He and his son barely escaped as the floodwaters surged through.
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All of this discord surged through me after the rolling pin show.
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U.S. production had surged through last year, contributing significantly to global oversupply.
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These jackets had surged through fields, down icy hills, wrestled with dogs.
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One other realization accompanied the rush of power that surged through me.
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The elation I felt during the launch surged through me all over again.
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Suddenly, the door opened and the court officials and police officers surged through.
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Water has surged through here, we see, and it will probably come again.
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Quickly, delirious Berliners surged through the old checkpoints or clambered over the wall.
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But this week, Tesla surged through $400, an over-60%-improvement since September.
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All the emotions suppressed by four years of German domination surged through the people.
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Some were plucked off their rooftop by helicopters while mud surged through their home.
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Here's an example, quoting from the book: Weinstein's voice surged through the speaker again.
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Stocks have surged through April in their best start to a year in 32 years.
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IN AUGUST 2500 Boko Haram fighters surged through Madagali, an area in north-east Nigeria.
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A water line on the wall suggests neck-deep ocean water had surged through the home.
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Water surged through the city, causing mudslides that killed hundreds of people and washed away ramshackle homes.
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In 2018, as the disease surged through yeshivas and play groups, Chany's forum continued getting phone calls.
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It was as if our whole culture surged through this hall, raw and wild, like its subconscious.
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The dollar surged through late 2016, too, while other currencies like the Mexican peso took a hit.
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Police motorcycles, their sirens blaring, surged through gridlocked traffic as caravans of entrepreneurs and investors tried to keep up.
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Stories of Harambe nabbing thousands of votes during the presidential election have surged through social media since Election Day.
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I attribute my height to the delightful bovine growth hormones that undoubtedly surged through my body as an adolescent.
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McGregor surged through the featherweight ranks before knocking out champion Jose Aldo of Brazil in 13 seconds in December.
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Baylor nose tackle Ira Lewis surged through the Kansas offensive front to cover the loose ball at the Jayhawks 25.
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The water surged through Buffalo Bayou, which carries water through West Houston and downtown Houston into the Houston ship channel.
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Rows of impassive police officers stood by as the crowds surged through the streets of shabby, dust-covered buildings downtown.
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Floodwaters from three swollen rivers surged through a Colombian city this weekend, burying homes under an avalanche of mud and rocks.
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Before it was over, the Chinese had surged through the eastern Himalayas down into India's isolated north-east (they later withdrew).
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He surged through the Yankees system last year, pitching in Class AA and Class AAA before making his debut last June.
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As of midday Monday, an entire town — Lumberton — was being evacuated via helicopters and boats, as a river surged through the entire area.
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Sydney's property market surged through most of 2015, and is expected to cool because of lower affordability and higher borrowing costs, said Moody's.
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Layers of ice formed Wednesday afternoon in the streets of the western Serbian town of Uzice as flood waters surged through the town.
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The resulting flood surged through the city on Saturday, carrying tons of debris, leveling houses and sweeping away cars and even large trucks.
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Image Source: Apple A new wave of Bitcoin-mania surged through the internet this weekend—and with it, a new crop of sketchy opportunists.
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Indeed, it was the supposed reason why nickel surged through the $210,230/tonne level in mid-July, laying the chart foundations for this week's action.
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I checked out my butt in the mirror as a sugar rush of endorphins surged through my brain—or was that just lightheadedness from standing?
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Retail fuel costs surged through the weekend amid fears of shortages, despite the restart of several key Gulf refineries that had been crippled by Harvey.
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He lost the second set by 6-2, but he surged through the third and sent the many Argentine fans in the crowd into a frenzy.
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Bitcoin surged through the $123,000 mark over the weekend and continued setting new records on Monday, peaking just above $4,300, according to the research site CoinDesk.
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Bitcoin surged through the $4,000 mark over the weekend and continued setting new records on Monday, peaking just above $4,300, according to the research site CoinDesk.
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Image 2 of 285 WELLINGTON, New Zealand – Each time the ocean surged through their coastal Fijian village, residents would use rafts to move from house to house.
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In fact, global capital markets had been under enormous stress for most of that year even as stocks surged through the summer, before reaching a breakpoint on Oct.
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It had been a white mob, on the verge of a lynching, that surged through a black neighborhood, killing between 150 and 300 people, most of them black.
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United went three goals up in the 66th when Pogba surged through the midfield and teed up Anthony Martial, who also had some tense preseason exchanges with Mourinho.
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To the contrary: On their second play from scrimmage, he surged through a hole, shook a Dallas defender and sprinted down the sideline for a 213-yard gain.
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To the contrary: On their second play from scrimmage, he surged through a hole, shook a Dallas defender and sprinted down the sideline for a 59-yard gain.
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To the contrary: On their second play from scrimmage, he surged through a hole, shook a Dallas defender and sprinted down the sideline for a 213-yard gain.
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In 2015, a few months after his birthday, Drew was at the theater (one of his favorite places) when violent pain surged through his body and erupted into screams.
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MISHOR ROTEM, Israel (Reuters) - Toxic wastewater that surged through a dry riverbed in southern Israel at the weekend left a wake of ecological destruction more than 20 km (12 miles) long.
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And after a policeman shot and killed a taxi driver two weeks ago in an argument over a fare, a furious crowd surged through the streets, defying laws banning public protests.
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After an hour of rowdy yelling and chanting, some migrants managed to push open the fence and hundreds surged through behind them, overwhelming a small contingent of Guatemalan riot police officers.
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Students surged through the Basta area, a densely populated Moslem quarter and leftist stronghold, in support of the Arab guerrilla movement, and security forces were stoned from hastily erected street barricades.
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Firefighters fought a desperate battle to stop the Holy Fire from reaching homes as the blaze surged through the Cleveland National Forest above the city of Lake Elsinore and its surrounding communities.
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The seawater surged through vents and ducts, swamping basements, knocking out electricity and mechanical equipment, including all the pumps and emergency generators that kept the 12,000 or so fish and marine mammals alive.
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"Mamie pink" was everywhere, especially in consumer culture as pink appliances, pink telephones, pink clothes, and pink toys surged through the market and were—to no one's surprise—advertised entirely to women and girls.
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He wasn't home when the storm hit, but he estimates about 2 to 3 feet of water surged through, bulldozing the walls and scattering what had been inside -- including a fridge and two barbecue grills.
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Firefighters managed to tamp down or at least partially corral fires that for the past few days surged through tinder-dry brush, though much of LA and Ventura counties remain under a red flag warning.
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McGregor, who surged through the featherweight ranks before knocking out champion Jose Aldo of Brazil in 13 seconds in December, has become the UFC's hottest property with his outrageous trash-talking and vicious fighting skills.
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As ISIS surged through the city, the commander of the SWAT team, Lieutenant Colonel Rayyan Abdelrazzak, consolidated his troops in the Mosul Hotel, a ten-story terraced building on the western bank of the Tigris.
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The number of patients with insurance in Molina's clinics has surged through the federal law, but many have become concerned about whether their coverage will continue and whether they will still be able to see specialists.
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McGregor, who surged through the featherweight ranks before knocking out champion Jose Aldo in 13 seconds in December, has become the UFC's hottest property with his outrageous trash-talking outside the cage and vicious skills inside it.
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But England will have to contend with Rapinoe, who has scored five goals in five World Cup matches and has surged through this tournament with a freewheeling personality off the field and a merciless intent on it.
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Although it's tempting to draw direct comparisons with the right-wing movements that have recently surged through America and Europe, the situation in Japan stands apart because of how deeply it's rooted in the country's history and culture.
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Gaga surged through 217 Bowie songs in just over 22016 minutes, leaving many viewers feeling like they just walked in on a Bowie superfan's karaoke session than a reverent tribute to one of the most important music icons in history.
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As I waited for Caballero to pull the trigger, I thought about all the people killed by gunfire that might still be alive if they had worn one of these garments, and for the final instant fear surged through me.
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In February, 17-year-old student Luiza Pinheiro was similarly found dead on the floor of her home in Riacho Frio, Brazil after a "huge electric charge" surged through her phone and the headphones melted in her ears, NewsCorp reported.
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Starting in 2011 as a university student, al-Kateab had filmed her life in Aleppo, recording the protests and violence that surged through the city (her footage and reports occasionally ran on Britain's Channel 4 during the Syrian civil war).
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While Zach (683) surged through the field in cold, wet conditions at Carnoustie to share top spot on six-under with fellow American Kevin Kisner (268), Dustin (266) was packing his bags after missing the cut on 668, six over.
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Redemption was at the center of Liberia's outbreak, treating the capital's first case of the deadly virus in June 2014, which surged through the hospital, killing 12 doctors and nurses and a string of patients, before forcing the facility to shut down.
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Hundreds of millions of gallons surged through the loading docks at the Wortham, easily overcoming a retaining wall built in response to flooding from Tropical Storm Allison in 217, and filled an underground parking lot, the basement and parts of the auditoriums.
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RIKUZENTAKATA, Japan (Reuters) - Time has done little to help Japanese volunteer fireman Eiki Kumagai with memories of March 211, 2011, when he clung to some steps as a huge black tsunami surged through his town, washing away people he knew as they cried for help.
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More than 230 people were killed, many of them asleep in their beds, when a giant wall of water carrying tons of mud and debris surged through a city in southwest Colombia on Saturday after heavy rains caused a nearby river to overflow, officials said.
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The Pirates surged through the end of the first half to give themselves some hope of catching the Chicago Cubs in the NL Central and are trying to infuse some youth into their lineup as well but can't seem to sneak rookie first baseman Josh Bell into a starting spot.
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On Thursday, as news of the policy surged through the site, moderators began to question how it would be applied in Reddit's micro-communities, or subreddits, where interests can range from hunting to Bible study, as well as in its dark corners, where people are urged to kill themselves or others.
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Excitement surged through Dodger Stadium with each home run on Wednesday night, and the hitters reacted memorably: The Dodgers' Joc Pederson joyously gestured to the crowd; Carlos Correa gleefully flipped his bat toward the Astros' dugout; Puig gently placed his bat on the dirt; Charlie Culberson cavorted as if he were Joe Carter.
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The 2011–12 season saw the Ice finish up in second place during the regular season but surged through the playoffs to repeat as league champions.
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The Second World War interrupted the development again. Soviet troops reached the town on 25 September 1944. Most of the powerful and well-off citizens escaped from Vásárhely. The war surged through the town on 8 October.
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During the attack, Company G had been pinned down. Company I surged through heavy fire up the mountainous slope to take the objective. For this action, it earned a commendation from Task Force Commander Maj. Gen. Robert T. Frederick.
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Dundrum Town Centre was evacuated shortly before 8pm on 24 October 2011 after floodwaters surged through the doors. The owner of a Mexican restaurant in the complex said five feet of water had rushed down steps towards his business, causing thousands of euro worth of damage.
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Enraged, the strikers forced their way through the wooden gate. Jerry Davis grabbed one of the fallen flags, as hundreds of angry miners surged through the entrance. Others scaled the fence east of the gate. The police retreated, forming two lines at the water tank; inside the fence.
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In the race, both Mercedes cars suffered poorer starts compared to both Williams cars of Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas. Massa surged through to lead into Abbey, with Bottas moving ahead of Rosberg and challenging Hamilton for second. At the first pit-stop phase, Hamilton pitted early and was able to use the "undercut" to pass Massa for first position.
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Day of flood with the acrow props On 10 June 2019, unusually high river waters began while the bridge was being surfaced. Jack posts had been placed underneath to support the vehicles and machinery. These trapped debris (branches, weeds etc.) for four days. Mitcham Bridge damage The pent-up head of water surged through causing Bridge scour (eroding) up to deep and undermined the bridge footings.
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Liverpool dominated the opening exchanges, but struggled to create clear-cut chances. They almost went a goal behind when Frank Stapleton's header forced goalkeeper Ray Clemence into action. Seven minutes before the interval, Terry McDermott scored for Liverpool. The midfielder collected a pass from Ray Kennedy who surged through the centre, turned left and from outside the penalty area struck the ball low into the bottom left- hand corner.
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Proceeding onward, the tank completely traversed the Gifu and destroyed five more pillboxes, breaching a gap wide in the Japanese line. The American infantry surged through the gap and took positions in the middle of the Gifu.Frank, p. 566; Miller p. 303; Anderson; Jersey, p. 370; Gilbert, pp. 50–51. The tank was commanded by Captain Theodore Deese and crewed by men from the 25th Division Reconnaissance Troop.
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Takeda horsemen surged through the opening and quickly assaulted the accompanying Oda reinforcementsSadler, p. 86 before wheeling into the Tokugawa rear. Oda reinforcements were immediately overrun and sent into full retreat, with Hirate Hirohide killed and Takigawa and Sakuma fleeing the battle. The Tokugawa left flank, in spite of grievous casualties, refused to yield ground and managed to shrug off the weight of the Takeda right, preventing an overrunning of the Tokugawa center.
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The three previous sentences, however, were commuted to life in prison. Sitts's final words were a wry joke to the 41 official witnesses. "This is the first time authorities helped me escape prison," he said right before the four shocks surged through his body at 12:15 a.m. Special Agent Matthews name is inscribed on Panel 34 of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial located on Judiciary Square, Washington, D.C. Sheriff Malcolm's name is inscribed on Panel 53.
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Thousands of homes and businesses were destroyed during sudden flash floods around the country. Dublin City Council declared a major emergency. Dundrum Town Centre in Dublin, one of Europe's biggest shopping centres, was evacuated shortly before 8 pm on 24 October 2011 after floodwaters surged through the doors, destroying most stores. The owner of a Mexican restaurant in the complex said five-feet of water had rushed down steps towards his business, causing thousands of euro worth of damage.
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From 1959 to 1961, the Army Corps of Engineers constructed a riprap breakwater to protect the harbor. At that time a pier, the Harbor Master's office, and other facilities were also built, and a foghorn was installed. However it was soon found that the breakwater did not provide protection from southwesterly storm waves, which surged through the breakwater opening. In 1967 the western arm of the breakwater was extended by in an attempt to block such waves.
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From the opposition benches, he watched the new, Conservative prime minister, R. B. Bennett, embrace suggestions for an imperial trade bloc. Enthusiasm for imperial preferences surged through the 1930 Imperial Conference and, before the formal discussions had ended, Canada and Australia had agreed to seek a closer trading arrangement. Negotiations were speedy and painless. On his way home from London, the Australian minister for markets and transport, Parker John Maloney, stopped in Ottawa to explore the new agreement's main features.
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Junot permitted the festival to take place, but concentrated 15,000 soldiers in the city to prevent a riot. Nevertheless, as the religious procession made its way through the streets, a panic broke out among the people who surged through the lines of soldiers. Just as the artillery was ready to fire on the mob, Junot coolly rode into the crowd and ordered his men to refrain from firing. He managed to clear the streets, calmed the people, and insisted that the procession continue.
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Zambrano Grijalva was born on 1 October 1953 in Empalme, Sonora. He studied for a degree in physics and mathematics from the Universidad de Sonora, which was not completed, and later obtained a degree in law from the Open University. Meanwhile, he surged through the ranks of various left-wing groups. He also was a member of the and the Liga Comunista 23 de Septiembre. His activism with the communist league resulted in a prison stay in 1974 and 1975.
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Flash floods surged through the village of Grand'Rivière following the overflow of its river, devastating property and drowning one person. Despite recent improvements to its flood defenses, the Rivière Roxelane rapidly topped its banks and inundated much of Saint-Pierre. Farther south, a combination of torrential rainfall and poor storm drains resulted in flood damage to private property and an aquafarm in Le Morne-Vert. In all, Cindy killed 2 people, injured 11, and destroyed more than 150 homes across Martinique.
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Jones opened the 2008 outdoor season with a first-place finish at the LSU Alumni Gold meet in Baton Rouge, setting a stadium record in the process. At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Jones was favored to win the 100-meter hurdles. In the final, she was pulling away from the pack when she clipped the 9th hurdle (of 10) and stumbled, breaking stride to drop her back to a 7th-place finish. Teammate Dawn Harper surged through to win gold.
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Horford accepted an athletic scholarship to attend Florida, where he played for coach Billy Donovan and teamed up alongside Joakim Noah, Corey Brewer and Taurean Green. He made an immediate impact as a Gator in 2004–05, starting at center in the front court with David Lee, and helped the Gators win the 2005 Southeastern Conference Tournament championship. The Gators surged through the 2005–06 season, winning the SEC championship for a second straight year. They entered the 2006 NCAA Tournament as the No. 3 seed.
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The storms congealed into a squall line that produced additional severe weather and tornadoes along with flash flooding through Missouri into West Virginia overnight into April 25. Following the squall line, a massive cluster of severe and tornadic thunderstorms with torrential downpours formed over Indiana and Tennessee and trekked eastward, producing massive amounts of damage and numerous casualties. General thunderstorms produced scattered activity during April 26-29 before another outbreak surged through the Great Plains on April 30, the final day of the sequence.
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The Rebels still managed to move the ball into field goal range and attempted the kick to put them one point up with 3 minutes left. Kieran Coen and Glen Carr surged through the Rebels line pushing one of the Rebels linemen back far enough for the kick to bounce off the lineman's helmet and away to safety. The ball was tipped off line and the kick was no good. The Vikings then drove the back up the pitch and took 2 minutes off the clock.
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She said she saw Medina's left hand tighten as the current was being applied. She corroborated Dickson's observation of smoke and flames coming from Medina's head and a smell, which she said was a burning smell. McCusker claimed she also saw movements in Medina's chest after the current had been turned off, but claimed it was contractions of the chest muscle which did not imply breathing. An autopsy found that Medina's death was instantaneous due to massive depolarization of the brain and brain stem when the first jolt of electricity surged through Medina's body.
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Benjamin Franklin High School opened as a school for gifted children in 1957 under the direction of School Superintendent James F. Redmond and Principal Naomi Gardberg. At the time, schools under the Orleans Parish School Board were segregated. In 1960, Judge J. Skelly Wright of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana ordered the desegregation of New Orleans schools in Bush v. Orleans Parish School Board. In response to the order, 2,000 youths surged through New Orleans streets in demonstrations against school integration on November 16, 1960.
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A People magazine review of the original film from December 16, 1985 stated "There is no hype to this film, just musicians standing and sitting around playing music. But what musicians, and what music. Jopson focuses on faces and hands, capturing the joy that surged through what were often strangely formal proceedings."One Night with Blue Note Film review, December 16, 1985 The All About Jazz review of the DVD re-release by Jim Santella stated "Its historical significance cannot be ignored. With positive changes in what we can now accomplish technologically, Blue Note’s highly recommended DVD makes the future of jazz look even brighter".
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The start was delayed as snow fell and teams had to quickly decide which type of tyres to use, but when the flag fell, Jacky Ickx surged through from the second row to lead. In midfield, Belso was hit and spun taking out Jochen Mass, who retired despite having minimal damage to the car. As a result of this incident, the decision was taken to bar Formula 5000 cars from future Formula 1 races. Scheckter took the lead at the end of lap 1 on dry tyres and Pryce was soon catching him, having passed Ronnie Peterson and Ickx after a bad start on the damp side of the track.
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Maillard was a popular figure among the market-women, and by unofficial acclamation was given a leadership role. Although hardly a man of gentle disposition, Maillard helped suppress by force of character the mob's worst instincts; he rescued the Hôtel de Ville's quartermaster, Pierre-Louis Lefebvre-Laroche, a priest commonly known as Abbé Lefebvre, who had been strung up on a lamppost for trying to safeguard its gunpowder storage. The City Hall itself was ransacked as the crowd surged through taking its provisions and weapons, but Maillard helped prevent it from burning down the entire building. In due course, the rioters' attention turned again to Versailles, and they filtered back to the streets.
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The British however had divided their forces- part of it being away on a search for the main Zulu Army. That army materialized behind their backs at Isandlwana, and moved quickly to exploit the situation. Poor positioning and deployment of troops, (failure to base the camp on a strong central wagon or laager fortification for exampleIan Knight, Adrian Greaves (2006) The Who's who of the Anglo-Zulu War: The British also contributed to fatal weaknesses in the British defences, and the fiery exhortations of the regimental indunas encouraged the host of warriors to continue attacking. When pressure by the maneuvering Zulu formations caused the crumbling of the redcoat line, the Zulu prongs surged through and around the gaps, annihilating the camp's defenders.
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Saint Louis University School of Medicine was established in 1836 as the Medical Department of the University and had the distinction of awarding the first M.D. degree west of the Mississippi River in 1839. Several affiliated doctors of national importance include William Beaumont, whose pioneering studies of the human digestive system opened a new world of research, and Daniel Brainerd, who later founded Rush Medical College (then part of the University of Chicago). Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital and Saint Louis University Hospital are the two main affiliated teaching hospitals of the school. SLU Ambulatory Care Unit The Know-Nothing movement, an anti-immigrant and subsequently anti Catholic movement that surged through the United States in the 1840s and 1850s eventually led to the separation of the University's Medical Department from the University in 1854.
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She was constructed for the Key System's ferry service on San Francisco Bay between Oakland and San Francisco and named Peralta in honor of one of the area's early Spanish founding families. Launched in April 1926 she was of double ended design and was powered by a steam-turbo-electric power plant.Duff, Page 48 Within two years of her launch she shipped a large amount of water via her forward end that surged through her open-ended superstructure, killing five passengers. On the evening of 6 May 1933 while moored at the Oakland ferry terminal an arson fire started in the adjacent train sheds at 11 pm and spread to the Peralta whose superstructure collapsed due to the intense heat and she was written off by her insurance company.
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The convicts were provided with fresh beef and mutton, bread and vegetables, to build up their strength for the journey and maintain their health. The Dutch colony of Cape Town was the last outpost of European settlement which the fleet members would see for years, perhaps for the rest of their lives. "Before them stretched the awesome, lonely void of the Indian and Southern Oceans, and beyond that lay nothing they could imagine." Assisted by the gales in the "Roaring Forties" latitudes below the 40th parallel, the heavily laden transports surged through the violent seas. In the last two months of the voyage, the Fleet faced challenging conditions, spending some days becalmed and on others covering significant distances; Friendship travelled 166 miles one day, while a seaman was blown from Prince of Wales at night and drowned.Parker 2009, pp.106–108 Water was rationed as supplies ran low, and the supply of other goods including wine ran out altogether on some vessels.
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At the risk of flooding rains, Costa Rica's Central Valley, Pacific coast, and Huetar Norte region were placed under red alert for at least 3 days, starting on October 4, while a yellow alert was issued for the Caribbean coast. The greatest quantities, reaching , fell in Maritima; many other central Pacific locales, such as Quepos, recorded over that day. In contrast, the capital of San José received no more than . In the canton of Oreamuno, Cartago Province, a bridge and part of a riverside house succumbed to the forces of a river, swollen from the initial rains on October 3. By October 5, the situation culminated: muddy waters surged through streets, neighborhoods, and even homes—some submerged to their roofs—as an increasing number of rivers burst their banks. About 800 residents living in risk zones had to be rescued, including 200 in Palmar Norte when the overflowing Térraba River swept away houses and belongings. The storm cut off drinking water to nearly 500,000 people, and left 18,500 without power. Torrents, landslides, and fallen trees—particularly in the provinces of Cartago, Puntarenas, Guanacaste, Alajuela, and San José—claimed the lives of 14 people, and forced 11,300 into 170 shelters across Costa Rica.
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