" - Jared, 39 "Couldn't walk; slid down stairs headfirst.
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He vomited a slug, which then slid down the drain.
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A dull light slid down the length of the metal.
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Some slid down the right engine and landed on the tarmac.
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When she slid down the most patriotic inflatable waterslide there ever was.
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By comparison, the side hash browns slid down like the devil's greasy tongue.
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He had made a snoring sound, and suddenly slid down in his chair.
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Against the Swiss franc, the dollar also slid, down 0.063% at 0.9870 franc.
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I went swimming in a mountain lake and slid down a giant inflatable slide.
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"You can't stay, ma'am," he said politely, as the tears slid down my cheeks.
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They restarted your father's heart with shocks of electricity, slid down the breathing tube.
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Mr. Bloomberg's poll numbers ticked up and up, even as Mr. Biden's slid down.
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He got out successfully, but the ball slid down the slope at the rear.
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The canvas slid down the frame, which became a shredder, cutting the artwork into smithereens.
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In a Twitter video posted on Kanye West's account, the duo slid down the hill together.
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I slid down the wall and landed with a thud on my curvaceous and substantial backside.
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Jolene slid down to the ground, leaned against the window and knocked her head against it.
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In essence, white men in Muncie have slid down from every rung of the economic ladder.
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Except no sled was necessary here, the man simply slid down the hill on his back.
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She slid down it and gave Tandy her unblinking, huge eyes, her mouth shut to a slit.
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The boys pulled tricks on flaming boards, slid down burning rails, and grinded on fire-coated barriers.
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Brysen had begun his climb into the pit when a man slid down the edge opposite him.
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I slid down muddy inclines only to leap and wall run along trees then grab a vine.
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His glasses slid down his face, and his shirt rose above his midriff as uniformed officers followed.
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Richman: In one scene, I was shot in the stomach and slid down a board against a building.
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"He slid down to the floor, unbuckled his belt and put his hands inside his trousers," she said.
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LHP Kyle Ryan hasn't slid down in the bullpen pecking order — he has been battling a bad rib.
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The puck slid down goaltender Devan Dubnyk's back and dropped onto the ice as the net became dislodged.
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"My back hit the wall and I just slid down the wall and broke into tears," Tobin said.
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Most of them ran for a canal and slid down its bank, but Siatta remained in the open.
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The bottom half slid down a chute beneath the vegetable slicers, where robotic blades cut pickles, tomatoes, and onions.
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I performed a wedding at the foot of Camelback Mountain in Phoenix and a rattlesnake slid down the aisle.
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Over the years, clumps of my dark hair have slid down the cape and pooled on the kitchen floor.
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The Westpac Banking Corp and National Australia Bank slid down as much as 3.2 percent and 2.4 percent, respectively.
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The pair left in a rush, while the rest of us slid down the underpass and back onto the trail.
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For Nashville-native Don Hejny, the light bulb turned on after his glasses slid down the bridge of his nose.
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I then used the linen tape of my mattress frame as a rope and slid down it into the grounds.
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The snow had melted enough to expose the bank we'd hit, and most of the drainage ditch we'd slid down.
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"He slid down to the floor, unbuckled his belt and put his hands inside his trousers," Braudy told NBC News.
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It was winter time and he slipped on the ice and he slid down and I was holding his hoodie.
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AS THEY slid down the streets of Davos this week, many executives will have felt a question gnawing in their guts.
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The company said its 9-month net profit slid down to 14.0 million euros versus 18.5 million euros a year ago.
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Stowell then slid down the hill as he tried to retrieve the hat, tumbling about 400 feet down from the path.
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Around Easter last year, members of the white-haired gang slid down an elevator shaft at Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Ltd.
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Shares in ASML, meanwhile, slid down 3.7 percent after Samsung Electronics said it was selling about 6.3 million shares in the company.
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Despite winning a title this year in Monterrey, she has slid down the WTA rankings and entered Wimbledon down at number 27.
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Slippery slopes have been slid down and a side of the human mind that once remained in shadow has reared its head.
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He was then dragged down the aisle by his arms, as his glasses slid down his face and his shirt rode up.
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They grabbed a hold of a guideline and slid down the guideline which would have been scary in itself, but he survived.
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The "neck" where the lobes connect is brighter and less red, which could indicate bits of debris that slid down the slopes.
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Yet tests using a humidifier showed that there was no way for the harp to clog because droplets simply slid down the wires.
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I blinked, flattened one palm on the dusty hardwood floor and slid down so that I was lying on the kitchen's scuffed planks.
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I left my bike at the top and slid down on foot to help him get his bike back on all four wheels.
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When he removed the rocks, the truck slid down the slope, which was slippery from weeks of rain, and rammed into the site.
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The zip ties wouldn't cooperate, so every time Ms. Kel stood up, beaming, the gold shoulder topper just slid down her arm again.
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Both devices, including my new $1,300 iPhone X, slid down the lid a few times whenever I accidentally bumped the table with a knee.
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For example, Mueller could say that at the moment the picture was taken, he put his hand behind her back and it slid down.
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They got lost along the way and slid down a steep slope in an attempt to get back on track, New Jersey 12 reports.
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The stage took on a painterly richness that was most arresting when the dancers, pretty much nude, slid down a ramp one by one.
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I slid down on my side down the stairs and he had gotten my cellphone to call our children to find out where they were.
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According to KPIX 5, they slid down a smokestack to the ground and used a makeshift raft they had assembled using more than 50 raincoats.
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Sterling slid, down 0.92 percent versus the dollar, as concern grew alongside the probability of a no-deal Brexit that would likely slow economic growth.
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Bell, who was the driver, had escaped from his smashed Ford Explorer that slid down an embankment and struck a tree head on Saturday, Sept.
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She has recalled how, in 2012, she called her mother in 2012 after the first time she actually slid down a hill in a sled.
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He also slid down a banister on a visit to the White House and once crashed a helicopter in the Atlantic while chasing a dolphin.
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He stood in place in order to let the monstrosity eke by, but instead it eased to a halt and the passenger window slid down.
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Lashley started the third round with a one-stroke lead over long-hitting Cameron Champ, who slid down the leaderboard with an error-strewn 75.
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"It looked like he must have somehow been ejected from his seat, bounced around between the netting and the slide and just slid down," she says.
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But I did feel a degree of satisfaction as the bright yellow yoke slid down the last bit of white wall I had managed to hit.
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"It looked like he must have somehow been ejected from his seat, bounced around between the netting and the slide and just slid down," Friedrichsen added.
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The actress invited a handful of her closest friends for the bash, where they slid down water slides and took plenty of photos to go around.
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The Spaniard was attempting another hot lap after his first in qualifying but slid down the road at turn six and ended up in the gravel.
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He said it appears the injury allegedly occurred as Harrouff's hand slipped and slid down a knife as he plunged it into one of his victims.
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This season he has been in that position six times over all, and in each instance he has slid down the leader board rather than triumphed.
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The document's release comes as Trump's promised infrastructure proposal, once billed as a priority for his first hundred days in office, has slid down the agenda.
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At some point, it slid down behind a cabinet in a science classroom and wasn't seen again until demolition crews started work for a 2019 renovation.
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As usual, the rookie drew the short straw and Larry Nance, Jr., got the hook, and the rest of the Lakers slid down a spot for Kobe.
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What was black-and-white became pastel and glitter-dipped, sequined and see-through, until it tipped entirely over the rainbow and slid down the other side.
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The win lifts West Ham out of the relegation zone into 16th place, while Bournemouth slid down into 18th with eight defeats from their last 10 matches.
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His tango routine with Witney Carson to the Jonas Brothers' "Sucker" started with a larger-than-life cut-out of his face (he slid down his tongue).
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No. These are the names of the firemen, called out by the narrator as the stop-motion characters slid down the pole in the children's TV show Trumpton.
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Every vodka and coke that slid down your throat while a DJ talked incoherently over the PA. The scent of Benson & Hedges with mingled with specks of aftershave.
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But the charismatic host who beamed on camera as the network's signature "slime" slid down his suit would rush to remove his clothes as soon as the broadcast ended.
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Virilio and Parent visited this part of northern France after the war and went inside the bunkers, some of which had slid down the sand dunes like lost toys.
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Shipping containers from the derailed cars slid down the hillside onto or near the light rail Port Authority tracks, said Adam Brandolph of the Port Authority of Allegheny County.
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There was just one Clark Kent who ducked into phone booths and emerged as Superman, one Bruce Wayne who slid down the Batpole to get suited up as Batman.
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If the president has proven anything since he slid down that golden escalator in Trump Tower in the summer of 2015, it is that he loves a nasty fight.
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And while the shot looks like it could be CGI, the behind-the-scenes video shows that Blunt, 35, actually slid down a steep slide and went under the stage.
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A 22-year-old truck driver from Oregon managed to survive for four days in the wilderness with no food and water after his truck slid down a steep embankment.
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Her house is in the Laurel Canyon area ... not too far from another home that caused chaos earlier this month when a portion of the foundation slid down the hill.
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The S&P 500 slid down about 3 percent, but the VIX jumped from 13 to 22, much too large a spike compared to the S&P's mild sell-off.
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In October 2018, the Lost 52 Project team returned to the site of the main wreck and found that the ship's bow had slid down a steep volcanic embankment, Taylor said.
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NORWEGIAN AIR PASSENGER MAKES CONCERNING COMMENT OVER SEATING ASSIGNMENT No one needed medical attention, although some passengers are said to have suffered slight burns as they slid down the emergency chute.
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Then, he created relaxed waves with a flat iron, rotating his wrist from left to right as he slid down the strands, and tousled it to give it a lived-in look.
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The river of water that ran down the field was so strong one year we pulled someone out of their tent who was stuck in it as it slid down the hill.
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Virtual meetings would be just as good as face-to-face ones, except your eye rolls and grimaces would happen in your home as a heavy headset slid down your sweaty nose.
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When you slid down the banister of the solarium, just as we had done as 8-year-olds and again as 20-year-olds chasing our youth, your joy and laughter were contagious.
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Earlier in the day, an elderly woman, wrapped in blankets, was strapped to a board and slowly slid down a ramp to the ground as the cries of those still trapped rang out.
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At least 14 people were killed and 27 wounded when an overnight tour bus on its way to a ski resort in central Japan veered off the road and slid down the mountainside.
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But in recent years its appetite for risk seems to have diminished: It avoided some plum work, like advising on Saudi Aramco's I.P.O., and has slid down the rankings of M.&A. advisers.
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The group of men in their 60s and 70s, disguised as workmen, slid down the elevator shaft at Hatton Garden and used a heavy-duty diamond-tipped drill to break through the vault walls.
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At length, the corners of an inlet emerged, with long, breaking rollers flowing to the interior, and, at much reduced speed, they struggled to the top, then slid down the inside of the wave.
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In 1999, in the same area, a helicopter with seven people on board crashed and slid down a hill, striking some trees and rolling over after an engine failure caused by a loose pneumatic fitting.
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Holding his shirt to his wounds, Morillo slid down a nearby hill, waded across a creek and then struggled up the other bank, where he chanced upon a friend who drove him to a clinic.
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The overall impression of a gang of scifi-obsessed ZZ Top superfans who've gone rogue, strapped on their own weapons, and slid down into a weird, uncanny valley of slide guitars and bottom-heavy distortion pedals.
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At his signal, workers on the ground squirted gallons of grout through the hose and deep into the wall, until it hit unseen water and the grout burbled out like ectoplasm and slid down toward the track.
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Chased by bullets that hit a second SEAL in the leg, the chief said, he crawled on top of the sergeant but could not detect any response, so he slid down the mountain face with the other men.
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The student then "slid down the slide at an excessive rate of speed due to the steep slope of the slide causing her to fall off and sustain significant injuries to her right hand and arm," the complaint reads.
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He has tousled yellowed-pewter hair combed forward in a mature Noel Gallagher style and wore a baggy striped dress shirt that persisted in coming untucked, and oval eyeglasses that slid down to the tip of a prominent nose.
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The Lowdown: Although the Slovenian capital city slid down a number of spots on the Index this year, it still most certainly deserves its space among the Top 20 in 2019 for its continued push for innovation and bicycle-friendly development.
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Octopus tracks suggest he then scampered eight feet across the floor and slid down a 164-foot-long drainpipe that dropped him into Hawke's Bay, on the east coast of North Island, according to reports in New Zealand's news media.
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He motioned to a white Daewoo sedan that had lurched to a stop below, and one by one, four young men stepped out of the car, climbed the 13-rung ladder, and slid down a rope on the other side.
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Ciara and her family had the ride of their lives recently during a visit to China, where she, her 3-year-old son Future Zahir, husband Russell Wilson and their daughter Sienna Princess slid down a toboggan at the Great Wall of China.
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But this much is established: As the squad car she had summoned slid down the alley, Justine Damond went up to the police officers inside, one of whom, for reasons still unknown, fired his gun, hit her in the abdomen and killed her.
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As I was chewing a mouthful, all I could think about was the next mouthful—the initial crunch, the warm wet mass it became once I ground it up with my teeth, and the muddy, sandy texture of it as it slid down my gullet.
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The tactic of rapidly tapping the screen to shuffle the horse forward proved fruitful up to the point that I held my finger down for a moment too long and it slowly tipped forward onto its head and the yellow piece slid down its neck.
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Mr. Greenberg, wearing gold-rimmed glasses that often slid down his nose, often replied that he could not remember the events in question, and spoke so softly that the court reporters sitting just a few feet away asked him to repeat his answers several times.
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Unfortunately the combination of alcohol, excitement, and whatever the fuck it is that you've slid down your Tuborg-lubricated gullet in the smoking area earlier that evening, results in quite a high likelihood of you needing to evacuate your bowels at some point during the night.
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" Not unlike when Alice in Wonderland falls slowly "down, down, down" the rabbit hole — looking at "maps and pictures hung upon pegs" — Alice in "Sympathy" tumbles headfirst into a click hole about Mizuko, getting tingles "secretly looking at her like this, touching her pictures as I slid down, down, down while she slept.
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The concept behind this video is that it takes a lot of heat to evaporate water so if a crazy person soaked himself in water and then slid down through an extremely huge fire, the water would provide a sort of protective layer that would prevent said crazy person from turning into human barbecue.
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Three days, three periods of twenty-four hours each on other people's clocks, stretched for me longer than any life span I could bear, and I slid down a pine tree I'd been hugging in a Vermont forest, crumpled to a weeping heap on the ground beside the tree's trunk, my life's time abruptly passing, consumed. Enough. Nothing.
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It was an all but undetectable bit of architectural prestidigitation; no one ever really asked why the Pirates of the Caribbean boats slid down a couple of drops or the stretching room in the Haunted Mansion carried you down only so the doom buggies—the vehicles you ride in, "omnimovers," tilting and pivoting to direct attention—would carry you back upward again.
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But your little quirk might not seem so charming when you see it manifested in Dan, the dispirited journalist in Helen Schulman's new novel, "Come With Me." Having slid down the greasy newspaper pole into joblessness, Dan has become a self-loathing middle-aged slacker who whiles away his days e-chatting with other underemployed writers and using Google to settle the picayune disputes anxiously raging in his brain.
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The glasses were also a little front-heavy and slid down my nose whenever I tilted forward; this wasn't helped by the cables running directly out of the eyepieces to a gaming PC. A non-functioning mockup of the envisaged final product, which I also got to wear, solved these problems by being significantly lighter and running a single USB-C cable through the end of one of the glasses' arms.
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Here are the 18 most dangerous volcanoes in the United States, according to the new report:Mount Kilauea, HawaiiMount St. Helens, WashingtonMount Rainier, WashingtonRedoubt Volcano, AlaskaMount Shasta, CaliforniaMount Hood, OregonThree Sisters, OregonAkutan Island, AlaskaMakushin Volcano, AlaskaMount Spurr, AlaskaLassen volcanic center, CaliforniaAugustine Volcano, AlaskaNewberry Volcano, OregonMount Baker, WashingtonGlacier Peak, WashingtonMauna Loa, HawaiiCrater Lake, OregonLong Valley Caldera, CaliforniaIn terms of changes from USGS's last assessment, 12 volcanoes saw their threat levels increase, while 20 slid down the list.
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The group of boys who had come on the bus had joined it, one next to the other, skis parallel, and every time it advanced—it was long and, instead of going straight, as in fact it could have, zigzagged randomly, sometimes upward, sometimes down—they stepped up or slid down sideways, depending on where they were, and immediately propped themselves on their poles again, often resting their weight on the neighbor below, or trying to free their poles from under the skis of the neighbor above, stumbling on skis that had got twisted, leaning over to adjust their bindings and bringing the whole line to a halt, pulling off windbreakers or sweaters or putting them back on as the sun appeared or disappeared, tucking strands of hair under their woollen headbands, or the billowing tails of their checked shirts into their belts, digging in their pockets for handkerchiefs and blowing their red, frozen noses, and for all these operations taking off and then putting back on their big gloves, which sometimes fell in the snow and had to be picked up with the tip of a pole.
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