" The hoverboard's batteries exploded, he confirmed, and the insides "spewed out.
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It spewed out some apt comparisons to the Knights' new logo.
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Water rushed through doors and windows and spewed out of the toilet.
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And after some chugging and wheezing from the pump, water spewed out.
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Limestone powder spewed out of the train cars near a construction site.
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It's better than having my own words scrambled and spewed out by you.
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He spewed out a few more, mostly unprintable, then quickly tired of the exercise.
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It's already showing us that it's got active, organic molecules being spewed out into space.
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The list reads like an algorithm spewed out movies people would pay $22 to watch.
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Totally. When the script spewed out of me, I experienced everything as the characters experienced it.
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Then, an impressive quantity of foam spewed out and eventually spilled over into an street below.
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Lava set trees ablaze and threatened homes as gas spewed out of cracks in the ground.
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A short-lived eruption several hours earlier spewed out an ash cloud from Kilauea volcano&aposs summit.
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One of the early mockups of Discover Weekly spewed out as many as 100 songs at a time.
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Hundreds of online publications spewed out pro-Trump propaganda, as well as a steady stream of fake news.
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Overall the livestock sector accounts for as much pollution as is spewed out by all the world's vehicles.
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"I just kind of spewed out a few pages every morning and hoped it was genius," she said.
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Last week, the TV personality spewed out nonsense about what he perceives to be the eugenics ethos of Planned Parenthood.
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At its peak in November, a staggering 2000 metric tons of methane spewed out of the ruptured well every hour.
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The air and gases absorbed will have toxins removed before being spewed out again from the tops of Weezing's heads.
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It suggests that many e-cigarette cartridges and refilling e-liquids are contaminated with toxins spewed out by bacteria and fungi.
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It happened when overhead planes spewed out the nerve agent into the wind, accidentally sending it into nearby farmland in Skull Valley.
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BP's proposal is to not only cut 55 million tonnes of carbon spewed out by its own operations every year to zero.
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"What comes out of Fury's mouth ... disrespectful," Klitschko said ... before summing up the comments Fury spewed out of his mouth in 2015.
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The rover will search for rocks from the moon's deeper mantle that were spewed out in the ancient collision that created the crater.
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The nastiest part of Delhi's toxic cocktail, however, is probably the particulate matter spewed out by diesel engines, which the WHO deems carcinogenic.
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She pointed out who had cocaine on them, who was subject to a lawsuit, and other rumors she spewed out on the spot.
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The theory goes that the debris sent shooting upwards when the crater was formed combined with gasses being spewed out by erupting volcanos.
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It's moving fast The eruption has spewed out enough lava to fill 45,400 Olympic-sized pools since it started, the US Geological Survey said.
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Vincent Marconi, a 26-year-old mechanic, who also happens to be Dick's grandson, has seen the FX's guts spewed out all over the floor.
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Click here to view original GIFRemember that annoying bastard of a dinosaur from Jurassic Park that sprayed his face open and spewed out poison at people?
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For comparison, the Bardarbunga eruption spewed out two cubic kilometers of volcanic material over the course of several months, nearly ten times more than the Eyjafjallajokull.
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The one that also stands out the most from the garbage he spewed out in less than a 140-characters is one specifically about the NAACP.
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But Sanders and Khanna's proposal is the sort of aggressive policy that actually matches the bluster Trump and others in the White House have occasionally spewed out.
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When America, France, Britain and Germany had incomes similar to modern China's, they relied on inefficient power stations and cars, and spewed out 16.6 tonnes per person.
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Mount Agung volcano spewed out lava and showers of rocks over a distance of about 3 km (2 miles), with ash falling over dozens of villages, officials said.
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Unfortunately, this also spewed out radioactive particles—which would hardly matter in war, but meant the missile could not be tested safely, and so the project was cancelled.
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Magma swelled beneath the Mount Mayon volcano in the Philippines on Thursday and a column of ash more than a mile high spewed out, forcing 75,000 to flee.
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Things such as glass, paper and many metals have broken out of this vicious circle, typically once economies spewed out enough of them to make it worthwhile to recycle.
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Why did the company deliberately set out to engineer cars that spewed out up to 35 times more poisonous nitrogen oxides on the road than stated in official tests?
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The debris that spewed out as a result of the collision reached temperature of 5,400 degrees Celsius (9,752 degrees Fahrenheit)—a temperature comparable to the surface of the Sun.
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The borough of Thurrock, where the port is situated, has the country's third-worst levels of air pollution, in part because of fumes spewed out by ships in the port.
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Yet none of them was even born when some 2000 tonnes of methyl isocyanate gas spewed out of the Union Carbide pesticide plant here, killing between 220,73 and 27,250 people.
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The Kelihos botnet harvested thousands of login credentials, spewed out a bulk of spam e-mails and installed malicious software on these computer networks, according to a Justice Department press release.
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The novel coronavirus is chiefly spread between people through their respiratory droplets, which are spewed out of the nose and throat of an infected person in their coughs, sneezes, and spit.
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The more strange quarks these particles had, the more likely they were to show up in the data as the total number of particles that spewed out of a proton collision increased.
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Rather than stuffing the CO² spewed out of cement and other plants underground, Blue Planet, a carbon-capture company based in California, creates building materials from it in the form of aggregates.
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Still, I kept going to Campus Crusade, and I kept going to church and praying, until, that is, the pastor at my church spewed out an insulting sermon in September of 2000.
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Wearing a white top offset by the all-black background of the NRATV studio, Ms. Loesch spewed out her not-quite-controlled rage about fake news, directly addressing The New York Times.
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That muscle car spewed out somewhere from 22019,500 pounds to 1 ton of so-called criteria pollutants (carbon monoxide, lead, ground-level ozone, nitrogen dioxide, particulate matter and sulfur dioxide) per 100,000 miles.
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The resulting steam explosion at the plant near the city of Pripyat, 70 miles north of Kiev, spewed out so much radiation that much of the surrounding area will be uninhabitable for 20,000 years.
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Why, just the other day two neutron stars collided, and they spewed out all manner of heavy elements including gold — lots of gold, more gold than a thousand pirates of the Caribbean could carry.
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JENGRE, Nigeria (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For Rhoda Tanko, preparing dishes of okra or egusi soup in her small shack was a daily ordeal spent battling the dizzying, toxic black fumes spewed out by her charcoal stove.
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That would include, for example, the collected particles spewed out by erupting volcanoes, or oil-stained creatures from the Deepwater Horizon spill, or tissue samples taken from soldiers exposed to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War.
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Now, new research published Friday in the journal Science suggests that Ahuna Mons is likely a inactive cryovolcano that, once upon a time, spewed out icy gushes of salt and brine in place of lava flows.
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The researchers also noted that when macrophages were exposed to doses too low to kill, the cells spewed out 50-fold higher amounts of oxygen-free radicals, the "rust" of the biological world, compared to unexposed cells.
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After it reached the saturation point of empty cities, China is now building out its "Belt and Road Initiative" that could add trillions of dollars to the debt-fueled stimulus scheme that has been spewed out over the world-wide economy.
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While much of the tech industry struggled to create inclusive work environments and free itself from the kinds of workplace harassment allegations that have spewed out of major companies like Google and Uber, Meetup was mission-driven, diverse, profitable, and user-focused.
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While much of the tech industry struggled to create inclusive work environments and free itself from the kinds of workplace harassment allegations that have spewed out of major companies like Google and Uber, Meetup was mission-driven, diverse, profitable, and user-focused.
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One explanation is that the hole is a crater left behind by a meteorite impact, while another posits that Ismenia Patera was the site of a supervolcano that spewed out such ridiculous amounts of magma that it collapsed in on itself, and died.
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The North's Korean Central News Agency said leader Kim Jong Un had observed from the test facility as the ballistic missile surged from a submarine, spewed out a "massive stream of flames" as it soared into the sky and met all technical thresholds.
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Add to this Delhi's unique mix of spices: ash spewed out of coal-fired power plants, fine grit from dirty diesel engines, exhaust from generators running on the cheapest bunker and coking fuels, fumes from crematoria and malodorous miasmas from spontaneously combusting trash mountains.
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It's as if there were a huge petroleum volcano in the middle of each country, and a giant geyser of petroleum spewed out over the whole country and formed its road and spilled onto its people and filled up our houses with oil-made goods.
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Gone was the contempt for the world's opinion, spewed out in one violent video after another — many of them made in Hawija, where grisly killings, especially of Kurdish prisoners, were the norm during their three-year reign over that Sunni Arab city in northern Iraq.
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"Of paramount importance in this strategy will be how we tackle radicalisation online, and provide a counter-narrative to the vile material being spewed out by the likes of Daesh, and extreme Right-wing groups such as National Action, which I made illegal last year," she wrote.
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On Thursday, Ed Whelan, a prominent member of the conservative legal movement, spewed out a conspiratorial Twitter thread in which he alleged that Ford may have confused Kavanaugh for a lookalike classmate, then named that classmate, stopping just short of accusing that man of sexual assault.
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A team of international scientists from Europe, the United States, India and the United Arab Emirates led by the University of Southampton in England, reported that the red flashes are coming from star material that was not consumed by the black hole and was essentially spewed out into space.
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"It was a traumatic thing that changed my life and two months after that I wrote this script and it like spewed out of me in three days... I was clearly grappling with the emotions that were going on in my head and applying that to this fictional narrative," he said.
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Or that Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and a key member of the coronavirus task force, exists as a scientific superhero to counter all the bad information that is spewed out to vulnerable citizens like my own mother by outlets like Fox News.
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There was nobody around but a couple in hoodies and mud-slick boots, working their way up the beach toward me, the waves the color of chocolate milk and surging at the sand in a seething clutter of refuse, everything in everybody's garage and under the sink and up in the attic spewed out into the water as far as you could see.
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John Lilburne intervened with a violent attack on Hesilrige and the committee, terming them "unjust and unworthy men, fit to be spewed out of all human society, and deserving worse than to be hanged". cites A just Reproof to Haberdashers' Hall, 30 July l65l.
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Specimen Mountain is a red-tinted, extinct volcano that was last active around 27 million years ago. At that time, it was probably more conical in shape and much higher than it is now. Roadcuts near Poudre Lake contain some of the yellowish ash its eruptions spewed out.
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Some Wolf–Rayet stars are surrounded by pinwheel nebulae. These nebulae are formed from the dust that is spewed out of a binary star system. The stellar winds of the two stars collide and form two dust lanes that spiral outward with the rotation of the system. An example of this is WR 104.
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Back to a world of killers. Rapists. Psychos. Perverts. A brand new evil every minute, spewed out as fast as men can think them up. A world where pitching a criminal dwarf off a skyscraper to tell his fellow scum you're back is a sane and rational act. The angels thought it would be hell for me.
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These ignited the vapours from the benzol. A fire started at the water line and travelled quickly up the side of the ship as the benzol spewed out from crushed drums on Mont-Blancs decks. The fire quickly became uncontrollable. Surrounded by thick black smoke, and fearing she would explode almost immediately, the captain ordered the crew to abandon ship.
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A volcanic arc grows above the subducting plate. Magma generated above the subducting slab rose into the North American continental crust about inland. Great arc- shaped volcanic mountain ranges, known as the Sierran Arc, grew as lava and ash spewed out of dozens of individual volcanoes. Beneath the surface, great masses of molten rock were injected and hardened in place.
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These ignited the vapours from the benzol. A fire started at the water line and travelled quickly up the side of the ship as the benzol spewed out from crushed drums on Mont-Blancs decks. The fire quickly became uncontrollable. Surrounded by thick black smoke, and fearing she would explode almost immediately, the captain ordered the crew to abandon ship.
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Electric arcs and blue flames spewed out of the main power cables coming from the forward battery. Smoke filled the room; and water, which had caused the fire by soaking cables and causing a short, rose in the control room bilges. The fire was extinguished in the control room but immediately broke out in the forward battery. Fire extinguishers had no effect.
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The Kuba believed in Bumba the Sky Father who spewed out the sun, moon, stars, and planets. He also created life with the Earth Mother. However these were somewhat distant deities, and the Kuba placed more immediate concern in a supernatural being named Woot, who named the animals and other things.Swarthmore article Woot was the first human and bringer of civilization.
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Due to Sidonie's resistance, Duke Julius of Brunswick did not succeed in amicably resolving Eric's accusation against Sidonie. In 1573, Sidonie wrote to duke Julius: Duke Eric's difficult because he spewed out accusations, taking, as we speak, not the clothes, but the honor, which is the highest and most precious treasure a poor woman in this world possesses.Karl vom Weber: Aus vier Jahrhunderten: Mittheilungen aus dem Haupt-Staatsarchive zu …, vol. 2, p.
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This section explains the geomorphology of the Luangwa Valley. It is a rift valley or graben forming a south-west extension of the east African Rift, branching off its Lake Rukwa- Lake Malawi southern section, and reaching almost as far as Lusaka. The junction is not obvious because it filled with material spewed out from an ancient, extinct volcano. There are at least 20 hot springs, characteristic of a rift valley, in the valley or on its escarpments.
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The Mothers of Invention entered TTG Studios to record "Help, I'm a Rock"—among other tracks for the Freak Out! album—after record producer Tom Wilson signed the group to MGM Records under the incorrect assumption that they were a traditional blues ensemble. As a testament to its absurdity, Zappa explained "Help, I'm a Rock" was created spontaneously as "just a thing that spewed out. What was happening was what was in the air that night".
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About 200–300 miles inland, magma generated above the subducting slab rose into the North American continental crust. Great arc-shaped volcanic mountain ranges grew as lava and ash spewed out of dozens of individual volcanoes. Beneath the surface, great masses of molten rock were injected and hardened in place. For 100 million years the effects of plate collisions were focused very near the edge of the North American plate boundary, far to the west of the Rocky Mountain region.
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The shells can be seen as fossils (crinoids, trilobites and shellfish) in the limestone outcrops, cliffs and caves. At times when parts of the sea bed rose, plants grew and their decayed remains formed a few shallow deposits of coal on the western side of the dome. Volcanoes around the sea bed spewed out lava flows which have formed local outcrops of volcanic basalt (dolerite). The Peak District is rich in minerals, formed from geothermal fluids being forced up through the fissures in the limestone.
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260-1 or severely debilitated by the poison fumes spewed out by local gods (Nihon Shoki)., p.94-5 But a man named Takakuraji presented a gift of a sword, the emperor awoke, and without him hardly brandishing this weapon, the evil deities of Kumano were spontaneously cut down. When Jimmu inquired, Takkuraji explained that he had a vision in a dream where the supreme deities Amaterasu and Takamusubi were about to command Takemikazuchi to descend to earth once again to pacify the lands, this time to assist the emperor.
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Wharton was curious, and one morning when a light snow was falling, collected some from a field near his house, melted and evaporated it, studying the remaining particles under a microscope which he had on hand for metallurgy. The particles looked like "irregular, flattish, blobby" glass particles. He visited a ship that had come to port in Philadelphia, having sailed from Manila, a course that had taken it a few hundred miles from Krakatoa. It had been slowed by a huge amount of pumice floating in the ocean, evidently spewed out by Krakatoa.
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The light crude oil spewed out of the punctured tanks and its vapors quickly caught fire wreathing both ships in a pool of burning oil. Despite the sudden chaos on the Esso Brussels Capt. Dert supervised the terrified crew as they abandoned the burning ship onto the only available lifeboat. Having lowered the motorized aft port lifeboat the crew tried to release it from its lines and get its engine started, but the hand crank to start the engine was impossible to operate on the overloaded lifeboat once freed from the ship.
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Aligned with Sycamore Street, it provides views into the stadium from downtown and out to the skyline from within the park. The centerfield "smokestacks" Power Stacks. In right center field, two smokestacks, reminiscent of the steamboats that were common on the Ohio River in the 19th and early 20th centuries, flash lights, emit flames and launch fireworks to incite or respond to the home team's efforts. When the Reds strike out a batter, fire blows out of the stacks beginning with the 2012 season (previously, steam was spewed out following a strikeout).
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Pifer grew up around musicians, most notably the Electric Prunes as her mother's close friend Pamela was married to James Lowe the Prunes' singer. The Prunes were her first look into the music world and Lisa took piano lessons and wrote songs as a child due to their influence. It was a permanent impression that has lasted. During the early 1980s, Lisa got into the punk scene and saw many of the pioneering punk bands perform and was forever hooked on the energy that spewed out of them.
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A supernova is a transient astronomical event that occurs during the last stellar evolutionary stages of a massive star's life, whose dramatic and catastrophic destruction is marked by one final titanic explosion. This explosion can happen in one of many ways, but in all of them a significant proportion of the matter in the star is blown away into the surrounding space at extremely high velocities (up to 10% of the speed of light). Unless there is perfect spherical symmetry in these explosions (i.e., unless matter is spewed out evenly in all directions), there will be gravitational radiation from the explosion.
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Most of the rock comprising Trophy Mountain is part of the ancient Shuswap Metamorphic Complex which arches across the British Columbia Interior in a wide band from Shuswap Lake to Adams Lake and into the Quesnel Highland. No age has been established, but it was intruded by the Raft Batholith about 100 million years ago. The glaciers of the Pleistocene and earlier ice ages have scoured Trophy Mountain creating numerous bowls now filled by lakes and the rugged north face which is high. Much of the lava which accumulated in the Clearwater Valley near Spahats Creek was spewed out from fissures on the west side of Trophy Mountain between 500,000 and 300,000 years ago.
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Fire lances transformed from the "bamboo- (or wood- or paper-) barreled firearm to the metal-barreled firearm" to better withstand the explosive pressure of gunpowder. From there it branched off into several different gunpowder weapons known as "eruptors" in the late 12th and early 13th centuries, with different functions such as the "filling-the-sky erupting tube" which spewed out poisonous gas and porcelain shards, the "orifice-penetrating flying sand magic mist tube" (鑽穴飛砂神霧筒) which spewed forth sand and poisonous chemicals into orifices, and the more conventional "phalanx-charging fire gourd" which shot out lead pellets. These eruptors were more cannon-like but only shot shrapnel and shells.
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Many teletype systems at local Western Union offices were started, spewed out garbage data and suffered electrical shorts. Due to a particularly thick cloud cover at the beginning of January, only London based Royal Observatory Greenwich was able to observe a large sunspot on 15 January due to a short break in the cloud covers on earth. The latitude of the sunspot was on the +19° N declination on the suns hemisphere, the sunspot at its maximum size covered an area of roughly 3,000 Millionths of the Solar Hemisphere, or 3,000(MSH), the spot resembled a similar spot observed in October 1937. Back then this sunspot became the biggest sunspot observed since records began and trumped the sunspot of the May 1921 geomagnetic storm.
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According to Mr Ang, "95% of the original monument, in terms of authentic facade and structures, have been preserved, even the former flagpole and the steps leading to it". In 2009, St James Power Station was gazetted as a national monument to represent Singapore's modernisation and urban development during its time-period of British colonial rule. As such, its owners cannot alter its facade, build any new extensions or hack any of the old walls, leaving partygoers to dance and enjoy themselves within its iconic red-brick walls. The chimneys from where hot gases resulting from power generation once spewed out is now used for light projections (rarely used nowadays). It opened its doors to the public on 24 September 2006 as one of Singapore's biggest entertainment complexes, housing several nightclubs and posh restaurants, hosting a variety of entertainment and music such as dance, world-,music and trapeze acts.
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Haig, Foch and Joffre insisted on continuing the offensive on the Somme, despite the appalling conditions, to support the battles at Verdun and on the Eastern Front, where the Russians were attacking in Galicia and Rumania was being overrun. On the Southern Front, the Italian army was on the offensive and an attack had begun in Macedonia on the Balkan Front. Philpott wrote that Allied fire power was still "purgatory" for the German infantry; Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment 16 fought on the Somme from 2 to 12 October and was eviscerated after suffering The regiment had been "dragged along in the darkness and night [and] spewed out in ruins". The increased number of German divisions, aircraft, artillery and ammunition sent to the Somme front in September and October reduced the effectiveness Anglo-French attacks in October but from 20 October to 2 November, the French armies attacked at Verdun, exploiting the depletion of the 5th Army.
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As for myself, I never had a doubt that we could put down the > rebellion. Neither have I a doubt but that we can pay this debt in dollars. > … To me, Mr. President, my duty is plain; my duty to the men - that came > forward to supply our suffering army, to succor our noble boys, in the days > of the national darkness and despair, and to the capitalists of Germany, of > Frankfort, who took our securities, and spewed out the rebel bonds, and gave > to us money, the sinew of war, to assist us in maintaining the life of the > nation. I need not the example of other nations to tell me what is right > between man and man or between nation and nation; it needs not the shrewd > argument of a lawyer to tell me what is due to my creditor - if there is any > one thing that I regard more sacred in life, after my duty to my God, it is > to fulfil all my engagements, both written and implied, and nothing shall > drive me from this position.
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From there it branched off into several different gunpowder weapons known as "eruptors" in the late 12th and early 13th centuries, with different functions such as the "filling-the-sky erupting tube" which spewed out poisonous gas and porcelain shards, the "orifice- penetrating flying sand magic mist tube" (鑽穴飛砂神霧筒) which spewed forth sand and poisonous chemicals into orifices, and the more conventional "phalanx-charging fire gourd" which shot out lead pellets. The character for lance, or spear (槍), has continued to refer to both the melee weapon and the firearm into modern China, perhaps as a reminder of its original form as simply a tube of gunpowder tied to a spear. According to Jiao Yu in his Huolongjing (mid 14th century), an early Song-era cast iron cannon known as the 'flying-cloud thunderclap eruptor' (fei yun pi-li pao) was used in the following fashion: > The shells are made of cast iron, as large as a bowl and shaped like a ball. > Inside they contain half a pound of 'magic' gunpowder.
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In 1259 a type of "fire-emitting lance" (突火槍) made an appearance and according to the History of Song: "It is made from a large bamboo tube, and inside is stuffed a pellet wad (子窠). Once the fire goes off it completely spews the rear pellet wad forth, and the sound is like a bomb that can be heard for five hundred or more paces." The pellet wad mentioned is possibly the first true bullet in recorded history depending on how bullet is defined, as it did occlude the barrel, unlike previous co-viatives used in the fire lance. Fire lances transformed from the "bamboo- (or wood- or paper-) barreled firearm to the metal-barreled firearm" to better withstand the explosive pressure of gunpowder. From there it branched off into several different gunpowder weapons known as "eruptors" in the late 12th and early 13th centuries, with different functions such as the "filling-the-sky erupting tube" which spewed out poisonous gas and porcelain shards, the "orifice-penetrating flying sand magic mist tube" (鑽穴飛砂神霧筒) which spewed forth sand and poisonous chemicals into orifices, and the more conventional "phalanx-charging fire gourd" which shot out lead pellets.
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