Firefighters had difficulty snuffing out the fast-moving fire, Bemis said.
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Heartless—monstrous embodiments of pure darkness—steal hearts, snuffing out their light.
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Japan had previously feared the snuffing out of its independence by Western powers.
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Some sort of joint operation aimed at snuffing out cyber warfare between nations.
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They blow leads as effortlessly as someone snuffing out a dozen birthday candles.
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Is his presidency an opportunity, or is it the snuffing out of an opportunity?
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NewsWhip found that the algorithm changes haven't really succeeding in snuffing out fake news.
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After seemingly snuffing out the entire Frey lineage, Arya begins heading south towards King's Landing.
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Their buying, in turn, helped stabilize prices, snuffing out slumps before they morphed into panics.
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However hard Mr. Erdogan has tried, he has not succeeded in snuffing out political competition.
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Or maybe it's just the feeling of snuffing out those goddamn Crimson Tide fans for once.
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Facebook has been accused of snuffing out potential competitors through acquisitions, including of Instagram and WhatsApp.
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President Trump is in danger of snuffing out his candle in the first year of his presidency.
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NASA's Earth Observatory took this stunning satellite image of the storm snuffing out lights across the region:
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The Fed, always vigilant, wields a standard tool for snuffing out inflation if necessary: higher interest rates.
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Each case would then lead to fewer people with the illness over time, snuffing out its spread.
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November's earthquakes sent piles of mud and debris into the central channel, snuffing out everything in their path.
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We all need to be jackass whisperers — snuffing out the purveyors of pet peeves before their attitudes spread.
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And, if need be, Amazon has a history of relentlessly snuffing out competitors and playing hardball wherever possible.
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Wendig has given Jar Jar a fate worse than death, effectively snuffing out the joy of Jar Jar bashing.
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Ratings agency Fitch downgraded Turkey's sovereign debt to "junk" late on Friday, snuffing out its last remaining investment grade.
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Meanwhile, their thriftier country counterparts continued to eat at sundown before snuffing out the candles and going to bed.
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Troops have participated in violent crackdowns of opposition protests and military intelligence been active in snuffing out potential uprisings.
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Last year, the GOP refused to allow a hearing on President Obama's appointment of Merrick Garland, snuffing out his chances.
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Clinton's presidential run, snuffing out the hopes among Democrats who dislike her that she might be replaced before the convention.
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That coup was a watershed moment for the region, snuffing out dreams of democracy while emboldening both autocrats and jihadists.
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The MOAB strike, rather than snuffing out Afghan resistance, may instead anneal discordant Afghan insurgent groups together against a common enemy.
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Alabama picked off two passes by Deondre Francois in the second half, snuffing out any hopes of a Florida State comeback.
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It wasn't just a rallying cry for conservatives who — despite evidence to the contrary — believe Facebook is snuffing out conservative voices.
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But the insurgency has largely been suppressed over the past decade by a ferocious military campaign, without snuffing out tribals' complaints of injustice.
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And if a company declines SoftBank's money, there's the potentially lethal possibility that SoftBank could fund a competitor, essentially snuffing out the first company.
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There was comparatively little talk about socialism snuffing out human freedom, and there were no suggestions that Bernie Sanders will bring about the next Holocaust.
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But they never got the chance because House Democrats stopped attacking Ms. Moser publicly, denying her political oxygen and all but snuffing out her chances.
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That's sets it during the post-Order 66 period when Darth Vader and Emperor Palpatine were busy snuffing out the lingering remains of the Jedi Order.
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But Reagan's postelection rally fizzled within weeks, thanks to an aggressive series of interest rates hikes in late 1980 aimed at snuffing out double-digit inflation.
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Government troops, backed by Russian air power and Iranian-backed militias, have been snuffing out pockets of rebellion near the capital, forcing surrender on besieged rebels.
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Still, he said the AADLA would like to work with lawmakers to build legislation that can improve regulations without snuffing out dealers working in good faith.
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Editorial This time the bombs exploded in Brussels, at the airport and on a metro train, brutally snuffing out at least 30 lives and wounding hundreds.
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Under that approach, raising rates too quickly could be a costly mistake for the Fed, snuffing out the recovery before companies can make productivity-enhancing investments.
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Yes, a ramped-up counterterrorism mission in Afghanistan may in due course succeed in snuffing out the modest yet resilient presence of ISIS and al Qaeda.
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However, Reagan's post-election rally fizzled within weeks, thanks to an aggressive series of interest rates hikes in late 22009 aimed at snuffing out double-digit inflation.
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Reagan's post-election rally fizzled within weeks, though, thanks to an aggressive series of interest rates hikes in late 22009 aimed at snuffing out double-digit inflation.
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Another insider complains that Mr Madigan presides over "literally a cult" and that the party goes beyond the norm in snuffing out independence among its own candidates.
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Reagan's post-election rally fizzled within weeks, though, thanks to an aggressive series of interest-rate hikes in late 22009 aimed at snuffing out double-digit inflation.
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Suspenders has pulled his shotgun, and he's making his way around to Lincoln's left so he can get the optimal angle on snuffing out the protagonist's lights.
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There were frantic clearances on balls into the burly Spanish forward Diego Costa, but mostly Iran's defense was compact and organized, snuffing out attacks before they began.
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The Fed has been trying to strike a delicate balance, raising interest rates gradually in an effort to keep inflation in check without snuffing out the recovery.
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The minutes did not mention that investors also fear that the Fed will make a mistake by raising interest rates too quickly, snuffing out the economic expansion.
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Dominant athletes and teams are great for sports record books, but are they actually bad for the bottom line, snuffing out suspense and leading fans to look elsewhere?
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Through two quarters, his offense had looked dismal, with the Georgia defense snuffing out the Crimson Tide rushing attack and forcing punts on four of their five possessions.
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Whatever happened in that period was clearly complex, but it seemed to them inaccurate to describe it as the one-off snuffing out of one group by another.
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The editorial board writes: This time the bombs exploded in Brussels, at the airport and on a metro train, brutally snuffing out at least 30 lives and wounding hundreds.
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Naturally, they demolished the Atlanta Falcons, 193-17, by running for 131 yards and two touchdowns while repeatedly snuffing out drives from one of the N.F.L.'s best offenses.
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The fossil's location suggests that the Jurassic extinction event that occurred over 200 million years ago may have been a long, gradual process, rather than a sudden, global snuffing out.
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However, a record steel output and expectations that demand would slow as Beijing tries to cool its red-hot property market has hammered prices, snuffing out a months-long rally.
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The competition has attracted criticism from companies that fear Amazon Web Services, Amazon's cloud unit, will win the contract, snuffing out hopes that others will break into government cloud computing.
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Ratings agency Fitch downgraded Turkey's sovereign debt to "junk" on Friday, snuffing out its last remaining investment grade, hours after rival agency Standard & Poor's lowered its outlook to "negative" from "stable".
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The central bank, like others, is trying to lift rates off low levels without snuffing out economic growth, while navigating a number of unknowns, including the future of U.S. trade policy.
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I hope that as a nation we have a revelation and make an effort to prevent another tragedy like Parkland from happening again by snuffing out this epidemic from the source.
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After snuffing out an abusive caretaker, he's honored with a raucous pool party, a tribute he repays by treating everyone to a rollicking road trip we'd love to sign up for.
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With the Hawkeyes knocking on the door, Tre Watson ripped the ball from Wadley and Jamal Milan recovered for the Illini snuffing out any chance of Iowa to put up more points.
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In the four-minute Volume 1 - Serengeti, a hairy white man (Sharlto Copley) oversees the development of humanity by doling out rain, snuffing out fire, and in general being a control freak.
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Famed serial killer Henry Lee Lucas shocked the world in the 1980s when he confessed to murdering as many as 600 people, snuffing out their lives in every way imaginable, he claimed.
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That is particularly true in the men's game, where the biggest stars often turned professional before 1968, snuffing out marquee duels or shifting them to more dimly lit settings suitable for barnstorming.
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Nadal made sure of that, just barely, by snuffing out Medvedev's comeback to win the final Grand Slam match of the 223s: 7-5, 6-3, 5-7, 4-6, 6-123.
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The jihadists of Boko Haram want to establish a caliphate, snuffing out such sins as Western-style education and imposing a harsh form of sharia (Islamic law) as the sole system of government.
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Once in office, Hollande hiked taxes on households by more than 50 billion euros ($53.4 billion) - 2.5 percent of GDP - inadvertently snuffing out a nascent recovery in a move most economists now consider a mistake.
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Elsewhere, different free-speech issues abounded: college campuses in convulsions over who should opine and how; tech behemoths pondering how to control (and profit from) the blizzard of online chatter; authoritarian governments snuffing out digital dissent.
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His top large-capitalization picks — Netflix, Expedia and Google — join Priceline, Amazon, Facebook, Alibaba and Zillow as advertising, retail and travel become the consistently dominant business models in the tech industry, snuffing out more and more competitors.
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Gülen publicly denies any involvement at all, instead accusing Erdogan of having himself orchestrated the coup in a craven bid to justify the continued snuffing out of any and all threats, real or perceived, to his authority.
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NICKEL: LME nickel was on track to fall more than 8 percent for the month, snuffing out year-to-date gains, and the biggest fall since an 11 pct drop in December, on prospects of rising Indonesian supply.
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Because for all the talk in that ModBot post of snuffing out certain lines of conversation in the name of eliminating the toxic aspects of the NeoGAF community... that's also not really what any of this is about.
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Djokovic, who has been edgy of late, can certainly be more generous, but he was in top form Friday, snuffing out threats and hope in all areas of the court, above all the corners, his traditional hunting ground.
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Our purpose was to defend Hong Kong's existing freedoms and the rule of law, and further build democracy, while saving the city's distinctive language, culture and identity — all of which we thought the government was steadily snuffing out.
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BARCELONA, March 1 (Reuters) - The failed Manor Formula One team was absent from the official 2017 entry list published on Wednesday, snuffing out any lingering hopes of a rescue before the season starts in Australia on March 26.
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The Sooners held Texas without points on four of the Longhorns' final five drives, twice turning the ball over on downs and then finally snuffing out Texas' last hope after a series of laterals on the final play of the game.
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They fell behind the Suns by as many as 34 points — including a whopping 29 points in the first quarter at 43-14 — snuffing out the momentum Golden State had hoped to carry over from Monday night's victory in New Orleans.
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"The junior senator from Kentucky, and onetime hope of the extremely short-lived 'libertarian moment' in American politics, has not only attached himself to Trump, but is actively snuffing out whatever faint stirrings of opposition his colleagues can muster," Chait wrote.
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Awadh al-Qirni, a prominent Sunni cleric who backs the government against the jihadists, tweeted that the executions were "a message to the world and to criminals that there will be no snuffing out of our principles and no complacency in our security".
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Top seed Rafael Nadal set up an intriguing U.S. Open quarter-final showdown with Dominic Thiem after snuffing out a comeback attempt by Georgia's Nikoloz Basilashvili with a 20-22017 6-3 6-7(6) 6-03 win on Sunday.
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But no American president has done what Mr. Putin has done in silencing nearly all independent media, crushing dissent, snuffing out Russia's once-incipient democracy, invading Ukraine, interfering in the American election — apparently on Mr. Trump's behalf — and trying to destabilize Europe.
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"But no American president has done what Mr. Putin has done in silencing nearly all independent media, crushing dissent, snuffing out Russia's once-incipient democracy, invading Ukraine, interfering in the American election — apparently on Mr. Trump's behalf — and trying to destabilize Europe," the editors wrote.
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All three have been thwarted by Cameroon's government, which is the latest in sub-Saharan Africa to switch off the internet in parts or all of a nation, or to put other limits on online communication in hopes of snuffing out protests and other opposition.
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"While more must be achieved to fully regulate e-cigs like actual cigarettes, Juul's effort is a good step in snuffing out kid-friendly flavors that have fueled the spiking nicotine addiction amongst America's youth and can make a difference," Mr. Schumer said in an email.
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In the story, based on a book series by George R.R. Martin, the ice wall was built thousands of years ago, with magical assistance, to keep out the White Walkers (the "Others" in the novels), a race of frigid beings dedicated to snuffing out all life.
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Investment banks have been hit hard this year, from a combination of the Brexit forcing Wall Street to consider relocating staffers, to boutique banks elbowing aside institutional behemoths to claim big M&A mandates, to regulators snuffing out big deals that would have made for multimillion dollar paydays.
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Alabama (13-0, 8-0) unleashed all its weapons against the overmatched Gators, scoring on an interception and a blocked punt in the first half, snuffing out Florida's last gasp with a goal-line stand, and wearing down the Gators at the end with a dominant running game.
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Expired licensing contracts are constantly snuffing out other titles to the point that it's impossible to keep track of what's still on the platform, so we scrolled all the way to the bottom of the feed to find the best of the new stuff and the site's classics that won't quit all in one place.
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"About 900 million years ago, this black hole ate a very dense star, known as a neutron star, like Pac-man -- possibly snuffing out the star instantly," said Susan Scott, leader of the General Relativity Theory and Data Analysis Group at Australian National University and chief investigator with the ARC Centre of Excellence for Gravitational Wave Discovery.
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From a network of offices spanning the globe from Mexico to Taiwan and the Philippines to the U.S., the 32-year-old co-founders Maddock and Jaspar Weir have created a business that's largest growth stems from snuffing out the distribution of snuff films; child pornography; inappropriate political content and the trails of human trafficking from the user and advertiser-generated content on some of the world's largest social networks.
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How to turn off the always-on work culture 5 reasons you should buy an HDR TV, even if you have no idea what that means Wozniak's world in 2075: 'bigger' Apple, Google, Facebook — and we'll be living in deserts Yet while President Trump is focused on narrowing the nation's trade deficit, his proposed budget would slash federal funding for R&D, potentially snuffing out a significant source of U.S. manufacturing jobs that could help accomplish that goal.
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He tore up the Iran deal, reimposed sanctions on Tehran and vowed to advance U.S. interests in the region by selling $110 billion in arms to Saudi Arabia and betting on the young Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, M.B.S., who had removed the religious police from the streets in Saudi Arabia — a big deal — granted women the right to drive and brought cinema and Western-style concerts to the desert kingdom, all while snuffing out any dissent.
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Clog dancing is a continuing tradition in Wales. The difference between Welsh clogging and other step-dance traditions is that the performances do not only include complicated stepping, but also 'tricks' such as snuffing out a lit candle with the dancer's feet, toby stepping, which is similar to Cossack dancing, and high leaps into the air.
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A notable battle that occurred around 1825Spear, T. and Waller, R. Being Maasai: Ethnicity & Identity in East Africa. James Currey Publishers, 1993, p. 90 or 1830Wilson, J.G., Preliminary Observations On The Oropom People Of Karamoja, Their Ethnic Status, Culture And Postulated Relation To The Peoples Of The Late Stone Age, The Journal Of The Uganda Society, p. 132 near Kacheliba is largely perceived to have signaled the snuffing out of Oropom identity.
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A Royal Commission of Inquiry to investigate the working of local governments in West Malaysia was established in June 1965 for this purpose. The commission was headed by Senator Athi Nahappan while its members were D. S. Ramanathan, Awang Hassan, Chan Keong Hon, Tan Peng Khoon and Haji Ismail Panjang Aris—all were prominent politicians of the Alliance, the ruling party of the country.Saravanamuttu, J., The Snuffing Out of Local Democracy in Malaysia , Aliran, 2000. Accessed on 6 August 2008.
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The result was a perceptible growth in guerrilla activity against the Japanese, and as the month of June wore on it became clear that all the island's main towns would have to be occupied forcibly before opposition to the Japanese invasion collapsed. From now on, the capture of Tainan became a political as well as a strategic imperative for the Japanese. During the next four months the Japanese would direct their efforts towards occupying Tainan and snuffing out the nascent Formosan Republic.
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Later, Golden Knights safety Tommy Shavers intercepted Jeff Klein in the red zone, snuffing out a Tigers scoring opportunity. Auburn kicker Damon Duval missed two field goals wide left, and the Golden Knights clung to the same 10–7 lead at the end of the third quarter. Vic Penn drove the Golden Knights into Auburn territory early in the fourth quarter. Facing a third down at the Auburn 24 yard line with just over ten minutes left in regulation, Penn barely missed too high an open Charles Lee in the endzone.
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The panel's departure exposed the sector to space, snuffing out the fire, and it probably hit the nearby high-gain antenna, disrupting communications to Earth for 1.8 seconds. The sectors of the SM were not airtight from each other, and had there been time for the entire SM to become as pressurized as Sector4, the force on the CM's heat shield would have separated the two modules. The report questioned the use of Teflon and other materials shown to be flammable in supercritical oxygen, such as aluminum, within the tank.
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Oklahoma looked as if it might cruise after snuffing out K-State's deceptive onside kick attempt after its first touchdown. After tailback Logan Dold threw an 8-yard touchdown pass to Deon Murphy on a trick play, kicker Brooks Rossman took a designed fall on his approach to the tee and backup Jared Parker kicked the ball instead. The ball squirted loose momentarily before Jermaine Gresham pounced on it for the Sooners. Murray caught a 15-yard touchdown pass two plays later to make it 21-7, and Brown's 11-yard run stretched the lead to 21.
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While attending Lincoln High School he worked as a lamplighter, where he walked up and down Scranton road and Denison avenue lighting and snuffing out the street lights for which he earned $16.50 a month. He would often also go to downtown Cleveland and "stuff" newspapers for a dollar a night. He invented his first vacuum cleaner, called the Domestic Cyclone, in 1906, which was a hand-powered canister cleaner that used a water filtration system. His first portable vacuum cleaner for home use was manufactured and distributed by Franz Premier Electric which was founded to produce Kirby's vacuum in 1912.
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Unshrouded skeleton on Diana Warburton's tomb (dated 1693) in St John the Baptist Church, Chester The most obvious places to look for memento mori meditations are in funeral art and architecture. Perhaps the most striking to contemporary minds is the transi or cadaver tomb, a tomb that depicts the decayed corpse of the deceased. This became a fashion in the tombs of the wealthy in the fifteenth century, and surviving examples still offer a stark reminder of the vanity of earthly riches. Later, Puritan tomb stones in the colonial United States frequently depicted winged skulls, skeletons, or angels snuffing out candles.
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In anger and frustration, Baltimore slashes the painting of the Red King that had somehow remained untouched in the center of the room despite the intense fighting and roaring flames. Instantly, the room is filled with a preternatural cold, snuffing out the fire completely. Baltimore and his three companions suddenly feel as though an immense presence has filled the room, and the Red King in the painting fixes its eyes upon Baltimore. He realizes that all this time he had been fighting the symptom, and the true enemy had barely been aware of him until that very moment when he defaced its likeness.
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The match took on much relevance, a 100-point victory celebrated in Buckley's 100th outing, Saverio Rocca scoring nine goals. The season petered out, the team lacking the polish to crack it for September action, the Jekyll and Hyde nature of the side on show in the final two weeks, with a narrow defeat at the hands of Adelaide snuffing out any finals hopes before ending the year on a high note, a strong win over perennial powerhouse North Melbourne. At least the club had something to work with in the future. Sadly, 1998 proved much of the same for Shaw, but without the rousing finish.
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October opened with an away tie in the third round of the Qualifying Cup against Ayr Parkhouse. With Ritchie replacing the suspended McCulloch at right back in an otherwise unchanged side, Dumbarton entered the match as strong favourites to advance to the next round but it was the home side that came out strongly while at the same time snuffing out any attempts by the Sons forward line. A goal in each half gave Parkhouse a worthy 2-0 win, with Dumbarton’s closest effort being a missed penalty late in the match. On 10 October Dumbarton played Leith Athletic at Boghead in their first league encounter.
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While industry performance had remained strong in nearly 20 years following the end of the war, and extensive house building and construction of new commercial developments and public buildings also kept unemployment low throughout this time. As negative factors coalesced during the 1960s, the slogan used by Prime Minister Harold Macmillan "(most of) our people have never had it so good" seemed increasingly hollow. The Conservative Government presided over a ‘stop-go’ economy as it tried to prevent inflation spiralling out of control without snuffing out economic growth. Growth continued to be disappointing, at about only half the rate Germany or France achieved in the same period.
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" Top Gear writer Richard Porter included the Fiero in his book Crap Cars, claiming that by basing the Fiero on the Chevette, "Pontiac engineers worked tirelessly to erase whatever excitement [The Fiero's design and layout] might have inspired, chiefly by snuffing out anything that might pass for acceleration." Edmunds.com ranked the Fiero as the 58th worst car of all time. In a 2015 retrospective, Road & Track magazine called the Fiero "misunderstood" and noted that it not only failed due to its poor performance, but also due to the downtrodden image it eventually acquired in American culture, which hampered its long term reputation in contrast to the very similar Toyota MR2; "... the 90s were hard on the poor car.
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This growth would not however be uncontested. News of public preaching reached Guise in November, and he despatched several gendarmes to the area with the aim of snuffing out the heresy, with little success. The town Curé Claude le Sain voiced his concerns about the public preaching to Antoinette, however she was unwilling to take action without the support of the Duke and the regions provincial governor, Francis I, Duke of Nevers who was a Protestant. In the wake of Gravelle's open baptism, Charles, Cardinal of Lorraine, the Duke of Guise's brother intervened, sending a delegation under his client the bishop Jerôme Bourgeois to bring the community back into the Catholic fold.
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The unseen enemy strikes again and again, snuffing out the lives of five scientists and two human test subjects in quick succession, as well as Major Howard, the complex's Chief of Security. In addition, both Madame Elzevir (solar engineering scientist) and Dr. Peter Burden (chief atomic engineer) are attacked, but manage to survive, although both are injured. Eventually, Sheppard determines that a powerful radio transmitter and receiver were secretly built into NOVAC during its construction in Switzerland, without the knowledge or consent of its designer, Dr. Zeitman. An enemy robot plane, whose fiberglass body does not register on radar, has been flying overhead, beaming precisely focused, ultra-high- frequency radio signals into the complex to control NOVAC's every function.
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He would then blow out the flame of the candle end, with the intention of using it as a "snuff" for igniting the fuse of some future explosive. Careless miners would sometimes leave a candle end to burn away of itself, whilst in other cases the snuffing out could be imperfectly performed and the wick could go on smouldering, and eventually ignite inflammable material with which it was in contact. So it is quite easy to account for the ignition, and some facts ascertained at the inquest fully confirmed this belief. At the inquest, Captain Reddicliffe stated that he thought he could recollect no fewer than five similar occurrences in the Laxey Mine and two at other mines.
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The match, spoiled somewhat by a strong blustery wind and a cut-up pitch, was settled by a controversial 20th-minute penalty, scored by John Cleary. Derry's Martin Bayly had been harshly adjudged to have fouled Dundalk's Larry Wyse by referee Spillane, when Bayly pushed Wyse on the right-hand side of the penalty area but not with enough force to knock him over. Derry City had two claims for penalties of their own waved away in the second half, but on the balance of play Dundalk were considered to have been the better team, generally snuffing out Derry City's attacking play and creating a number of good chances of their own. Dundalk's victory meant that they had secured their second League and Cup Double, the first having been won in 1978–79.
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Benson's form was immediately impressive; described as "big and bold", he was a terror to opposition forwards, "snuffing out their moves with his sense of anticipation". Benson also developed an unorthodox method of taking penalties – by running the full length of the pitch from his full-back position before kicking the ball. However, this method of penalty- taking was not a success, never actually converting any of the penalties he took in his year with the "Saints". During his one season at The Dell, Benson missed several long periods through injury, when he was replaced by the veteran Samuel Meston, and made 19 Southern League appearances, plus three in the FA Cup, before a summer 1905 transfer took him back to the Football League First Division for a fee of £150, when he joined Sheffield United.
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His main duty is snuffing out the candles and recording the deceased, but he seems to spend much of his free time entertaining or looking at pictures of Tsuzuki, with whom he is obsessed with and cares deeply about. The Hakushaku has done favors of extending the lives of several people for Tsuzuki over the years, and this debt makes Tsuzuki very nervous, on account of the nature of the favors he may have to return. The Hakushaku features most prominently in the manga, in which readers learn he has a book that writes stories using characters based on the rest of the Yami no Matsuei cast. In the book, Tsuzuki's feminine form [whom Tsuzuki meets and calls "Ruka" after his sister] is to be wed to the Hakushaku's character (though in the end she falls in love with Butler, the book version of Tatsumi, representing the past relationship between Tsuzuki and Tatsumi).
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" Robert Millikan wrote, "In a research which is destined to rank as one of the dozen most brilliant in conception, skillful in execution, and illuminating in results in the history of science, a young man twenty-six years old threw open the windows through which we can glimpse the sub-atomic world with a definiteness and certainty never dreamed of before. Had the European War had no other result than the snuffing out of this young life, that alone would make it one of the most hideous and most irreparable crimes in history." George Sarton wrote, "His fame was already established on such a secure foundation that his memory will be green forever. He is one of the immortals of science, and though he would have made many other additions to our knowledge if his life had been spared, the contributions already credited to him were of such fundamental significance, that the probability of his surpassing himself was extremely small.
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