In that iconic moment, my fear and anxiety slipped away.
|
|
Harvey could have slipped away into the festival he created.
|
|
Could have ended up with two points, and it slipped away.
|
|
I couldn't quite recall when my career aspirations had slipped away.
|
|
Some dropped their rocks; others just slipped away into the crowd.
|
|
Around 4, Patrick slipped away and shot up a third time.
|
|
Harden, who also had 21 assists, thought a golden opportunity slipped away.
|
|
Then he slipped away into the night, leaving them unharmed but shaken.
|
|
Harden, who also had 11 assists, thought a golden opportunity slipped away.
|
|
Another scoring opportunity slipped away from the White Sox in the seventh.
|
|
When my mother died, a part of my daddy slipped away too.
|
|
Those qualities may have slipped away; they're rising to the surface again.
|
|
After his father's betrayal became public, it all slipped away from him.
|
|
That wobbly hope slipped away as soon as the dinner conversation began.
|
|
It just slipped away from us at the end and we lost it.
|
|
But I couldn't score on offense, and the time slipped away so fast.
|
|
This ability has slipped away in recent years and needs to come back.
|
|
But the prospect of a successful rescue slipped away with each passing moment.
|
|
Two officers tried to follow, but he recognized the tail and slipped away.
|
|
Much of the lead Clinton built up after the conventions has slipped away.
|
|
I emerged as blissful as if I had slipped away to the spa.
|
|
In the weeks that followed, though, Britain's control over the narrative slipped away.
|
|
We had a goal to win the Big Ten, and that slipped away.
|
|
She slipped away, grabbing me between the legs and shoving me into her.
|
|
But expectations that Boeing might obtain approval this year have steadily slipped away.
|
|
"I need to tend to my cows," Grandma Chaem said, and slipped away.
|
|
Jackson also had the chance Sunday to see a star who slipped away.
|
|
He can still hear Karen's final words as she slipped away in her bed.
|
|
But its most perfect duo slipped away before anyone could fully appreciate its terror.
|
|
As I engaged the group's leader, Renaud slipped away and hustled up the beach.
|
|
Lyrics from "Slipped Away" have also been put forth as evidence for the conspiracy.
|
|
But Ali slipped away and bloodied Mildenberger's right eye with a left-right combination.
|
|
Many of these pictures seem shot in a hurry, before the moment slipped away.
|
|
But the Americans held their fire and General Suleimani slipped away into the darkness.
|
|
Several have slipped away from their fathers and guardians while on family vacation abroad.
|
|
But once the first set slipped away, it was kind of difficult to play him.
|
|
Portland State went almost six full minutes without a basket as the game slipped away.
|
|
When his truck stopped, he asked if he could relieve himself and slipped away, too.
|
|
"In our final draft, the vintage Johnson slipped away and the prose became more stately."
|
|
Mr. Guzmán and his top lieutenant slipped away through a storm drain, the authorities have said.
|
|
Local media said the child had slipped away from his mother before their home was destroyed.
|
|
He stayed five seasons in Flushing, losing his last start as a division title slipped away.
|
|
After the four women were reunited, John and his wife slipped away without exchanging contact information.
|
|
It was the middle of the night before I finally slipped away and into my house.
|
|
I've seen the times that we've slipped away from that, and disaster is lurking in the bushes.
|
|
Kevin O'Leary even offered it a nearly half-million dollar deal — before it all dramatically slipped away.
|
|
"I am told he slipped away peacefully," he added in a longer message a short time later.
|
|
Three hours later I awoke from a VR coma to find the workday had mostly slipped away.
|
|
The Lakers trailed by just nine points early in the third quarter before the game slipped away.
|
|
As Cleveland's lead slipped away, he comically threw his hands down in a huff, shaking his head.
|
|
Maguire hauled his six-foot-three, 195-pound frame out of his chair and slipped away quietly.
|
|
But over more than a decade the ability to communicate verbally or in written form slipped away.
|
|
The Expos' chance slipped away in an excruciating playoff loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1981.
|
|
She joked about getting a foot massage and the two shared a laugh before he slipped away.
|
|
Halloween is on the horizon, which might be hard to believe since summer hasn't quite slipped away.
|
|
At first they both stayed sober but then slowly, imperceptibly, Ryan slipped away, taking Brittany with him.
|
|
As the family made their way out of the building with neighbors, Isaac slipped away from the group.
|
|
According to Banfield, she slipped away to change into her gown — and no one knew what was happening.
|
|
With some negotiating, she slipped away to the bathroom and returned with the pantyhose now in her purse.
|
|
In October, the same month Penn interviewed him, authorities said they almost caught him but he slipped away.
|
|
At some point, the stranger slipped away into the night, leaving the couple longing for more puppy love.
|
|
In October, the same month Penn interviewed him, authorities said they almost caught Guzman but he slipped away.
|
|
And then when things got grungier, Thrush Hermit went on a path where that folky stuff slipped away.
|
|
On Soccer One by one, they slipped away, in those wakeful hours that followed Italian soccer's darkest day.
|
|
He's searching the furthest reaches of his memory for clues, hidden meanings, details that might have slipped away.
|
|
We talked about Seattle," where the Final Four was held that year, "and it all slipped away tonight.
|
|
Even more damning was how badly the Yankees had unraveled, making mental errors as the game slipped away.
|
|
This time there was just gut-wrenching despair as Serbia's hopes slipped away in the cruelest fashion imaginable.
|
|
Many stayed long after stars also appeared in the sky, though some in the crowd quietly slipped away.
|
|
Even then, the Mets had wiggle room, but their grasp on a once-comfortable lead steadily slipped away.
|
|
On each occasion, the man slipped away from the crime scene by blending into a crowd of commuters.
|
|
Another year and a half had slipped away — and so, it seemed, had his chances with Ms. Blackman.
|
|
"Not a surprise that Tony slipped away quietly," two of them, Mark Lijek and Cora Amburn-Lijek, wrote.
|
|
While playing around in course maker mode, I fell into the flow and time completely slipped away from me.
|
|
The entire spectacle shows we're living in a Baudrillardian funhouse where the firm ground of reality has slipped away.
|
|
I set it down, said 'have a nice day!' and slipped away before he could even open his mouth.
|
|
Aldridge slipped away from Adams for a dunk with 256 remaining to push the Spurs' lead to 219-28.
|
|
"Please give Annie the chance for a normal happy childhood, that has slipped away from Amy," Ms. Blagojevich wrote.
|
|
All my responsibilities slipped away from me as I descended into the past, continuing to drink the Pimp Juice.
|
|
Franklin's nephew Vaughn Franklin told CNN she was "surrounded by a lot of love" as her life slipped away.
|
|
Earlier this year, the rangers managed to dart her once but the dart didn't stick and she slipped away.
|
|
He paused for a moment, feinted right, then slipped away to the left, leaving Albrighton grasping at his ghost.
|
|
States such as Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin slipped away at the presidential level for the first time in decades.
|
|
When it was revealed Morrison and his family had slipped away to Hawaii for a holiday voters became angry.
|
|
Green's mother says that the toddler slipped away from her grasp as the storm hit, according to CNN affiliate WCTV.
|
|
Team mate Aaron Brown briefly got the baton to Brendan Rodney on the second exchange before the stick slipped away.
|
|
Instead, Jaime and Brienne silently waved to each other as the latter slipped away in the dead of the night.
|
|
Since she was diagnosed with Huntington's disease, Franczek's personality has slipped away, along with the traditions she once set forward.
|
|
On Valentine's Day, he slipped away from a dinner party to marry a couple on a pier near the boardwalk.
|
|
At my sister's bachelorette party in New Orleans, I slipped away under the guise of getting a manicure and pedicure.
|
|
Last month Trump slipped away from the press pool and hit up the fancy midtown Manhattan spot ... pissing off reporters.
|
|
Yesterday, as the Indiana primary slipped away from him, he attacked Mr Trump as a "pathological liar" and "utterly immoral".
|
|
When the soldier slipped away to a nearby army post, they demanded his surrender and attacked the position with stones.
|
|
"But the concept part slipped away probably 70% or so into the album," Petty said in the Rolling Stone interview.
|
|
He slipped away from four defenders before leaping over the final one, rolling like an acrobat into the end zone.
|
|
The prisoner, 39-year-old Travis Hornett, slipped away from work detail on prison grounds at about 11:10 a.m.
|
|
After answering about a dozen questions from reporters, he slipped away while teammates took their turns with the news media.
|
|
Nobody knows how many T.J.s there are in the system, children for whom years were lost and opportunities slipped away.
|
|
"We took some tough penalties and from there it kind of slipped away from us," said Arizona defenseman Alex Goligoski.
|
|
In New York, as the Mets' season slipped away, the calls for the team to bring up Rosario grew louder.
|
|
Whatever happens, Jeremy Noseda, 54, trainer of star-crossed Gronkowski, yearns to make up for a chance that slipped away.
|
|
But less than two months later he slipped away and was intercepted in Turkey making his way towards Syria again.
|
|
The stakes were high for Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun, above, when she slipped away from her family and fled to Thailand.
|
|
Each work was an attempt to remember the departed as they were in life, even after they'd already slipped away.
|
|
Police say Ryu slipped away from his grandmother, who was shopping at the store, and went into an empty changing room.
|
|
Races in three states that the party once hoped to make competitive — Florida, Ohio, and Arizona — appear to have slipped away.
|
|
If Iowa is in play in 2020, it would be a sign that the Midwest had slipped away from the President.
|
|
The retreat in stocks meant the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped away from 20,000 - a mark it has never hit before.
|
|
As the Brazilians celebrated, Kuipers held his hand up to his ear, nodded his head and slipped away to the sidelines.
|
|
Police believe Aria slipped away from home while her mother was away at a nearby McDonald's, according to Fox 8 News.
|
|
After a mass defection in April of 13 North Korean restaurant workers, three more just slipped away in China this week.
|
|
Alqunun has said that she slipped away from her family in Kuwait because she faced oppression, and possibly torture at home.
|
|
The company once held nearly three quarters of the wearables market, but as more devices flooded the market, that slipped away.
|
|
Hazel followed; and together they slipped away, running easily down through the wood, where the first primroses were beginning to bloom.
|
|
He said Mullah Landay might have overheard the conversation, since he slipped away that day and hasn't been heard from since.
|
|
As the president celebrated Judge Kavanaugh's performance, Mr. Flake slipped away to the office of Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine.
|
|
I couldn't easily relinquish these proofs of a time I'd thought would never end and that had slipped away so quickly.
|
|
His Rangers twice came within a strike of winning the 2011 World Series in St. Louis, but the title slipped away.
|
|
U-TURN OPPORTUNITY But the chance for Chicago grain and oilseed specs to re-enter bull mode has not slipped away.
|
|
Ms. Alqunun slipped away from her family while they were on holiday in Kuwait and flew to Bangkok on her own.
|
|
Ginny is a type, the unhappy housewife whose dreams have slipped away, but her "fatal weakness" just seems to be … unhappiness?
|
|
Authorities said the girl slipped away from her parents at a railway station in Geneva before catching a train to the airport.
|
|
Jason slipped away and told his family what happened, and soon a group of them went to Cory's lot to confront him.
|
|
Two months into my senior year of high school, two months into an estimated three-month death sentence, her body slipped away.
|
|
"The national flag was drenched and my arm was stiff -- the flag just slipped away as I swung my arms," He said.
|
|
Police told them their lyrical content was to blame and they've since slipped away from public performances, to stay out of trouble.
|
|
The police say he was wearing his maroon polo shirt when he was arrested, after having slipped away unnoticed after the rampage.
|
|
On the other hand, during the same period, the very concepts of "truth" and "fiction" have grown fuzzy or slipped away altogether.
|
|
MELBOURNE, Australia — Serena Williams was one point from the Australian Open semifinals when she lost her footing and the match slipped away.
|
|
By the next Bauma, scheduled for April 2022, I suspect that my son's single-minded devotion to earth moving will have slipped away.
|
|
But in the dying seconds, the Cardinals' own star, Asia Durr, missed two free throws, and Louisville's chance at a comeback slipped away.
|
|
And Leopoldo López, an opposition leader who had dramatically slipped away from his house arrest to appear next to Mr Guaidó, did not resurface.
|
|
But that lead has slipped away, and Biden now has a 29-point lead, according to a March 8 poll by Ogden and Fry.
|
|
As we climbed in the rain through the field, up the stream bed and into the rain forest, the last of civilization slipped away.
|
|
By design, the probe vanished into Saturn's atmosphere, disintegrating moments after its final signal slipped away into the background noise of the solar system.
|
|
It will remember Ewing deferring to the wild-eyed Starks in the fourth quarter and taking only four shots as the title slipped away.
|
|
The rag rug had slipped away and I swam on top of her, flailing as though I'd never make it to the other side.
|
|
For two nights they fought off ferocious assaults but, recognizing that a third would be their last, slipped away in small groups before daybreak.
|
|
She sat holding another man's hand as his life slipped away, staying with him for hours so he would not be nameless or alone.
|
|
She had slipped away from her family during a holiday in Kuwait and boarded a plane for Thailand, but was stopped in the airport.
|
|
It was the moment where all their drug-fueled experiments manifested in the music, as the song slipped away into some sort of acid trip.
|
|
Like any Instagram couple, the Obamas briefly slipped away from the group to take some necessary vacation pictures - and buckle up, because it's the best.
|
|
When she was supposed to be doing her chores, like fetching water, she stashed her water bucket in the bushes and slipped away to school.
|
|
They are doable, and can revive a fundamental sense of American equity, having slipped away from the lenses of our non-representative, ever distant elites.
|
|
Unfortunately, that balance has slipped away, due in large part to brand companies' relentless and increasing efforts to keep generic competition from entering the market.
|
|
In a stunning escape last July, Mr. Guzmán stepped into the shower in a prison cell and slipped away in full view of a video camera.
|
|
We already know that Jay Z left Spotify for Tidal, but some of the other songs that have quietly slipped away from Spotify may surprise you.
|
|
But Cagle was hobbled by damaging audio covertly recorded by a former GOP rival, and any chance of his victory slipped away after Trump endorsed Kemp.
|
|
With Kik's CTO and a former journalist on its founding team, Substack wants to bring back the journalism revenue that's slipped away to the social networks.
|
|
A little more of the uniqueness that Abraham talks about has already slipped away forever—in a pattern of destruction that, ironically, makes Perth pretty distinctive.
|
|
Oil prices slipped away from multi-year highs on Monday, amid resistance from global players over the Donald Trump administration's sanctions against major oil exporter Iran.
|
|
But as the Great Recession took hold and the size of the federal government's presence in Virginia shrunk, the Old Dominion slipped away in our rankings.
|
|
These 15 minutes of extra fame for the world's most celebrated opera singer come four decades after she slipped away in isolation in her Paris apartment.
|
|
But the royal charm of the trip almost slipped away after rain and an ash cloud complicated what should have been an easy flight to Fiji.
|
|
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich felt the game slipped away in the second quarter, when his team had an opportunity to turn the outcome into a rout.
|
|
But the rule of law in the form of government has already largely slipped away in the slums, which have become no-go areas for police.
|
|
But many thousands more probably slipped away to conflicts in Libya, Yemen or the Philippines, or went into hiding in countries like Turkey, the officials said.
|
|
We slipped away and into one of the fine-dining restaurants for a quiet and tasty dinner of conch fritters, Mahi-mahi and butter pecan ice cream.
|
|
Fifty-one years after he became the first African-American to win a national championship in figure skating, Atoy Wilson remembers how it very nearly slipped away.
|
|
The girl, wearing a pink T-shirt reading "Love," slipped away from her mother at the front of the audience hall and reached the big marble stage.
|
|
But they were down 11 percent at 162 pence at 1557 GMT, valuing the business at 1.3 billion pounds, after hopes of a bidding war slipped away.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Japanese teenager Naomi Osaka admitted she had "freaked out" as her big lead slipped away against Madison Keys at the U.S. Open on Friday.
|
|
Security forces raided a house, fought a gun battle in which five people died and tracked down Mr Guzmán after he had slipped away through a tunnel.
|
|
A mile-long tunnel equipped with electric lights, rails and a motorbike came out directly into the shower of his prison cell and he simply slipped away.
|
|
His dad felt like his own education slipped away because all he did was focus on basketball and he wanted his son focusing on culture and education.
|
|
As guests filed out in a light drizzle, the couple slipped away to the White House, where they met the president for a congratulatory hug and photo.
|
|
Josh's best man quietly slipped away during the ceremony to retrieve the hawk, wowing guests when he appeared at the aisle with the bird on his arm.
|
|
"He was not the only canon to die that day, and he evidently slipped away too fast," said Margaret Bent, a musicologist at All Souls College, Oxford.
|
|
Alqunun said she slipped away from her family, who she says was vacationing in Kuwait, and boarded a plane to Thailand, with the hope of reaching Australia.
|
|
Instead, six members of the family slipped away and crossed on an unguarded footpath to the shallow Lubiriha River, which forms the border but is easily forded.
|
|
After the attack, Mr. Cruz slipped away on foot seven minutes after the gunfire began and was ultimately stopped by an officer from a neighboring police department.
|
|
In late 93, a young woman named Hoda Muthana slipped away from her Alabama home to travel to Syria as one more volunteer for the Islamic State.
|
|
In July, six Burundian students slipped away from a robotics competition in Washington, with at least two of them making their way across the border to Canada.
|
|
I took out my silenced pistol and did the deed, then slipped away as guards rushed in to investigate after The Appraiser suddenly crumbled to the ground.
|
|
He was banned from leaving his local area, but two months later he slipped away and was detained in Turkey, this time traveling on his cousin's ID card.
|
|
He was banned from leaving his local area, but two months later he slipped away and was detained in Turkey, this time travelling on his cousin's ID card.
|
|
Iginla only brings in a second-round pick (if that), and Avalanche fans come away questioning whether the team's best chance to turn a corner just slipped away.
|
|
Click here to view original GIFThis past summer, a massive chunk of ice slipped away from a glacier in British Columbia, but no one was there to notice.
|
|
She never regained consciousness, and after a nightmarish six months of medically induced comas and hospice stays, she slipped away on July 26 at the age of 5003.
|
|
I found that when I slipped away to play something else for review, or perhaps even for fun, I'd come back and be markedly worse at the game.
|
|
Though his chances at winning the nomination may have slipped away in recent weeks, there is no doubt that he has had a real impact on the race.
|
|
Meaning has been stripped from the minutiae in your daily existence, and joy feels like the faded new-shirt smell that slipped away from your clothes long ago.
|
|
When Abu Rami returned 11 days later, the fighting had ended and the militants had slipped away, but his two-storey house was destroyed by an air strike.
|
|
It was a disappointing result for the Yankees, who seemed as if they were about to blow the game open on multiple occasions, but each opportunity slipped away.
|
|
I was surprised, upon my return, to find many of the staples of my childhood gone, and was shocked that some have slipped away or languished without mention.
|
|
Lyric McHenry, a Stanford University graduate with a budding film career, slipped away from her 26th birthday party at a Manhattan hotel two months ago without saying goodbye.
|
|
But then Ms. Arond slipped away into her kitchen and began ringing chimes to summon her students to the basement stairs leading to her version of an ashram.
|
|
Naturally, I slipped away to the bars, had heroin and paraphernalia delivered to me, and walked to the smoke shop to buy more of that handy fake pee.
|
|
That lead slipped away by early in the second half, though, thanks in part to Jordan Woodard's two 3-pointers in the first three-plus minutes of the half.
|
|
In the incident Sunday, the girl, who was not identified, initially slipped away from her parents at Geneva&aposs main railway station and traveled by train to the airport.
|
|
Westbrook didn't fare much better, shooting two for seven and somehow turning it over four times in the final minute and a half as the Thunder's lead slipped away.
|
|
Two days after beating woeful Chicago, 129-102, Sacramento was well on its way to a lopsided win over a contending team in the East before things slipped away.
|
|
Instead, twice in the final six seconds, the Tar Heels pulled in critical offensive rebounds after four consecutive missed free throws, securing a win that very nearly slipped away.
|
|
He could have pushed Mr. Han to the side and slipped away, Mr. Whitt said, rather than shoving him toward the tracks, where he would be in mortal peril.
|
|
During a raid by a team of Mexican marines and a DEA agent, the diminutive kingpin slipped away -- naked -- through one of his signature tunnels dug under a bathtub.
|
|
BANGKOK — A young Saudi woman who wanted to assert her independence slipped away from her family during a holiday in Kuwait last week and boarded a plane for Thailand.
|
|
Others have slipped away, across the border into Turkey or in a mad dash through Syrian army lines and desert to areas south of Damascus, the Syrian capital, Col.
|
|
As for Mr Conn, the lawyer, he slipped away from house arrest on June 2nd; his ankle tag was found in a backpack by the Interstate 75 near Lexington, Kentucky.
|
|
But according to Mohamed Gnaidy, a military intelligence official in Misrata, a western Libyan city, about a dozen militant commanders and hundreds of more junior fighters may have slipped away.
|
|
One of Ryan's unidentified associates smuggled in the weights via that side door on Dodge Street, planted them, and then slipped away with no one from TIME Magazine the wiser.
|
|
" Bryan, who with his brother lost to Marc Lopez and Feliciano Lopez on Tuesday, added that games slipped away too quickly and "you can't work your way into a match.
|
|
It was a brazen gamble, the Giants facing fourth down, trailing the Cincinnati Bengals by 21 points early in the fourth quarter, with momentum having slipped away in the third.
|
|
The president slipped away just before the commandos' helicopters arrived, however, in one of the most dramatic events in a night of violence that left more than 250 people dead.
|
|
Graffiti has come a long way since the 2000s when fly-by-night taggers sprayed their work on bridge abutments or subway cars then slipped away before the authorities arrived.
|
|
With a small group of like-minded investigators in New York and California, he hunted down witnesses who had slipped away and circled back to clues that had been missed.
|
|
Another city official said the inmates were being watched by three officers and a captain in a recreation yard no bigger than a handball court when Mr. Hill slipped away.
|
|
The choreographer Jen Rosenblit is among those who, in recent years, have slipped away to that less frenetic, more artist-friendly metropolis, where space and time aren't such scarce commodities.
|
|
Matt Graves told authorities that after Lane was snatched, he jumped in the water and tried to free his son from the jaws of the alligator, but the toddler slipped away.
|
|
Barbara Bush was widely praised for her sharp wit and devotion to her family, including to her "broken-hearted" husband, who held his dying's wife hand as she slipped away Tuesday.
|
|
In pondering their appeal in upcoming elections, Democrats must face up to the reasons why supposedly safe blue states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, along with Ohio, slipped away in 22019.
|
|
And during a shopping trip last week after a series in New Jersey against the Sussex County Miners, Lázaro Ramirez, a 24-year-old outfielder, slipped away from the Cuban team.
|
|
When did Mr. de Blasio, a champion of affordable housing, learn that a prime bit of city-protected real estate on the Lower East Side had slipped away for a price?
|
|
Carson's life slipped away on the dirty sidewalk of the Village — the place where LGBTQ rights started and the one pocket of New York City where LGBTQ people should be safe.
|
|
She was being followed as a case contact, but she refused to be vaccinated, slipped away in between visits from medical workers, and traveled about 75 miles north before falling ill.
|
|
So Can slipped away from the heady shadow of Stockhausen and all of that and flirted with rock and psych instead and then constructed thing that wasn't quite any of those things.
|
|
Later that night, Asa'ad and Sadiye decided to take an enormous risk: Out of sight of the ISIS fighters they slipped away from the road, taking cover in a broad ditch nearby.
|
|
Though Cyrus's post on Instagram Stories has since slipped away, fans have captured the pics more permanently on Twitter, along with solid proof that Cyrus is taking her new ink to heart.
|
|
A younger brother, kept for months in an IS training camp in Mosul, also slipped away and is now staying with other relatives in Dahuk, a city in the Iraqi Kurdish region.
|
|
He slipped away from reporters when he left those meeting but CNN caught up with him outside a Senate hearing and asked him what it would take to get him to yes.
|
|
In 1988 Ronald Reagan came to New Orleans and gave a speech on the first night of the proceedings endorsing his vice president, George H. W. Bush, and then quietly slipped away.
|
|
Oil prices slipped away from 2018 highs on Thursday, with global benchmark Brent trading at $71.15 in early afternoon deals, down 0.8 percent, and WTI trading at $66.38, around 0.6 percent lower.
|
|
Instead, he focused his remarks on expressing gratitude for his new colleagues at the court and his supporters who stood by him last year as his chances at confirmation almost slipped away.
|
|
Last week, I slipped away from Disrupt for a couple of hours to watch a Giants game at nearby AT&T park — or, more precisely, watch a Giants game through an iPad.
|
|
WASHINGTON — With a brutal finality, the extent of the Republicans' collapse in the House came into focus last week as more races slipped away from them and their losses neared 40 seats.
|
|
A couple of shots clanged off the post, Yanni Gourde was unable to get his stick on a loose puck in front on an empty net and the game gradually slipped away.
|
|
After the U.S. troop surge in 2007, the jihadis slipped away into the remote plains, villages, farmlands, and, particularly, the vulnerable "seams" along the borders of Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, and Turkey.
|
|
The Bush family matriarch was widely praised for her sharp wit and devotion to her family, including to her "broken-hearted" husband, who held his dying's wife hand as she slipped away Tuesday.
|
|
In court documents, the man said he was eventually able to reach someone to correct the discrepancy, but the process for removing the information would take two weeks, as the apartment slipped away.
|
|
Mr. Guzmán, who was the subject of an extensive manhunt after his second escape from prison, slipped away through the sewers during the gun battle, but he was apprehended after stealing a car.
|
|
In the report, Mr. Cruz said he had slipped away from the campus by ditching the gun and the extra magazines he brought along, joining the crowd of worried students fleeing the school.
|
|
"Over the past few days his wife, children, extended family and many close friends have been constantly with Terry as he gently slipped away at his home in North London," the statement said.
|
|
For the past few months, people and situations have not been living up to your standards of punctuality and personal responsibility, leaving you with no other options as your time has slipped away.
|
|
He indulged in four or five passing exchanges before he slipped away from a defender and finessed the ball into the farthest corner of the net to make it the final score, 3-1.
|
|
Turkey's lira was on an even keel, while stocks slipped away from a more than two week closing high notched on Monday as losses among financials and industrials sent the index 0.1 percent lower.
|
|
Ultimately, the team's lead slipped away in the final quarter to lose 98-88 to the U.S. in a game that threatened to be a major upset for the world's number one ranked team.
|
|
At 12:43 of the second, with both clubs down a skater following minor penalties, Parise slipped away from his check and gathered a quick pass from Granlund for a clean look at Forsberg.
|
|
Then we slipped away, a rum concoction called the Gumby Slumber firmly in hand, aboard the Truman, a wood-paneled boat named for the president who used Little Palm Island as a fishing camp.
|
|
"Aru slipped away (a) bit I'm still happy with my ride ... he's going to have more pressure - we saw it last year he exploded in one of the last stages," the BMC rider said.
|
|
I buzzed at my leisure, experimenting with different pulse settings until I had to hide in the diaper aisle to rejigger the vibrator (under my pants) because it had slipped away from my clit.
|
|
But then Lowell, who had initially found notoriety from songwriting with other pop acts, including Icona Pop, which would lead to her own solo work, slipped away a little from a more visible view.
|
|
Book the Fairmont Grand Del Mar starting at $381 per nightYou might feel like you slipped away to the Spanish countryside when you first enter this sprawling five-star luxury golf and spa hideaway.
|
|
And it showed the depths of the Warriors' exasperation that it was not the combustible Green or the sometimes feisty Kerr who blew up as Game 303 slipped away for good, but the cherublike Curry.
|
|
While the sheriff, who was up for re-election, conveniently slipped away leaving only his rival, the deputy, to protect a young black man whom the voters wanted dead, the outcome was a foregone conclusion.
|
|
While the girl's family argued with community members, Mr. Bhuiyan, who lived near the victim and knew her well, slipped away from the crowd, cornered the girl in her home and lit her on fire.
|
|
Instead, you'll sit back and gorge on that precious "nobody believes in us" nectar over the next two weeks, and then celebrate punching a ticket to Round Two—or lament a golden opportunity that slipped away.
|
|
The Walshes tell me this is the beginning of a much broader effort to engage national audiences and re-energize those who voted for Trump in November but have slipped away from political activity since then.
|
|
Security in the prison where Joaquin Guzman's being held - the same one he slipped away from, btw -- has been pumped up: 400 new cameras (with 600 more on the way), new motion sensors, increased visitor restrictions.
|
|
Families fleeing Mosul in recent weeks have talked of high numbers of civilians killed by air strikes, and said that in many cases Islamic State fighters have already slipped away by the time the bombs hit.
|
|
"When I got there, he was waiting for me, the gentleman that he is, and we ordered beers and ate carrot cake as the conversation slipped away from work and toward our personal lives," she said.
|
|
In Britain, Richard Long started making art out of walks in the fields of Wiltshire; in West Germany, Sigmar Polke slipped away to a farm outside Düsseldorf, making lots of films and ingesting lots of hallucinogens.
|
|
As a result, I kept trying to do the work of two to three people and working 80- to 90- hour weeks, every week for over two years while my own personhood slipped away from me.
|
|
An inmate at the Rikers Island jail complex who slipped away from at least four guards, climbed a fence and disappeared on Wednesday night was found early Thursday on the island, New York City officials said.
|
|
Families fleeing Mosul have talked of high numbers of civilians killed by air strikes, and said that in many cases Islamic State fighters using homes as cover have already slipped away by the time airstrikes hit.
|
|
Capone slipped away from the law so often because he had airtight alibis every time a head got bashed in — he would not have taken a risk when he was at the height of his power.
|
|
But another opportunity slipped away, and Anthony — after shooting 23 of 20 from the field, after being whistled for a late technical foul, after failing in his attempt to send the game to overtime — took the blame.
|
|
The larger forces of globalization, trade, deindustrialization, and advancements in technology have hurt American workers and the communities in which many live, The American dream has slipped away from those who are working hard to make it.
|
|
"He slipped away from the first group charged with capturing him, using the same technique as before, using the drains," said Francisco Salvador Lopez Brito, a senator for the conservative opposition National Action Party in Sinaloa state.
|
|
That approach has enabled company workers in Berkeley and elsewhere to hold onto a prize that has slipped away from millions of blue-collar employees throughout America: a middle-class lifestyle that is both stable and secure.
|
|
"Over the past few days his wife, children, extended family and many close friends have been constantly with Terry as he gently slipped away at his home in North London," the statement from Jones&apos family said.
|
|
"That's obviously what we want but at this point it's very far away," added the German, who won five races last year in a championship that slipped away after costly errors by both him and the team.
|
|
There, it was a superhighway for fast-moving ice, as glacial fragments slipped away from a colossal ice cap in southern Africa, and carved signatures in the underlying rock as they sped into what is now Brazil.
|
|
"It is with the greatest of sadness and most broken of hearts we have to inform you Harry slipped away on Saturday evening," his family wrote Monday on Twitter alongside a pair of photos of the little boy.
|
|
If England does complete the slam to finish 5-0, it will most very likely look back at the 25-21 victory on Saturday over Wales as the moment where it all could have slipped away but didn't.
|
|
Soon Mr. Hansen slipped away, the staff retreated to a far corner of the forest, and my husband and I stumbled through the darkness aided only by an iPhone flashlight to find the way back to our cabin.
|
|
But they come in appreciation, too, for the athlete who has won 79 PGA Tour events, including 14 majors, and who almost slipped away from the sport — missing the last two U.S. Opens because of his damaged spine.
|
|
Jefferson's earliest memory was being handed up to a slave on a pillow, and the last person who understood his words on his death bed was a slave who at his request adjusted his pillow before he slipped away.
|
|
Begum was one of three outwardly studious schoolgirls who slipped away from their lives in London's Bethnal Green area in February 2015 to fly to Turkey and then over the border into the cauldron of the Syrian civil war.
|
|
To do so, a contingent that included, among others, the chief operating officer, Jeff Wilpon; the new general manager, Brodie Van Wagenen; and the former third baseman David Wright slipped away from baseball's annual winter meetings in Las Vegas.
|
|
But a few days into the four-month production, Brangelina slipped away from the set on a six-hour flight to Chateau de Miraval, a vineyard in the south of France, for a wedding that mostly went off in secret.
|
|
According to the Malaysian authorities, two women in their 20s had stolen up behind him at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on February 13th, smeared some kind of poison on his face and then slipped away into the throng of travellers.
|
|
Taken altogether, it suggests that founders remain highly optimistic about their chances of success, but they also sense that some of their leverage has slipped away when it comes to dealing with investors and raising subsequent rounds of follow-on funding.
|
|
So Clinton's supporters have long felt comforted that even if the race tightened by a couple of points nationwide and states like Florida and North Carolina slipped away from her, the firewall seemed likely to remain intact and protect her victory.
|
|
Ashlee Simpson-Ross and husband Evan Ross also slipped away to the desert for a parents-only weekend, but couldn't wait to get home and get back to their daughter, Jagger, so "they could all spend Easter together," says a source.
|
|
Hossein Nayeri, 37, Jonathan Tieu, 20, and Bac Duong, 43, slipped away early on Friday after cutting through steel plate and using plumbing tunnels to elude guards before rappelling from a roof at the central men's jail in Orange County.
|
|
The young man then slipped away under cover of the brush and weeds along the riverbank, but the local police, aided by an elite unit with a helicopter that had been diverted from another operation in the area, soon found him.
|
|
And I can say with clinical accuracy that for the first time in my life, as the far bigger American squad asserted its writ and the game slipped away from Argentina, I saw men trying to pull their hair out.
|
|
Ghosn was awaiting trial in Japan on charges of financial misconduct when he slipped away from his Tokyo residence, crossed Japan on a bullet train and was smuggled onto charter jets that delivered him from Osaka to Lebanon via Istanbul.
|
|
NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Nicola Benyahia's teenage son slipped away one day to join the Islamic State in Syria, the frantic mother anguished over his disappearance for months while keeping it secret from her friends and most of her family.
|
|
The plight of Rahaf Mohammed al-Qanun, who slipped away from her family last weekend during a holiday in Kuwait, recalls the cases of other Saudi women who fled mistreatment only to be forcibly returned to the kingdom and never heard from again.
|
|
Cleveland (CNN)The anti-Donald Trump movement was dealt a resounding defeat late Thursday night, as any realistic hopes of keeping the New York billionaire from winning the nomination slipped away with a series of votes in the small but powerful Rules Committee.
|
|
Since October, former Veracruz state governor Javier Duarte has been on the run from allegations he was involved in organized crime and money laundering, while former governor Guillermo Padres of the state of Sonora slipped away for weeks following accusations of corruption.
|
|
Mr. Peres, 93, who slipped away just over two weeks after what his doctor called "a massive stroke," emerged as a symbol of what might have been, after the peace accords he helped broker in the 1990s failed to bring lasting change.
|
|
Despite his limited experience in electoral politics, his calls for rebuilding the grass-roots and fostering a party that "makes house calls again" appealed to the party insiders who have watched as the House, the Senate and finally the presidency slipped away.
|
|
OTTAWA — In the days since six Burundian students slipped away from a robotics competition in Washington, D.C. — with at least two of them making their way across the border to Canada — many have questioned what propelled the teenagers to avoid returning home.
|
|
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan said on Tuesday it had apprehended a Chinese activist who had slipped away from his tour group last week, and authorities were deciding whether to deport him or risk fraying relations with Beijing by granting him sanctuary as a political refugee.
|
|
"In Sochi I really felt like I was going out there and it was all about winning a gold medal, and so that last heat where it slipped away, I was driving not to lose … and I wasn't happy with my performance," she says.
|
|
There was no indication of a specific target for the attack, but the authorities searched for two days to find Mr. Bakr, who had slipped away from the state police and special antiterrorism units that raided his apartment after receiving information from the federal authorities.
|
|
And then in Chile on Sunday night, the left's last hope of hanging on to power in one of the region's economic and diplomatic heavyweights slipped away as the billionaire Sebastián Piñera, running on a conservative platform, cruised to victory in the presidential election.
|
|
The article "At Core of 53Pointz Trial: Is Graffiti Art Protected by Law?" begins: Graffiti has come a long way since the 1970s when fly-by-night taggers sprayed their work on bridge abutments or subway cars then slipped away before the authorities arrived.
|
|
"The timing couldn't be worse ... there was some optimism that we might at least see a limited deal out of the meeting coming on Thursday night, (but) the potential for that appears to have slipped away," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
|
|
"The timing couldn't be worse...there was some optimism that we might at least see a limited deal out of the meeting coming on Thursday night, (but) the potential for that appears to have slipped away," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at CMC Markets.
|
|
I had always thought I understood the scouts' lives, but I didn't until it went sideways for Fred, until his job slipped away and he hung on so desperately to hope, until I saw him sitting at games writing reports that no one would read.
|
|
That's predictable, to be sure, but Moore played the hell out of it, and the show neatly suggested how such a resolution might sneak up on Rebecca, until she found herself dumbfounded at how much of her life had simply slipped away from her.
|
|
Celebrating the conclusion of the Russia investigation, President Donald Trump tried to reset his reelection message on the campaign trail in Michigan Thursday, as he looks to keep his support in rust belt areas that slipped away from the Republican Party in 20183's midterm elections.
|
|
Yankees 8, Rays 4 Brett Gardner sneaked into the Yankees' clubhouse after an 8-4 win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday, grabbed a few belongings and slipped away largely unbothered, without discussing the bruised jaw and strained neck that forced him to leave the game.
|
|
Too young to enlist in the Army when he sought to at 17, he was drafted in 1944 and shipped to Europe in the midst of World War II. It was after the war, in occupied Germany, that he slipped away from his unit to Nuremberg.
|
|
Just as it looked as if an easy win had slipped away, the Lightning tied the game 24 seconds later as right winger Nikita Kucherov scored his 24th goal of the season to retake the team scoring lead and tie the game at 5-5 with 4:56 remaining.
|
|
The plight of Rahaf Mohammed, who slipped away from her family last month during a holiday in Kuwait and then tweeted calls for help from Bangkok airport, sparked an online campaign that ended with the Thai authorities reversing a decision to send her home and Canada granting her asylum.
|
|
Ebola Already high ebola fears in the Democratic Republic of Congo ramped up even more after word got out that at least two patients slipped away at night from a treatment center this week in the city of Mbandaka, then died, a Doctors Without Borders spokeswoman told CNN.
|
|
Early on the afternoon of May 14, the day his presidential campaign announced a plan to reduce the number of gun suicides in America, Cory Booker, who was in Washington, DC, on Senate business, slipped away to meet with a group of young black leaders handpicked by his campaign.
|
|
President Muhammadu Buhari, who is running for re-election next month, made big gains against Boko Haram when he first took office in 2015, but some of that success has slipped away in recent months, as the group has carried out a series of successful attacks against the military.
|
|
While the arrest itself was the result of a relatively undramatic navy raid on a seaside condominium, where he was hiding out with his wife and twin daughters, it came days after he had slipped away from the closing circle in the state capital Culiacan— with the help of a tunnel.
|
|
She recorded this solo album not in a field but a decommissioned grain silo in Buffalo — a hollowed-out monument to economic decay — where a 12-second-long echo allowed her to harmonize with her own horn in slow, overlapping strokes, savoring a bit of the past as it slipped away.
|
|
As the decades have slipped away — as "21 Up" gave way to "49 Up" in an eye blink — he has revisited Tony, Sue and others, checking in with them as they grew up and grew older, developed acne and then potbellies, got married and had sweet children of their own.
|
|
Tim Ryan -- who opposed abortion rights until January 2015 and represents Youngstown, the sort of blue-collar region that has slipped away from Democrats in recent years -- called for an agenda that included marijuana legalization, a student debt bailout, an expansion of Social Security and efforts to reverse the effects of global warming.
|
|
In Latin America alone, we have written extensively about the exodus of Venezuelans trying to flee their country's economic collapse, the rush of Cubans trying to leave the island before the chance slipped away, and the desperation of Haitians who wend their way across the hemisphere only to end up stranded in Mexico.
|
|
GREAT WEEKEND READS, curated by Daniel Lippman: -"Writers dish on scoops that slipped away," by Elon Green in Columbia Journalism Review – featuring David Fahrenthold, Tom Wolfe, Don Van Natta Jr. (whose birthday is today), Adrian Chen, Janet Malcolm, Spencer Ackerman, Mike Isaac, Greg Howard, Joel Anderson, Joe Hagan, Renee Montagne: http://bit.
|
|
Former vice president Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden leads Sanders by single digits in South Carolina: poll Pro-Trump super PAC hits Biden with new Spanish-language ad in Nevada Biden will go after Bloomberg, Sanders at Las Vegas debate, aides say MORE, in a slight to New Hampshire, slipped away before the votes were even counted.
|
|
Only two monarchies have gone out of business this century—the Samoan one, which slipped away naturally with the death of its last incumbent, and the Nepali one, which needed the combination of a communist rebellion, a popular uprising and a murderous prince, high on drink and drugs, who killed nine family members, to bring it down.
|
|
He's touted his re-election victory last year in Ohio -- which is rapidly slipping out of the swing-state category after Trump cruised to victory there in 2016 and Republicans won the governor's race last year -- as proof of his "progressive populist" appeal to a group of white, working-class voters who have slipped away from Democrats in recent cycles.
|
|
Photo: APAs congresspeople deliberated yesterday—before the GOP bid to destroy the Affordable Care Act devolved into a colossal train wreck this afternoon—Lamar Smith, the Chair of the House Committee on Space, Science and Technology, slipped away from the discussions so he could go hang out with climate change deniers and remind them that the media is liberal, according to a report by Motherboard.
|
|
ET, ESPN, CSN New England (Boston), CSN Bay Area (Golden State) ABOUT THE CELTICS (21-2115): Thomas believes Boston has a team that can go deep into the postseason and was not happy about sitting on the bench as the lead slipped away late in the third quarter and early in the fourth before going back in when the team was trailing on Monday.
|
|
In recent months, Trump has quietly slipped away from his packed schedule of rallies, debates and media appearances to sit for two sworn, videotaped depositions in recent months where he defended the Trump University program as well-received, even as he conceded that at least one instructor misrepresented his background and that he did not personally know the lecturers despite claims that he handpicked them.
|
|
He told me that as a young man he helped build the road that snakes up the mountains from Yauco, but he was fired because, finding himself in a narrow valley full of birds, he was so entranced that the whole morning slipped away as he watched them — striped tanagers and bullfinches, lizard-cuckoos and emerald hummingbirds, and the Medio peso, tiny green balls of feathers that croak like toads.
|
|
But, as Clinton said when we met recently for a long conversation, the process of thinking about it all—Trump looming over her like a predator at the second debate, the incessant drumbeat of "e-mails, e-mails, e-mails," awaking from a nap on Election Night and being told that Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and the election itself had all slipped away—was like willfully reënacting a hideous accident.
|
|
Organized labor's last, best chance at renewal in the United States slipped away in the Senate on June 2023, 1978, when Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) and Richard Lugar (R-Ind.) successfully led a filibuster against a pro-union reform bill which failed 58-39 on a cloture motion.
|
|