If Caitriona Balfe's performance didn't rip your heart out and stomp on it in this episode, there was no heart to stomp on in the first place.
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Fernando then seemed to intentionally stomp on a prone Borchardt.
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If I stomp on someone's toe, will they be mad?
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The others began to stomp on Mr. Galack, two prisoners said.
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Trump will try to stomp on him, as is his wont.
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All we do is stomp on 'em some more, and that's wrong.
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Every fiber of my body wanted to stomp on the brake pedal.
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If voters allow legislators to stomp on workers' freedoms, what will be next?
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" She added: "They stomp on our necks and say, 'What's the big deal?
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They pay men to stomp on their back and stomachs until they bleed.
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"We're going to ease back into the activity, not stomp on the accelerator," Pruett said.
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Move aside, This Is Us. There's a new show on Netflix to stomp on your heart.
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But stomp on the throttle and there's a lag before the powertrain gets the urgent message.
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Enter: Taylor, who's gearing up to snatch control over the Salers' board and stomp on Rebecca's party.
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Some prefer seeing someone stomp on failing brakes, in a drama of peril that ramps up excitement.
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Whisks spin in the sink, shoes stomp on the floor, a tiny piano plinks out light notes.
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Ballmer, meanwhile, famously snatched an employee's iPhone at a company meeting and pretended to stomp on it.
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The champ wanted to stomp on Romero's lead knee and keep his own the hell out of Dodge.
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It is instinctive that we mount the hill and attempt to stomp on those who have oppressed us.
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A three-step turn, another chassée, a stomp on the left foot that Ms. Wasikowska couldn't quite get.
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" Tina's Palin: "They stomp on our necks, and say, 'What's the big deal, take a chill pill, Jill.
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Some people have moms who choose to ignore the reality and stomp on it, hoping it will go away.
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The bad news is that the trailer will rip out your heart and stomp on it just like the original.
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In the footage, you can see McGregor snatch the guy's phone, stomp on it ... and leave the hotel with it.
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Inside the mech is a safe place, one where you're safe from radiation and can easily stomp on infantry soldiers.
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Political movements often run out of gas, but rarely do they stomp on the brakes and shift in rapid reverse.
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If she talked to another detainee, she recalled, a guard might grab her by her hair and stomp on her.
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He looks to me like a guy trying to stomp on your neck and annihilate you, and I like that.
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Later, children stomp on bugs in a suburban cul-de-sac while a mother claps and laughs in the background.
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The impeachment hearings showed that the Republican Congress is totally subservient to Donald Trump and willing to stomp on the Constitution.
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In one social media video, a protester attempted to stomp on a burning flag, instead he accidentally lit himself on fire.
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Stomp on the gas and the Levante sprints its way to 6 in four seconds, but isn't nearly out of steam.
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Each time Sakuraba kicked he looked to release his foot and stomp on the incoming kick or on the standing leg.
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Cherix played Albert Ammons's 1936 classic "Boogie Woogie Stomp" on his phone (Mondrian loved jazz), and Temkin set down the flowers.
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And the mere fact that this is so obvious means in most cases you don't really need to stomp on anyone.
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Then after the Taser was shot into Mr. Brown's back, [the officer] proceeded to stomp on Mr. Brown's leg with both feet.
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Mr. Trump, on the defensive and presiding over a federal government that remains partially closed, is trying to stomp on that message.
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He also received enough free media coverage to largely stomp on coverage of former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg's Iowa bounce.
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You can still wall jump and stomp on those iconic squat-mushrooms called goombas, and there are coins and power-ups to collect.
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If you watch a fight and if the knee does not rotate the head, it's more like a head stomp on the canvas.
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But since Donald Trump took office, we've watched America stand by – or even send signals of support – as dictators stomp on these rights.
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There are some shows that I expect to rip my heart out and stomp on it: Bojack Horseman, This Is Us, cable news.
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Putting the lead foot in and out—the old hokey pokey method—works well to frustrate fighters who are waiting to stomp on it.
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And yet, like much of Fallen Kindgom, it feels overdone — less of a wink than a stomp on the head from a lumbering brontosaurus.
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The show is a bit too loud, and because the performers literally stomp on the stage to make sound, it gets really, really dusty.
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Trump then thrust his penis inside her, even as Carroll tried to shove him off and stomp on his foot, according to her story.
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" Amber Pope, Washington Elementary School District: "I can't even count the number of times I've had to stomp on a cockroach crawling across my classroom.
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"When my daughter was little, I used to point a laser pointer at the ground and she would try to stomp on it," he said.
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After all, if you walk up to me and stomp on my foot, I'll give you a pass if you say it was an accident.
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While children stomp on these pedals, they can read the exhibition's labels, and "they're taking in the content a little bit more," Mr. Rios said.
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Despite clocking Adams with the very first punch of the match, Shaw pulled him up to knock him out (again) and stomp on his head.
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One of the men then started to stomp on all the buns while hurling verbal abuse at a woman, while his accomplice stood by and watched.
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It's completely bizarre, but the big burst of air you get with each stomp on the Wind Pedal lends a nice 4D layer to the experience.
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What threat is out to destroy the world, unless a group of heroes listening to music stomp on a bunch of colored arrows until it relents?
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Trico, for his part, can tear down obstacles, stomp on enemies, and leap across great chasms while the boy holds on to its feathers for dear life.
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While its citizens shun him and stomp on him, Arthur descends into a cycle of retribution and violence, becoming a folk hero for all the wrong reasons.
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"Take that image of the Chizza, stomp on it, throw it against the wall, drag it through mud, that's what's in the box," said one user on Facebook.
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Police allege Fernando pushed his mother from their second floor apartment window and then jumped out of the same window and began to kick and stomp on her.
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She got an eerie feeling from the armed guards who stood watch over worship services and the way Jones would stomp on Bibles and rant against the government.
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With every stretch I imagine what I'll feel like pushing through the final 800 meters and how hard I'll stomp on the ground in the final 100 meters.
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These women — Asia Argento, Annabella Sciorra — there's all these women, over 100-something now by our count, there's many many more — I didn't want to stomp on their voice.
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His gallerist partner, Amalia Dayan, accompanied him in pointy S&M attire: a sharp-shouldered gunmetal-gray jacket, tight skirt, and bondage heels (to stomp on the non-rich?).
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They are inherently defiant, but rather than getting up in anyone's face they stomp on the ground and try to make sense of the dust that gets kicked up.
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But you don't want to get into a situation where it is all peace and love, and then you have to go out and stomp on somebody's head in competition.
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It's a brave dad that lets his son plug a laptop into his car, trusting that the first stomp on the gas won't send them straight through the garage door.
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The tone of this classic Cold War Kids song screams fall — and will satisfy your itch for a heavy bass line as you stomp on every crunchy leaf you see.
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"He [one captor] whacked me on the head with the gun and then proceeded to stomp on me and give me a pretty good beating," Capone recounted in his interview.
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These sentries between this world and the next wear ornate body armor — frond-shaped helmet crests and flaming epaulets — and raise their legs to stomp on ill-fated evil ghouls.
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The result, which looks delicate but is not — "you can kick it, stomp on it, it's not going to be harmed," says Jackson — blurs the line between painting and sculpture.
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In the video ... it looks like Allen and Cappelletty, who is MGK's drummer, punch, kick and stomp on G-Rod shortly after another monstrous crew member body slammed the actor.
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I'll show people the human body, lying on the ground, and I'm showing them how to stomp on something, and people will be doing all these weird versions of a stomp.
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Amid their "colossal struggle," Carroll wrote, she tried to push him away, tried to stomp on his feet, and was eventually able to get away and run out of the store.
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So there was one where we'd jump up and down and scream "YES YES YES YES YES," and then be like "NO NO NO NO NO" and stomp on the ground.
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Controlling Belfort's left ankle, Sakuraba would work to raise it, ensure that Belfort's right foot wasn't able to stomp on his standing leg, and throw a kick into Belfort's exposed hamstring.
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Then I stomp on the hills and watch the hundreds of ants in their frenzy, crawling over one another, spreading the stuff around, and I am relieved to see them dying.
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With training camp approaching, Coach Jeff Hornacek seems inclined to stomp on the smoldering embers of Jackson's tenure by ditching the triangle offense in favor of a more up-tempo system.
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Herman Fuselier, who writes about entertainment and hosts a Saturday afternoon radio show called "Zydeco Stomp" on the local NPR affiliate, KRVS, points out that the instrumentation strikes many as unusual.
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It's a side-scrolling game where you collect bananas, stomp on penguins, shoot yourself out of wooden barrels, and try to figure out why anyone would want to play as Kiddy Kong.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — I always feel lucky to get an Andrew Ries construction; he specializes in really piquant, clever themeless puzzles that demand some effort and concentration but don't stomp on my brain.
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For example, elephants have been observed fleeing for higher ground in the moments before distant tsunamis, and a mother elephant who feels threatened will stomp on the ground to warn others away.
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Once he had a hold of his hand, Ahmed says Conor pulled him in and grabbed the phone out of his hand ... allegedly proceeding to stomp on it while his bodyguards blocked off Ahmed.
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The Albuquerque outfit has just released its debut release, Louring, and in doing so somehow managed to viciously stomp on most of 212's other doom releases, even those from bands decades into illustrious careers.
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"I saw a couple stomp on them, as everyone is taking great pride in doing," said Dan Urevick-Ackelsberg, a lawyer in Philadelphia, who was quick to add that he had also done his part.
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Democrats and Republicans alike appear to be in a perpetual state of slack-jawed bewilderment as they watch her stand up to powerful lobbyists, stomp on shibboleths and clap back at her trolls on Twitter.
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The decision to take her off of life support, I began to understand, was to follow a path Cora had already cleared for me: Stomp on through the obstacle and embrace what transpires as a result.
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The mice shouldn't be treated as though they are just for show, and what if one of the kids were to go and stomp on one of the tiles, or pour a drink in their cage?
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This one didn't pay off, and in the end the giraffe managed to throw the lion off his back and fight his way out by trying to kick and stomp on the big cats, according to Pienaar.
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Then, after buying or picking up the free animals, he said he took them home, "where he would strangle or stomp on the heads of the cats in the bathtub or backyard patio," according to the document.
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At more than one Lennon Wall, protesters taped pictures of Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam and pro-Beijing lawmakers to the floor to create "democracy dance pads" - and invited people to stomp on the images to music.
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When a director calls for a marionette skeleton with a 22-foot arm-span, big enough to grab or stomp on the normal character puppets, it's up to the fabrication department to figure out how to build it.
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The strange thing is that after months of watching Trump say things that are racist, absurd, patently false, or all three at once, the Republican Party establishment decided to stomp on him for saying things that are basically true.
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"What would really 'suck' is if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like Facebook engage in illegal anticompetitive practices, stomp on consumer privacy rights, and repeatedly fumble their responsibility to protect our democracy," she wrote.
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"What would really 'suck' is if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like Facebook engage in illegal anticompetitive practices, stomp on consumer privacy rights, and repeatedly fumble their responsibility to protect our democracy," she tweeted.
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"What would really 'suck' is if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like Facebook engage in illegal anticompetitive practices, stomp on consumer privacy rights, and repeatedly fumble their responsibility to protect our democracy," she said.
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" Warren responded via Twitter, "What would really 'suck' is if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like Facebook engage in illegal anticompetitive practices, stomp on consumer privacy rights, and repeatedly fumble their responsibility to protect our democracy.
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"He put me in handcuffs and I thought the whole ordeal was just over with and that's when I seen another officer come out of nowhere and straight drop-kick me in the face; just stomp on my face," Hollins said.
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" On Tuesday, Warren tweeted in response: "What would really 'suck' is if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like Facebook engage in illegal anticompetitive practices, stomp on consumer privacy rights, and repeatedly fumble their responsibility to protect our democracy.
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Previous means of firming up a racing surface, so that it won't rut up and fall apart, entailed spraying it with a fire hose or having large groups of people stomp on it—the Austrian Army still deploys to Kitzbühel for this purpose.
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A woman with disabilities took "traditional remedies" of mixed bark and seeds, a 17-year-old girl forced into marriage doused herself in gasoline and set herself on fire, and a young girl paid someone to stomp on her stomach and back until she bled.
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"What would really 'suck' is if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like Facebook engage in illegal anticompetitive practices, stomp on consumer privacy rights, and repeatedly fumble their responsibility to protect our democracy," Warren tweeted on Tuesday in response to Zuckerberg's comments.
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I watched with some horror as a man in tight pleather pants crawled into the ring and, with the help of a ruda in a black miniskirt and black boots, began to stomp on one of the cholitas, lifting her over his head before slamming her on her back.
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Mark Zuckerberg: Why the clash of the tech giants matters (NBC News) Banks are using their Washington clout to stomp on the tech industry (Politico) I accidentally discovered a nationwide scam on AirBnb (Vice) 15 major companies announce effort to tackle cybersecurity workforce issues (CyberScoop) View the discussion thread.
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" Warren responded soon after publication with a pithy zinger, writing on Twitter: "What would really 'suck' is if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like Facebook engage in illegal anticompetitive practices, stomp on consumer privacy rights, and repeatedly fumble their responsibility to protect our democracy.
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" Warren fired back at Zuckerberg after his earlier remarks surfaced, writing in a series of tweets, "We have to fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like Facebook engage in illegal anticompetitive practices, stomp on consumer privacy rights, and repeatedly fumble their responsibility to protect our democracy.
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Though for some of us the wound is fresh, it sounds like Bachelorette-to-be Becca Kufrin has fully healed from having Arie Luyendyk Jr. stomp on her heart and her pride on national TV. Turns out, it was nothing dating a couple dozen even more charming dudes couldn't fix.
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Bethesda published some of the most violent video games ever made, like 2016's Doom, in which players stomp on heads until they explode, and perform various "glory kills," and Wolfenstein II, where players shoot Nazis, stab them in the chest with axes, and brutalize them in other creative ways.
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If you look into malfeasance committed by a business he owns — or that his son-in-law owns, or one of his friends or donors or other associates — and he gets mad about it, he might stomp on you and not worry too much about the possibility of getting caught.
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The other piece of evidence mentioned is that Jason is digging tunnels at the beach (which Kitty's obnoxious twins stomp on) instead of sandcastles, presumably indicating that he acts a little different or unconventionally (kids presumably make sandcastles), and wants to express his experience of the underground since he is a Tether.
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" The remarks quickly drew a rebuke from the progressive firebrand, who fired back on Twitter: "What would really 'suck' is if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like Facebook engage in illegal anticompetitive practices, stomp on consumer privacy rights, and repeatedly fumble their responsibility to protect our democracy.
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"What would really 'suck' is if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like Facebook engage in illegal anticompetitive practices, stomp on consumer privacy rights, and repeatedly fumble their responsibility to protect our democracy," Warren tweeted, referencing Zuckerberg's remark that a legal challenge would "suck for us" even if the social media giant prevailed.
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"What would really 'suck' is if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like Facebook engage in illegal anticompetitive practices, stomp on consumer privacy rights, and repeatedly fumble their responsibility to protect our democracy," Warren tweeted, referencing Zuckerberg's remark that a legal challenge would "suck for us" even if the social media giant prevailed.
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Peace used and helped deal drugs while scoring a 1510 out of 1600 on his SATs, putting him in the 99th percentile nationally; he got into Yale and immediately feared getting "curbed," having his face pressed into the street and a foot stomp on the back of his head until his teeth shattered; he worked in a cancer research lab while using that lab to launder drug revenue.
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