The pesh merga strafed the buildings with machine-gun fire and grenades.
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They did not contact you when you started getting strafed on social media?
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But before the squad's plane reaches their drop point, it's strafed with enemy fire.
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In the ensuing confusion, German planes strafed a truck carrying some of the escaping Americans.
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As to be expected, those who stood in the way of his message got verbally strafed.
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The area was pummeled by artillery, airstrikes and car bombs, and strafed by helicopter-gunship fire.
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Another day, a small flock of blue-winged teal, hellbent for the tropics, strafed across my bow.
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Campos was shot in the leg when Paddock strafed the hallway with about 200 bullets, police said.
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Wisps of mist curled through the streets in the afternoon and strafed thick stands of pine and spruce.
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Hurricane Michael had strafed the center, breaking windows, damaging roofs and stripping off the outsides of some buildings.
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The girls, now 10 and 9, had been raised in a home strafed by traumatizing violence and drugs.
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Mr. Sargent also played one of the victims strafed at Schofield Barracks as enemy planes attacked Pearl Harbor.
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The jets bombed and strafed the al Qaeda encampment, and the choppers fired on the target with their cannons.
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As the helicopter strafed the court building and the Interior Ministry, attackers fired gunshots and lobbed grenades, officials said.
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Also, Tanaka has been strafed by the Red Sox this year, giving up 16 earned runs in 19 innings.
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In helicopters, we strafed, without shooting, Vietnamese working in rice fields and laughed to see the terrified faces below.
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Then the attackers withdrew as the Americans massed mortars and artillery, usually before aircraft strafed hills or dropped bombs.
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At Chad's request, French warplanes from Barkhane, France's anti-jihadist force in the Sahel, strafed the rebels for three days.
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Its very sediment is strafed with 19903,500 years of architectural history: Etruscan caves, ancient remains, medieval dwellings and Renaissance villas.
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South Vietnamese forces clashed with Buddhist protesters in central Vietnam, and at one point demonstrators were strafed by fighter-bombers.
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Gunfire from an unknown source strafed their house, breaking upstairs windows, and the remaining family members hid on the ground floor.
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For a second straight game, the Thunder had strafed a proud and normally hyperactive Warriors defense for 72 first-half points.
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Some strafed the headquarters of Turkish intelligence and parliament in the capital, Ankara, and others seized a major bridge in Istanbul.
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Evacuations were under way in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina after Matthew, which hammered Haiti and strafed Cuba, began battering the Bahamas.
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As it strafed the court building and the Interior Ministry in Caracas on Tuesday, attackers fired gunshots and lobbed grenades, officials said.
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The attackers fired gunshots and lobbed grenades as the chopper strafed the court building and the Interior Ministry in Caracas, officials said.
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F-16 jets bombed government buildings in Ankara, and attack helicopters strafed the streets with bullets, mowing down anyone in their way.
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It is quick to inflict suffering on the 8-year-old Syrian girl who's been bombed and strafed and lost her dad.
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In one of the war's most grisly incidents, warplanes strafed a retreating Iraqi column north of Kuwait City, melting man and machine.
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It is quick to inflict suffering on the 8-year-old Syrian girl who's been bombed and strafed and lost her dad.
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So, while it aims at him, Uber is obviously going to get strafed too, one source close to the board pointed out.
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The task became more difficult when Tyler Chatwood's control betrayed him in the second inning, and the Dodgers strafed him for five runs.
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At one point during the news conference, a drone buzzed high above the apartment tower and strafed the crowd below with rotten eggs.
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Home, as the soldiers who queued up in the sand while the Nazis shelled and strafed them, was almost close enough to touch.
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Hurricane Michael had strafed the place, blowing out windows and stripping some of the buildings in the sprawling complex down to their metal girders.
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Cities across much of the central United States were on edge on Saturday, days after thunderstorms and tornadoes strafed parts of the Midwest and South.
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Stephen Paddock, 64, strafed an outdoor concert on Sunday night from his 11203nd-floor suite of the Mandalay Bay hotel on the Las Vegas strip.
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She pointed out the convenience store where four people were killed, the house that was strafed by gunmen, another house where gunmen murdered a family.
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They would thus have strafed every object within it, including Earth, for tens, or even hundreds of thousands of years after the explosion that created them.
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The uprising involved tanks, jet fighters and attack helicopters; some forces strafed the headquarters of the Turkish intelligence and parliament in Ankara, according to news reports.
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The helicopter dropped grenades on the court building and strafed the nearby Interior Ministry with gunfire, but, remarkably, there were no injuries, according to the government.
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Here, the definition of breakfast is more expansive, with each pancake accompanied by a gentle curry, tomato chutney and cumin-strafed potatoes like mouthfuls of musk.
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Hemmed in by German forces, the Allies were trapped as German aircraft strafed and bombed the sands, with the only way out across the English Channel.
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Someone was just pointing out to me I don't get that ... I get less strafed on Twitter than you might imagine and I'm not clear why that is.
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A Reuters TV crew saw dozens of people fleeing their homes near or across the frontline, braving sniper and mortar fire, while a helicopter strafed positions further north.
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Fetid water pooled along the only entrance and exit from the town, and just about everything on the wind-strafed hillsides had been leveled — trees, houses, cellphone towers.
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HOUSTON — Brian McCann's left arm is getting a little worn out, and his catcher's mitt is getting strafed by spikes and soiled from the dirt around home plate.
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Conch shells lined sand paths through the dunes to the beach, strafed by surf despite the barrier of distant Horseshoe Reef, visible in a line of frothy waves.
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Backed up against the beach, 400,000 men are essentially stranded, waiting for rescue while being strafed by airplane fire as they queue up for the few boats that arrive.
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Ms. Shamdasani said that at least seven civilians were killed on Wednesday, when two military helicopters bombed and strafed villagers who were tending cattle and working in rice fields.
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Clark County Sheriff Joseph Lombardo, who oversees the Las Vegas police department, said the report still did not shed light on why Paddock strafed an outdoor concert on Oct.
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Its publication came less than two weeks after the commission said that Syrian government aircraft deliberately bombed and strafed a humanitarian convoy, killing 14 aid workers, in September last year.
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The games left Bailey with a 27.00 ERA as he worked a combined 4 2/3 innings and was strafed for 12 hits, three of them homers, and 14 runs.
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On the sprawling Expo Grounds, among food venders and historical displays, the government has preserved the fuselage of an airliner, which an Ethiopian fighter pilot had strafed on the runway.
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As Fred is eating, his turds — wet, cold, fat as hand-rolled cigars and strafed with undigested hay and grass — must be collected and the lawn around them doused with water.
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Gunfire and explosions rocked both Istanbul and Ankara through Friday night, as the armed faction which tried to seize power strafed the headquarters of Turkish intelligence and parliament in the capital.
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Gunfire and explosions rocked both Istanbul and Ankara through Friday night, as the armed faction that tried to seize power strafed the headquarters of Turkish intelligence and Parliament in the capital.
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Set aside his "oops" moment in 2012—the real reason he was never a serious threat was because Mitt Romney strafed him from the right on his relatively dovish position on immigration.
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Some 489 people were also injured when Paddock strafed an outdoor concert with gunfire on Sunday night from his 32nd-floor suite of the Mandalay Bay hotel on the Las Vegas Strip.
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Prosecutors showed photographs from the street taken after the blast, with an SUV looking like it had been strafed by gunfire, the street blanketed in evidence-collection markers where shrapnel was found.
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There's still some lingering resentment and sorrow in songs like the defiant "Sue Me" and "Tabula Rasa," and broader thoughts of solace in "Loss," an elegiac melody strafed by a frenetic beat.
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"President Donald Trump stood in front of the microphone in the White House Diplomatic Reception Room and strafed the world with a barrage of lies and nonsensical, self-serving claims," wrote Frida Ghitis.
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Nearly 500 people were also injured when Paddock, 100, strafed an outdoor concert with gunfire on Sunday night from his 32nd-floor suite of the Mandalay Bay hotel on the Las Vegas Strip.
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Cashews fill the platter, dozens, maybe hundreds, curled like shrimp and dark from the pan, hot buttery mouthfuls strafed with salt and roasted red chile powder.
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Scrambling for cover as a squad of enemy fighters appeared above the trees, turned and dived and strafed him as he ran, the sand flying up to either side where the bullets struck.
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Photographer Patrick Melon strafed back and forth on the shingles of a bar called Kermit's Treme Mother-In-Law Lounge, where Melon was following a guy named Scubble dancing for the crowd below.
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In the sun-strafed badlands of Arizona, as ghosts of the vanquished Apache warriors crowd around, his first-person account of their adventures converges with a dystopian tale about a band of lone children.
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The 400 guests perched on mirrored cubes amid the great stone ruins to watch the show after nightfall, the runway strafed by fire and lit by the flickering of iron candelabras with elaborate scrollwork.
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Paddock strafed a crowed of concert-goers with rapid-fire gunshots from his high-rise suite at the Mandalay Bay hotel before police stormed his room to find the 64-year-old retiree dead.
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After getting hit by an airplane it will lay stunned for a moment, then get back on its feet and continue its odyssey, which has also included being strafed by helicopters and hit with grenades.
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The security officer, Jesus Campos, was struck in the leg as the gunman strafed the hallway with gunfire from behind his door, apparently having detected Campos via surveillance cameras Paddock set up outside his hotel suite.
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Army helicopters strafed the Old City and columns of smoke rose into the air, though it was unclear if these came from controlled explosions or bombs set off by Islamic State, the residents said by phone.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Mohammed Fathi sat calmly on a plastic chair, twiddling his prayer beads as machine gun fire erupted from a neighbor's house, incoming bullets crackled overhead and helicopters strafed targets nearby in western Mosul.
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Colonel McLachlan was a fighter pilot who strafed the beaches of Normandy on D-Day; a week after the invasion, he was shot down and, though wounded, made his way back through enemy lines to safety.
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The morning after the Oscars, as rain (which probably would have been snow a few years ago) strafed New York, bleary-eyed guests filed dutifully into The Shed at Hudson Yards for the Carolina Herrera show.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi army helicopters strafed and rocketed Islamic State positions inside Mosul's Old City on Sunday as ground troops fought fierce street battles to close in on the strategic prize of the al-Nuri Mosque.
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"Corpses in Regalia" turns into something like punk-funk as Mr. Casey snarls at corporations and the superrich — "Decent folk don't live that good" — with a broad-shouldered bass line strafed by bursts of frantic guitar tremolo.
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No matter, because you're here for splendors like Wai Wai sandheko, a heap of dry instant noodles — made by Wai Wai, a Nepal-based company — straight from the package, strafed with tomato, onion, cilantro and green chile.
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For several hours overnight on Friday violence shook Turkey's two main cities, as the armed faction which tried to seize power blocked a bridge in Istanbul and strafed the headquarters of Turkish intelligence and parliament in Ankara.
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GENEVA(Reuters) - Syrian government aircraft deliberately bombed and strafed a humanitarian convoy, killing 14 aid workers and halting relief operations, U.N. investigators said on Wednesday in a report identifying war crimes committed by both sides in Syria's war.
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A stolen police helicopter allegedly piloted by Oscar Perez -- an officer in Venezuela's investigative police force -- strafed the Supreme Court building and the Interior Ministry, dropping grenades and firing shots before whirring away after more than an hour.
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But the position of the fuel tank, about twice as far from Paddock's high-rise hotel perch as the country music festival he strafed, and at a different angle to the hotel, suggested he deliberately aimed at the tank.
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Video of the attack showed throngs of people screaming in horror and cowering on the open ground as extended bursts of gunfire strafed the crowd from above, from a distance police estimated at more than 500 yards (460 meters).
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His primary competitor is Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa, the president of the Asian Football Confederation, and the two men come to the race with vastly different backgrounds and similarly divergent forecasts of what scandal-strafed FIFA needs to do.
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Metter has been bunked down in temporary housing supplied by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) since November, after the Category 21 storm, with winds of up to 13 miles per hour (21 kph), strafed nearby Cudjoe Key on Sept.
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Reliever Brett Oberholtzer was strafed for the Cardinals' second set of back-to-back homers an inning later — a two-run blast by Kolten Wong and a 18-foot rocket to left-center by Randal Grichuk to make it 9-3.
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He says that he was visiting some friends, who happened to be drug dealers, when they were raided—not by the police but by rivals with shotguns, who strafed Lee's leg so thoroughly that he spent a year relearning how to walk.
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The music got louder as we approached the glass doors separating the corridor from the club proper, and it overwhelmed me as Z. pulled them open and we stepped into a cavernous, dark room strafed by lights that spun somewhere above us.
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In a nonlinear world the convoy is strafed by enemy air, ambushed by guerillas, makes wrong turns, experiences breakdowns, and arrives a day late with half its payload, and no one did or could have predicted that it would happen quite that way.
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Safety measures at large outdoor venues have come under scrutiny after a retiree armed with assault rifles strafed an outdoor country music festival in Las Vegas on Sunday from a hotel room, killing at least 59 people in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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The black boy is about to be swept up in the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre—the country's most significant incident of racial terrorism, during which the city's "Black Wall Street" was strafed by planes and burned to the ground by white supremacists, abetted by the National Guard.
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Eventually they settled on a juicy Guinea hen from D'Artagnan that is crisped up in a bath of oil (without any batter or coating) before being strafed, as it comes out of the fryer, with a rust-colored spice mix that includes paprika, cumin, Aleppo pepper and sugar.
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" When Impossible undertook the required animal testing to get F.D.A. approval of heme as a color additive, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals promptly strafed the company for feeding soy leghemoglobin "to a total of 188 rats in three separate tests, killing them, and cutting them up.
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He got strafed in the press for coming home with that new salt and pepper beard after an extended Costa Rica family vacation over Christmas (critics said it was meant to project an air of maturity), and harangued last year for fumbling an answer on how his prime ministerial household consumes water.
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Rick Owens, fall 2020Credit...Valerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times PARIS — Deep in the bowels of the Palais de Tokyo, a building dedicated to modern art, down a back stairway strafed with graffiti and through many a wandering hall, Rick Owens was leaning against a wall on Thursday afternoon, considering doom.
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Brandon Maxwell brought everyone to the 71st floor of 4 World Trade Center, laid the Hudson River and the sunset over New Jersey at their feet, dimmed the lights — and the darkened room became a nightclub, strafed by divas in short leather minidresses and sweetheart-neckline jumpsuits, big emerald furs and slinky emerald gowns.
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On Monday, Clark County Sheriff Joe Lombardo revised the chronology of the shooting and said the gunman, Stephen Paddock, had shot a hotel security guard through the door of his suite and strafed a hallway of the Mandalay Bay hotel and casino with 200 rounds six minutes before he unleashed a barrage of bullets into the crowd.
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On an untimed down awarded to Central Michigan, QB Cooper Rush dropped back into the pocket and launched a ball to Jesse Kroll in deep, heavy coverage territory, and as Kroll was being tackled, he lateraled the ball to Corey Willis, who strafed the field and reached a desperate arm out to break the plane of the goal line.
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The rest of the menu is noodles: anchored with chile-strafed fish cakes, the scent of garlic mounting; creamy from coconut milk, under a thatch of fried noodles; and beautifully enmeshed in tamarind and fish sauce, with studdings of dried shrimp and caramelized onions like insistent asterisks, all leavened by red cabbage with its clean finishing crunch.
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GENEVA — The Syrian Air Force first dropped barrel bombs from helicopters on a United Nations humanitarian aid convoy, then fired rockets from jets, then strafed survivors with machine guns, United Nations investigators said Wednesday in a report that found government forces had not only committed the attack in September but had done so deliberately, a war crime.
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But in the days after September 20, when Hurricane Maria strafed Puerto Rico, Prepa's money troubles made it "almost impossible" to pay the large contracts required to bring in other states' power companies to help restore the grid, said José E. Sánchez, a director with the United States Army Corps of Engineers and the head of the task force to restore power in Puerto Rico.
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ALEX BREGMAN'S PLAY WAS SO CRAZY THAT IT WORKED Momentum felt as if it was turning in the top of the fifth, with the Astros clinging to a 1-0 lead thanks to an Evan Gattis homer off of CC Sabathia–a lead that should have been much greater, as Houston had strafed the Yankees' veteran, producing nearly as many baserunners (eight) as he had recorded outs (ten).
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Though Mr. Gaultier has recently seemed to lean heavily on the pop culture riff, this time the source material led him to his most restrained collection in years, in multiple shades of green and brown: satin body-skimming jumpsuits and silk gowns marked by cedar whorls; lush cashmere cardigans belted and trimmed in fur over leather pencil skirts; wood-nymph evening dresses and a strapless showstopper with a black velvet bodice and silver jacquard body strafed with pines under a matching opera coat.
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