Seeing where Shaolin monks actually stomped—there are holes in the floor from where they stomped for thousands of years.
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So I stomped my little foot and there it was.
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KIEV, Ukraine — Ukrainians stomped and chanted on the icy cobblestones.
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Waiters had just stomped and clapped through a birthday song.
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On the classic cinema front, Netflix is about to get stomped.
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My heart feels like it's been ripped out and stomped on.
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She stomped into 2016, releasing one of the year's strongest records.
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I stomped on it and then it cracked pretty badly again.
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McGregor then allegedly stomped on the phone several times, damaging it.
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Spurs midfielder Erik Lamela stomped on a fallen Chelsea player's hand.
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Leafy green life gets stomped out in cities on the daily.
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He stomped his feet angrily after a bad call against Paul.
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Men and women stood on their feet and stomped in jubilation.
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He took the score and slammed it down, and stomped offstage.
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They stomped into Barneys, of course, determined and a little stupid.
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The soldier raised his boot and stomped twice on Ahmed's head.
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"They jumped him, stomped him and robbed him," Ms. Vass said.
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"Then there are the middling teams that they stomped," Morrow said.
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Officials say he stomped on his girlfriend's head and bit her.
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According to Ben ... Satan getting stomped represents Tyga's haters being defeated.
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Eventually it fell, right-wingers stomped on it, and people continued fighting.
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Then the Hawkeyes curb stomped the Buckeyes and things got even better.
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Gurode's helmet came off during the play before Haynesworth stomped on him.
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They threw their balloons in the air, stomped on them and danced.
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He stomped up the trailer ramp without glancing at his pining fans.
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Cops previously said Smith beat the man and then stomped his head.
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We jumped and stomped like five year olds on crocodiles and lizards.
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After he stomped a foot for comic effect, I drank the stuff.
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The warring sides stomped up the stadium's concrete bleachers, taunting each other.
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He stomped out the door, hunched and scarred like the small man.
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Northwestern Coach Chris Collins stomped onto the court, drawing a technical foul.
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Johnathan stomped off but returned hours later, after the sun had set.
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And then I began talking about ni**ers, and they stomped the floor.
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They are the ones that stomped on the rights of the American people.
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Police witnessed one KKK demonstrator being stomped by two males and one female.
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They booed and stomped at a Democratic forum the next month in Brooklyn.
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Fucking Gwyneth, I fumed to myself as I stomped out of the class.
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He thinks there's surveillance video showing him unconscious as the driver stomped him.
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She stomped across the stage and looked very comfortable getting plenty close to Kelly.
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He then, uh, mercilessly stomped Diddy's wax head to a pulp and ran away.
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As he lay on the ground, Ruby Thomas, 19, repeatedly stomped on his head.
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His opponent returned verbal fire, Bragen stomped off the court, and Alhadeff stormed home.
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He came in promising to restore diplomats' swagger, but mostly stomped all over them.
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No creatures ever stomped across the planet quite like the creatures scientists call sauropodomorphs.
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In the quarterfinal, Al Ain stomped the African champion, Espérance of Tunisia, 3-0.
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But Williams stomped on the accelerator to win, 2-6, 6-1, 6-0.
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A captain stomped among the men, demanding a volunteer to take over the gun.
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Enraged, he stomped her feet, shattering them, to ensure she would never run again.
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It is said she stomped out on that final day, and perhaps she did.
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A video obtained by TMZ shows the victim being punched and stomped on the ground.
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After years of being stomped on by the Camry, Ford hit back with the Fusion.
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In Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Tuesday night, rioters threw objects and stomped on police cars.
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At one point, she threw Ronda into a steel chair ... and even stomped her out.
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Even if they're designer and hella fancy, you risk them getting stomped on or lost.
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The menacing antagonist who stomped into the season 6 finale has everyone a little shaken.
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"I feel thankful for all the foreigners that stomped the Taiwan ground first," NOE said.
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For better and worse, gates had been stomped down and gatekeepers had been pushed aside.
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Police witnessed one KKK demonstrator being stomped by by two male and a female counterprotesters.
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Officers boot-stomped his face, snapped his fingers and pressed pens into his ear canals.
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After he let it go, Skinny Pete walked up to him and stomped on it.
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Protesters shrieked and yelled in triumph, and a few protesters stomped on the bronze statue.
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Nikki claims Tony choked her and stomped on her head in a fit of rage.
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At a recent event, members stomped on Israeli flags and burned pictures of President Trump.
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I stomped the girls to school with a pathetically self-pitying case of eclipse FOMO.
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Large, hirsute men — bears, in the lexicon of gay male culture — stomped down the runway.
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One ended with a young boy being stomped on by a group of large men.
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It's time for the world to see ISIS flags in flames, stomped on in the streets.
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What's not funny is the victims are getting stomped and nobody is going to help them.
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Ms Chavez's sense of fairness has also been stomped on by the president and his supporters.
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Iridian stomped across the ship in her magnetic boots, bleeding and scowling and beautiful and terrible.
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His crew stomped out the dude, but our sources say the incident made Tekashi and co.
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" The affidavit states that McGregor then allegedly "stomped on the victim's phone several times, damaging it.
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Sagine Morency, 20, said she "got stomped on" and lost a sandal in the hasty exit.
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The inmate testified that he was punched, kicked and stomped, and spat up blood for months.
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When the boy started to cry, Enrique stomped off and locked himself in the storage room.
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Karlie Kloss, who is besties with Style's ex Taylor Swift, also stomped around in her wings.
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We stomped through puddles, ran to catch trains, and rushed through hectic weekdays at the office.
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They stomped onto and off of the stage, which was almost entirely green from trampled flowers.
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As he was being stomped into the ground, Mill got out of his car to help.
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Two quarters later, the Buckeyes had stomped the Beavers, nominally another power-conference team, 77-31.
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In another crook, a toddler stomped his feet, creating a one-of-a-kind gyrating design.
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Then the women got up en masse and stomped back up to the resort's restaurant area.
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He is knocked down, cut up, stomped and detonated, and then gets up and keeps fighting.
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It said about eight people told officers they were attacked, thrown on the ground and stomped.
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He had been drafted into a militia, captured by government soldiers, punched, kicked, whipped and stomped.
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During performances of Stravinsky's "Petrushka" in 2013, players stomped their feet, donned costumes and poured tea.
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Over the last year, Trump and his agency heads stomped in and started flailing around indiscriminately.
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After failing to reach an agreement, Bob stomped out of my room in an adorable huff.
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At that point, however, Tennessee stomped all over the figurative X button and hid from the Islanders.
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They stole the first two games here in Houston, then were stomped for three nights in Washington.
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The fans cheered, stomped their feet and clapped their hands like they would at any other game.
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As we reported, our sources say Sean was kicked and stomped on repeatedly by members of Migos.
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After Trump's fellow billionaire stomped on his business credentials at the DNC, they are no longer friends.
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Above, another baby swung from a bamboo tree, and several others stomped over scattered leaves, softly hooting.
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Trump's party got stomped in the House amid peace and prosperity because most voters find him loathsome.
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Hillary Clinton strained mightily to read a menu as she stomped with the Prez in North Carolina.
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After she tied for 20083rd in the 100-meter butterfly, Vollmer stomped off the pool deck scowling.
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Westbrook stomped to midcourt, biceps curled, hitting his chest and yelling, before San Antonio called a timeout.
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They also burned a piece of paper representing the nuclear deal and stomped on the papers' ashes.
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Maybe someone took your heart, threw it on the ground, and stomped on it like a spider.
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In the past, the family stomped grapes by foot, although they now use more modern production methods.
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Connors scampered across the clay court and stomped out the marks in the vicinity of his shot.
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I stomped off angrily and then sprinted down Seventh Avenue rather than wait for the next train.
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The prosecutors said Smith, 30, beat the man and then stomped on his head in Pasadena, Calif.
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After the couple read handwritten vows, Dr. Wallack stomped on a glass in keeping with Jewish tradition.
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He then stomped out of the room so he wouldn't have to listen to Israel's ambassador respond.
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McGregor then slapped the phone out of the fan's hand and stomped on the phone several times.
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As Mariah's customer walked out, a man with dark glasses and a shining silver mane stomped in.
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One model quite literally stomped down the runway yesterday, with a walk that caught Anna Wintour's attention!
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A stabbing, someone curb-stomped, and a second attempted stabbing — all over the course of two days.
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Here's a brilliant way to use one's mathematical skills, so you don't get stomped on by the man.
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In a studio, Wood and Macdonald stomped on granulated sugar to mimic the crunching of boots on snow.
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Bellowing with a vibrato like an amorous goat, Nathaniel stomped his foot on the floorboards of the airplane.
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A video obtained by TMZ shows Arnold being punched and stomped on while he is on the ground.
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Image by APGoogle's AlphaGo has stomped to victory for a fourth time against Go world champion Lee Sedol.
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One of them told police Curry allegedly stomped on her head, rendering her blind in her left eye.
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Not-Dan's impassive reaction to one more fan boy stomped on any notion that our son was unique.
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They stomped their boots outside, then cinched garbage bags around their legs to stop the dust from spreading.
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Police say McGregor slapped the phone out of the man's hand and then stomped on it several times.
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But then McIlroy, likable and normally deferential, addressed the worldwide news media and stomped on Olympic golf anew.
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"This is Baseball 101 because you haven't played it!" he yelled as he stomped out of one meeting.
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But the divine intervention was not about the case in which he'd stomped a fellow inmate to death.
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The way he bombastically stomped through the world with a certainty and emotional ignorance that I have lost.
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In the cramped apartment, one invader knocked a television off the wall and stomped his foot through it.
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And in one month, we'll have stomped the competition to claim Olympic gold — one backflip at a time.
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Hardly. Any effort to enlighten was lost as candidates stomped on one another to come out on top.
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The crowd in the arena rose, and we Americans around the nation pumped our fists, stomped and cheered.
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The myth goes that in the years after the Bolshevik revolution, bland socialist realism stomped on the avant-garde.
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A prosecution source tells PEOPLE that, in addition to beating the child, Vega allegedly stomped on the baby's stomach.
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The family was repeatedly kicked and stomped until Six Flags security could step in to break up the attack.
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I saw the first fascists, not even saw but heard — they all had iron-shod boots, they stomped loudly.
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Rexy the dino has not only stomped his way into Selena's wardrobe, but also every cool kid in Hollywood.
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She's unaffected by any possible homophobia and speaks (and sings) openly about the woman who stomped on her heart.
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The guy who got stomped by Cardi B's entourage was literally asking for it ... and it's all on video.
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The inmate testified that he had been punched, kicked and stomped, and that he spat up blood for months.
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He brightened up when we found a moose-stomped trail that looked as if it led to the top.
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Tying yellow and green flags to the railings where the bodies once hung, they stomped and shouted to celebrate.
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In another segment, puppets resembling giant insects stomped around as a lovely story unfolded of how Brazil was born.
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After laying an egg in Week 3 against the beat-able Jaguars, the Titans stomped the Falcons in Atlanta.
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"I'm feeling like someone's ripped my heart out of my chest and just stomped all over it," he said.
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He stomped on his ankle as he came over to get the ball while Neymar lay on the turf.
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Another threw a tray of dark mush to the ground, stomped on his meal and uttered three unprintable words.
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Mr. Weinstein hung up, stomped over and berated the staffer for showing exasperation with guests nearby, the employee said.
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For those patches of fire beyond the reach of his hose, he stomped on them with his cowboy boots.
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Beginning with paranoia, the duo leapt over furniture, stomped, trembled, and rolled into fragile balls in between art sessions.
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And what's a kid to do once she has, inevitably, stomped down full-force on a reputation-exploding landmine?
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Unable to breathe or see from the pepper spray, rioters surrounded her, some of her friends getting stomped on.
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When Martin stomped in, he admitted that he'd driven to his paternal grandfather's lake house and seen Noah there.
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Two weeks later, Trump was back in Arizona, where he'd stomped the remaining GOP competition in the March primary.
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"The Lyft driver stomped on and kicked on Mr. Pratt's head, hands, arms, legs and genitals," the lawsuit continues.
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Whole clusters of grapes (stems and all) are stomped — the oldest method of crushing grapes — then put into vats.
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Less than 2200 seconds passed between the moment Eddie stomped on the gas pedal and the moment life left him.
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Rodolfo Rodriguez, 92, was beaten in the face with a break and stomped on during an attack on July 4.
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Rodolfo Rodriguez, 92, was beaten in the face with a brick and stomped on during an attack on July 4.
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" Gwen Stefani stomped on the assumption that women are the weaker sex with her mosh-pit mainstay "Just a Girl.
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The dollar stomped emerging market currencies down further on Friday, and that's not going to end anytime soon, analysts said.
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In recent years, stories of exorcisms involving people being beaten, poisoned, stomped, and starved to death have made global headlines.
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The wine of Italy is stomped out by MILFs, so when you taste the wine, you are tasting their desire.
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One of the cops stomped on my hands, and the other one kicked me in the stomach a few times.
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One Englishman had his head repeatedly stomped on as he lay in the street; another was attacked with an axe.
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" Ayhern said that in many cases, a border barrier actually "improved areas that had been stomped on and littered upon.
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He's also had his feet stomped on by protesters enough times that he had to buy steel-toe Timberland boots.
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It was the second time in two tournament games that the Tar Heels stomped out a threat with their defense.
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On the morning of June 4, 1989, all visible signs of their hopes and dreams were effectively stomped and crushed.
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In 43, Bentley found a homeless man named Donald Doucette in an alley in Edmonton and stomped him to death.
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The moment he made a mistake, he was repeatedly punched in the face and then stomped by multiple correction officers.
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He began pounding Moustafa's face with his fists, pushed him to the ground and stomped on him with his boots.
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An ECC rep tells us the guys just stomped some dirt in the divots and it successfully remedied the issue.
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A week earlier, Henry had stomped N.F.L. royalty, the New England Patriots, dethroning the defending champions with 182 rushing yards.
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But Cloud9 stomped over Immortals in the semifinals, and proved that they have the ability to take out seemingly unkillable squads.
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On February 10, Victoria Beckham stomped her platformed boot on the prospect of a reunion in an interview with British Vogue.
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As we previously reported, Wood claims Smith stomped on his face during the incident -- causing multiple facial fractures that required surgery.
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Kraft stomped to punctuate his description of the high-quality acreage at auction: soil types, ease of access, past crop yields.
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When the legendary Japanese grappler Antonio Inoki got frustrated with an opponent and stomped him into unconsciousness, that was a shoot.
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"The riot police grabbed me and yanked me to the ground face first and stomped on my arm," Gonzalez tells PEOPLE.
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Dodging thickets of poison oak, we stomped up hillsides surrounding the town to get close up views of the ISP's towers.
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The police said he took a man's phone, threw it on the floor, and stomped on it as he walked away.
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Turner's eight-month-old fetus was cut from her belly and stomped on as her lifeless body was hanging upside down.
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As the traffic roared overhead, the spike-booted and spike-sneakered boys and girls stomped in a cyclone of refashioned punk.
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The show features standard-issue drama: bike wheels stomped, crushes unrequited, homework assignments tampered with, flasks smuggled into the school dance.
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"In a symbolic gesture, the officer stomped on my American passport and said, 'Show me what they will do,'" she recalled.
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He then stomped on the floor and joked that the insect may have been planted by the main opposition Liberal party.
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And I was made especially happy when I stomped the throttle, not something you can say about all that many SUVs.
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Groups broke out in chants, screaming the name of their favorite contestant, while others stomped their feet or drummed their chairs.
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Judging by US media reaction, NBC moderator Matt Lauer stomped around Wednesday's Trump-Clinton forum with a foghorn for a whistle.
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It's noon, and the employees inside the restaurant are getting ready to be stomped by a hungry herd of Finnish taco lovers.
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A year after Deluca's arrest, Marrero and his partner held a handcuffed prisoner down while another officer stomped on the person's head.
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Sean left but later returned violently and repeatedly stomped on Woods' face ... fracturing it in 5 different places and causing brain damage.
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Between sobs as I stomped on the treadmill, she listened to me and assured me that this was a perfectly acceptable response.
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While the officer was down, all four men repeatedly punched, kicked and stomped him on the body and head, according to police.
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Of course, a post-club Prince stomped them at basketball while dressed like sleazy Louis XIV, then cooked a delicious hot breakfast.
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But the second time you do it, I know that you know that you hurt my foot when you stomped on it.
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Valdes said that Pedro recounts that the officers "threw his father to the ground and stomped on him," before separating the two.
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An Australian gamer just stomped his way through the most difficult Super Mario 3D World level for the first time in history.
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After having her heart publicly stomped on many a time, it appears the stars have truly aligned for this pair of stars.
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To start, the rats—while, yes, probably the worst way to go—are going to get stomped to death in the melee.
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On a spring day in 1976, a customer stomped into a Chemical Bank in the West Village complaining about a forged check.
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He choked and stomped on Aleisha Bryant and hit Clarence Moore Jr. over the head with a tire iron, according to records.
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During the protracted application process, someone stomped on the group's mailbox and later superimposed "ISIS" over the society's initials on the mailbox.
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Officials say Smith attacked his sister's boyfriend on July 4 -- beat and stomped on his head in Pasadena in the early hours.
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The 28-year-old suspect allegedly began throwing items off the porch and stomped on broken glass as officers arrived at the scene.
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Leave it to Jeff to celebrate the news of his extension by not only getting mercilessly stomped but looking clueless in the process.
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Nationals 63, Pirates 1 Patrick Corbin pitched eight scoreless innings, and Asdrubal Cabrera hit a three-run homer as visiting Washington stomped Pittsburgh.
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He was near his store Thursday when the unknown suspects attacked him, stomped on his head and stabbed him several times, authorities said.
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He stomped off the stage in tears, I'm sure to console him people told hi, 'No one will remember this is ten years!
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The same way it strolled in with the iPhone and stomped all over the existing smartphone leaders such as BlackBerry, Nokia, and Motorola.
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We're told it was all good until Desiigner got "a little too hyped" ... started jumping around and "stomped" multiple times on Justin's feet.
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On the other side of the room, the white boys stomped their feet on the wood and the thunder bounced off the walls.
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In 2014, a woman in Queens was choked and stomped to death by her boyfriend after she went home to protect her dog.
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Investing bears have spent the past several years getting stomped by the bull market, but expect their negative roars to begin getting louder.
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In acknowledging the union as a valid entity rather than a threat to be stomped out of existence, Vincent doomed himself as commissioner.
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During the next day's filming, wearing the same strangely childlike patchwork polo shirt, Major Charles Ingram stomped his way ungracefully to a million.
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It is also believed that the woolly mammoth stomped down snow and ate away dark vegetation that absorbed heat in the Arctic tundra.
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CHICAGO — Here's what happened to the nice piano teacher: A man in steel-toe work boots stomped on him and broke his spine.
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Amine Harit of Morocco went on a mazy run in which three separate Iran players kicked him, slid into him or stomped him.
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When one master and his brother beat him, Smith stacked them on top of each other and stomped both at the same time.
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Defaced images of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan had been placed under their feet, as if they had stomped on his face.
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Wild 7, Stars 0 Jason Zucker scored his first goal since returning from injury and added two assists as Minnesota stomped visiting Dallas.
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Likewise, at Collina Strada's SS20 outdoor show, a model stomped heavily on the concrete catwalk, all whilst carrying the world's most unlucky dog.
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The Associated Press reports that Gonzaga allegedly stabbed Smith with a sharp object similar to tweezers, choked him and stomped on his head.
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Lem goes with Bobo to collect Fiji, and Bobo has to go through a beatdown from that guy whose face he stomped in jail.
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After Jaxon started crying, investigators allege the girl panicked that she'd get in trouble and then stomped his head to make him go quiet.
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BM2666C's About page, however, directs dedicated followers to a secret Tumblog filled with much darker fare—videos of live animals being stomped to death.
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Peck says his mother pulled a knife on him, so he kicked her legs out from under her and repeatedly stomped on her head.
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Illustration: Mark WittonTitanosaurs were the giants of the giants—four-legged behemoths that stomped around Cretaceous South America and Africa 100 million years ago.
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Hamilton creator and star Lin-Manuel Miranda even stomped his feet with excitement as seen in a clip posted by Kensington Palace on Wednesday.
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Good thing Da's dead, Kylee thought, and spat once on the ground, then stomped the spit into the dirt to keep him that way.
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"Cash stomped out the footlights," Strait sings, evoking the famous moment, in 1965, when Cash threw a tantrum on the Grand Ole Opry stage.
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I have watched Habiyambere clean up at local tournaments, sat courtside at International Tennis Federation-sanctioned junior championships, and been stomped by Ghanaian teenagers.
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Benz first went public with the allegation in 2016, claiming Tony T. had choked her and stomped her head while shooting a XXX scene.
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Avery Johnson's Crimson Tide were stomped by 20 points at Auburn, then promptly trounced Georgia by the same margin in their very next game.
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Maria Callas was nearly stomped by an elephant who was said to become agitated when Joseph Bouglione was around women other than his wife.
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When a Russian officer saw him snap a photo, he came over, pulled the film out of the camera, and stomped it to pieces.
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Kim stomped the competition in qualifying contests before the 2014 Winter Olympics, but she was too young to be eligible to compete in Sochi.
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Whenever tenants on the upstairs floors stomped about, tiny brown bird seeds lodged in the beams rained down on the keyboards of staffers below.
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"It looked like a monster had stomped through the valley, leaving skeletons of compounds smoldering and tops of trees jagged and twisted," Bradley wrote.
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The injuries had been sustained, the inmate claimed, when a group of guards had dragged him, handcuffed, into a hallway and stomped on him.
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There's not a lot of fun to be had for a reporter who's getting stomped by Shroud while a crowd of developers looks on.
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He shoved the Ref back and stomped on Shaw's head with his heel before being controlled and restrained by four heavies from his corner.
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Lynch decided (correctly) that it would be funny to mess with our photog ... and menacingly stomped toward him ... snarling loudly as he got close.
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You'll remember ... he was in Colombia with Kanye West, and had a show in Russia where a fan got stomped out by his crew.
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These giant, four-legged, long-necked herbivores were very common during the Cretaceous, and among the largest terrestrial animals to have ever stomped on Earth.
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Maxine Waters reportedly burned and stomped on an American flag they snatched off a pickup truck Thursday, while chanting "Black power" outside her California office.
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As they searched, the cops stomped around, sneering at our messy apartment, with one woman saying sarcastically that it belonged in Better Homes and Gardens.
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Like Mellie, Olivia, and everyone else who has stomped their way through Shonda Rhimes' White House, Scandal has officially recognized the error of its ways.
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I mean, the stomped-turtle thing does have the advantage of reminding us that these movies only sometimes take themselves fully seriously, which I appreciate.
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So did the Pittsburgh Steelers, having inflicted so much misery over the years, and they stomped into Paul Brown Stadium ready to inflict some more.
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Throughout their duel for the White House, he has repeatedly detonated controversies and stomped over his own campaign message to the detriment of his interests.
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Arms swinging, face in a perpetual scowl, he stomped his feet, swiped his racket at invisible targets, and yelled at referees, media, and fans alike.
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Two supporters showed up on Norwegian cross-country skis; another pair stomped about happily in snow shoes; dogs came wrapped in bright-coloured winter gear.
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TWO SUPPORTERS showed up on Norwegian cross-country skis; another pair stomped about happily in snow shoes; dogs came wrapped in brightly coloured winter gear.
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He directed an obscene gesture at the judges, gave a two thumbs down signal and motioned to fans as he stomped shirtless about the ring.
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KAJ was on hand at Quicken Loans Arena as the Cavs stomped all over the Raptors to take Game 2 over the Eastern Conference Finals.
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There was a 3rd party witness who, according to cops, pulled over because he didn't want to see an old man "get his ass stomped."
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Police officers had asked protesters not to set fires in the city center, so attendees stomped on the photographs instead, or poked them with umbrellas.
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One of my friends was stomped to the ground and brutally beaten by teenagers in the alley behind my house when he was about 24.
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Her voice is both oily and punchy, nimble enough to be optimal for dance music but sturdy enough not to get stomped on by it.
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The first time she remembers seeing him, she writes, he stomped into the kitchen, shoved her into a wall and grabbed a bottle of tequila.
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Still, somewhere between missing the subway doors by a split second and being stomped on by a stranger, it's easy to forget to give thanks.
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"Give it back," I told that kid when I stomped over to his house, where I found him practicing his swing in the back yard.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - An Oakland Raiders cornerback who prosecutors say beat and stomped on his sister's boyfriend was charged on Thursday with assault and battery.
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It's a reminder that Yemaya's children are everywhere and can never be stomped out, just moments before we're reminded that Kofi is pregnant with Deni's child.
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Patrick Corbin pitched eight scoreless innings, and Asdrubal Cabrera hit a three-run homer Wednesday as the visiting Washington Nationals stomped the Pittsburgh Pirates 210-20.
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The protester tried to yank him out of the hatch, but gave up and stomped the soldier's head instead to the applause of the the crowd.
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I still giggle at an early season scene where Porsha struggled to walk in high heels as Cookie angrily stomped out of the Empire Entertainment offices.
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When he stomped the axe, plunging the Koopa King into the lava at the end of World 8, he'd beaten the previous world record by milliseconds.
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The bassist mostly drew sound from her instrument by spanking it; the drummer stomped the foot pedal of her bass drum as if it were vermin.
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No, she believed the people in those circles wanted to hurt others, whether they stomped your toes, yanked your hair, or punched you in the chest.
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One example: Kyaukphyu, Myanmar, where a Chinese-Myanmar oil and gas pipeline was pursued in secret, stomped on farmers' property rights and did significant environmental damage.
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Protesters at a mall in northern Hong Kong stomped on and painted a Chinese flag, and heckled businesses that they perceived to be friendly to Beijing.
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But a series of frustrated tweets about Drake's unwillingness to promote the album launched a back-and-forth that saw Meek's reputation stomped into the ground.
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Stars 353, Jets 235 Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn each scored two goals as Dallas stomped visiting Winnipeg for its second straight victory to open the season.
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North stomped the catwalk for the first time two months later, in September 2018, appearing as Thrilla during the L.O.L. Surprise Fashion Show in Pacific Palisades, California.
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It was also not worth the cost of my dog's affection, as she huffily stomped into the next room as soon as she was free from torment.
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Hosang said he figured it would probably be gone within a few weeks, squirreled off to someone's dorm room or stomped on by some drunk college kid.
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Although there are no signs of a knife in the video, you see the violence ... someone is stomped and punched repeatedly before being dragged by the hair.
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The man beat and stomped and kicked Mom until she believed she would die, until she felt the lone way to stay alive was to play dead.
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They gave us their best advice on how to move forward, gain perspective, and establish a zen-like sense of peace after having one's heart stomped on.
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On the graphics side, Nvidia has stomped AMD to hold the majority marketshare—Nvida's cards are found in most gaming laptops, and a lot of workstations too.
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As I angrily stomped back toward the apartment, I threw a piece toward my back molars, chewed twice, and came to a dead stop on the sidewalk.
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Some of the lingering distrust of pro wrestling's athletic credentials comes from the pre-WCW days, when pro wrestlers lumbered and stomped like elephants on the savannah.
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A Department of Correction investigation, based partly on video, had found that Officer Victor repeatedly stomped on an inmate's head as the man lay on the floor.
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He slept with groups of topless women for healing and he stomped around doing his Angry Dude thing with all the depth of a slip of paper.
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As a trainer tended to him, I watched as Janssen grimaced in pain and frustration, then angrily stomped back to the clubhouse with the trainer in tow.
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Their words are a shield for all marginalized and fucked over people embodying the city's refusal to be stomped out, hitting back at aggressors just as hard.
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The video, which was filmed by an animal welfare group and quickly went viral, showed one calf being stomped in the head and others dying from heat.
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GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS Five years after the last Hollywood movie in which he stomped through town, the giant lizard returns for a monster mash-up.
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In February, a 66-foot-long blue whale carcass was found along the coast of Chile desecrated with graffiti and stomped on by tourists, Fox News had reported .
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She still wrote her own lyrics, directed her own stupendous music videos, and stomped on the piano with her right foot every time she sat down to play.
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"In poll after poll, we do better versus Trump and other G.O.P. candidates than Hillary does," Mr. Sanders said in Davenport as supporters hollered and stomped their feet.
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The timing of the remark was poor — Jacksonville had just stomped the Texans 45-7 — and Houston coach Bill O'Brien is still disappointed the comment was even made.
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Bey led the charge at the Microsoft Theater in downtown L.A., singing "Freedom," before bringing out Kendrick ... they danced and stomped on a submerged stage with crazy pyrotechnics.
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While living in Chicago, she found herself frustrated with the hostile reception she would receive in discussion groups for motorcycles, where her opinions would often be stomped on.
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The Boston Red Sox stomped both teams in the playoffs last year, but now Houston has restored order: They are the A.L. champions, and richly deserve the title.
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On high alert, police at the parade reined in, stabbed and stomped down the Barney and Pink Panther balloons to make sure they couldn't do any more damage.
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Dear Diary: I was stepping up to order at Planet Smoothie in Penn Station when a man who had just gotten a smoothie stomped back to the counter.
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During the match, the audience stomped, chanted Caroline's name and also booed Ni once when she was serving, a situation largely unheard of at ping-pong tournaments, Kumahara said.
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Beyoncé and the Dixie Chicks stomped all over the CMA Awards Wednesday night, singing Bey's country track off Lemonade, "Daddy Lessons," and there was a lot of sassy clapping.
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Your corner store promises that the Greek salad is edible; disregard that all of its ingredients are strangely matte and that the feta looks like it was curb-stomped.
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In September, Don King, still scraping by in the boxing world, nearly had the street where he stomped a man to death half a century ago named after him.
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Reggie didn't like this, so naturally he pumped his fist in anger and stomped swiftly toward the referee, to herkily jerkily proclaim that he was fouled on the shot.
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At the festival's nightly after-hours gathering last month, a wild reel flew from Christine Melanson's fiddle, her knee bouncing to keep time as her foot stomped the floor.
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The Blue Jays emphatically stomped the Rangers, who had the A.L.'s best record but fell to Toronto in the division series for the second year in a row.
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In August 1967, after his August 15 faction had been under ferocious attack, in a fit of fury he handed two prisoners to a crowd that stomped them senseless.
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Video that circulated widely on social media captured the end of the confrontation, as members of the Proud Boys group kicked, punched and stomped two protesters on the ground.
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A prosecutor told the judge that Mr. Kinsman was "the single most vicious of all the attackers," adding that he had punched, kicked and stomped one person multiple times.
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We still don't know the name of a woman who was stripped to her bra by soldiers who then stomped on her chest in Tahrir Square in December 2011.
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"I&aposm a smoker anyway, but you wake up feeling like your chest has been stomped on, coughing up crap all the time," volunteer firefighter Greg Hodges told Taylor.
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Indeed, it's no longer a secret that New York has solid waves; Kelly Slater stomped a 10 down at the Quiksilver Pro here in Long Beach back in 2011.
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After 12 attempts, Hawk stomped the two-and-a-half rotation trick and was carried out of the halfpipe by fellow X Games competitors for achieving the unprecedented feat.
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In October, 1956, Britain, France, and Israel attacked Egypt; the Red Army stomped into Hungary; and President Eisenhower entered the home stretch of his "Man of Peace" reëlection campaign.
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Mr. Kassem insisted he had no links to opposition politics and had been wrongfully detained by Egyptian soldiers who snatched his American passport and stomped it on the ground.
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Otherwise, the longest suspension for an in-game violation was held by Albert Haynesworth, suspended five games in 2006 after the then-Tennessee Titan stomped on a player's head.
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Check out the clip -- Snoop thinks Lonzo can be good, but he needs to change his attitude ASAP or he'll continue to get stomped by guys like Patrick Beverley.
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Aesthetically, the third wave is deeply influenced by the rise of the riot grrrls, the girl groups who stomped their Doc Martens onto the music scene in the 22009s.
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But what about Other Aaron Rodgers, a fan in a green No. 12 Packers jersey who got his behind stomped by fans in Dallas gear on the lower concourse?
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Jason stomped back and forth outside the Chinese Theater as his buddies -- including his kids, Lola and Nakoa-Wolf -- lined up to perform the Haka ... a traditional Polynesian dance.
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Farage's cronies hadn't yet boot-stomped everything but Carling and Newcastle Brown in my local corner-shop, so I piled in and treated myself to can of Poland's finest, Tyskie.
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He emphasized in the email that all executives should "go on the production line and perform the most arduous tasks personally" to look for inefficiencies that could be stomped out.
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Bones of titanosaurians have been found around the world, the vast majority in South America (including the newly-named Patagotitan mayorum—the largest animal to have ever stomped on land).
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In the early portion of the game, a marauder begs for his life, only to have it stomped out of him with the hero popping the man's noggin on pavement.
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On Monday, however, he snapped out of his funk, scoring 18 points and hitting four 3-pointers as the No. 2 Jayhawks stomped Oklahoma State 94-67 in Allen Fieldhouse.
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We sloshed and stomped through frigid, murky water for hours, and stood still in ankle-deep sludge for a good 15 minutes with god-knows-what lurking beneath the surface.
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Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said its teams in Serbia were treating a growing number of migrants who reported being beaten and stomped on by Hungarian border guards who intercepted them.
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Anyway, Frank and Wes continued to taunt each other until the tension of being basically the same possibly unlovable nightmare person got too hot to handle and Wes stomped away.
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NBC 4 New York reports that once the head was off, the suspect then stomped on it, causing at least $300,000 worth of damage, according to the New York Post.
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Abdirzak told TMZ he did NOTHING to provoke McGregor and was shocked when the 30-year-old snatched his phone, threw it on the ground and stomped on it twice.
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"It felt like somebody has opened up my chest, rips my heart out, stomped on it and it was like, here you go," he says of learning the sad news.
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The band released "Strangers to Ourselves" in 2015, after an eight-year sabbatical; despite all the time off, the record clanked and stomped as well as anything they'd done prior.
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At the end of the show, that platform was covered in water, and Beyoncé and her dancers stomped and kicked and splashed in a deeply visceral display of earthy power.
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In just one short year, the White House has buried climate information, choked funding for scientific research, and stomped on efforts to prepare the United States for the coming risks.
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The woman put powdered soap all over their clothes and stomped the filth from them with her feet, then wrung them with her strong arms until they were almost dry.
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He has stomped up the stairs of this home in frustration, danced across the dining room floor and run down the hallway more times than any of us could count.
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Witness, for example, "the pile-on," which everyone outside their immediate circle is horrified by: In this regard especially, Happy Endings takes the usual sitcom formula and curb-stomped it.
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Fierce winds, snow, lightning and hail stomped across the East on Saturday and early Sunday, downing trees, damaging buildings and cutting power to more than 250,000 homes across 14 states.
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As Ally as Lady Gaga, the singer stomped her feet, and thrashed her head, and looked angrily into the camera with a stare so deep I felt it in my soul.
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Yesterday, anti-Trump protesters gathered outside of the Democratic Congresswoman Maxine Waters&apos Los Angeles office where they burned and stomped on an American flag while chanting America was never great.
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There have since been other sit-ins and protests at the same mall, including one in September in which protesters stomped on a Chinese flag and sprayed it with black paint.
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Trump has stomped on democratic norms since the very beginning of his campaign and even last week, when he explicitly endorsed a candidate because he committed an act of political violence.
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This database covers a wide range of offenses, from showing up late to work, to drunk driving, to holding a handcuffed prisoner down while another officer stomped on the person's head.
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The database covers a wide range of offenses, from showing up late to work to drunk driving, to holding a handcuffed prisoner down while another officer stomped on the person's head.
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I screamed, then my other friend screamed, then my boyfriend stomped it and it exploded into a million tiny black baby spiders, like the most horrific, creepy firework you can imagine.
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Lee Sedol Loses Final Go Match Making It a 4-1 Victory for Google&aposs AIGoogle's AlphaGo has stomped to victory for a fourth time against Go world champion Lee Sedol.
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Lee Sedol Loses Final Go Match Making It a 153-1 Victory for Google&aposs AIGoogle's AlphaGo has stomped to victory for a fourth time against Go world champion Lee Sedol.
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The models — including supermodel sisters Gigi and Bella Hadid — stomped forth like an all-black-everything companion piece to Kanye's Yeezy show, revealing deconstructed pieces featuring reworked interpretations of familiar looks.
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She stomped all over the notion that late night is the television version of the He-Man Woman Haters Club, and gave us a new reason to look forward to Mondays.
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But they were stomped by top-seeded Texas A&M, 71-38, in the semifinals of their conference tournament in what is virtually certain to have been Simmons's last collegiate game.
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The last time Blanks had seen Blazer, to her great relief, was twenty-five years earlier, as he stomped out of their bedroom in the East Side Manhattan condo they shared.
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But he not only won reelection in 25, he pretty much stomped Bob Dole, carrying states like Arizona and Kentucky on top of all the swing states he needed to win.
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Klapisch lingers his camera lovingly over shots of grapes being harvested and stomped, all the while employing story mechanics and flashbacks indelicate enough to suggest the churn of a factory juicer.
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Elizabeth stomped upstairs to Paige's room and Philip turned the other direction, to the master, a telling moment in a show that so often pictures them hanging out in bed together.
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"There's been a lot of progress," notes Graves, who eventually escaped her pimp — but only after he gouged her face with a potato peeler and stomped on her, breaking her jaw.
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Enthusiastic fans, especially yellow-clad Brazilians who made the arena shake as they stomped on metal stands, cheered the bouts featuring fighters from countries including Britain, Spain, China, Uzbekistan and Poland.
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Otherwise, the longest suspension for an in-game violation was that of Albert Haynesworth, who was suspended five games in 2006 after the then-Tennessee Titan stomped on a player's head.
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"Among all of the participants who stomped and beat on Mr. Patterson, this defendant was not the most culpable," said the judge, Danny K. Chun, of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn.
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Most of my former guys just turned away when I was getting stomped and then they picked me up and threw me down a flight of steps and that was it.
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At one point, an officer, who had previously gestured to stop another from continuing his assault, reversed his approach and stomped on King's neck before the others continued to pummel him.
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To rectify this wrong, I decided to pick up as many CDs as I could find that seemed to be in playable condition rather than stomped to bits and listen to them.
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Over the course of her relatively short three-year modeling career, Kendall Jenner has already garnered comparisons to some of the great catwalk stars of yesteryear who stomped the runway before her.
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You won't want to start Nelson as though you expect too many more two-TD games, because the Cardinals were getting stomped by the Panthers through most of their late-contest production.
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Wide-eyed and seemingly miffed by the rush of people and horses passing by, he all but stomped to the main track in the latest exhibition of how temperamental he can be.
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Dole, known for his low-key personna and dry wit, was so taken by the music that he grabbed one of the women and stomped off in a jaunty and spirited polka.
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While, once upon a time, the dream was to be able to control everything remotely it's clear that thanks to poor IoT security entire systems can be stomped in a few keystrokes.
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As Reva stomped snow off her boots on the mat, three fat women in black dresses and curlers in their hair came out from the kitchen with trays of donuts and danishes.
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In the suit, obtained by TMZ Sports, Brown claims he feared for his life as officers shoved him, tased him and stomped on his leg ... in a dispute over a parking space.
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They stomped their feet at the Celtic-influenced folk rock sound and cheered the ugly stick, a local instrument fashioned from bottle caps and a boot attached to an upside-down mop.
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Mr. Klapisch lingers his camera lovingly over shots of grapes being harvested and stomped, all the while employing story mechanics and flashbacks indelicate enough to suggest the churn of a factory juicer.
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On the other side of the coin, the Sony absolutely stomped the other two in low-light performance and image clarity, which isn't a surprise because its sensor is twice the size.
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Theoretically it is time for the Ravens to ease up a bit and get healthy for the playoffs, but the same was true last week, when they stomped the Jets, 42-21.
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His eyes scanned the crowd from beneath a black leather fedora, and the heavy chain on his waist swished and clanked as he stomped along in a pair of black bovver boots.
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Behind them, on the screen, is a video showing young men (not the characters onstage; we're in the wider world) being violently handcuffed, stomped on and threatened with guns by the police.
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But over the next two hours, according to inmates, officers beat and stomped on each of the more than 244 prisoners present that morning, screaming curses and racial epithets and destroying property.
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Once she had stomped down the red carpet in a ruffled silver minidress and uncharacteristic black lipstick, Swift didn't just sit next to Hiddleston at dinner but danced with him into the night.
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And so the most powerful psychic death commando in the world—and maybe the galaxy—found himself getting curb-stomped to death by a growing mob of zombies that he had helped enrage.
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Makai Mason scored a career-high 40 points and put on a show for the ages as surging Baylor stomped TCU 90-64 on Saturday in Big 12 Conference play at Waco, Texas.
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My previous school hall had custard cream biscuits stomped into the floor; the new one bore plaques on the wall, marking which Oxbridge college the school's boys had gone to over the centuries.
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His eyebrows raised and furrowed in deep musical concentration, and his lips curled into a snarl as he stomped his heels up and down on the platform and swung his invisible ax around.
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They stomped all over the competition (and some hearts) to get the prized columnist job, or cover story, or even just some basic respect in an industry that's so often portrayed as cutthroat.
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"Someone stomped on our signal," one of the Oregon State students said, referring to whoever in the campsite was using the same radio channel the team had reserved to track their rocket's flight.
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Arthur, the Georgia delegation leader just asked me if I really "found Trump's campaign manager arranging bribes," and then a whole gang of Red Hats "held me down and stomped on my face"?
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However it turns out, as the chaos unfolds with athletes preparing to head to Rio, Bach has stomped upon a group of good people in the Olympic movement: clean athletes and whistle-blowers.
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Finally, officials including Reince Priebus, the Republican national chairman, firmly explained to Mr. Trump why Mr. King should not be invited: He once stomped a man to death and was convicted of manslaughter.
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GARLAND, N.C. — After Hurricane Matthew stomped into his trailer home and pulped his floors, walls and cabinets two years ago, Bobby Barnes Jr. spent $22012,230 to rebuild and protect himself from another flood.
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One model, wearing a splotched collared shirt—with two big-iPhone-size pockets—stomped down the runway in combat boots, holding a shiny hoe, as if part of a mob confronting Frankenstein's monster.
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The question hanging in the air, the issue that we must vigilantly monitor, is whether the emerging shoots of egalitarianism in this country will be stomped out by the jackboot of revitalized authoritarianism.
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While touring, she didn't like to bother her neighbors with a warm up, if someone was smoking in her midst, she didn't care to inconvenience anyone by asking for it to be stomped out.
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The father of the Wisconsin infant who died earlier this month after a 10-year-old girl at his day care allegedly stomped on his head has spoken out, calling the girl a criminal.
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While officers held the man down, Cordell Fitts, who was working as a supervising sergeant with the city's Department of Homeless Services, kicked and stomped the man's head more than 10 times, prosecutors said.
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He uttered an unprintable word, kicked the hated door, went out the wide terrace window and, like an angry giant in a storybook, magically stomped away, across the rooftops and chimney-pots of Paris.
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Before a packed, diverse crowd of hundreds of supporters who stomped the ground and often interrupted with applause, Warren highlighted the work and poetry of Phillis Wheatley — a member of the Meeting House's congregation.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. fund investors ignored rising bond yields and stomped into the markets in the days leading up to an equity selloff this week, Investment Company Institute (ICI) data confirmed on Wednesday.
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Prosecutors said Smith beat and repeatedly stomped on the head of his sister's then-boyfriend during an altercation, causing five facial fractures and requiring reconstructive surgery and the insertion of a metal plate and screws.
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As Sprouse walked on stage, people cheered and stomped their feet, but the noise reached a new decibel when they saw Reinhart walk out and realized their favorite onscreen couple, "Bughead," would be seated together.
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Between the first two movies, an animated TV series, video games, and endless amounts of merchandise, Ghostbusters has been a cash cow since the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man (TM) first stomped his way through Manhattan.
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I was so weirded out that I threw the box in the trash and stomped on the additional dozen or so worms that slipped out of the package and were wriggling around on the carpet.
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No. 5 Kansas 87, Eastern Michigan 63 Udoka Azubuike returned to the lineup and provided 23 points on 10-for-13 shooting, while adding nine rebounds as the Jayhawks stomped the Eagles at Lawrence, Kan.
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Shod in knee boots of leather or python with stacked heels, the models gloomily stomped up and down between seats installed in what, during normal school days, is a mesh-tented area for free play.
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Video also showed Kinsman boasting that he had "stomped" someone after the fight and Hare shouting that he had ripped off a protester's mask and "hit him right in the head," according to the Times.
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Looks like Wagner is going to be the one to get stomped at the ballot box: Indicted Republican Congressman Duncan Hunter wants to convince you (falsely) that his Democratic opponent is a Muslim terrorist sympathizer.
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New Yorkers would awake to find them encamped on the medians of Broadway, from West Seventy-second Street to 166th, as if giants had stomped into town overnight and found a nice place to rest.
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The safety of the fragments that returned to Earth is important, sure, but she also wants to ensure that thousands of years from now, Neil Armstrong's boot print remains stomped into the Sea of Tranquility.
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But it was Malcolm who gave the band its architectural foundation, forging many of its best power-chorded riffs and cagily using his rhythm guitar to make AC/DC swing as much as it stomped.
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Then there's the anonymous White House staffer who in a New York Times op-ed argued bureaucrats stomped on Trump's more frightening whims but in a book, "A Warning," argues Trump should not be reelected.
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PRW BTTM is the latest flare in a long, proud tradition of punk rock in a gender-agnostic dress, kicking and screaming since Jayne County (formerly Wayne County) stomped the boards of CBGB decades ago.
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In his first week in office the president has stomped over our proud American tradition of welcoming immigrants and refugees, trafficked in alternative facts, and is attempting to fill his cabinet with billionaires and bankers.
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As Golden State stomped through the playoffs, many fans complained that, for all of the beautiful basketball that the Warriors played, their games tended to be so lopsided they stopped being entertaining after the first quarter.
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Sources connected to the case tell TMZ Sports ... the victim was diagnosed with 5 facial fractures following the July 4 attack, in which officials say Smith punched and stomped on him in the streets of Pasadena.
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In 2017, when Richwood was still being used as a county jail, the families of two inmates filed wrongful death suits against LaSalle after one inmate stomped another to death before being killed by a guard.
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In the docs, Washington and Harris say fireworks were used during the performance, setting off a loud noise and causing a panic -- which allegedly led to them getting stomped all over as people scattered in chaos.
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As we previously reported, Sapp pled guilty to 1 count of domestic violence -- after his longtime girlfriend claimed Sapp bit her and stomped on her head during a fight that began at a Vegas hotel pool.
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Our sources say along with getting stomped on and having his chains jacked, Jay got stabbed several times with a blade ... and suffered head and facial lacerations when someone cracked a Hennessy bottle over his head.
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He's also worked as an actor, albeit in highly physical, stunt-heavy roles—getting beaten to a pulp in an elevator by Ryan Gosling in Drive and getting stomped out by Scarlett Johansson in The Avengers.
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Donald Trump, the man accused by many women of sexual assault, the man who has promised to build a wall along the Mexican border and ban Muslims from entering the country, was going to get stomped.
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Paul George, Russell Westbrook and Carmelo Anthony aren't gonna let a 106-81 loss to the Lakers pups get them down, 'cause all 3 men hit the hottest spots in L.A. after getting stomped at Staples.
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And it should be true — for the sake of their souls, I sincerely hope it's true — of the Republican leaders whose reputations for probity and principle he has stomped all over since winning their party's nomination.
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In one clip, West — who has a well-documented history of mental-health and drug-related struggles — is seen getting stomped on in the middle of the street during a physical altercation with an unknown person.
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On Saturday, Garbiñe Muguruza stunned Venus Williams with surprising ease, 63-5, 6-0, and then on Sunday, Roger Federer stomped on the hobbled Cilic, 26-24, 22007-22015, 211-27, in 23 hour 22 minutes.
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As Vox's Laura McGann wrote: Trump has stomped on democratic norms since the very beginning of his campaign and even last week, when he explicitly endorsed a candidate because he committed an act of political violence.
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The Pettis victory stomped all over that notion, and Saturday night's fight against Melendez is another opportunity for Barboza to cement his place as one of the stacked lightweight division's top dogs—the top dog being Alvarez.
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One possible explanation for the confusing state of affairs is that Whitaker has been trapped between an enraged president and newly-empowered House Democrats — and is now just trying to avoid getting stomped by either of them.
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Remember that when UFC president Dana White replaced Don King at the Republican National Convention, one of his main selling points was that he was the promoter who hadn't stomped a man to death in the street.
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It wasn't necessarily original — Nina Simone raged at her piano, and Betty Davis stomped her boots as she funked, for example — but as a modern and palatable pop princess, no one did it better than Janet Jackson.
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The father of the baby who died after a 10-year-old girl allegedly stomped on his head in a Wisconsin home day care center says he'll never forget the moment he saw the girl in court.
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"In his first week in office the president has stomped over our proud American tradition of welcoming immigrants and refugees, trafficked in alternative facts, and is attempting to fill his cabinet with billionaires and bankers," he said.
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A substitute teacher in Texas faces a felony charge of aggravated assault after the authorities said she repeatedly punched a student, threw her to the ground and stomped on her — an attack that was caught on video.
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It is a time when governing — as in, passing bipartisan legislation that puts the nation on a constructive path to the future — has essentially been stomped down by the desire to not only defeat but to destroy.
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BLUE WHALE CARCASS CARVED INTO, STOMPED ON BY TOURISTS TAKING SELFIES A video of the Princess Monterey Whale Watching group&aposs recent excursion was posted online July 13 and has already been viewed more than 5,000 times.
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To simplify, it sounds like a tiny person has jumped in my ear, stomped on all their distortion pedals, and then put put their tiny guitar next to their tiny amplifier to cause a wall of feedback.
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I stomped through the cafeteria, scowling as instructed, and felt, for those few, seemingly second-length minutes, like one of Vaquera's young visionaries, a fellow traveler in a pack of cultishly self-possessed, if nearly feral, creatures.
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Today, Mr. Lomonos is in many ways typical of the Ukrainians who stomped and chanted on the square for months, drawing the world's attention — only to discover, after they won, that they disliked the new leader, too.
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They have sought to use the law to avoid trial in cases in which a 63-year-old man was stomped, a man in a wheelchair was beaten, and two men were shot dead in separate incidents.
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Yes, there are also times when a freshly planted row of corn seeds has been stomped on or a growing broccoli head harvest was chopped off and feasted on prematurely, causing the entire plant to stop producing.
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Unlike last year, when the Women's March on Washington stomped through the streets of D.C. the day after Trump's inauguration, the main event of the 2018 iteration of the march won't be in in the county's capital.
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The God of War collection includes six prints, which all feature Kratos and his son Atreus in a variety of scenarios: paddling past a giant statue, preparing to face dark enemies, or being stomped by an angry troll.
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The interior designer had his heart ripped out and stomped on, got booted from his shared apartment, moved back in with his parents in his mid-30s — and then put his life (and yes, his home) back together.
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A lifelong lover of good theater (he once stomped out of a poor performance of "Hamlet" in occupied Nashville), he became a New Yorker at the end of his life, purchasing a house at 75 West 71st Street.
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Trent ran out and the jailers punched, kicked and stomped on Trent before taking him back to his cell, where Howell kicked Trent in the head while he lay on the ground, the Department of Justice statement said.
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Behind, bare-chested tattooed convicts (they really were) sulked and raged, and models — in easy silk dresses brushed with birds and blooms and Roman Catholic iconography, studded biker leathers inset with the cross, and color-blocked geometries — stomped.
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Retail gasoline prices surged 25 cents in the week that ended on Tuesday, the biggest gain since 2005, when Hurricane Katrina stomped through the Gulf Coast, according to GasBuddy, which tracks the prices consumers pay to fill up.
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As the performers strummed lean Mexican mini-guitars called jaranas and stomped their feet on a flattened rehearsal table (a stand-in for the bespoke tarima that will be used in performances), they also reached some dramatic epiphanies.
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" The Daily Dot, without having seen the movie, stomped its foot, saying that a gay LeFou was "hardly a high point for positive L.G.B.T. representation" because he is "a dweeb who hopelessly pines after a muscular straight guy.
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URSEL DOUGHERTY, CLEVELAND Agreed: Both the reader and the higher-up, de facto mentor in question should be mindful of official supervisory structures, and make sure nobody's toes are getting stomped even as a result of generous intentions.
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But the Hawkeyes rebounded in a massive way in 2015, soldiering to a 12-0 start before losing a squeaker to Michigan State in the Big 10 Title game and getting curb stomped by Stanford in the Rose Bowl.
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"When you go on [Fetlife] and it's like ball gags and people getting pounded in the ass and chastity contraptions and penis' getting stomped, if that's new to you that can be a little bit alarming sometimes," says 42.
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Running in guns (er, arrows) blazing is usually a fast way to get stomped to death by a cybernetic horse or to cause the group of robotic deer you were hoping to hunt to stampede away in a panic.
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Three California gang members were convicted this week in connection with the 2012 murder of an eighth-grade boy, who was stomped to death in public because his attackers mistakenly believed he was in a rival gang, PEOPLE confirms.
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As for the claim of prosecutors Rocky stomped on the guy with broken glass on his shoe, Rocky's lawyer said the bottle was crushed behind Rocky, he didn't know it was there and it ended up on his shoe.
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Los Angeles (CNN)The video was silent, but it spoke volumes: three white Los Angeles police officers, supervised by a sergeant, threw Rodney King to the ground, tased, kicked and stomped him, and battered him with batons 56 times.
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Sam stomped in as straight a line as possible toward the breaking surf, and then, just at the moment of plunging in, she turned 90 degrees and walked parallel to the water, following the tightrope line of the surf.
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EditorsNote: Last graf, change sophomore to junior in reference to Azubuike Junior forward Dedric Lawson recorded his seventh double-double with 163 points and 14 rebounds Tuesday as No. 1 Kansas stomped South Dakota 89-237 at Lawrence, Kan.
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It's only natural that a boxing movie written by the Crash guy would end with Hilary Swank getting curb stomped by her own corner stool and then left for dead in a hospital room with her legs chopped off.
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The crowd motioned to Sanders to look over his shoulder, but the flag was quickly snatched down by other attendees in the seats below — one of whom actually stomped on it — and the man was removed from the venue.
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The caricature of an angry Williams - with exaggerated lips and tongue and a wild plume of curly hair rising above her head as she stomped on her tennis racket - was condemned as racist by civil rights leaders, celebrities and fans.
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"Tears are running down the cheeks of the Statue of Liberty tonight as a grand tradition of America, welcoming immigrants, that has existed since America was founded has been stomped upon," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Indonesia's Ahmad Tontowi and Liliyana Natsir stomped on Malaysia's dreams of a maiden Olympic gold medal at the badminton on Wednesday by hammering Chan Peng Soon and Goh Liu Ying in the mixed double final.
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She allegedly grabbed an employee by the arm and refused to let her leave, threw water on two employees and at one point, grabbed her "diploma off the wall, threw it to the floor and stomped on it," the report continued.
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Dallas Stars (323-15-5, +28)—You never want to overreact to one game, but watching the Stars get stomped at home by the Blackhawks on Saturday had to be disconcerting for those of us still riding the Dallas bandwagon. 3.
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But in the week we spent chattering about a Pats/Seahawks rematch in the Super Bowl, the Seahawks stomped a playoff-caliber team and the Pats needed four quarters to open up more than a field goal lead on a doormat.
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After an instant wardrobe change to reveal a black body suit, she stomped through tracks including "This Is America" by Childish Gambino, "Apes—t" by the Carters, "Respect" by Aretha Franklin, and "Uptown Funk" by Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars.
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In this they are no different than miners in Pennsylvania and Ohio, offshore drillers or constructors awaiting the go ahead to build the Keystone Pipeline; all have been stomped on by an "Envirocrat" president on his way out the door.
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I can't find a more apt description: It was like a sound a dog would make if stomped on its tail by its master, and other times it was as if the dog was being held upside down by its tail.
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Ms. Barnabas and her three teammates had spent the night hiding in a nest lined with pine needles and leaves on the forest floor, while men playing the occupying army stomped around, firing guns in the air and searching for them.
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Running a party scene, Mr. Roxburgh sat at one end of the table, his body stilled in melancholic repose, watching with obvious pleasure as Ms. Blanchett stomped and cackled and practiced the ways she might fire a shotgun she shouldered.
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The president watched intently at times as the fleshy men stomped their feet or threw handfuls of salt around the ring to cleanse the dirt, and he periodically asked Mr. Abe or his aides questions about what was happening before him.
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Beneath the soaring ceilings of a restored neo-Gothic synagogue on the Lower East Side, models stomped heavily across a lit stage, wearing outfits in white and red, and shoes with elongated toes as eerie, jarring music blasted from the speakers.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — For nearly three months, the Ohio State football team had stomped through its schedule like a ruthless cyborg, an army of scarlet and gray automatons executing play upon play upon play with little regard for the opponent or scoreboard.
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BLUE WHALE CARCASS CARVED INTO, STOMPED ON BY TOURISTS TAKING SELFIES "We&aposre where the animals are and the boarders are usually more focused on what they&aposre doing than where the whales are active," he explained to the San Francisco news site.
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They could certainly be of use here, making the most of his length against Aldo and beating Aldo's favourite right round kick to the mark and convincing Aldo to push in to avoid having his knee stomped on for rounds at range.
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But then he won the New Hampshire primary, he stomped the competition in South Carolina — and when it was time for a second caucus in a state where Ted Cruz hadn't camped out for a year, he won, and he won big.
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The gender-bending at this club night in east London is not new: Shakespeare's comedies are filled with cross-dressers; Gladys Bentley stomped the boards of 21995s Harlem in a tuxedo; Ziggy Stardust, David Bowie's ambiguous interstellar alias, landed in the 22007s.
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Godzilla was a revelation when it stomped onto the film scene more than 50 years ago, captivating audiences in its native Japan and well beyond—a character so strong the studio that created it is still chronicling his strange, terrifying existence today.
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In this last respect I've always admired the violent postscript of Hunter S. Thompson's "Hell's Angels" — wherein the author, after a year of riding with the Angels and getting his story, is arbitrarily and with summary brutality "stomped" by some of his subjects.
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A piston-like pug from Bully's Gym (and later the Super Pro Gym), Kraus beat Kaolan Kaovichit to become a K-1 champ in 2002 and has stomped on Andy Souwer and Zhang Zhao Yu during the course of his ring career.
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She cried out for the Devil to save her, when the man admitted that he himself was the Devil, and stomped his feet on the ground to prove that he had a cloven hoof, which the rock still shows to this day.
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Steven Espinal, 22017, who prosecutors say led an attack in February that left a Rikers guard's spine fractured, said guards stomped and kicked him so badly when he arrived that he lost hearing in his left ear and passed blood in his urine.
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Alexandro Segade, one of the founding members of art collective My Barbarian, was giving a lecture on cosplay in a nearby room, while comedian Ruby McCollister and her Zhe Zhe web series collaborators, Leah Hennessey and Emily Allan, stomped and flailed around upstairs.
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Clay and Otis aren't the only two people who have vandalized Trump's star since the 2016 election: It has also been spray-painted with a swastika, stickered over with a "mute" icon, stomped on, spat on, and covered in dog poop, the Times reports.
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"The BOP does not want another high-profile inmate getting beat or stomped out by others who may hate Cohen," Andre Cooper, a man serving three life sentences at FCI Cumberland in Maryland for racketeering charges relating to drugs and murder, told VICE via email.
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The 'supposedly' is because conflicting stories have been drummed up in the aftermath, but you can readily watch the man have his head stomped into the floor on camera and be dragged out leaving a trail of blood after already verbally yielding long before.
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Soul Electronics had someone run in place for me to demo the headphones registering all these different movements, and sure enough, I watched the system recognize when the runner took higher steps, intentionally stomped harder for a harsher impact, and when his head tilted downward.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A trained flamenco dancer, Carolina Marin was groomed to perform in front of captive audiences and on Friday, on the biggest stage of all, Spain's badminton queen stomped all over India's dreams of a maiden gold medal at the Rio Olympics.
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EditorsNote: Fixes Seguin in 2nd, last graf, other fix in 12th graf Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn each scored two goals as the Dallas Stars stomped the visiting Winnipeg Jets 5-113 on Saturday night for their second straight victory to open the season.
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The fistfight with the fellow Airman that abruptly stopped when he stomped my leg, still swollen from surgery—whatever sound I made, it made him freeze, lower his fists, and ask if I was OK. I take in disability narratives with a guarded emotional detachment.
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But the real excitement came when the woman dancer exited and the man, dripping in sweat, dark chest hair bursting out of the unbuttoned collar of his white shirt, stomped his feet passionately for María de la Colina, a woman some 40 years his senior.
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The Argonauts finished 6-12 and didn't qualify for the playoffs; attendance at home games fell to levels seen before Ismail arrived; during a game against the Calgary Stampeders, Ismail reportedly took part in a sideline brawl and stomped an opposing player's helmeted face.
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They bond quickly over their shared taste in alternative rock (the movie's title is derived from a Nirvana song), are stomped by thuggish peers (most of whom look to be about 30), and are befriended by a somewhat less immediately alienated misfit (Amandla Stenberg).
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Dania Garlobo was driving to work at a nail salon when the green light changed to yellow and a man in a white Mercedes tried to make it through the light, but stomped on the brakes just as the bridge fell in front of him.
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An hour after the last model stomped off the catwalk at the Burberry show in nearby Soho, Katie Grand, the stylist and Love magazine editor in chief, opened the doors to a no-holds-barred party in celebration of the latest cover of her magazine.
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While we wouldn't necessarily vouch for Edge of Reason — which took almost everything that was wonderfully witty about Bridget Jones's Diary, threw it into a Thai prison, and stomped on its still-beating heart — the first movie is still fantastically funny and unique, 15 years later.
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He chaired the board of a school in Bozeman that teaches evolution as "one of several theories of existence", and has donated to a dinosaur museum in Glendive which claims that the earth is around 6,000 years old and that dinosaurs stomped about on Noah's ark.
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In a game that was supposed to be little more than a tune-up before facing more formidable opponents later in the tournament, the top-ranked University of Virginia was stomped by the humble, 16th-seeded University of Maryland-Baltimore County (UMBC) in a 74-123 blowout.
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But when the music is as good as it is in this later period, I'm more than willing to excuse a song about oil spills from the perspective of the animals affected, or a rap in the middle of a ballad about getting your heart stomped on.
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That's not to say he hasn't been around as candidates have stomped in and out of some of the 72 Pizza Ranch venues in Iowa that Groeneweg said became popular spots for candidates because most of the stores don't charge for the use of their private room.
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You can get only so excited about, say, Raptors-Pacers knowing they're just playing for the right to get stomped by LeBron in a couple weeks, and even last year's excellent Oklahoma City-San Antonio showdown had the feel of a preamble to the Western Conference Finals.
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After a bull stomped and eventually killed a 25-year-old professional bull rider, Mason Lowe, on Tuesday during competition in the National Western Stock Show in Denver, Colorado, officials from the Professional Bull Riders association have said the animal will still be used in competitions.
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J. testified that his father beat him, punched him, and stomped on him, that he had been beaten by his father since he was two years old, and that he has seen his father hit C. This court is aware of Mr. A's issues with anger control.
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The most enduring scene came from an interaction with Chris Jericho, one of the great in-ring and character performers in wrestling history, who stomped on to the scene in full ring gear with the Price Is Right's legendary name tag stuck to his left pectoral.
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Leila Ettachfini, assistant editor When I wake up everyday and stupidly open the internet, often before I'm even fully awake (bad, I know), it can feel like I've been stomped all over with the world's dirtiest metal boots before my feet have even touched the ground.
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Shoved to the ground while handcuffed, Hernandez was set upon by several agents who repeatedly punched, kicked and stomped on his head and body, then stood back as one officer administered a series of five electric shocks to him with a Taser, according to the lawsuit.
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CLEVELAND — Don King launched into an impassioned rant on Monday in response to a report in The New York Times that said he was not allowed to speak at this week's Republican National Convention in Cleveland because he once stomped a man to death and was convicted of manslaughter.
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Wright kept hitting like that even after ownership built a ballpark that crippled his power, even after Matt Cain beaned him and Ike Davis stomped on his foot and the team's stars left him alone to carry an increasingly strapped and shabby franchise on an increasingly broken back.
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Soon after this we all stomped back downstairs and sat at our desks in silence, seething at one another, morale completely shot, and I'm not saying a single sip of Magnum Tonic Wine mixed with Pumpkin Spice Latte syrup was the reason, but it was definitely the reason.
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I liked new Roseanne a fair amount, but it eventually stomped all over at least some of its promise, as Vulture's Kathryn VanArendonk pointed out in a review of the finale (which ended, somewhat improbably, with the Conners being saved from a massive flood by a Trump-ordered deployment of FEMA).
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Rice crawled out on top of the crowd, surfing over hands as he sang and shouted the song's anthemic sing-a-long breakdown, and fans swarmed and stomped around him with such determination that the wood floor of the historic lodge felt like it was warping and about to cave in.
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In one of the more infamous cases involving a private prison company, in 22015, an Associated Press video revealed prison guards at Idaho's largest prison, the CoreCivic operated Idaho State Correctional Institution, failing to halt an attack on a prisoner whose head was stomped several times, leaving the inmate permanently disabled.
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In the past, people may not have known how fur is stolen from minks and other animals, but today you'd have to have been living under a rock not to be aware that thinking, feeling animals are caged, electrocuted, gassed, stomped on or harmed in other ghastly ways for their fur.
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I think Chris Harrison and Nick's parents were contractually obligated to remind us that Nick has "been down this road before" at least 2673 times each, as a way to convey that Nick, more than any other man in Bachelor history, has a sweet, amateurish tendency to get his heart stomped on.
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Inane cries of "Goldman Sachs!" greeted the Senate's scourge of Wall Street, Elizabeth Warren, while chants of "Black lives matter!" interrupted Senator Cory Booker, the former mayor of Newark, and shouts of "No more wars!" stomped on former CIA Director Leon Panetta's attempt to bring up Trump's collusion with a foreign potentate.
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She was asked time and time again if she chafed at the term "black writer" or whether she would ever consider centering white characters in her work — and with a smile on her face, she flicked that off her shoulder, flung it to the floor and stomped on it with an elegant grace.
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Oakland Raiders cornerback Sean Smith just pled not guilty to felony assault over a July 4 incident in which he allegedly stomped out his sister's BF. Officials say Smith -- who signed a $40 mil contract with the Raiders in 2016 -- went ballistic on the victim in the early hours of July 4.
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For example, the researchers learned that the ancient Straight-tusked elephant—an extinct species that stomped around Europe between 780,000 and 50,000 years ago—was a hybrid species, with portions of its DNA being similar to an ancient African elephant, the Woolly Mammoth, and Forest elephants, the latter of which are still around today.
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It's been nearly four years since club-rap queen Brooke Candy whipped her neon braids around like a helicopter propeller and stomped into our lives for good with "Das Me" and "Everybody Does" and all the other tunes that you still blast out the speakers when it's your turn on Spotify at a house party.
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Lucid, rarefied and uncompromisingly serious, Documenta 11 stomped on the Western-centric "internationalism" familiar from humanist blockbusters like "The Family of Man," Edward Steichen's 1955 photography show at the Museum of Modern Art, and replaced it with a historically engaged view of the whole, roiling planet, where artists and images were in constant motion.
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And for all the derision of "woke" candidates, condescending liberals, and John Oliver clips, there's no politician in America better at playing to the late-night comedy crowd or quicker to lecture the opposition than Obama, and his approval ratings are well above 50 percent, and it seems clear that he would have stomped Trump.
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Gretchen (Toni Collette), a public-museum curator turned art advisor to the rich, is hacked up by a piece of artwork called "Sphere" (it has a striking resemblance to one of Anish Kapoor's orb-like sculptures); her blood is stomped across the gallery by schoolchildren who think her remains are an interactive part of the installation.
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He&aposs out of Salt Lake City, and it&aposs the forgotten man, and the forgotten man painting is a young man on a bench and all the Presidents and Obama stomped - got his foot on the Constitution, which you revere, and the reason that this election was about them, you know my background, I don&apost want to bore you.
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It wasn't that Trevorrow, whose only other directorial credit was the tiny festival movie Safety Not Guaranteed, dino-stomped the box office (though he did), or that he had proven to be a wunderkind talented beyond his IMDB page; it was that he was the third indie director in the past year to steer a stale or strange franchise to success.
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And there was Albert Bormann, a Nazi Motor Corps general repulsed by the savagery of his brother, Martin, who had started murdering, Albert says, at the age of nineteen, when he and three other young paramilitary thugs stomped to death the Jewish political philosopher and Shakespeare translator Gustav Landauer—after which he posed for pictures, grinning, with his booted foot on Landauer's head.
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McCauley's at his best when he's writing about facing your mistakes after a night of having one too many, like on Divine Providence single "Main Street" where he yells about missing "one night from the stomped on bag of blow," or how he mournfully yelps "maybe I'm about as good as gone" on "Houston, TX" off their 290 sophomore album Born on Flag Day.
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At shows like the opulent one Mr. Clemens staged inside a palazzo on the banks of the Arno — a posse of his New York friends had been flown in at Pitti's expense for a night of eating and dancing and celebrating, at the conclusion of which models stomped across a littered banquet table — the point seemed to be the erosion of arbitrary boundaries of all kinds.
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The model recently touched down in Los Angeles to shoot her new Netflix show, Bill Nye Saves the World, after a stint in Asia (during which she stomped the streets of Tokyo wearing space buns and a dragon-print silk jacket with sister Kimberly and visited Hello Kitty in Taiwan) and crashed in true superstar style, at a sprawling 5-bedroom home with a pool worth a cool $10 million.
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The Gravitron-plus-strings staging of Little Big Town's slow-burn "Girl Crush" took away from the song's power, which lies in its tamped-down lust, in favor of showing off cool camera angles; Jack Ü's EDM-metal bludgeoning of the Justin Bieber showcase "Where Are U Now," meanwhile, stomped all over the delicately playful hook in favor of guitar sludge—is Skrillex prepping for a From First To Last reunion?
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Read more:Browns and Steelers trade barbs through T-shirts ahead of rematch after Myles Garrett-Mason Rudolph brawlDog-pee celebration costs Ole Miss game against archrival Mississippi StateJalen Ramsey and Marcus Peters got into a heated exchange after the Ravens stomped the Rams, and Ramsey had to be held back on his way to the locker roomOne lucky bettor won $100,000 thanks to Cowboys&apos bizarre decision to kick a late, nearly meaningless field goal against the Patriots
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It's "Take Your Dog to Work Day" here and I had your résumé open and I was getting ready to view it but then my colleague said something hilarious so I had to get up and go high-five him and then Edward jumped on my desk to get the sandwich I had on it and he must have clicked on your email link at the top of your résumé somehow and stomped on some keys and hit send!
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Read more:Jalen Ramsey and Marcus Peters got into a heated exchange after the Ravens stomped the Rams, and Ramsey had to be held back on his way to the locker roomAnother NFL receiver is publicly asking defenders to stop hitting so lowRedskins quarterback Dwayne Haskins missed the final play of his first NFL win because he was taking selfies with fansRussell Wilson and the Seahawks bamboozled the Eagles with a trick play that ended in a glorious 33-yard touchdown
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The self-righteous disbelief of "All I Really Want" was there when I saw Jordan with his new girlfriend Jodie; the nurturing, reassuring line of "everything's gonna be fine, fine, fiiine" in "Hand In My Pocket" when I couldn't face the playground at lunchtime; the way Alanis Morrisette sings like she's gritting her teeth in "You Oughta Know" as I imagined that I was her, flinging the words at everyone who had ever wronged me while I stomped and swung around my bedroom floor like a propellor.
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Read more:Jalen Ramsey and Marcus Peters got into a heated exchange after the Ravens stomped the Rams, and Ramsey had to be held back on his way to the locker roomNBA legend Alonzo Mourning says becoming a meme is &aposhilarious to sit back and watch&aposDwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union went berserk courtside after big plays from son Zaire Wade and Bronny James in their first high-school gameRedskins quarterback Dwayne Haskins missed the final play of his first NFL win because he was taking selfies with fans
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In her poem, "East Berlin 1989," Lorde beat back against the Cold War triumphalism of the times with a dark vision of discord and racial violence, anticipating the surge of far-right hostility that would emerge in the reunified former East: "Already my blood shrieks / through the East Berlin streets / misplaced hatreds / volcanic tallies rung upon cement / Afro-German woman stomped to death / by skinheads in Alexanderplatz…" At a time when the far right is once again on the rise in Europe — and in eastern Germany in particular — the poem feels as trenchant as ever.
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Pseudo-monopolies via economies of scale have stunted manufacturing industries; mergers and acquisitions on a scale not witnessed since the Roaring Twenties have created sector goliaths that have either bought out or stomped out any potential David; diversification of wealth and capital by the incredibly wealthy have insulated them from any potential sector specific market disruptions; technology has driven down the value of labor and increased the bottom line of companies exponentially; hordes of professional lobbyists have positioned government in a way that advantages certain entrenched interests; the litany of examples goes on.
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Where other fighters have watched what they've said and played the part of loyal company-men and-women and humbly thanked Dana White and kept their thoughts to themselves and accepted their lots graciously and pared down the rougher edges of their personalities in an effort and stay in the good graces of the promotion and get ahead, Diaz has always stomped around like the lord of all creation, a liberated soul, saying and doing whatever he chose, indifferent to convention and expectation and the dehumanizing demands of commerce, refusing to acknowledge anyone's authority over him.
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