Debates stretched across the continent over whether Scott should play.
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The conclusion of the 2019 contest stretched across two nights.
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This story stretched across practically every desk in the newsroom.
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Empty lots stretched across mile after mile of unbuildable land.
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Underneath the eye, purple and red swelling stretched across his cheekbone.
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A line of police in riot gear stretched across the street.
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A huge buffet table stretched across one side of the room.
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The perils stretched across North Carolina's more than 500-mile width.
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But such cursoriness becomes flimsy when it's stretched across multiple episodes.
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The fires stretched across dozens of blocks, Massachusetts State Police said.
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Tuesday's shootings, which stretched across seven crime scenes, began about 8 a.m.
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Flash flood warnings stretched across northeast Kansas, Southern Iowa and northern Missouri.
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He has revealed two towering sculptures, stretched across scaffolding overlooking the city.
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A huge American flag was stretched across the back of the stage.
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Green webs of mold stretched across the Batman emblems of her son's sheets.
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The betrayal that stretched across two continents is now even closer to Sandra.
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He greeted each player by name, and a smile stretched across his face.
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Phallicized events stretched across the picture plane throw Valentine's larger compositions off kilter.
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It was February, frigid, and a worsted wool blanket stretched across the Balkan sky.
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The brutal cold stretched across Turkey where the fish were easy to catch. See?
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In 1934, architects designed an airport that would have stretched across the Thames, between
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His fan base stretched across Latin America and throughout the wider Spanish-speaking world.
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Officials said the ivory network stretched across Gabon's nine provinces, and across its borders.
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And not just because his name is stretched across a calculator instead of kicks.
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That reticence stretched across the landscape of newspapers in France, regardless of political leaning.
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The 16:9 image was stretched across the display, and frankly it looked terrible.
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"We saw this curtain of black smoke that was stretched across the island," Clinton recalled.
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It stretched across the back of the lined paper next to a smaller, similar flower.
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The overhead monorail would have stretched across central London, while buses remained on the outskirts.
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It stretched across the back of the printer, so that the paper passed over it.
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The world of mixed martial arts offered contrasts stretched across two continents on Saturday night.
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While it's hard to pinpoint where it all began, sightings have stretched across the country.
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I think of my son in that moment, stretched across the bed with his cousins.
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It stretched across both the living space and bedroom, with an entrance from each area.
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Thanks to vertical integration, the majors created an entertainment empire that stretched across the planet.
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Someone's mouth stretched across the room and laughed, teeth big as tree trunks grazed my face.
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On his bed, the cover perfectly stretched across the mattress, lie a couple of stuffed animals.
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The operation stretched across an array of some 12 Taliban-torn provinces including Ghazni and Farah.
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The crowd, he said, stretched across the National Mall from the Capitol to the Washington Monument.
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By the 21625s, the sun never set on the British Empire; it stretched across the globe.
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They were using soft polythene tubing that stretched across lakes and I thought it was fascinating.
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Police tape was stretched across the backyard, while the largest of the bones were carted away.
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The total area of evacuation stretched across a region measuring 903,200 square kilometers (1,620 square miles).
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The queues in malls were not limited to just one floor, but stretched across multiple levels …
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Following Harvey at 20,000 square miles was Hurricane Georges which stretched across the central Gulf Coast.
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No grand epiphanies stretched across the years as I stared into the contours of his statue.
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The projection screen is stretched across a doorway, creating a faux portal to the outside world.
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For the four researchers monitoring computer workstations, with their bulky cathode ray monitors stretched across a workbench.
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It's possible that some of these land bridges stretched across regions such as Indo-Madagascar to Australia.
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The work stoppage at Verizon stretched across several U.S. East Coast states, including New York and Massachusetts.
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Our minds stretched across the infinite sea of space-time, and we came back with absolutely nothing.
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But under the "Yes" flags stretched across narrow back streets buzzing with debate, not all are convinced.
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Torn nylon stockings are stretched across the figure, as though it's being mummified while still partially alive.
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I will tell them that when she spoke, the vowels stretched across the theater like a hammock.
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With a warm, coy smile stretched across her face, she sips on her second glass of whiskey.
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The other big banks have several thousand branches each stretched across the country, dwarfing Citi's physical presence.
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The door opened directly into the kitchen area, which stretched across the middle of the tiny house.
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Her teeth were rotting; her skin, tanned to leather by the sun, stretched across a gaunt frame.
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Perhaps ours was a sprawling romance that stretched across years and continents, frequently apart but always reconnecting.
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Stretched across panels were vivid patchwork fabrics concocted from unsold or worn bits of Eileen Fisher garments.
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It featured a pink-and-green floral print and a long train that stretched across the floor.
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Douglas relates with authority and clarity the story of these complex legal processes, which stretched across several decades.
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This week, a new banner for the 21st century has been stretched across the face of Butler Library.
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They eventually sank into their seats—as the sound quite literally stretched across the room, it became overpowering.
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Enter the high tunnel: a greenhouse consisting of a curved metal frame with plastic sheeting stretched across it.
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And since women typically live longer than men, savings often must be stretched across more years of retirement.
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Curiosity killed the cat, and I shuffled to the profile that stretched across 14 pages of the magazine.
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Valuations are stretched across the sector, and shorts, especially in Tesla and Netflix, have already been hurt badly.
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Some store windows were smashed along the parade route, which stretched across the Left Bank of the capital.
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Workers were careful not to step on any cable stretched across the frozen ground, lest it shatter underfoot.
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But it is unlikely that he alone can shake off the dragnet stretched across Trump world by Democrats.
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These vein-like features stretched across the surface of Mars can tell us a lot about the planet
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Contributions to the memorial have flagged, and federal money has become stretched across an expanding landscape of tributes.
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At one point a military Hercules aircraft was used in the search, which has stretched across three provinces.
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Their beaming faces were on buses and bunting and stretched across T-shirts and printed in cappuccino foam.
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Defeating the terror army that largely stretched across Syria and Iraq was a major campaign topic in 2016.
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The work stoppage at Verizon stretched across several U.S. East Coast states, including New York, Massachusetts and Virginia.
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The "caliphate" that once stretched across two countries and governed an estimated 8 million people has all but collapsed.
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The standoff stretched across nearly three more tense days until Uber allowed them to opt out of the policy.
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Melania has ostentatiously, even trollishly, posed as a trophy wife, handcuffed on a jet or stretched across a piano.
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Like Valley Curtain, a 400-meter band of orange cloth that the duo stretched across a Rocky Mountain valley.
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But there was a functioning economy, infrastructure stretched across the country and people received basic services from their government.
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Washington's fortune was bound to his vast estates in Mount Vernon, Virginia, which stretched across 8,000 acres in Virginia.
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"I regret deeply how angry the tone of the campaign became," she told the crowd stretched across the square.
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At a government cannabis store in eastern Montreal, a line stretched across a long city block on Wednesday morning.
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American households saw strong income growth last year, the bureau reported, and the gains stretched across the economic spectrum.
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"What is happening?" she said, looking upward, shaking her head, struggling to contain the smile stretched across her face.
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One man stretched across 22 neatly stacked plastic milk crates, a pastel blue coverlet drawn up to his shoulders.
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That massive mural of James that had stretched across the wide flank of a building near Quicken Loans arena?
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When Reverend Toole was finished, he softly whispered in Ms. Town's ear as a grin stretched across her face.
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Designers like Harry Bertoia and Pierre Paulin relied on new elastic fabrics, stretched across metal frames, to create chairs.
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Königsberg stretched across both banks of the river Pregel, and it included two islands in the middle of the river.
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For many years shops used rudimentary "break-beam" systems—lasers stretched across their entrances—to count people in and out.
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Google's Pixelbook seems to have plenty, with a 2400 x 1600 resolution stretched across a mere 12.3 inches of LCD.
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At one point in his tweets, which stretched across Thursday morning, he mixed up when his presidential campaign actually began.
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On Friday, a crowd of hundreds stretched across nearly the entire field's length by the start of the special screening.
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Parent company Odebrecht has been battered by revelations of a colossal graft scheme it orchestrated that stretched across Latin America.
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It is an amazing head, its pale skin stretched across bone that is as geometrically distinct as a Cubist portrait.
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A territory that had once stretched across New York has been reduced to a postage stamp of land outside Syracuse.
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Hard-nosed private investors have turned away from water, reluctant to risk vast sums for uncertain returns stretched across future decades.
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The Museum Fire was first reported on Sunday and has since stretched across the forest, the US Forest Service website shows.
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Ring-like objects stretched across her hands like delicate cutlery, and she favoured pleated fabrics, feathers, unusual silhouettes and complicated footwear.
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There are periods of high activity, stretched across the pockets of civilization you find as you walk from coast to coast.
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The 2,000 dinars were the official currency of the Fatimid caliphate, which stretched across North Africa, all the way to China.
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The increasingly free flows of trade and capital that stretched across the planet over the past quarter century are in doubt.
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Body builders lift chunks of broken concrete and heave themselves up on a rusty metal rod stretched across two wooden poles.
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As a 6-year-old, Dr. Kavandi stretched across her parents' back porch in Cassville, Mo., and stared at the stars.
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The pine tree by the front door is smothered in a cotton spider web my husband and children stretched across it.
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The subject reclines on the sidewalk pavement with dirty jackets stretched across her lap, and an onlooker beholds her disheartening situation.
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The travelers were among the thousands trapped on roadways by the weekend snowstorm that stretched across much of the eastern United States.
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The most obvious is a downgraded screen, with a resolution of just 1570 x 720 stretched across the same 6.2-inch size.
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His elastic talents stretched across all genres and types, making him one of the busiest working actors of the past four decades.
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The former Pretty Little Liars star, 32, sported a gray T-shirt cut into a tank that stretched across her growing bump.
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A woman attempting to show off her yoga skills on a fallen tree stretched across fast-moving river ended up floating downstream.
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The advances put yet more pressure on Islamic State's shrinking caliphate, which once stretched across northern and eastern Syria, and northwestern Iraq.
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In that outage, the company shut down nearly 100 transmission lines that stretched across 2,500 miles, the California Public Utilities Commission reported.
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Consequences are expected to extend beyond the next Winter Games, as the cheating that investigators confirmed stretched across seasons, sports and years.
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One that belonged to C.J. De Witt stretched across dozens of acres, some of which are now part of Sarah Lawrence College.
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She looked at the way our stomachs curved, and she inevitably noticed how our legs stretched across the same length of space.
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The neighborhoods that were added stretched across all five boroughs, and the groups gave funding to local organizations to get running quickly.
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This winter the rain has been so unrelenting that mud season has stretched across the once-frigid months of January and February.
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During last month's event, Dutch national flags were stretched across balconies, and Dutch visitors zipped along snow-covered roads on their bicycles.
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Stretched across a mountainous region that spans Syria, Iran, Turkey, and Iraq, the Kurds are the world's largest ethnic group without a state.
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They lifted their body weight up again and again, until agony stretched across their faces, until pushing the planet down seems more practical.
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They were taken from Hadj Omar Tall, a Sufi military commander who briefly formed an empire that stretched across Guinea, Mali and Senegal.
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Familiar scenarios are flattened yet stretched across each piece of paper, illustrating the breadth of our smallest moments, those of intimacy and kindness.
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There is little more to him than parched, papery skin stretched across brittle bones and giant eyes -- brown and unblinking -- gazing up blankly.
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The attacks have stretched across several provinces, shattering a rare interval of several weeks without airstrikes in the rebel-held districts of Aleppo.
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At the government cannabis store in Montreal — one of 12 in Quebec — a line stretched across a long city block on Wednesday morning.
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But where Anderson focused on writing as his form of self-expression, Litsky's layers of talent stretched across reporting, editing, organizing and supervising.
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With mosaics, wood paneling and fabric stretched across the ceiling to resemble stained glass, there's a California-in-the-'70s, Cielo Drive vibe.
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MOCA PDC officially opened in 2001 with Takashi Murakami's Superflat exhibition — banners stretched across the building's exterior featured Murakami's now ubiquitous floating cartoon eyes.
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Numerous witnesses reported debris falling out of the sky that landed across five fields that stretched across almost a mile, according to multiple reports.
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Before Mr. Sheen's appearance, the event had consisted of photo booths and party games like pricking a pin through condoms stretched across LELO vibrators.
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Whether winners go with the immediate, reduced cash option (most do) or an annuity stretched across three decades, 24% is withheld for federal taxes.
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In 1988 the band opened for Eric Clapton on a tour that stretched across North America and to the Royal Albert Hall in London.
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Everything looked crisp on mobile devices and desktop, while things were understandably a bit less pretty when stretched across my 55-inch television display.
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Manal Shoukair's installation at Shylo Arts, a transparent scrim stretched across the entire space at about chest level, is an understated but powerful intervention.
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He talks of "brilliant atmosphere", paints an impressionistic painting of "fun", and has a smile that seems to be permanently stretched across his face.
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The New York Times reported the story as its lead article on the front page under a three-line headline stretched across four columns.
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And in Atlanta, Delta's headquarters and largest hub, a line of idle planes stretched across the runway, carrying passengers who were unable to disembark.
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Tins of macaroni and cheese, fried fish, and collard greens drew a long line of men and women that stretched across the dance floor.
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It was Crabtree's first time in New York, and her first time at BroadwayCon — where the maze of vendor booths stretched across two floors.
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Snow Peak's dog cot suspends your sleeping dog on a cotton canvas bed stretched across a stainless steel frame, just like their low cot.
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It claws load upon load of stinking rubbish from a barrier stretched across the stream and deposits it into the back of an orange lorry.
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Kimberly Weglin and Ryan Jenks said their vows in true nature lover fashion: On a net stretched across cliffs above the desert in Moab, Utah.
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"They have big cages made out of fencing and wire and nets stretched across the top of them so people can't climb out," Merkley said.
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Sheets are stretched across the balconies — in some cases for privacy, but also so that Islamic State snipers could see Iraqi forces without being spotted.
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Failing that, you'd still be getting iOS stretched across a bigger screen on a relatively narrower footprint that's also waterproof and more comfortable to hold.
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Volcanic haze from Kilauea, where fallout from a massive eruption keeps threatening residents, has stretched across the Pacific and threatens residents of the Mariana Islands.
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But investigations rarely produce arrests because of the difficulty in proving the provenance of antiquities, often produced by civilizations that stretched across the ancient world.
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GANZ As the influence of Nigerian highlife and American funk stretched across West Africa in the 1970s, different cultural traditions found their own ways in.
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Entering the show is an act of Gutai participation: You have to step through a jagged hole in gold paper stretched across the gallery's doorway.
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Ghosh's life, like Deen's, has stretched across countries, from India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh to Britain and eventually the United States, where he now lives.
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The commitments also stretched across the planet, including a New York City operator of urgent care clinics and medical groups in India, Australia, and Tanzania.
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" According to Vogue, Warren's wardrobe is "kept in spectral order," which results in a look likened to Mr. Rogers's closet "stretched across a color wheel.
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The location include palaces and city remains dating back to the Sassanid Empire, which stretched across the region from 224 to 651 AD, says UNESCO.
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Millions more would watch "Friends" over the next 2000 seasons, as the show stretched across 28 episodes until it went off the air in 2000.
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A thin white band around the edges of "Trafalgar Square" makes its thick black lines look taut, like leather straps stretched across a bed frame.
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Its force is far more stretched across an archipelago than neighboring Thailand with a 0003:302 ratio and Malaysia with 1:267 in the same year.
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Once HBO bit, two relatively inexperienced writers wound up in charge of a massive production, stretched across multiple countries, with crews working nearly around the clock.
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Chilled pea soup had a beguiling, toasted depth, and even the garnish was delicious, an open pea pod stretched across the rim of a shot glass.
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But step back today, and the soft folds and shadows of the colorful robes of the figures stretched across the work appear fluidly of a piece.
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The document forging ring stretched across 11 states, wired more than $1 million in profits to bosses in Mexico, and even kidnapped and killed their rivals.
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A major storm stretched across much of the country this week, with FEMA warning Friday of heavy rain from the southern plains to the Tennessee Valley.
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When Mr. Levitas first arrived in the East End, it was a desperately poor neighborhood in the heart of an empire that stretched across the globe.
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All the while a crippling opioid addiction continued to torture upwards of 2.4 million souls stretched across Kentucky, Ohio, New Hampshire and West Virginia, among others.
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A large crowd, which included police, hospital staff and relatives of victims, stretched across the bridge where Khalid Masood drove a car into pedestrians last Wednesday.
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Like Zarenski, Clevenger said that the logistics of getting workers and materials stretched across the border would likely pose the biggest obstacles to building a wall quickly.
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A new Chinese-built railway connecting the coast to Nairobi opened in May; new roads have stretched across the country; electrification and internet access have spread quickly.
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Video from WCCB-TV in Charlotte showed police in riot gear stretched across a two-lane road confronting protesters at the apartment complex later in the night.
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Bialowieza Forest, which straddles Poland's border with Belarus, is one of the last and largest remaining tracts of primeval forest that once stretched across the European Plain.
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Two pairs of jeans dried on a clothesline stretched across the roof, and his pet guinea pig, Comet, nibbled carrots and pellets beside an air-conditioner unit.
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But it is unlikely that he alone can shake off the dragnet stretched across Trump world by Democrats, most systematically by the House Judiciary Committee this week.
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"People don't forget when you shake their hands," Mr. Johnson said, as he stood wearing a Rosa Parks shirt, a singular "Nah" quote stretched across the front.
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She poked at it recently, her index finger sinking into the soft flesh near my belly button as she stretched across me to reach for our puppy.
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On a recent afternoon, wide plumes of black smoke stretched across the entire northern horizon from fires lit by hunters hoping to scare animals into their sights.
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Randy Hebert went for a run with two fellow officers stationed at the Marine Corp Detachment in Fort Leonard Wood, an Army base stretched across the Missouri Ozarks.
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"[T]hey have big cages made out of fencing and wire and nets stretched across the top of them so people can't climb out of them," Merkley said.
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News of the hamburger-hot dog hybrid has stretched across the globe and was even the subject of an on-air rant by talk show host Jimmy Kimmel.
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" He added that the "cages [were] made out of fencing and then wire and nets stretched across the top of them so people can't climb out of them.
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I would have had difficulty picking Grunewald out from a fine pack of runners in 2017 save for the purple half-moon scar that stretched across her abdomen.
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And federal money, which has always been limited for memorials, has become increasingly stretched across an ever-expanding landscape of tributes, which are all looking for new donors.
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In the 21997s, a rope stretched across an aisle amid the stacks of books that climbed like stalagmites from the basement floor of the Strand Bookstore in Manhattan.
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This just-completed piece by Petah Coyne stretched across the artist's expansive studio here during a late-summer visit — one of her many extravagant and psychologically complex sculptures.
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They moved the meat from the ground, which may have been easier to conceal, and onto racks made of pimento branches that were stretched across a fire pit.
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F.Y.I. Q. I recently had to step over a dog leash that was stretched across the sidewalk while the owner chatted with an employee in a store entrance.
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Quignard muses that some early weapons doubled as instruments: a string stretched across a bow could be resonantly plucked or it could send an arrow through the air.
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It's therefore understandably unsettling for some to see the name of one of the most powerful leaders in tech stretched across a hospital, a place where privacy is critical.
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In front of the women, a 19 by 12-foot, semi-translucent screen stretched across the room shielding the tangle of wires, computers, and lights that hid behind it.
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Japanese fans can expect to watch their showdown — probably stretched across five episodes — in spring next year, while fans in the west might need to wait a bit longer.
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In another demo, Samsung showed how you could see more of Google Maps when unfolding the screen: Here we've got Google Maps stretched across the 22.4-inch unfolded screen.
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With the military defeat of ISIS in Syria, its once large "caliphate" that stretched across Iraq and Syria has been reduced to dozens of tents near the Euphrates River.
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Okay, so they confirm to long-established game clichés—here's a volcanic world, here's a watery one; here's the Star Wars-style megalopolis that's stretched across an entire planet.
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By the time the painting was finished two weeks ago, it stretched across more than 50 buildings, making it the largest public work of art here anyone can recall.
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A yellow-and-red plastic sign stretched across it reads, "Socialist Core Values," obscuring a different message underneath, said a middle-aged man working at a food stall nearby.
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I can hear their endless calls, long, curling cords of rotary phones stretched across avocado kitchens, my mother throwing her head back laughing while making dinner with one hand.
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"There's no rivalry whatsoever right now," said Chris Evert, whose battles with Martina Navratilova stretched across the 216s and '210s, including 14 Grand Slam finals and 80 total matches.
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Delays stretched across the city on the B, D, F, M, A, C, E, J, Q, G and R trains — more than half of the system's 22 main lines.
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His Lowlands drawl stretched across Frightened Rabbit's bittersweet high points, a troubled friend turning up out of the blue in a foreign city, cracking a joke before saying hello.
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The narrow path of our Moon's shadow—and the total eclipse with it—stretched across 12 Indonesian provinces, crossed three times zones, and could be seen by about 40 million.
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On the afternoon of my visit, a weaver was working thin strips of buttery soft beige leather into off-white silk thread stretched across the wooden frame of her loom.
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Nearby, a plastic bar, carved as a lattice to shrink its weight, stretched across the ceiling, demonstrating how a 3D printer might eventually crank out rods for massive solar panels.
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The AP reports that seven people were arrested at a restaurant near Frankfurt in connection with the investigation, which also included raids that stretched across the Netherlands, Poland, and Luxembourg.
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He leads one of six reservations in the Dakotas that are all that remain of the Great Sioux Reservation, which stretched across all of South Dakota, west of the Missouri River.
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Violent protests began Friday in opposition to the ban and stretched across the city throughout the weekend, with protesters throwing petrol bombs and police responding with pepper spray and tear gas.
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Looking at the twenty-six paintings stretched across the wall reveals the alphabet's striking symmetry, starting off with two groups of three consonants and finishing up with three groups of five.
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Scientists believe these small variations are actually remnants of subatomic-sized temperature differences that were present at the moment of the Big Bang that are now stretched across the entire universe.
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He set up scenes with the giant building blocks; he modified the interior light by constructing intricate walls of toys against the windows; he built castles that stretched across the aisles.
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The classic preparation, however, is cordero al palo, which is lamb roasted directly above a wood fire, the carcass stretched across an iron cross like the House Bolton flayed man sigil.
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They gathered at police cordons stretched across the city's most trafficked thoroughfares, boulevards vacant at the height of the holiday season, and filmed the red lights of scores of emergency vehicles.
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The work, made atop childhood drawings of his that feature tanks, soldiers, and armored cars, is a skeletal overlay of the human figure stretched across two pieces of glued-together paper.
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Female Veterans, and a Memorial to Them, Struggle to Honor Women Who Served: Contributions to the memorial have flagged, and federal money has become stretched across an expanding landscape of tributes.
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LOS ANGELES — Inside a 20-foot box, stretched across a couch, the floor messy with spray cans and Just Water cartons, lay Willow Smith, absorbed in a blue book entitled Oneness.
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The article didn't mention that I was a person and not a disease, and stretched across the page, in big bold letters, I saw it: Their faces resembled work of Picasso.
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The little girl, in red tights swollen by a water-logged diaper, is entwined in her father's T-shirt, a small arm stretched across his neck as if in a final embrace.
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As recently as the early 1970s, three-quarters of Cambodia was covered in dense primary forest that stretched across most of Southeast Asia, from the mountains of Papua New Guinea to Burma.
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Trump was apparently none too pleased earlier this year when Spicer was portrayed on "Saturday Night Live" by Melissa McCarthy, a sketch so successful it was stretched across the show's entire season.
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More than 1,000 people attended his funeral; the line of mourners who came to pay their respects stretched across the parking lot of the local Baptist church and into the pastor's yard.
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They also help to explain the origins of the Mueller investigation that has stretched across 19 months, consumed Trump's presidency and is building toward a dramatic day of courtroom filings on Friday.
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Great gorges and rock faces stretched across the horizon, interspersed by streaks of green — agricultural plots worked by farmers using traditional methods that languished during Soviet times, when goods were largely imported.
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"Calling the casting of this show 'whitewashed' is an understatement," wrote Chris Peterson, founder and editor in chief of OnStage Blog, whose post led to a dramatic backlash that stretched across continents.
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The sobering reality of mass shootings on college campuses has stretched across the country, from Oregon's Umpqua Community College and Northern Arizona University to Delaware State University and, of course, Virginia Tech.
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As she got into the queen-size bed and secured the safety belt that stretched across the mattress, preparing to sleep for the next few hours, an unpleasant feeling came over her.
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Born out of a social media phenomenon—the Yeehaw Challenge—the song's success stretched across cultural fault lines, surfacing the current discussion about country music establishment's relationship to artists outside of their bubble.
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The California Milk Processor Board's "Got Milk?" campaign stretched across nearly 350 print advertisements and more than 70 television commercials featuring some of the most famous people in America: Beyoncé and Tina Knowles.
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It doesn't excuse or apologize for his crimes against the people of Spain, but it reframes it so that seeing his name stretched across the center of the grid doesn't hurt as much.
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They took a 223-10 lead when Gabriel Davis stretched across the goal line for a 5-yard touchdown reception with just over two and a half minutes left in the second quarter.
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She touts her endorsement from Trump, who won Mississippi by 18 percentage points in 2016, and campaigns in a bus with a blown-up photo of her and Trump stretched across the side.
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After a police investigation that stretched across an embarrassing number of calendar pages, the fry-launcher was charged with assault; after two magistrate trials, the charge was dropped after he accepted a police caution.
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A banner stretched across the main church features San Silverio, the island's patron saint, atop a world globe — except in this version of the earth there is only one landmass, and that is Ponza.
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CreditCreditErik Tanner for The New York Times You could romanticize it as a balcony, but really it's an ornate fire escape, painted creamy beige and stretched across the facade of the Walter Kerr Theater.
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At its height, in 2014-2015, the group had declared that it had established a caliphate, or Islamic state, which stretched across large swaths of Syria and Iraq, an area the size of Ohio.
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Inside, green cobwebs stretched across the ceiling, ghouls and goblins with glowing eyes swung from posts along the wall and a holographic portrait of a child changing into a skeleton lay on the table.
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That Friday morning, he and Ms. Burrell were playing that song on the "Today" show, and that afternoon, he was stretched across the couch of a suite at a luxury hotel in Midtown Manhattan.
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The spell of unusually warm weather stretched across much of Europe this week, bringing urgent government alerts, contributing to wildfires in Spain and Germany, and leading to the death of at least two people.
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The basketball arcade game was ported to home consoles, stretched across sequels and spinoffs, lost in pop culture obscurity, rebooted, and most recently ported onto smartphones, where it occasionally bubbles onto Top 100 sales charts.
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With so much of the world's water locked up in ice, sea levels were much lower and a now-lost continent, Beringia, stretched across what is now the Bering Strait to join Siberia to Alaska.
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He looked at me the way I hoped you would, eyes immediately anthologizing me, calling me into a room that stretched across cities and time filled with all us black, sugar-in-the-tank types.
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A braided rainbow rug was stretched across the tent's hardwood floors, and in between two warmly made beds, there was a propane heater and a mini fridge stocked with SmartWater for me and my roommate.
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By the time they were meant to march, the crowd was so large that it already stretched across the entire route, from the rally site near the Capitol to the Ellipse near the White House.
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The US military assesses that ISIS has lost over 98% of the territory it controlled at its peak, an area that once stretched across Syria and Iraq and included major cities like Mosul and Raqqa.
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Local officials are rewriting contracts to attract subcontractors from other regions and businesses such as logging and dirt-hauling, citing a shortage of trucks to cart debris away because fleets are stretched across two devastated states.
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The moons, which circle Uranus in the band of rings stretched across the planet's equator, only align edge-on with the Sun ever 42 years, making solar eclipses a rare event for this lopsided Ice Giant.
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Stretched across a silvery, wooden American flag, Muhammad Ali's wide-eyed image is America, a visual parable: he looks at once determined and full of wonder, sweat-soaked from putting in work and somehow eternally gracious.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago and St. Louis sweltered on Monday at the center of a heat wave that stretched across the U.S. Midwest and Northeast, although relief could come as soon as Monday evening in some areas.
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James M. Nederlander, 94, presided for nearly half a century over a theater empire that encompassed as many as 10 houses on Broadway and stretched across the country to California and across the Atlantic to London.
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On the giant screen before us, stretched across the front of the room, a sun is threatening to go supernova and wipe out any living things in the vicinity—which means the entire local system, basically.
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The single-file procession through the Arizona Capitol rotunda, where McCain's flag-draped coffin was lying in state, stretched across the statehouse plaza and widened to two or three abreast as it extended down adjacent streets.
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As for the cavity noise, it was discovered that chevrons at the front of the cavity, sound-absorbing foam at the back, and a net stretched across the opening altered airflow and reduced the noise generated considerably.
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The elimination of the last IS stronghold in Baghouz brings to a close a grueling final battle that stretched across several weeks and saw thousands of people flee the territory and surrender in desperation, and hundreds killed.
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Much to the relief of my copy editors, it turns out that Mr. Steinberg's theme has nothing to do with cursing, despite the FOUR LETTER WORDS revealer that he has stretched across the center of his grid.
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"There's a 20-foot-tall wall along the border, we've got concertina wire stretched across it now, but nothing is going to stop the faith of a child and her Christmas wishes," Heiss told the TV station.
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Like the figures in "Lunch Painting," Bradford has drawn the woman's outline, her right arm stretched across the back of the sofa, the green outline of her fingers gently touching what appears to be a pink, featureless head.
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You place your right thumb at the bottom right corner of the phone with fingers stretched across the back and you place your left thumb at the upper left corner of the phone with the fingers stretched behind.
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Nimrud's palace and temples, once at the heart of an empire which stretched across the Middle East, were razed by the ultra-hardline zealots after they swept through northern Iraq in 2014, destroying historic sites they declared idolatrous.
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Entirely unaware of the impact she had just made, she stabbed the last piece with her fork, sopped up the last of the sauce, and ate it in one breezy gesture — a huge smile stretched across her face.
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Fit City As "Baby Got Back" thumped from the speakers, Samantha Ortiz asked everyone in her Cardio and Abs Invasion class to lie down side by side and grab a rope that stretched across the space in Brooklyn.
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I like to imagine the whole game is that one wonderful scene in Close Encounters of the Third Kind when the humans first discover how to communicate with the mothership, but stretched across anything from 20 to 100 hours.
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Wealthy white men whose fruit orchards, cotton fields, nut farms, and canneries stretched across hundreds of thousands of acres—executives at California Packing Corporation and Transamerica Company, among others—hired publicity firms to sell their ideas to the public.
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"Yesterday morning at the McAllen Border Station, at the processing center, they have big cages made out of fencing and wire and nets stretched across the top of them so people can't climb out of them," the senator said.
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Today, Mr. Stulberg has placed four theme entries that all contain the word OP-ED (stretched across the two words in each entry) in his grid, and they are all in the Downs, which makes them OP-ED COLUMNS.
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A New York Times investigation found last year that the web of accusations against Mr. Weinstein stretched across the globe, and that he had reached at least eight settlements with women who had accused him of inappropriate sexual conduct.
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But consequences are expected to extend beyond the Winter Games, as the widespread cheating that investigators confirmed stretched across seasons, sports and years — as Dr. Rodchenkov also closely detailed discussing with Russia's most powerful sports officials in his journals.
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Thanks to Korean beauty brand Wish Formula, you can give your skincare routine a Halloween-appropriate upgrade with its Bat Eye Mask—yes, we're talking about an eye mask designed to look like a bat stretched across your face.
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It is this mindset, together with a rich tradition of oral storytelling and Mali's imperial legacy (its empire stretched across the vast West African landscape from the 13th to the 17th century), which has contributed to the country's musical prowess.
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During the tense confrontation, which stretched across several days before the BLM backed down out of concern for the safety of their employees, Ammon Bundy was tased after he allegedly kicked a police dog during one engagement with federal officials.
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Today, they make up two federally recognized tribes, the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe and the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head, and they descend from a confederation of groups that stretched across large areas of Massachusetts, including Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, and Nantucket.
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No doubt Goldman will be best remembered for concocting a battle of wits with a Sicilian, and imagining Westley the stable boy growing up into the Dread Pirate Roberts (spoiler alert) in the '80s ... however, his career stretched across decades.
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It has rock jewelry, perfect views of the aurora borealis, Mackinac Island fudge, winning college football teams, no toll roads, more than 120 lighthouses and endless beachfront property, stretched across the longest freshwater coastline of any state in the nation.
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The direct action was carried out by workers with the Independent Drivers Guild (IDG), a labor group for app-based drivers, and stretched across the Brooklyn Bridge, from FDR Drive to Gracie Mansion (the residence of New York City's mayor).
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The National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings for much of New York City and several suburban counties as a weather system that stretched across much of the Eastern Seaboard dumped three inches of rain on the metropolitan region in three hours.
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According to a Consequence of Sound interview from last week, Manson bumped into Bieber while Bieber was wearing some of his own merch—the kind with a repurposed Marilyn Manson photo stretched across the front of a T-shirt, to be specific.
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That's not to say that a Thursday puzzle can't have its theme entries stretched across the grid the way they most likely are on a Monday, but the constructors and editors expect us to be more open minded later in the week.
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They're moving relics of the bloody battles that stretched across the globe in the mid-18th to 19th centuries, from the Prussian and Napoleonic wars, when elaborate intarsia quilts featured pictorial inlays of soldiers, to the Crimean War with its dense geometries.
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In the world of the Kardashians, a two-piece swimsuit is considered to be a full-fledged ensemble, and considering the majority of their going out looks typically consist of little more than a bandeau stretched across their bust and lap, they're not exactly wrong.
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Yet managed pine plantations actually more closely resemble the original longleaf pine ecosystem that once stretched across the South—but which has been reduced by 96 percent—than do the "native" hardwood forests that have arisen primarily because of poorly conceived fire suppression policies.
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"In the pattern for the dragon, there are all these crazy stitches," she said — stitches that took up not just a single cell on the pattern grid, but stretched across numerous cells, seeming to follow a horizontal array rather than the usual, vertical orientation.
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Joe Girardi would have been standing just to the right of home plate before Game 3 on Friday, shaking hands with Dave Roberts of the Los Angeles Dodgers, their teams lined up on the baselines, a giant flag stretched across the Yankee Stadium outfield.
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For instance, after leaving ABC News for Time magazine, he created "The Page," a web 2.0 experiment that tested this proposition: How many web pages can a single wan thought be stretched across in order to trick the reader into serving multiple ad impressions?
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A member of the Chakri dynasty, which has occupied the Thai throne since the 20052th century, US-born and Swiss-educated Bhumibol was a deeply revered figure whose unifying appeal stretched across the spectrum of Thai society, from the rich urban elite to poor provincial farmers.
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Fears of increased trade tensions "could also trigger a shift in global risk sentiment at times when valuations appear stretched across many asset classes," the EU economics commissioner Pierre Moscovici told a news conference "This could lead to rapid tightening of global financial conditions," he added.
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Fears of increased trade tensions "could also trigger a shift in global risk sentiment at times when valuations appear stretched across many asset classes", the EU economics commissioner Pierre Moscovici told a news conference "This could lead to rapid tightening of global financial conditions," he added.
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Atlanta (CNN)A line of cars stretched across a parking lot beneath a gray sky Friday in Atlanta as employees from the Transportation Security Administration and Customs and Border Protection and their families waited for groceries from the Atlanta Community Food Bank and Antioch Baptist Church North.
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This place has always been a fragmented, far-flung metropolis, stretched across bridges, bay and ocean, where sensibilities shift in the blink of a neighborhood — Palo Alto could be in another country from The Castro, which in turn feels otherworldly in Piedmont, Fruitvale or Telegraph Avenue.
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The current exhibition, "Yield Point," by the sly Japanese artist Aki Sasamoto, explores various kinds of elasticity: A high-definition video features a tensile testing machine that stretches plastic like bubble gum, while a baffling installation displays an upright trampoline and electroluminescent wire stretched across a Dumpster.
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Murphy has never been a fast painter, but she has long been an original artist who shows viewers things they know — a cherry pie, or a pile of broken dishes, or a string of floats stretched across a pond — in ways that are arresting, straightforward, and extremely unsettling.
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On the bottom of this piece are connected images that form an overall picture of riders on dark horses stretched across a span of time and space — the horse's forelegs reach a bell with "1812" written on it, and its back legs launch from where a rooster crows.
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Travel is accompanied by vistas that range from whimsical (like a shabby circus stretched across several small planetoids, like The Little Prince meets Carnivale) to the disturbing (a poisoned mechanical sun twisting in the center of a sea of inexplicable broken glass) and a sparse, atmospheric musical score.
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"In case you didn't get it from the monologue, the Oscars race issue was brought up in no less than three filmed segments, each of which was amusing on its own, but maybe together tended toward overkill, stretched across a telecast that ran long," wrote Daniel Fienberg in The Hollywood Reporter.
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A long brewing dispute over the largest undisturbed boreal forest on Earth, nearly 2-million square miles of pines and firs stretched across northern Canada, began to heat up this week when 13 American environmental advocacy groups wrote the governments of Ontario and Quebec urging them to support new conservation efforts.
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James M. Nederlander, who, with mercenary guile and an admittedly plebeian aesthetic, presided for nearly half a century over a theater empire that encompassed as many as 10 houses on Broadway and stretched across the country to California and across the Atlantic to London, died on Monday in Southampton, N.Y. He was 94.
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While the last pocket of the Sunni terror group's so-called caliphate — which once stretched across wide swathes of Syria and Iraq, ruling as many as 12 million people — was finally retaken by U.S.-backed, Kurdish-led forces last March, that only spelled the end of the group's existence as a territorial entity.
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Yellow caution tape was seen stretched across the main gate of the Trump National Doral Golf Club Friday morning following the overnight rampage, in which the shooter, identified as 42-year-old Doral resident Jonathan Oddi, burst into the property for unknown reasons and draped an American flag over a lobby counter while spraying bullets.
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When the economy is running at full speed as it is today, with little slack in the labor markets and with confidence levels at or near all-time highs and valuations stretched across equity sectors, shocks that may have had little impact on the economy during the early years can derail the whole thing now.
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A new chemical analysis of animal bones found in a 3,000-year-old city in modern-day Guatemala provides the earliest picture yet of how the Mesoamerican civilization -- that stretched across Mexico, Guatemala and Belize and peaked between 250 and 900 AD -- bred and traded dogs, and may even have raised some for ceremonial purposes.
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This variety of bridge—designed by General Dynamics European Land Systems—has bridged the Tigris and Euphrates rivers as American soldiers invaded Iraq in 2003, helped workers get cranes and oil booms into the Gulf of Mexico to contain the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill, and stretched across Poland's Vistula River during NATO's training exercise, Exercise Anakonda, in 19303.
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Stretched across the fifth-floor gallery of the Breuer, the Vessel Orchestra comprises a hallucinatory intersection of objects—from Persian religious figurines to contemporary ceramics and Deco portrait busts—and offers a set of pure tones that, pealing out from thousands of years of vessel silence, have enticed many composers, including Nico Muhly , to write music for it.
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Henry McMaster hours before polls opened ... The Republican governor, one of Trump&aposs first high-profile supporters, is fighting for his political life against self-made millionaire John Warren in a runoff election ... The South Carolina gubernatorial race headlined the latest in a series of primary contests that stretched across New York, Utah, Colorado, Oklahoma, Maryland and Mississippi on Tuesday.
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" Now we have to put MACARENA into 18A, while noting that 10A is ACT 43 and 16A is CRE8 (or CREATE.) You're going to chase answers around the puzzle until you are done, although there is a hint stretched across the center at 38A, 4WARDING ADDRESS, clued as "Something to leave at the post office … or a hint to this puzzle's theme?
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Finally, through their arrangement of those objects — around 190, which date roughly from 100 B.C. to 250 A.D. — the curators make clear why imperial Rome and Parthia were so invested on asserting control of the Middle Eastern "world between": because one of the most extensive and lucrative trade routes on earth stretched across it, and, gallery by gallery, culture by culture, the exhibition traces its path.
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No British man had won the tournament since Fred Perry in 22014, and only four British women — Kitty McKane Godfree (22013, '277), Dorothy Round (773, '277), Mortimer (240) and Ann Haydon Jones (21986) — had won since the tournament was opened to non-Britons after World War I. "I was running out of chances to win," said Wade, whose career stretched across 26 years and straddled the amateur and professional eras.
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Stretched across the ceiling of a chapel-like gallery in the Brooklyn Museum is the painter Kehinde Wiley's 2003 large-scale panel Go. It's a mural of young black men, floating through a blue sky scattered with large cumulus clouds, wearing our era's streetwear: baggy blue jeans and oversized T-shirts, bomber jackets, Timbs, and Air Force 1s to perfectly match the backwards fitted caps on their heads.
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The 1924 quotas remained in force for more than 40 years — while the economic devastation of a worldwide depression hit southern Europe especially hard; while a 1939 measure that would have allowed 20,000 German Jewish children into the United States died in Congress, and the savagery of the Holocaust began; while the Nazis and their allies starved 350,000 Greeks and slaughtered 200,000 Serbs; and while displaced-persons camps stretched across the ruins of postwar Europe.
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Smerconish delivered the commentary on CNN's "Smerconish" after the Saudi government acknowledged on Friday that Jamal Khashoggi, a U.S.-based Washington Post columnist, had died inside its consulate in Istanbul after weeks of claiming to not know his whereabouts The CNN host noted that America's complicated relationship with Saudi Arabia stretched across presidencies from both parties, while questioning why there seemed to be little daylight between Democrats and Republicans on past praise for the Saudi government.
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