, almost as an afterthought at times.
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In a frenetic first period, van Riemsdyk scored again to equalize at 25 with a ricocheted shot in the crease at 24:26.
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Burfict then came in, hit Brown in the head with his shoulder pads, and then Brown's head ricocheted into Chris Lewis-Harris's helmet.
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With one out, Chase Headley poked a fly ball toward the left-field corner, and it ricocheted off the wall for a triple.
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But all of the boisterous energy that ricocheted around the packed House chamber belied the long-running tensions between Trump and his audience.
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Michael Del Zotto's shot ricocheted off Lehner and a scrum of players in front of the net before finding Giroux all by himself.
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His defense attorney claimed the shooting was accidental and the bullet ricocheted off the ground and traveled about 80 feet before hitting Steinle.
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The anecdotes ricocheted around conservative corners of the web, leading to urgent warnings from the likes of Sean Hannity and the site Infowars.
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A Mercedes-Benz ricocheted off the track and into a spectator area, killing more than 80 people, the worst disaster in racing history.
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Tanaka spun at the end of his delivery, and the ball ricocheted off his right shin directly to Voit, who stepped on first.
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When Russian revolutionaries executed the Romanov family a century ago, the bullets ricocheted off diamonds concealed in the corsets of the royal princesses.
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Jay Howard's car had bounced off the outside wall, and as it ricocheted across the track, it collected the trailing machine of Dixon.
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A photograph of the moment, which was captured by a Russian official and posted to Twitter before being deleted, ricocheted across social media.
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Gillies stopped a puck that ricocheted off Fisher, but defenseman Rasmus Andersson kicked it into his own net as he moved into position.
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Interest rates recently hit their highest level in four years, which have ricocheted across markets and prompted investors to sell everything in sight.
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Ford's accusation has ricocheted through Washington, costing Kavanaugh public support and stalling his march to confirmation ahead of the hotly contested midterm elections.
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As Liang opened a door in the stairwell of the building, his gun fired, and a bullet ricocheted off a wall and struck Gurley.
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One of the policemen fired an experimental shot or two, but the bullets ricocheted off the black metal and lodged in a palm tree.
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During the trial, Garcia Zarate's lawyers presented evidence that the bullet ricocheted off the ground, which they argued showed that it was an accident.
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Images of lineups snaking outside stores and jubilant first-time buyers ricocheted around social media minutes after the clock struck midnight on Oct. 17.
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Authorities returned to the popular pier four days later, after the bullet was found to be partially flattened, indicating it had ricocheted, he said.
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Upshall scored his first of the season when a shot from Joel Edmundson ricocheted off his skate at 143:31 of the second period.
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As the recording ricocheted across social media and news sites, current and former GOP elected officials were quick to condemn their presidential nominee's comments.
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There is some evidence that seems to back his claim that telling: Authorities say the bullet ricocheted, traveling nearly 100 feet, before striking Steinle.
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As other police officers came to their colleague's aid, the student ran away, and a police bullet ricocheted and struck him, lightly wounding him.
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Keith netted his third goal when his shot from the top of the left circle deflected off DeBrusk's stick and ricocheted over Rask's shoulder.
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The defense said the weapon went off by accident, and the bullet ricocheted off the ground and traveled about 80 feet before hitting Steinle.
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Matt Dumba tallied 5:02 into the affair to give Minnesota a 2-1 lead when his point shot also ricocheted off a defender.
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The speech ricocheted between a huge range of recognizable dystopian tropes such as the "Terminator" franchise and conspiracy theories about the internet of things.
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" The word ricocheted back to Europe in the early 1900s, when the Brits reluctantly agreed to its usage: "As the Americans would say, cute.
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"It basically ricocheted off the back off the wall and hit in him in the back of the head," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said.
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But the defense attorney said the shooting was accidental, and the bullet ricocheted off the ground and traveled about 80 feet before hitting Steinle.
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The notion has ricocheted like mad around the press, making it possible for readers to assume that it has been generally accepted by experts.
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Video clips of the encounter between the president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, and the first grader, Amine Tiras, ricocheted across the internet over the weekend.
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Iranian center back Majid Hosseini got to the ball first, but his attempted clearance ricocheted off Costa's knee and past a helpless Alireza Beiranvand.
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Stupar's backpedaling retreat left him dangerously close to Giants punter Riley Dixon, whose kick indeed ricocheted off Stupar's helmet and deflected into the air.
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Garcia Zarate's defense attorney claimed the shooting was accidental and the bullet ricocheted off the ground and traveled about 80 feet before hitting Steinle.
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The photo on the left, seen here on the front page of People's Daily, China's largest newspaper, ricocheted across Chinese television and news sites.
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The announcement confirms a report first published by Page Six of The New York Post early this week, which quickly ricocheted around the internet.
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Alonso sustained a broken nose after a ball he hit in the batting cage ricocheted off a pole and struck him in the face.
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Here at the monastery, though, on this pleasant spring day, birdsong ricocheted off the cliffs and the only thing to explode were the poppies.
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The firing squad had the most difficulty killing the czar's four daughters, because the bullets ricocheted off all the hidden diamonds sewn into their clothing.
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The bullet that killed Steinle first ricocheted off the concrete walkway, which they said showed the shooting had been an accident, the Associated Press reported.
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But he had a bashful smile on his face a few seconds later after his ball hit a tree and ricocheted back towards the fairway.
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London (CNN Business)Even before the blaze at Notre Dame was extinguished, conspiracy theories and fake news about the fire had ricocheted around the internet.
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The garment choice for the Texas trip ricocheted across the internet, spawning memes about what message the former model may have been trying to send.
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Photo: Getty ImagesOn November 11, 2018, a deep rumble ricocheted around the world, one that humans couldn't feel but that registered quite clearly on seismometers.
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By the time I reached Los Angeles, I was foaming at the mouth and bleeding from the eyes as Daya's choruses ricocheted around my head.
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Right winger Justin Bailey tried to convert the rebound at the right post, but his backhanded shot ricocheted off Andersen's glove before hitting the post.
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Panarin fired a shot that hit Panik and ricocheted back to Panarin, who promptly elevated a second shot into the net for his 29th goal.
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But Garcia Zarate's defense attorney said the shooting was accidental and the bullet ricocheted off the ground and traveled about 80 feet before hitting Steinle.
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The legal conflict ricocheted through the state courts, ultimately landing before the state Supreme Court, which ruled in April that the system could go forward.
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"He was very lucky since the bullet that should have killed him ricocheted off of the coins, thus saving his life," Vincent Buyssens told CNN.
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The photograph of the two embracing, which was first published by The Oregonian, ricocheted around social media and was featured by major news media outlets.
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Rhythms, both recorded and robotic, ricocheted all over; siren tones spiraled around; recorded voices and instruments could, and did, pop up anywhere in the room.
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Netherlands: The case of Noa Pothoven, 17, who had written about being a rape victim and her experience with mental illness, ricocheted around the globe.
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Calgary's Elias Lindholm opened the scoring by sending a sharp-angled shot that ricocheted into the net off the skate of Oilers defenseman Adam Larsson.
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A video of airport security officers dragging him off a flight on April 9 ricocheted around the world after another passenger posted it to Twitter.
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Then Jonathan Toews put Chicago ahead by a 163-2 score when his cross-ice pass ricocheted off Vancouver defenseman Quinn Hughes at 8:17.
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With the bases loaded and no outs in the sixth inning, Rosario ricocheted a grounder off the extended glove of Astros left-handed Tony Sipp.
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Just like the putty of your past, it can be formed into a ball and ricocheted off walls or folded and popped between your palms.
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An unarmed man, Akai Gurley, was hit in the chest by a ricocheted bullet fired from Liang's gun in a Brooklyn housing project stairwell in 2014.
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U.S. sanctions on Russia's Rusal whipsawed the price and ricocheted down a complex supply chain that flowed from Guinea to Ireland before hitting European automotive makers.
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He had crossed the center median, struck an 18-wheeler, and ricocheted into my Honda Civic, which I had finished paying off just three months previously.
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The impact was so violent it ricocheted the Cadi into the Toyota, which caused the Cadi to crash into a signal pole before striking a wall.
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Montour fired a shot from the right point toward the net, where it hit Steel's left hip and ricocheted in off the right post past Hutton.
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Burns' point shot went wide left, but the puck hit the boards and bounced back, then ricocheted off of Hutchinson's right skate and into the net.
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Taillon immediately fell to the mound as the ball ricocheted into left field, but he regained his feet after several minutes and stayed in the game.
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Almost from the moment Mulvaney arrived at the C.F.P.B., rumors ricocheted around Washington that Trump was eyeing him as a future White House chief of staff.
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Minutes later, Marouane Fellaini flicked on a free kick and the ball ricocheted around near the far post before going in off Juventus defender Alex Sandro.
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But smartphones came out to record the exchange as it grew tense, and the video clips struck a nerve as they ricocheted across social media feeds.
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Croatia came closest to scoring in the 42nd minute, when Ivan Perisic's powerful shot ricocheted off Greece's left post, out of reach of goalkeeper Orestis Karezis.
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In an interview that ricocheted among these ideas, Ms. Walsh talked about time, audience expectations and dance on TV. Below are edited excerpts from the conversation.
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And Teejayx6 took what could have been a small show that left a minimal mark and made it into an event that ricocheted across social media.
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On a more uplifting note, Time's Maya Rhodan has the backstory of the Houston sheriff's deputy whose helping of two small children ricocheted around social media.
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The images of the governor, head tilted back in rumpled black shirt, mesh shorts and flip flops, quickly became a meme and ricocheted around social media.
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His throw ricocheted off the intended receiver, Mohamed Sanu, and landed in the arms of Titans cornerback Logan Ryan, who dashed untouched into the end zone.
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Off the faceoff in the Senators' zone, the puck ricocheted off the foot of an Ottawa player and into the slot, where Dube was set up.
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The article ricocheted around the New York and national political scene at a quark's pace, leading to nearly immediate calls for Mr. Schneiderman's resignation from Gov.
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Alcides Escobar's wicked bouncer struck third baseman Trevor Plouffe in the jaw and ricocheted into left field as Perez scored and Gordon wound up at third.
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The first bullet that flew through Jerold Exson's car window pierced him just below his right eye, ricocheted off his jaw and lodged in his throat.
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Her comment that her husband's victories had left her proud of her country "for the first time in my adult life" still ricocheted around the press.
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Around midnight, I lost control of the music, and it ricocheted violently from Candi Staton to The Horrors, before landing on a tune I'd never heard before.
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He has made statements, like his claims about Ms. Jacobus, that have later been exposed as false or deceptive — only after they have ricocheted across the Internet.
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After Jones entered the Buffalo zone with speed, a seemingly harmless shot was saved by Lehner but ricocheted off Sabres defenseman Rasmus Ristolainen and into the net.
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But Brent Burns pulled the Sharks within one with 4:34 left in regulation, sending a shot that ricocheted off Barrie's stick and into the Colorado goal.
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When Larbon Jams ran on the court during the introductions, the boos ricocheted and, for a moment, seemed to wrinkle his forehead with their sheer sonic force.
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White was struck in the face and head, and the rock ricocheted to his chest, causing him to lose consciousness, according to Genesee County Sheriff Robert Pickell.
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Liang, who had drawn his weapon, fired a single shot that ricocheted off a wall and struck the chest of Gurley, who was walking one floor below.
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Gurriel added an RBI infield single an inning later, a hot shot that ricocheted off Moreland at first and scored Diaz for a 3-1 Astros lead.
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But his defense attorney said the shooting was accidental and emphasized evidence that the bullet ricocheted off the ground and traveled about 80 feet before hitting Steinle.
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The former first-round pick of the Minnesota Wild stole the puck from behind from Sean Kuraly near center ice, spun and ricocheted it off the boards.
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After the second stalled possession for Miami, linebacker Michael Pinckney made a diving interception of a ricocheted pass as the Hurricanes took over at the Duke 53.
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He also got help from a goal post as a Tyler Johnson shot hit the inside of the far post and ricocheted back across but not in.
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The encounter was captured on a video that ricocheted around the world, set off protests and prompted calls for the officers to be fired and criminally charged.
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All day, before as more than 24,000 ticket holders filed in for the charity game, the shorthand for other tragedies ricocheted through the Capitol. Giffords. Newtown. Orlando.
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Rattie then fired a shot that ricocheted in off the netminder's right skate just 14 seconds into the game as Domingue tried to slide back into position.
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Ekman-Larsson's shot from the left circle was actually going wide, but it ricocheted off Dillon and into the cage for his third tally of the season.
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But the topics were mere bumpers off which the conversation ricocheted, fueled by the familiarity of the five friends and facilitated by their common interests, lexicon and temperament.
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The puck ricocheted right to the stick of Auston Matthews, who had an open net for his third goal of the playoffs to tie the score at 1.
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Indeed both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq fell sharply as worries over increased regulations for technology companies ricocheted around trading floors, forcing a sell-off.
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Rose got a lucky break in the playoff when his approach shot landed in a skybox but ricocheted back toward the hole and stopped just off the green.
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After his initial shot ricocheted off the far post, Bogosian raced to gather the rebound and tucked it between Reimer's legs for his second goal of the season.
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He was successful, and when Austin Hedges' throw ricocheted of Solarte into left-center field, Desmond scored on the two-base miscue, Hedges' second error of the season.
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Davis hit a one-hopper back to the mound that ricocheted off Soria's leg to first baseman Eric Hosmer, who stepped on first base for the second out.
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A small chapel behind the main sanctuary sustained the heaviest fire; rounds pierced a painting of Jesus Christ and ricocheted off the gold-plated box holding the sacrament.
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The first warning shot towards the ceiling ricocheted into the stomach of a bartender, while subsequent shots towards the floor reportedly struck the three patrons in their legs.
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But the legendary queer poet of the Beat Generation made his way downtown one day after the initial brawl that ricocheted from Christopher Street and across the country.
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The policy has since ricocheted across Houston and beyond, with many calling it another example of how policies on personal appearance can enforce racist and classist power structures.
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The ball skipped violently along the wet grass, flicking up droplets as it sped toward the English goalkeeper, ricocheted off his surprised hands and lurched into the goal.
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At an event the same evening, his voice rose as he spoke about the country's "fucked up" acceptance of mass shootings, a speech that ricocheted across the internet.
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Craig Smith, who had two of Nashville's first six shots, ricocheted a puck off Murray's pads that Jarnkrok tapped in at 503:51 to start the fans yelling.
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There was physical evidence — according to defense lawyers, "almost to a mathematical certainty" — that the fatal shot was not aimed at Clark but instead ricocheted off the car.
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A puck ricocheted off a teammate's skate and then hit Roussel's, popping over the net and into the back of the goalie's head before falling to the ice.
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After various iterations of the ban ricocheted through the courts, the Supreme Court agreed last December to allow travel ban 3.0 to go entirely into effect pending appeal.
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But the puck bounced off the glass and ricocheted back over the crossbar, hitting Allen in the back of his left leg pad before trickling over the goal line.
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Shipped off to Afghanistan, Lt. Milzarski led his platoon into 2000 combat missions, until a bullet ricocheted off a rock during a firefight and hit him in the face.
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Riikka Valila inadvertently doubled the lead with less than 12 minutes played when team mate Isa Rahunen's fierce wrist shot ricocheted off her helmet and past the hapless Grahn.
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San Diego's Matt Kemp, who threw out a runner earlier in the game, had a two-base error in the fourth when Duffy's fly ball ricocheted off his glove.
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On one first-half possession, the ball ricocheted from Arcidiacono to Daniel Ochefu in the high post and back out to the wing, where Bridges sank a 3-pointer.
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Hamilton's crossing pass ricocheted off the skate of Vegas center Cody Eakin in front of the net and then hit the body of Tkachuk on the way past Fleury.
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When her sister announced that the teenager, Noa Pothoven, had died at 17 early Sunday morning — without revealing where or how — the story ricocheted and metastasized around the globe.
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Beyond the region, President Trump's announcement ricocheted Thursday from Moscow, where it was praised, to Washington, where it was the catalyst for the resignation of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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Edwin Edwin Encarnacion appeared to pop out before it was determined that the ball ricocheted off a girder and then came back into play, making it a dead ball.
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Mrs. Clinton's sharp criticism of her former rival in an upcoming documentary series ricocheted across the Democratic Party on Tuesday, threatening to reopen the barely healed wounds of 2016.
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Carl died when Madsen was 20163, and for the next few years, Madsen ricocheted around, starting several degrees and apprenticeships—in welding, refrigeration, and engineering—before dropping out of each.
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Then at 10:33, Saad scored his second goal by dragging a wrist shot that ricocheted off the right post from the top of the slot near the left circle.
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Connolly got up to one knee, and after Karl Alzner's shot ricocheted to him, fired a quick shot from a tough angle to give the Capitals a 210-2 lead.
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Hosmer tried to get the force at second, but his throw hit Ruiz in the shoulder and ricocheted into left field, allowing the runners to advance to second and third.
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He produced more fast-twitch legerdemain on Friday, but many times, his return games looked more like self-defense as Raonic's serves ricocheted off the hard edges of his racket.
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It begins abruptly, in the middle of some story we haven't read, capturing the sudden, repeated shock of Wright's death: At which point my grief-sounds ricocheted outside of language.
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After Getzlaf secured the puck in the right corner, Fowler dragged a wrist shot from the left point that hit the right post and ricocheted behind Miller, whom Perry screened.
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The replay revealed that somehow a golf ball came into play on the track, was kicked up, ricocheted off the head of another jockey, and crossed the path of Luxford.
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In a drunken Christmas Eve brawl, Woodall—whose only previous crimes were possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia—fired a shot that ricocheted and struck another man in the leg.
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A public defender countered that Mr. Zarate had found the weapon only moments before the killing and accidentally fired a bullet that ricocheted off the pavement before striking Ms. Steinle.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's commission on voter fraud, which has ricocheted between controversies since its creation in May, is scheduled to hold its second public meeting on Tuesday in New Hampshire.
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As all that positive economic news ricocheted through Wall Street, on social media and around office cubicles, conversation inevitably turned to one question: How much credit does Mr. Trump deserve?
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The ball ricocheted back to catcher Gary Sanchez, but his eager throw to second base sailed into center field, allowing the 40-year-old Carlos Beltran to amble to third.
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Those lawsuits ricocheted across the judicial system and landed with extraordinary speed in San Francisco on Tuesday afternoon, before a federal appeals panel one rung beneath the nation's highest court.
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Defense lawyer Rae Koshetz said Liang fired his gun accidentally and that he had no idea the bullet had ricocheted off a wall into Gurley's chest in the "pitch-black" stairwell.
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Bouma's wrist shot hit Gibson's right shoulder, ricocheted off his right pad and trickled behind him before Gibson pounced on the puck with his glove as center Matt Stajan closed in.
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That 2500-point nosedive in the Dow then represented more than 22.07 percent of the U.S. stock market index, and the selling ricocheted around the world in a classic investor panic.
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With runners on first and second and two out, Jon Jay grounded a would-be, go-ahead single up the middle, but the ball ricocheted off second-base umpire Stu Scheurwater.
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It was issued in September -- after previous bans had ricocheted through the courts -- and restricts entry from seven countries to varying degrees: Iran, North Korea, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Somalia and Venezuela.
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Sequoia is widely regarded as Silicon Valley's most prestigious venture capital firm, and the memo ricocheted around social media in a way that it only would because it is, well, Sequoia.
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But Mariner couldn't hold onto the pass, and it ricocheted off his leg and into the hands of Murphy, who raced 113 yards for the score that made it 10-3.
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Her 90-second diatribe on the trials and tribulations of online learning has ricocheted around the world as the coronavirus has forced parents and children to learn and work at home.
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D.J. LeMahieu led off with a sharp grounder that ricocheted off second base and Aaron Judge beat the shift with a grounder to where a second baseman would normally have been.
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WASHINGTON — When the Pentagon announced this month that it would divert billions more dollars in military funding to the construction of President Trump's border wall, bipartisan outrage ricocheted across Capitol Hill.
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It was another single bullet among the thousand-plus in Las Vegas that hit Rosemarie Melanson in the chest and then ricocheted through her body, tearing apart nearly everything it touched.
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After all Trump had spent much of the last eight years raising the "birther" question to discredit Obama's presidency, while Obama had ricocheted between condescension and incredulity about Trump's presidential bid.
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That turned out to be a stroke of public relations genius, because when they reached their goal, word that Medicine Hat had "ended homelessness" ricocheted from Argentina to Germany to Japan.
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" As recordings of these comments ricocheted through the news, Meadows didn't quite apologize, but he did tell reporters that his words were "not the way that I should've answered the questions.
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The video, which splices footage from Mr. Biden's recent apology for unwanted touching of several women with older footage of Mr. Biden, ricocheted around the pro-Trump corners of the internet.
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The authors of the bipartisan plan said Wednesday they'll push the proposal forward, even as President Donald Trump's stance ricocheted from supportive to disdainful to arm's-length and the plan's fate teetered.
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After Skedaddle, an "Uber for Buses" startup, was featured on Business Insider, a screenshot of the four young male cofounders, smiling atop an article describing an unsavory-sounding mission, ricocheted across Twitter.
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Some thought the lawsuit reflected a major strategic shift in Benchmark's priorities or fundraising plans, as was argued in one particularly well-read blog post that ricocheted across Silicon Valley last fall.
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In some versions of the story that ricocheted around sites like Infowars in the wake of the election, the illegal votes had been cast because some states didn't require ID to vote.
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The split has left the 12 other self-ruling Orthodox churches in an awkward position of having to choose between the two Patriarchates, and the tension has ricocheted across the Orthodox world.
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One minute earlier, the ball ricocheted off Reid Harrison-Ducros and into the arms of Washington State's Dillon Sherman with 2:214 left, setting the Cougars up inside the Boise State 211.
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After it sliced through his arm, the bullet apparently ricocheted off his shoulder blade, making a sharp right turn straight out his back, which was a mess of blood and torn flesh.
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Defenseman Erik Gustafsson missed wide left on a wrist shot, but the puck ricocheted off the end boards and slid straight to Toews near the net for an easy tap-in goal.
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Honduras equalized in unusual fashion when a bullet of a shot hit the crossbar and ricocheted off the back of the head of Mexican goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa for an unlikely own goal.
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The word ricocheted around the world at internet speed Thursday morning: Joint Base Andrews, best known as home to Air Force One, was on lockdown because of reports of an active shooter.
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That year, one of the six bullets, fired by would-be assassin John Hinckley Jr, hit the right window of the vehicle, and another ricocheted from its roof, seriously wounding the president.
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Almost instantly, the image ricocheted across social media — and kicked up a heated debate, one that cuts to the heart of the character and integrity of the Democratic presidential nominee: Was Mrs.
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Boyd got the first, sliding a shot across the crease that ricocheted into the goal off the skate of Petry for his third goal of the season and first since Dec. 6.
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With people still settling in, a shot from defenseman Alexei Emelin ricocheted off the post, and Desharnais batted it out of the air and into the net just 212 seconds into the game.
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The ball then ricocheted and hit the man's wife on the arm; the Vice President, Spiro Agnew, gently kissed the woman on the arm and returned to the tee to attempt another drive.
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As he dived into his crease to complete a second run, the ball (which had been thrown by Martin Guptill, New Zealand's best fielder) ricocheted off his bat, and flew to the boundary.
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By Tuesday afternoon, posts ricocheted across the internet, accusing Hogg of being a paid crisis actor who pretends to be a victim during national tragedies in order to exploit them for political gain.
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Forensic Architecture determined that the bullet ricocheted off the rocky surface below the medic's feet, which, had it not been cleared of vegetation, would have simply stayed where it had hit the ground.
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He also had some trouble navigating rough waters after Peter Liang, a police officer, shot Akai Gurley, an unarmed black man (his gun went off and the bullet ricocheted, hitting the young man).
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Spieth's final drive of the day just nicked a tree limb jutting into the narrow tunnellike opening off the 18th tee, and the ball ricocheted straight down, about 350 yards from the green.
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Doug Bergeson was working on framing in a fireplace at his house on June 25 when his nail gun inadvertently fired a metal spike that ricocheted off some wood and into his chest.
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I remember the impact felt like a couple of hits rather than just one giant hit because we kind of bounced, or ricocheted, into the embankment of a lake on a golf course.
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Panarin scored his fourth goal of the season on a power play 7:14 into the third period, rocketing a slap shot from the high slot that ricocheted off the bar and in.
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A memorable "Veep" joke — that Selina once forced an aide to "dry shave" her legs under a conference table — was inspired by a rumor about Senator Amy Klobuchar that ricocheted around the capital.
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For months, Mr. Simpson's name has ricocheted across the halls of Congress and the airwaves of Fox News, becoming shorthand in conservative circles for purported investigatory overreach and counterconspiracies against the White House.
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Fears of an escalating trade war between the United States and China ricocheted through the American economy on Tuesday, sending stocks down sharply and prompting businesses large and small to brace for fallout.
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His tee shot appeared headed for a watery grave left of the fairway, and he was mightily relieved when his ball struck rocks lining the lake and somehow ricocheted back onto the fairway.
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Instead, he has ricocheted from one belligerent argument to the next—that impeachment is a coup, and that it will cause the stock market to collapse or even lead to a civil war.
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Derek Ryan restored Calgary's lead when Dillon Dube created a turnover and passed to Ryan in the slot, and his shot ricocheted off a defender into the net 13:18 into the game.
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He returned from a golf vacation on Wednesday and appealed for unity as images ricocheted across social media of people carting away televisions from Walmarts and stealing snack foods from stalled delivery trucks.
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The student, Hamzeh Daoud, subsequently edited his comment and apologized, but his original remarks soon ricocheted around the internet, with many calling for him to be removed from his position as a resident assistant.
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Those social media platforms have also been susceptible to rumors and false information that have quickly ricocheted across the country and fueled the suspicions many continue to hold over politicians and even emergency crews.
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In a recital by the baritone Christian Gerhaher and the pianist Gerold Huber on Tuesday evening, not even 10 minutes had passed before a ringtone ricocheted off the wooden walls of Alice Tully Hall.
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Kopitar took a shot from the right point that was off target, but the puck hit Toronto defenseman Nikita Zaitsev in the visor and ricocheted into the net, cutting the deficit to 20-28.
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Johnson took up arms days after videos surfaced of fatal police encounters with black men in Louisiana and Minnesota -- events that ricocheted through social media and prompted reaction from the highest levels of government.
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Fairly regularly, and especially for the past two months or so, as accusations of sexual assault and harassment have ricocheted across Hollywood, that has meant that my job is to write about sexual violence.
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Bryan Rust extended the Penguins' lead to 3-1 at 16:42 of the second period when he converted the rebound of Nick Bonino's backhand shot that ricocheted off the crossbar into the crease.
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McGinn's wrist shot from the back of the left circle hit the left leg of Flames defenseman Deryk Engelland and ricocheted to McGinn, who swept a backhanded shot from the slot into the net.
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In November 2014, Mr. Liang, a probationary officer, was on patrol in a dark stairwell of a public-housing project when he fired a shot that ricocheted and struck Mr. Gurley in the heart.
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And from the array of whoops and boos (and the occasional peal of laughter, which ricocheted down the hotel's white marble hallways), it was clear from the start whose side the attendees were on.
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Yet, in just five years, Momentum has trained more than 1,500 young activists in at least 30 states who've gone on to be at the center of protests that have ricocheted throughout the nation.
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As the photo ricocheted around social media on Tuesday, Democrats in the House were moving toward approval of an emergency $4.5 billion humanitarian aid bill to address the plight of migrants at the border.
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But while Dentsu's statement ricocheted around the news media, Michael Lang, the promoter of Woodstock 50 and one of the primary forces behind the original festival in 1969, denied that the event was kaput.
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The puck took an awkward bounce off the back boards and ricocheted back to Beauvillier, who never broke stride and tucked a shot under Georgiev's legs from point-blank range with 7:20 remaining.
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I doubled down on the calories, adding pancakes to breakfast, and succeeded in making the boys lie in pensive digestion out in the hammock for a little while before they ricocheted off the trees.
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CreditCreditDmitry Kostyukov for The New York Times CALAIS, France — The clang of giant weaving looms ricocheted across a cavernous factory one recent afternoon at Desseilles Laces, one of the oldest lace makers in France.
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And it remains in doubt whether Mr. Trump, whose White House has ricocheted from one distraction to the next in its first few weeks, will retain enough credibility with lawmakers to accomplish those goals.
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The puck ricocheted to Mika Zibanejad at the red line and he backhanded the puck to Kreider, who encountered little defensive pressure and one-timed the pass into the net for his 23rd goal.
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Newcomb exited his start against the Philadelphia Phillies after a comebacker off the bat of Phillies catcher J.T. Realmuto hit off his head and ricocheted into the Philadelphia dugout for a ground-rule double.
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During his 2016 campaign, Trump spoke almost daily about the 2015 death of Kate Steinle, who was struck by a bullet that ricocheted off the ground after being accidentally fired by an illegal immigrant.
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At the par-five 13th, he got a lucky break when a poor drive ricocheted back into the fairway from where he failed to take advantage, finding the Rae's Creek tributary with his second shot.
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Barkov scored Florida's only goal in a 3-1 loss to Boston, pouncing on the rebound after Jagr's deflection of a long-range shot from defenseman Michael Matheson had ricocheted off Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask.
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The bullet that killed Steinle, whose death touched off a national debate about illegal immigration, ricocheted off the ground about 100 feet away before hitting her in the back, a retired police investigator testified Monday.
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Raffy Lopez drew a walk after Renfroe's double, and both scored on a triple to center by Freddy Galvis — a drive that ricocheted off Hamilton's glove as the center fielder was hitting the soft wall.
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Jeff Carter fired a shot off the stick of Hertl, which ricocheted off the leg of Paul Martin and off the shoulder of Jones for a power-play goal at 23:30 of the second.
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U.S. 13-year Treasury yields - which move inverse to prices and are one of the main drivers of global borrowing costs - ricocheted between 2.45 and 2.55 percent from Wednesday's 10-month high of 2.597 percent.
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Jeff Carter fired a shot off the stick of Hertl, which ricocheted off the leg of Paul Martin and off the shoulder of Jones for a power-play goal at 43:24 of the second.
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After a Giordano pass attempt ricocheted off a linesman's skate, the Ducks went the other way and Hampus Lindholm teed up a one-timer from the slot that went five-hole on the struggling netminder.
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Giordano kept the Scotiabank Saddledome crowd buzzing when his blast from the point, which was going wide, ricocheted off the shin of Ducks defenseman Kevin Bieksa and past Ducks goalie John Gibson at 8:35.
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News of the Great Alaska Earthquake reached a small team of sociologists at Ohio State University early the following morning, when communication from Alaska to the Lower 48 was still scant, and rumors ricocheted wildly.
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"At which point my grief-sounds ricocheted outside of language," he writes in "Beckoned," before the speaker passes out, swarmed by "those bees" of sound itself, as grief now attacks from the outside as well.
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Yet its screenwriter, Julian Fellowes (who created the TV series), knows his stories have always relied less on words than on the looks — arch and knowing, suspicious and appalled — that ricocheted around every social gathering.
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The goal, too, was not exactly a classic — Michy Batshuayi bundling a shot past Ben Foster, the West Brom goalkeeper, after the ball had ricocheted around the box for several hours — but it was indicative.
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From the earliest days of the campaign, Harris was subject to conspiracy theories that ricocheted around social media, even giving way to a reprisal of the same birtherism smears that plagued former President Barack Obama.
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Sam Steel's shot from the right faceoff circle went off of Murray's right arm and then ricocheted off the left post and directly to Getzlaf, who fired it into the open side of the net.
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Center Ryan Kesler's behind-the-back shot from the right post hit right winger Andrew Cogliano's right skate as Cogliano was standing in the crease, and the puck ricocheted into the net at 9:43.
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The images of Justice Department solidarity ricocheted through Washington, not so much because the three officials chose to dine publicly, but that they did so on a night that proved to be a turning point.
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Kulyk's allegations, collected in a seven-page dossier, ricocheted across US media and together with lines from interviews by Ukraine's then–prosecutor general, Yuriy Lutsenko, a bedrock of the Spygate conspiracy began to take shape.
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But, with just 14 seconds left in the period, Gardiner made it 3-2, after his centering pass ricocheted off both Oilers center Leon Draisaitl and defenseman Darnell Nurse before hopping across the goal line.
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The U.S., however, kept plugging away and scored a deserved equalizer after 77 minutes as the ball ricocheted off the face of Jessica Samuelsson and fell perfectly for Morgan to fire home from eight meters.
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Prior to the current policy change, detainees were either kept together as a family through the asylum process or simply ricocheted back in to Mexico where they were free to either try again or go home.
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That money is on top of the more than $20 million that was flagged as suspicious, BuzzFeed News revealed earlier this month, after the money ricocheted among the planners and participants of the Trump Tower meeting.
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The Stars scored first on Roussel's strange goal about four minutes into the second period, when the puck ricocheted off the skates of Ales Hemsky and then Roussel without either player getting a stick on it.
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Bullets shot from an AR-15 can result in particularly brutal injuries, and in his case, after the bullet passed through his liver, it ricocheted through his stomach and intestines before exiting through his right thigh.
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Gregory Polanco hit a broken bat dribbler down the third base line for a single and David Freese followed with a single that ricocheted off Walker's left shin and into right-center as Polanco took third.
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Judging from headlines that ricocheted around the globe the past couple of years, the Iditarod is an event under siege, threatened by everything from fleeing sponsors to dying dogs, management upheaval, even a dog-doping scandal.
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Since Warren was cut off, her speech has rallied Senate Democrats and ricocheted through social media and in the press — almost certainly spreading further than a little-watched floor speech on C-SPAN would have otherwise.
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One by one, the jurors held the Glock 9-millimeter pistol that had belonged to Police Officer Peter Liang, from which a bullet ricocheted down a housing project stairwell and killed an unarmed man in November 2014.
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Manchester slacked off in the second half, allowing Kiev to rally and score when a shot from 20 yards out by Vitaliy Buyalskiy ricocheted off the leg of City defender Nicolás Otamendi and fooled goalkeeper Joe Hart.
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First it hit the skate of Islanders defenseman Nick Leddy, and then it ricocheted off the skate of Leddy's defense partner Thomas Hickey and past New York goalie Thomas Greiss with 27.9 seconds left in regulation time.
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""Throughout the dangerous ride down the river, all of us struggled to stay above water, swallowing lots of it on the way down as our bodies ricocheted against the rocks in the water while struggling to survive.
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A retired police officer says the bullet that killed a San Francisco woman whose death touched off a national debate about illegal immigration ricocheted off the ground about 100 feet away before hitting her in the back.
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A little while later, Phil Mickelson, who began Friday just four strokes off the lead, found himself in the woods, where he tried a recovery shot that ricocheted off a tree trunk and disappeared in a bush.
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His 14-yard strike came after a cross by U.S. midfielder Gyasi Zardes ricocheted off Clint Dempsey and landed perfectly for forward Morris, who sent the ball past the diving arms of replacement Jamaican goalkeeper Dwayne Miller.
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In Sunday's game, the last regular-season game between the teams this year, Bush opened the eighth inning with a 96-mile-per-hour fastball that hit Bautista on the left arm and ricocheted off his thigh.
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ABC News on Friday corrected a stunning news report about Michael Flynn, the former White House official who pleaded guilty to giving a false statement to the FBI, which sparked a feeding frenzy and ricocheted across markets.
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But the news ricocheted across the internet, alarming security experts, who said hostile entities could glean valuable intelligence from the Strava app's global "heat map," including the locations of secret bases and the movements of military personnel.
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Controlling the final pass from Giroud, Pogba flicked a right-footed shot that deflected off defender Aziz Behich, soared over the lunging Ryan and ricocheted off the bottom of the crossbar and down toward the goal line.
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The Giants scored their first run in the sixth inning when Evan Longoria picked up his first hit of the series, a double to right field that ricocheted off the wall and past right fielder Matt Joyce.
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The Yankees mustered four hits and a walk in the interim, including a sharp, two-out line drive in the sixth that ricocheted off Astros second baseman Jose Altuve with LeMahieu rounding third base and heading home.
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Canada jumped out first on the power play when Mat Robinson chipped a puck in front of the Czech net and it ricocheted off several sticks, including Ebbett's, and dribbled through Pavel Francouz's pads into the net.
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Sabres left winger Evander Kane drove hard to the net and his initial shot was stopped by Howard, but the rebound ricocheted off Gionta's skate and into the net for the captain's fourth goal of the season.
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Liang meanwhile will spend the next 15 years behind bars because his firearm accidentally discharged a bullet that ricocheted off a wall and hit Mr. Gurley on the head, all while they were inside a poorly lit stairwell.
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Toews snapped a 2200-230 tie when a Richard Panik shot ricocheted off the back boards and found its way to Toews, who fired a shot into an empty net for only his eighth goal of the season.
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Peru, who beat Chile 3-0 last week, pushed hard for an equalizer and came close when Andy Polo's rasping drive from outside the box ricocheted back off the underside of the bar with goalkeeper Brad Guzman beaten.
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White corralled the puck and attempted to pass, and his effort ricocheted right off the skate of Washington's Taylor Chorney into the open net to make it 103-0 Philadelphia at the 7:52 mark of the frame.
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Sanford made it 3-1 early in the third period off a rebound, after Robert Bortuzzo's shot from the right circle ricocheted off Subban's stick straight into Sanford's chest and then into the left side of the net.
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The picture of them taking the selfie ricocheted across social media, and it was cited as an example of the power of sports diplomacy and the Olympic spirit bringing together two countries perpetually on the brink of war.
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Rogers graduates from deep- to standard-league status after Week 1, a big win in D.C. in which he produced six grabs for 59 yards and a touchdown that ricocheted off Sammie Coates's chest in the end zone.
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Those 2,000 vets who'd arrived just before me — had some of them, like Hey, collapsed at the end of their service and ricocheted around until they found a community to truly serve with, without war crimes this time?
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Every week, another powerful man was being accused of sexual assault or harassment or misconduct; every week, another unmissable story ricocheted around the internet with stories about sexual encounters that were coerced or forced or violent or horrifying.
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Hours after word of the Picasso's recovery ricocheted around the globe, Ms. Feticu and her companion said they had received another message about the missing painting — this time from a performance art group in Flanders, Belgium, called Berlin.
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CHIEFS 30, BRONCOS 27 Kansas City's Cairo Santos kicked a 34-yard field goal that ricocheted off the upright and through the goal posts to give the Chiefs a win in the final seconds of overtime in Denver.
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On Wednesday, realizing that his case had ricocheted around the world and that responding to the outpouring of requests for interviews would have consumed all of his last few days, Mr. Goodall consented to one final news conference.
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At an ATP tournament in Rotterdam in February, a passing shot from Grigor Dimitrov ricocheted off the frame of Goffin's racket and hit him hard in his left eye, keeping him out of Indian Wells in early March.
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But on the first hole of the playoff, García was the one whose drive found the fairway while Rose's ball ricocheted off a tree and came to rest in the pine needles, in front of a pine cone.
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Trying to abort a screen play that was going nowhere, he fired a pass — ruled a backward lateral — that hit feet of T.J. Yeldon and ricocheted in the air and into the hands of Houston linebacker Whitney Mercilus.
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Josi's point shot was blocked, but the puck ricocheted to Forsberg at the side of the goal and he made no mistake to collect his 14th goal of the season, temporarily giving him the team lead in goals.
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The folks at Deadspin tracked down another angle that shows more of the carnage: Please, let's hope that the kindly spectator who ended up with the ricocheted tater gave it to our lonely hero with the bruised peaches.
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A California police officer accidentally fatally shot a teenager early Thursday morning after officers opened fire at a charging pit bull and a bullet ricocheted off the ground, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department announced in a press release.
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As images of the protests, the biggest in Russia for several years, ricocheted around social media, Shingarkin's sit-in on top of the lamp-post was adopted by Kremlin opponents as a David-and-Goliath style symbol of defiance.
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As #MeToo ricocheted around the world last year, some people began to wonder if the phrase might become a haven for Hollywood stars and shut out women like Tarana Burke, who created the hashtag more than a decade ago.
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The junior from Compton ripped off a monumental ten receptions for 204 yards and three touchdowns, and none of it was more dynamic than an early fourth-quarter snare that ricocheted off two Trojan defenders into his right hand.
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It also triggered a significant backlash that ricocheted around social media and has gotten the attention of elected officials — and I wonder if Amazon, as the least socially savvy of the big tech companies, is prepared for what's next.
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His comments that the Fed was making a "midcycle adjustment " and was not in a longer-term rate cutting mode ricocheted through the markets, where some investors had been positioned for at least two more cuts this year alone.
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The euro initially held up after Germany reported the steepest monthly rise in exports in four-and-half years, but the resistance faded and it sagged a few cents to $1.0518 having ricocheted between $1.0339 and $1.0621 last week.
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The Canadiens pulled goaltender Keith Kinkaid with 2:08 left and Brendan Gallagher tied it 10 seconds later when a Joel Armia centering pass ricocheted off Gallagher's skate and then off the skate of defenseman Brayden McNabb past Fleury.
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Kadri then made it 33-1 two minutes later when he stole the puck from Mark Stone and fired a shot that bounced off Fleury's pads and ricocheted in off Stone's skate for his 12th goal of the season.
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Espanyol's defense limited Barcelona, which threatened only on a free kick by Lionel Messi in the first half that hit the goal frame and on a Luis Suárez shot that ricocheted off the post 10 minutes into the second half.
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Yet Iran are just a point behind and must beat Portugal to progress from group B. The stoic Iran defense has only been breached in their Russian campaign when the ball ricocheted off Spain forward Diego Costa's knee to go in.
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It ricocheted around the right-wing internet, thanks to sites like Big League Politics, InfoWars, NewsWars and The Gateway Pundit, potentially reaching millions of readers, according to a media analysis from Ben Decker, CEO of the digital investigations firm Memetica.
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Zibanejad later ripped a shot that ricocheted off the knob of the stick of Maxime Lagace, who made 32 saves in his first NHL start, and into the net to give the Rangers a 33-4 lead at 14:11.
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It came when Joakim Ryan's shot from near the point went off Iafallo's stick and then off the left post, and ricocheted through the crease to the right side of the net, where Toffoli chipped it in at 14:01.
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Pickard came off for an extra skater with 1:40 left, and Duchene tied it 58 seconds later when his shot ricocheted off Tampa Bay defensemen Victor Hedman and Jake Dotchin and past Bishop for his 16th of the season.
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Connolly, parked in the slot with his back to the net, tied it with a between-the-legs deflection of a Michal Kempny shot from the left point that also ricocheted off the skate of Miller inside the left post.
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"It's a contrary indicator of what's going on in the world," Mr. Browder said, adding that no one last year predicted the collapse of commodity prices or the stock market rout that started in China and ricocheted across the globe.
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A harrowing photograph of Oscar Alberto Martinez, 25, and his 24-month-old daughter Angie Valeria lying face down on the muddy banks of the Rio Grande river between the United States and Mexico ricocheted across social media this week.
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You've likely seen them: produce lined up in color gradients; bananas arranged like the spokes of a wheel; 16 slices of toast that range from being pallid to the color of ash—all of which have ricocheted across the internet.
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WASHINGTON – Confusion, skepticism and a bit of optimism ricocheted around Capitol Hill on Tuesday as lawmakers tried to figure out what comes next after President Donald Trump&aposs historic summit with Kim Jong Un over North Korea&aposs nuclear program.
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On the first snap of the game, an Anderson pass into the flat ricocheted off the arms of intended target Mike Tolbert and into the hands of Seattle linebacker Mike Morgan, who returned the interception to the Carolina 232-yard line.
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After hearing a sound, he fired the weapon once, which is when the bullet ricocheted off a wall and struck Akai Gurley, 28 – who had been on a walk with his girlfriend and just entered the stairwell – in the chest.
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The tweet quickly ricocheted through the ecosystem of fake news and disinformation on the far right, where Trump partisans like Mr. Posobiec have intensified their efforts to sow doubt about the legitimacy of expanding investigations into Trump associates' ties to Russia.
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Defenseman Jan Rutta's shot from the right point deflected off Cirelli's right shin guard as the center battled for position in front of the net with two Ducks players, and the puck ricocheted off Gibson and over the goal line.
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With overtime looming, Columbus goaltender Elvis Merzlikins tried to pass the puck to a teammate, but Copp knocked it down and sent a shot that ricocheted off a defender and into the net with 20:20 remaining in regulation time.
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With overtime looming, Columbus goaltender Elvis Merzlikins tried to pass the puck to a teammate, but Copp knocked it down and sent a shot that ricocheted off a defender and into the net with 1:53 remaining in regulation time.
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In his quest to tackle gun violence, President Donald Trump has ricocheted between calling for tougher laws and declaring his fealty to the Second Amendment's right to bear arms, leaving a trail of befuddled lawmakers and advocates in his wake.
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But buried in the poll is a finding that ricocheted through liberal Twitter on Sunday: 29 percent of Alabamians say the allegations that Moore pursued a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old make them more likely to vote for him.
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Trump's threats to clamp down on migrants have ricocheted around the globe, paradoxically spurring some to exploit what they see as a narrowing window of opportunity, said Michelle Mittelstadt, communications director for the Migration Policy Institute, a Washington-based think tank.
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Yet the shares have ricocheted wildly since they started trading, dipping below the issue price on multiple occasions, as Pinduoduo has grappled with allegations of counterfeit products, an investigation from Chinese regulators, as well as a U.S. lawsuit from a disgruntled diaper maker.
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As a Minnesota Public Radio reporter's account ricocheted around the world, social media users demanded to know why the fire department, the bank that's name is on the building or even a civilian in a helicopter could not intervene to save the #mprraccoon.
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Duclair opened the scoring at 5:24 of the second, taking a pass from Oscar Lindberg between the top of the faceoff circles and snapping a shot past Sparks that ricocheted out of the net just as quickly as it went in.
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In the bottom of the second, Michael Saunders laced a one-out double off the wall in left and eventually scored the game's first run on a Freddy Galvis single that ricocheted off the large body of Colon for an infield single.
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Nick Borges of the Seaside Police Department said in an email on Wednesday that nobody suffered serious injuries, however, a piece of bullet shrapnel ricocheted and hit one 17-year-old on the neck, and two other students were also hit by debris.
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After Brewers starter Jhoulys Chacin hit the second batter he faced (Eric Hosmer), Manny Machado hits a sharp grounder toward second that struck second base umpire Chris Segal and ricocheted into short right — giving Machado a double that sent Hosmer to third.
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It ricocheted from Romans to Goths to Byzantines to Slavs before being conquered by the Turks in the 15th century, becoming the westernmost outpost of the Ottoman Empire — until the Hapsburgs came along and it was swallowed by the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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Gary Sanchez, who regularly struggles with balls in the dirt, continued his misadventures in the half-inning with a wild pitch allowing Granite to advance to first and a brief interruption caused when another ball in the dirt ricocheted off of Sanchez's groin.
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And in the way he ricocheted around the big Marvel ship, putting on a two-year show, using all the tools they bought for him to make something he likes — "a Taika version of one of these movies," he said with satisfaction.
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Zibanejad ended the scoring with a power play goal with 4:55 to go when his pass from the left side of the net for Panarin ricocheted in off the skate of Vegas defenseman Brayden McNabb for his seventh goal of the season.
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We're told the dealership is located next to a highway -- and earlier yesterday, a tire came loose on a semi-truck, flew across 6 lanes of traffic, ricocheted off a wall and smashed through a double-paned glass window before hitting the car!!!
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Padres 6, Mariners 3 Franmil Reyes drove in three runs with a pair of homers, and Austin Hedges ricocheted a two-run homer off the glove of Seattle center fielder Mallex Smith as host San Diego won the opener of a two-game series.
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After Max Pacioretty put the Golden Knights ahead for good at 3:53 with a lucky tally — on his crossing pass, the puck ricocheted off Benning's skate and into the cage — Marchessault scored his first of the night on a power play 40 seconds later.
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A closer look at the numbers Drownings at the border surged into the public spotlight over the summer, when the shocking image of a father and daughter floating face-down in the Rio Grande ricocheted around the world and drew global attention to the crisis.
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Last October, when the New York Times published its bombshell report featuring allegations of a master-slave sorority within the group that was branding women, forcing them to sleep with Raniere, and blackmailing them to keep them silent, Raniere's name ricocheted across the internet.
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The 37-year-old Garcia had hit a provisional ball following a poor tee shot but found his original ball, which had ricocheted off a tree and into the fairway, and went on to make a bogey-five instead of incurring a two-stroke penalty.
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The right winger, stationed in the left faceoff circle, passed across the ice to Pratt, who went to one knee and fired a sizzling shot that ricocheted off the post, into the net and back out on to the ice with 6:22 left.
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SAN FRANCISCO – The bullet that killed a woman on a San Francisco pier two years ago ricocheted off the ground about 100 yards away before hitting her in the back and later launching a criminal case at the center of a national immigration debate.
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Jeff Petry's point shot was partially blocked, but the puck ricocheted to Suzuki at the side of the cage and the 2017 Vegas Golden Knights' first-round draft pick acquired via trade lifted a backhand into the net with 37 seconds remaining before the intermission.
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The video, apparently shot by a student and posted online Tuesday by Ghost-O, a local news blog, has ricocheted across social media and has prompted the district to start an inquiry and put the officer, identified as Joshua Kehm, on paid administrative leave.
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After Max Pacioretty put the Golden Knights ahead for good at 3:53 with a lucky tally — his crossing pass and the puck ricocheted off Benning's skate and into the cage — Marchessault scored his first of the night on a power play 40 seconds later.
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What the Supreme Court upheld Tuesday is the third version of the travel ban originally issued in September -- after previous bans had ricocheted through the courts -- and restricts entry from seven countries to varying degrees: Iran, North Korea, Syria, Libya, Yemen, Somalia and Venezuela.
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However they were delivered, Mr. Trump's demands have ricocheted through the halls of the Justice Department, where Attorney General Jeff Sessions has now ordered senior prosecutors to evaluate various accusations against Hillary Clinton and report back on whether a special counsel should be appointed.
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They ricocheted through the bars — their screens fixed, unusually, on a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing — and from the executive television set of the First Viewer, who knew enough to keep his twittering fingers to himself at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue, until dusk anyway.
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He opened the scoring exactly six minutes into the affair — a fortunate goal as his long shot ricocheted off the stick of Flames defenseman Dougie Hamilton and into the net — before tying the game 2-2 at the 6:29 mark of the middle frame.
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The police official said the doctor who was fatally shot on the 17th floor, Tracy Sin-Yee Tam, 32, had been hit in the wrist by a bullet, but it had ricocheted off the bone and traveled up her arm and into her armpit.
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The conversation touched on "leadership, grass roots change and the power places have to shape our journeys," the Obama Foundation said, but it was his remarks about young activists that have ricocheted around the internet, mostly receiving praise from a cohort of bipartisan and intergenerational supporters.
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That is, until this month, when John Arnold, a Houston-based billionaire who is widely considered one of the most thoughtful philanthropists when it comes to reckoning with the power of the wealthy, sharply criticized DAFs in a way that ricocheted around the world of philanthropy.
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He bogeyed 13 and 14 as he missed five of the last six fairways off the tee and closed with an ugly six at the par-four last after his second shot ricocheted into a water hazard via mounding off the left side of the fairway.
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So when BuzzFeed News reported on Thursday that the president had instructed his lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, to lie in his testimony to Congress — a felony — the assertion ricocheted around the cable TV ecosystem and into the halls of Congress, where Democratic lawmakers publicly mused on impeachment.
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But, very obligingly, they did, thanks to a goal-keeping blunder from the World Cup-winning French captain Hugo Lloris off a cheeky header from the sinuous Salah that ricocheted into the net off the shin of Toby Alderweireld in the 90th minute of the match.
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But the Lightning tied the game on a double-carom shot, as rookie defenseman Jake Dotchin's long shot went off a Carolina player's pad and then, as Johnson leaped to avoid the shot, it ricocheted off his skate and bounced past Lack to tie the game.
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And then there's his body, which can best be described as confusingly hot, and his career choices, which have ricocheted between blockbusters (the almost-too-compelling Star Wars villain Kylo Ren), auteur passion projects (Silence, The Dead Don't Die), and quasi-indie prestige pictures (The Report, BlacKkKlansman).
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As a rookie New York City police officer recounted the night a bullet fired from his gun had ricocheted down a stairwell in a Brooklyn housing project, it seemed as if he was reliving the moment he realized a man had been hit, his heart pierced by the shot.
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Sauber's Antonio Giovinazzi, who got impressively up to speed on his debut in Australia as a stand-in for Pascal Wehrlein, caused the biggest drama of the day when he ricocheted off the barrier lining the start-finish straight after losing control of his car in the final corner.
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WASHINGTON — Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh and his accuser faced off Thursday in an extraordinary, emotional day of testimony that ricocheted from a woman's tremulous account of sexual assault to a man's angry, outraged denial, all of which played out for hours before a riveted nation and a riven Senate.
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Yankees 6, Phillies 0 PHILADELPHIA — As Austin Romine took off for third on a wild pitch, he was greeted by a worrying sight when he peeked toward home plate — the ball had ricocheted off the brick wall behind home plate and bounced right back to Phillies catcher Andrew Knapp.
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The altercation, which played out in broad daylight and ricocheted across social media on Tuesday, puts the United States in an uncomfortable position as it must navigate investigating and potentially charging the security personnel and other Erdogan supporters involved in the attack, who could potentially claim diplomatic immunity.
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But last Wednesday, there was a 1970s-themed shindig at a new lounge on Chrystie Street called Et Al. Guests in floral scarves and tie-dyes grooved to "Ring My Bell," as light ricocheted off the disco ball, alongside more contemporary patrons in chokers and high-waisted stonewashed denim.
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The guard fired a warning shot, which apparently ricocheted off the ceiling into the gut of a bartender, then fired toward the ground, hitting the three disruptive patrons in their legs—as of publication, it remains unclear if he intended to hit them or was firing further failed warning shots.
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But the headache it caused Mr. de Blasio on Monday might not have been worth the trip, as a photograph and a video of the copter incongruously parked in the middle of a city park ricocheted around the internet, and reporters waited outside City Hall to ask him about it.
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But the story of the leaked Halpin-Palmieri-Podesta emails about Catholicism is important all the same because it illustrates the sophistication with which WikiLeaks released the stolen emails for maximum political effect — and the speed with which the emails ricocheted through the conservative media ecosystem and then into Trump's own remarks.
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"Throughout the dangerous ride down the river, all of us struggled to stay above water, swallowing lots of it on the way down as our bodies ricocheted against the rocks in the water while struggling to survive," a friend, Anthony Castro, wrote on a GoFundMe page set up for the victims' families.
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The two were conducting a so-called vertical patrol in a stairwell at the Louis H. Pink Houses, a public housing complex in the East New York section, when a shot from Officer Liang's gun ricocheted off a wall and struck the unarmed man, Akai Gurley, 28, in the chest, piercing his heart.
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" In the resulting tweetstorm — which ricocheted around the internet like a bullet in a cartoon — Musk floated the idea of founding a crowdsourced site called Pravda, which would, in Musk's words, let "the public [...] rate the core truth of any article & track the credibility score over time of each journalist, editor & publication.
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" (Reuters) Signs global rout will go on, per N.Y. Times: "The market sell-off in the United States ricocheted across the world [today] as investors from Tokyo to Hong Kong and London to Frankfurt voted with their feet and futures markets indicated the American stock market could be in for another tough day.
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BERRYVILLE, Va. — For more than a month now, the questions have ricocheted down this Main Street culled from a Norman Rockwell dreamscape — past the dueling barbershops and the outdoor broom sale and the mural with the horse — quietly at first, when the Florida massacre was still fresh, and then not so quietly.
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He's called the verdict in the trial of Jose Ines Garcia Zarate (who fired the gun that killed Kate Steinle in San Francisco in 2015) a "miscarriage of Justice" because the jury found that firing a bullet that ricocheted off the ground to kill a person didn't meet the legal definition of murder.
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" Mr. Dietl had a problem, though not the one he thought he had: His comments ricocheted across social media and through political circles, forcing him to try to explain his remarks in a radio interview, on Twitter and in a campaign email with the subject line, "BO DIETL: I AM NOT RACIST!!
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The letter, which ricocheted around Wall Street to the consternation of some and the applause of others, was Mr. Buffett's most damning assessment of the hedge fund industry to date, and it came amid a growing debate about whether professional money managers are capable of outperforming the stock market on even a semiregular basis.
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As New York City crimes go, the shooting in September 22015 outside a CTown supermarket in the Bronx ranked as a minor event, yet another flash of violence between warring crews of neighborhood youths: The 15-year-old victim, Shaun Nardoni, was hit in the left ankle by a slug that ricocheted off the pavement.
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With the A's trailing 3-0, two outs and Jonathan Lucroy on first base in the top of the third, Oakland's Marcus Semien hit a ball down the left field line that bounced on the warning track, glanced off the top of the wall and ricocheted off the bottom of the grandstand and away from left fielder Ichiro Suzuki.
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And the tracers came rocketing out of the barrel hot and red like wishes that seemed to slow as they sailed farther away, tracers that sometimes took a sharp upward or outward turn like wishes gone wrong when the tracer hit a rock or a helmet or another bullet, amid the profusion of rounds five times as numerous as were visible, and ricocheted.
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In closing arguments on Tuesday at the manslaughter trial of a New York City police officer charged in the shooting of an unarmed man, the prosecution presented a new argument to jurors: The officer did not mistakenly fire a bullet that ricocheted off a wall and killed Akai Gurley, who was walking down the stairs of a Brooklyn housing project, as the defense has argued.
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The final score — Philadelphia 16, Chicago 15 — silenced the crowd at Soldier Field, which hosted its first playoff game in eight years, but not the occupants of the visitors' sideline, who danced and shouted and swarmed the grass after Cody Parkey's 103-yard attempt ricocheted to the ground, ushering the Eagles into a divisional-round matchup next Sunday afternoon at top-seeded New Orleans.
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In subsequent years, Rita's music career has sometimes looked to an outsider like an afterthought: one that ricocheted between unexpected gems like 2015's infectious Charli XCX duet "Doing It" and misguided moments like the same year's Chris Brown collaboration "Body on Me." Because of all this, I'm super-intrigued to find out what Rita is like IRL: is she the ultimate pop culture operator, or an uncommonly canny chancer?
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EditorsNote: Corrects inning in which Myers began rally with bunt; corrects punctuation; other minor edits Franmil Reyes drove in three runs with a pair of homers off Erik Swanson and Austin Hedges ricocheted a two-run homer off the glove of Seattle center fielder Mallex Smith on Tuesday night as the host San Diego Padres defeated the Mariners 6-3 in the opener of a two-game series.
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The news that Mr. Paul had maintained his normal schedule for days after getting tested — dining with his colleagues at conference lunches, voting on the Senate floor and taking a swim in the senators-only pool just hours before he received his results — ricocheted through the Capitol, rattling and angering the network of lawmakers and aides who have worked late hours for days in close quarters, and plan to continue doing so for the foreseeable future.
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The news that Mr. Paul had maintained his normal schedule for days after getting tested — dining with his colleagues at conference lunches, voting on the Senate floor and taking a swim in the senators-only pool just hours before he received his results — ricocheted through the Capitol, rattling and angering the network of lawmakers and aides who have worked late hours for days in close quarters, and plan to continue doing so for the foreseeable future.
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