Then a really huge wave swept over, and when that wave swept over, the last thing I heard my sister-in-law say was 'Grab the baby.
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In 2011 a devastating tsunami swept over Japan's northeastern coast.
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The waves swept over them, killing all but one band member.
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Now, there was a terrible, large red wave that swept over.
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Overdrive swept over the country like a plague with a bad attitude.
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The water swept over the pebbles and swelled up into the cemetery.
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They can also overflow from rainfall or be swept over by floodwaters.
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And of course, memories swept over every woman who was reading that.
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The first culprit is the Macron wave that has swept over France.
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Heavy rain, flash floods and severe thunderstorms swept over the Australian city.
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Yet again that feeling of anger mixed with disbelief swept over the country.
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This came less than 24 hours after enormous dust clouds swept over the region.
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Head rushes swept over me, leaving my vision abuzz and scattered in prismatic blocks.
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A sense of disbelief and then anger swept over her when she heard the news.
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But an unknown pathogen or illness swept over the captive species, killing everyone but George.
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Then a blackout swept over the city, shutting down the respirators in the maternity ward.
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Now everyone faces deprivation after the brute force of a Category 4 hurricane swept over.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - A case of puppy love just swept over the stock market.
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"Words cannot describe the relief and hope that swept over the room in that moment."
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A heat wave swept over the Northeast and Midwest this weekend, breaking dozens of records.
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Fire Station 5 lies in ruins after a firestorm swept over the neighborhood in Santa Rosa.
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A feeling of vertigo swept over him, and the mad certainty that it had been taken.
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The man was swept over the rim and fell 188 feet into the Lower Niagara River.
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That drive has created a dragnet that has swept over the creative arts, leaving few unaffected.
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An overwhelming desire for low-fat dessert-like foods swept over the United States in 1988.
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And late Monday afternoon, a sense of relief swept over the Midwestern city and well beyond.
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His frown was concerned and thoughtful, but his gaze swept over the vulnerable underside of her biceps.
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In Greenland, wildfires have swept over previously icy tundra, coming dangerously close to towns and research stations.
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" She continued, "Words cannot describe the relief and hope that swept over the room in that moment.
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"Words cannot describe the relief and hope that swept over the room in that moment," she said.
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"I mean, to stay cooler," I quickly added, seeing the look of insult that swept over him.
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The electrical grid was all but wiped out when the storm swept over the U.S. territory last week.
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Typhoon Hagibis triggered deadly floods and landslides as it swept over Japan Saturday, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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A tragedy was avoided at Niagara Falls this week, with a man surviving after being swept over Horseshoe Falls.
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Just when everyone had given up hope, a great fire swept over the Realm, wiping out the Destroyers' army.
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All points of subtlety were quickly overwhelmed by the tidal wave of racialized anger that swept over the country.
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The same day, a trio of adventure YouTubers tragically died when they were swept over a waterfall in British Columbia.
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Rising floodwaters swept over the land, and a storm surge carried a group of horses and cows out to sea.
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Suddenly, a communal sigh of relief swept over the room, leaving no doubt that the athletes had entered the castle.
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More often than not, blush is applied in the area under the under-eye instead of swept over the cheekbones.
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The avalanche—estimated at 700 feet wide, with a one-mile run-out—swept over Martin as he was climbing up.
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Other vulnerable Democrats are simply trying to steer clear of the impeachment issue that's swept over Capitol Hill this week. Rep.
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This week, the temperature plummeted to 2 degrees in New York City, as frigid weather swept over the Midwest and Northeast.
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But when the daughter saw her father swimming away, she jumped in and both drowned when a strong current swept over them.
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After they are sculpted and baked, a bloodlike glaze is swept over each loaf, making for a creepy, stained lump of stodge.
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Two popular Canadian YouTube personalities died while attempting to save one of their girlfriends from being swept over a British Columbian waterfall.
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As I write this, the Kincade fire has swept over 77,000 acres and burned over 200 structures in California's beloved wine county.
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Cowboys on Jet Skis lassoed buffalo that had been swept over fences and into the bay, winding up stranded on the reef.
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A century ago, the forces of industrialization swept over agricultural America, and monetary policy became the proxy fight in that larger conflict.
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It may also offer some clues about what it would do if the storm of a no-deal Brexit swept over Britain.
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Typhoon Hagibis Typhoon Hagibis swept over central Japan this weekend, leaving at least 31 people dead and 186 others injured in its wake.
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But as my son, Spencer, and I set off by ferry toward Randalls Island in late July, something like relief swept over us.
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Two years ago, turmoil swept over a New Hampshire prep school after a 15-year-old student accused a senior of raping her.
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He decided to make the documentary as a way to highlight the changes that have swept over the neighborhood since Mr. Rivera's murder.
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A 42-year-old man from Charleston, South Carolina, died June 23 after he was swept over the falls, CNN affiliate WYFF reported.
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Fewer than 20 fatalities were reported, compared with the thousands killed 20 years ago, when a similar cyclone swept over the same area.
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Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city, fell to ISIS in June 2014 as thousands of militants swept over several cities in north and central areas.
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Still, progressives are hoping the energy that swept over Massachusetts on Tuesday will have a ripple effect in the remaining primaries on the calendar.
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Systems decay, institutions and landmarks we took for granted vanish, swept over a precipice: the Saturn brand, the Republican Party, the glaciers of Greenland.
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Before Hurricane Maria swept over the island in September, Puerto Rico received a paltry 123 percent of its electricity from all renewable energy sources.
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Some fear the wild market action is a precursor to deeper turbulence reminiscent of the one that swept over Wall Street late last year.
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Just before Hurricane Maria swept over the hills of San Lorenzo, P.R., Sylvia Martínez noticed that everything, even the animals, had gone eerily silent.
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Heavy rains have swept over southeastern Brazil, leaving at least 47 people dead and four missing and forcing over 18,000 people from their homes.
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But he says the environment for journalists in the country changed drastically in 2009, when a wave of protests swept over the Iranian presidential election.
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THIS year marks the 21970th anniversary of the start of the democratic wave that swept over Latin America and turned military dictators into political flotsam.
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Roads were destroyed, houses eradicated and lives lost as the enormous wave of water swept over the southern Laotian province of Attapeu on Monday evening.
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American airstrikes helped break the siege of Kobane and allowed Kurdish forces to launch a counteroffensive that swept over ISIS's holdings in north central Syria.
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Mr. Vilfand attributed the gloom to warm Atlantic air masses that continually swept over the region with strong, damp winds that thickened the cloud cover.
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The deaths of despair that occur today are similar to the crisis that swept over the African American working class in the 1970s and '80s.
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Q: The battle actually kicks off early on January 31, and something like 10,000 North Vietnamese troops swept over the city in a few days.
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A wave of risk aversion swept over global markets as investors worried about the potential impact of the outbreak on the world's second-biggest economy.
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Lehew and Bowman went to the truck with a rope to help Samis, but Lehew quickly fell and was swept over a bridge, according to police.
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Three Canadian social media celebrities died Tuesday after they were swept over a 100-foot waterfall at Shannon Falls, near Squamish, British Columbia, the CBC reports.
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She ditched all accessories, letting her statement shift shine, pairing it with bright red pumps, minimal makeup, and her asymmetrical haircut swept over to one side.
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A 193-year-old Georgia television news anchor and reporter fell 219 feet to her death after being swept over a waterfall in Asheville, North Carolina.
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These gruesome deaths were a result of a powerful pyroclastic surge, which is a molten blast of gas and rock, that swept over this waterfront refuge.
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As the hurricane swept over St. Marks, it brought with it major storm surges, widespread power losses from Tampa to Tallahassee and beyond, and downed trees.
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For all the amazing variety of individuals there, the wave of panic that swept over those who were told to change was more or less identical.
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The man climbed over a retaining wall on Horseshoe Falls and was swept over the 57-meter (188 feet) drop, said the police service on Twitter.
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And the wave of M&A that swept over the banking sector in the years leading up to the financial crisis also seemed to make sense.
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A similar accident occurred in 1992, when eight elephants were swept over the same waterfall and died, said Edwin Wiek, founder of Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand.
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In what looked like a bona fide hellscape, waves of orange embers poured down a hillside and swept over Los Angeles' 211 freeway early Friday morning.
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United Nations says hundreds of millions of the insects have swept over the Horn of Africa in the worst outbreak in a quarter of a century.
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Intrusions of abnormally warm air swept over the North Pole in several recent winters, causing the temperature to rise above freezing — some 50 degrees above normal.
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Though people have taken positions on different sides, a wave of sadness, devastation and sheer exhaustion has swept over the nation ahead of the 2016 political conventions.
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By the time it does, it will have swept over parts of the Carolinas that were deluged when Hurricane Florence, a Category 1 storm, struck last month.
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The area has been without power since Hurricane Irma made landfall a few weeks before Maria swept over the island, but the school reopened in early October.
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Three men were struck by lightning in Queens on Tuesday night — and one was critically injured — as a thunderstorm swept over New York City, the police said.
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On Wednesday night, hours after a blizzard had swept over the city, BalletX opened its Spring Series, a triple bill of two world premieres and a Neenan revival.
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The wildfire has swept over the Sacramento River and pushed into the outskirts of Redding, the largest city in the region, where an evacuation order is in place.
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The image featured the mother of three leaning over as her hair naturally swept over her shoulder and displayed the touched-up golden color and smooth blow out.
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What's happened in Canada: The storm swept over northwestern Newfoundland and southeastern Labrador during the afternoon and moved out over the Labrador Sea during the night, AP notes.
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According to the police, the man was seen climbing the retaining wall and then jumping into the river, where he was then swept over Horseshoe Falls, Buffalo News reported.
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Every restock thereafter was met with an extended sell-out period, but for good reason: The powders are smooth, pigmented, and easily blend onto skin when swept over cheekbones.
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"Yesterday they sent me pictures of what they had made with my dress and a mix of emotions swept over me when I received them," Trimble wrote on Facebook.
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The storm is not expected to move offshore until Friday, having swept over much of Georgia as a hurricane and then North and South Carolina as a tropical storm.
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ROME — As night fell in Italy's Apennine Mountains on Thursday, prospects dimmed of finding survivors of an avalanche that had swept over a small resort hotel the previous night.
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An economic crisis has swept over New York City's taxi industry, spreading financial ruin and personal despair, especially for owners of medallions, the permits that let people operate cabs.
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But after inheriting the economic crisis that had swept over Russia after the collapse of the Soviet planned economy in 19803, he was credited with quickly turning the tide.
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The father clung to the little girl in red pants and black shoes, but a strong current swept over and drowned them, Le Duc wrote for Mexican newspaper La Jornada.
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News of a meeting of Latin American crude producers set in Quito for Friday had boosted oil prices on Monday, and the bullish sentiment earlier swept over into Tuesday's session.
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When Hurricane Michael, which barreled into the Florida panhandle in October, swept over the central Virginia town of Farmville, Hampden-Sydney College was left covered in uprooted trees and debris.
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H'Money Siu was hiking with a group when she entered a river above Rainbow Falls and was swept over the falls, Lake Toxaway Deputy Fire Chief Bobby Cooper told CNN.
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In Canada—while we don't know if it was for a selfie—three social media influencers were killed this year after falling into a river and being swept over a waterfall.
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Then, in 1996, I got to experience the eerie calm of the eye not once, but twice — when hurricanes Bertha and Fran swept over Wilmington within seven weeks of each other.
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It swept over the Earth in thousandths of a second, sending a tiny jiggle through the planet — but it cracked open what scientists are calling a new window on the universe.
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Davido / Photos by Brittany Sowacke Davido swept over the tiny stage like a whirlwind, a storm front demolishing what had been a tranquil space and turning it into a chaotic, roaring one.
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In the past few years, a storm of scary films with big name stars and high art aspirations has swept over theaters with support from major studios, awards committees, and mainstream audiences.
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Islamic State fighters overran the five villages in 2014 when it swept over Sinjar mountain and the surrounding region inhabited by Yazidis, killing, capturing and enslaving thousands from the Iraqi religious minority.
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La Republica reported seven people were killed after the landslide swept over the mining camp on Tuesday, with survivors retrieving bodies from the mud while authorities struggled to reach the remote location.
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A mid-September breeze swept over the lawn, where a free outdoor screening of "The Black Panther" on a giant new video wall had drawn an audience of hundreds the previous night.
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Before-and-after aerial photos from the agency showed the new Matanzas River inlet, formed when the storm swept over a 12-foot (3.7-m) dune, and damage to roads and structures.
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Excavations of the ash there have revealed a civilization frozen in time as a roaring torrent of extreme heat, ash, and toxic gas suddenly swept over it, killing at least 13,000 people.
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For about 20 seconds on Sunday morning, Daehlin followed the sound of the helicopter as it swept over the church parking lot and south toward the crest of the Santa Monica Mountains.
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As a false nuclear missile alarm swept over Hawaii — scaring residents so badly they stopped watching pornting — Trump spent a quiet Saturday golfing and avoiding his press pool at Mar-a-Lago.
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As the clouds swept over the LA Basin and east over the San Gabriel Mountains, 2550 Automatic High Output Generators (AHOGS) contracted by the LA County Department of Public Works began to fire.
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Storm-force gales swept over a deep pool of water, churning waves that, at full scale on the ocean, would have been twice the size of those recorded during Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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Still, it is not foolish to think that the political upheavals and foreign wars that now swept over Florence confirmed his deep-rooted conviction that fortune was mutable and that circumstances always shifted.
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This proved to be a fateful decision when on September 9 of that year, an army of 30,000 Scots led by King James IV of Scotland swept over the border into northern England.
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The debate over gun control has swept over the United States, following the devastation of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting, the 18th shooting on a school campus or school this year alone.
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A study published Wednesday in The Annals of the Entomological Society of America shows that bees at several locations in the US became suddenly quiet and still as the Moon's shadow swept over them.
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But Swearengin and her supporters hope that by running on a left-wing populist platform that stresses economic and environmental justice, they can turn back the tide of red that's swept over the state.
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But Mr. Zhang, 69, is also remembered in Hong Kong as the Communist Party chief of neighboring Guangdong Province in 2003, when the outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome, or SARS, swept over China.
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As the television cameras swept over the 52,000 in the stands Wednesday at Vicente Calderón Stadium, they focused on the smile of one person — Vicente del Bosque, the coach of the Spanish national team.
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The storm surge brought flood waters over Highway 90 and up to oceanside casinos in Biloxi, while flood waters swept over streets in communities across Mississippi and Alabama, according to reports on social media.
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Once complete, the elastic was snipped out and the hair swept over either to the left or the right of models' heads, in what amounted to a hair homage to a young Cindy Crawford.
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Photo: Getty ImagesLand access to the region was cut off on Saturday when lava flows swept over existing roads, Reuters wrote, mere hours after remaining residents were able to evacuate with the assistance of authorities.
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Five days after it swept over the country, the death toll stood at 78 on Friday, with nine still missing and thousands of residents in rescue shelters or without power, according to public broadcaster NHK.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (Reuters) - A television news anchor from Georgia fell 125 feet to her death in North Carolina after being swept over a waterfall, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Forest Service said on Monday.
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The primary day turnout wave that swept over Democratic presidential contests in recent weeks crashed on Tuesday as concerns about the coronavirus outbreak kept anxious voters in Florida, Illinois and Arizona away from the polls.
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While the reckoning over harassment and gender equality has swept over Hollywood, media and politics, its effect on the music industry had been minimal, leading to scrutiny over how the show would address the issue.
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The storm surge brought flood waters over Highway 277 and up to ocean-side casinos in Biloxi, Mississippi, while flood waters swept over streets in communities across Mississippi and Alabama, according to reports on social media.
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Pope Benedict, formerly Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, opens his essay by recalling how he, as a young cleric, experienced the permissiveness that suddenly swept over his native Germany, like all other Western countries, half a century ago.
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When the magnetized tip swept over a metal wafer of iron and titanium, it applied a magnetic field to the sample, disrupting the electrons (rather than the protons, as a typical M.R.I. would) within each atom.
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The basic plot is that Leo embarks on a journey to find something called the Heart of the Jungle, which his mother told him to find right before she was swept over a waterfall to her death.
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It swept over its canvassers, drowned out its paid advertising, claimed 63 Democratic seats and toppled its majority (aided and abetted by the U.S. Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling, which opened the floodgates of money for Republicans).
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At least one person is dead and more than 8003,000 residents in the Northern Mariana Islands are without power after the strongest storm on record to strike the United States soil swept over the Pacific territory, officials said.
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The assignment has a personal dimension for Mr. Long, who was born in North Carolina and recalls the day in 1989 when Hurricane Hugo swept over his home — he was 103 at the time — felling trees and buildings.
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The 'love match' that won over Japan In the late 1950s, royal wedding fever swept over the country as then-Crown Prince Akihito fell in love with a woman he met in a fateful encounter on a tennis court.
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Germans have always had a complicated relationship with nuclear power, but the radioactive cloud that swept over Germany following the Chernobyl disaster in the mid-1980s gave new life to the antinuclear policies supported by the country's Green Party.
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Iran's admission that it mistakenly shot down a passenger plane last week has revived anti-government sentiments among the Iranian people, despite the brief wave of nationalism that swept over the country following the death of Iranian Maj. Gen.
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Dry conditions and triple-digit temperatures added fuel to that fast-moving blaze, known as the Carr Fire, as it marched eastward, swept over the Sacramento River and pushed into the outskirts of Redding, the largest city in the region.
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WASHINGTON — A wave of optimism has swept over American business leaders, and it is beginning to translate into the sort of investment in new plants, equipment and factory upgrades that bolsters economic growth, spurs job creation — and may finally raise wages significantly.
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Though the flooding was widely described as a result of a dam collapse, the South Korean company building the dams, SK Engineering & Construction, said it was investigating whether the structure failed or whether water swept over it as a result of heavy rain.
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After President Donald Trump moved to de-escalate tensions with Iran in a speech Wednesday, investors wasted no time piling back into riskier assets — reassured that the geopolitical clouds that swept over markets in the past week had lifted, at least for now.
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Image 2 of 2 RIO DE JANEIRO – Disappointment and frustration swept over Brazilians who gathered at public squares, bars and parks across Latin America&aposs biggest country to watch their national team end up with a 1-1 tie in its opening World Cup match.
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With the buzzing sound of a generator in the background and a pistol holstered by his hip, Lee Grantham stood inside his damp one-story home Saturday, recounting the previous night, when the eye of the hurricane swept over his home in Taft, Texas.
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As with all of Tilbury's good-for-skin makeup, the illuminators can be swept over every part of the face — on cheekbones for a glossy highlight, as an eyeshadow, to add some shimmer to the décolletage, or even patted over lipstick as a chrome overlay.
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"They told us that if anything ever happened, an alarm would go off to give us time to get everything out," said Dari Pereira, 39, a machine operator who escaped with his family seconds before a river of sludge swept over his house Friday.
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On the morning after Christmas Day in 2004, a 9.1 magnitude quake off northern Sumatra island triggered a tsunami with waves as high as 17.4 meters (57 feet) that swept over vulnerable coastal areas of Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, Thailand and nine other countries.
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While the reality of her grave situation swept over her, so did the awareness that she was badly injured — her head was split open behind her hairline and she had a serious gash on her leg — and drifting aimlessly somewhere in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
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A video taken from the seaside Palu Grand Mall shows the moments just before the tsunami made landfall and then its destructive force as the first wave swept over the beach, pushing cafes off the sand and into the street, where cars and pedestrians were soon submerged.
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After getting swept over the weekend on their foe's final at-bat, the Mets look to rebound from a four-run 10th inning in a 6-2 setback when they play the second contest of a three-game series versus the visiting Philadelphia Phillies on Wednesday.
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AUSTIN, Texas — The Republican wave that swept over states across the country last November has put abortion rights proponents on a back foot, as abortion foes have passed about 50 new restrictions on access and expanded waiting periods and consent measures in state legislative chambers this year alone.
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The center of Karen, packing sustained top winds of 45 miles per hour (75 kph), swept over the isles of Vieques and Culebra in the narrow passage between Puerto Rico's main island and the U.S. Virgin Islands to the east, the U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Miami reported.
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Though it's highly probable that the boys were simply the victims of the violent storm that swept over Jupiter Inlet and into the ocean that afternoon, a key finding in the boat – the ignition and battery switch in the off position – could be an indication of foul play, legal analysts say.
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John Hockaday, who has penned books about the Cajon Pass and Route 66, wrapped his head in wet rags and held a hose with water from an emptying tank as the fire swept over his property, burned several cars and his mother-in-law's home, his cousin Ron Snow said.
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CreditCreditJosh Haner/The New York Times TARAWA, Kiribati — One clear bright day last winter, a tidal surge swept over an ocean embankment here in the remote, low-lying island country of Kiribati, smashing through the doors and windows of Betio Hospital and spewing sand and debris across its maternity ward.
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Mr. Feingold, a longtime member of the Senate Judiciary Committee and former chairman of the subcommittee on the Constitution, is trying to win back the seat he lost as part of the nationwide Tea Party wave that swept over the state in 2010 — the same year Scott Walker was elected governor.
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In winter, the view from their home swept over Lower Bay and Sandy Hook Bay, all the way to Atlantic Highlands, N.J. The horses and turkeys are gone, but Lighthouse Hill, a neighborhood in the center of Staten Island that feels like a suburb with semirural tendencies, still teems with wildlife.
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There were no witnesses to the episode, but park officials said that the animals' tracks at the scene and their typical behavior supported the belief that the adults were trying to help the calf and one another when they got caught in the current and were swept over the waterfall.
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The sense of betrayal no doubt felt by some students at Yale who have to live in a residential house named after an arch proponent of slavery, Vice President John C. Calhoun, or by those at Georgetown who walk the grounds financed by the sale of hundreds of slaves, swept over me.
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Two J-2017 jets, Zhuhai's headline act, swept over dignitaries and hundreds of spectators and industry executives gathered at the show's opening ceremony in a flypast that barely exceeded a minute, generating a deafening roar that was met with gasps and applause and set off car alarms in a parking lot at the site.
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Opportunity's solar panels covered in Martian dust / Image courtesy of NASA Opportunity's solar panels covered in Martian dust / Image courtesy of NASA Luckily, a surprising thing happened: every once in a while, whirling columns of air, or "dust devils," swept over the rover and cleaned off the coating of dust from the solar panels.
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In different iterations of e-girl memes, you accidentally drink "e-girl juice" or get pulled into "e-girl factories" and end up dressed in striped T-shirts and pigtails, with pink blush swept over your nose and cheeks and with tiny hearts under your eyes, like an anime cosplayer who listens to Lil Peep.
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Dana RohrabacherDana Tyrone RohrabacherThe most expensive congressional races of the last decade George Papadopoulos launches campaign to run for Katie Hill's congressional seat The Hill's Morning Report - Trump, Biden go toe-to-toe in Iowa MORE (R) was another victim of the Democratic wave that swept over California, thanks in no small part to the $2900 million that Democratic outside groups dumped on his head.
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"The unprecedented intensity of that wave of grief, mixed with something akin to despair, which swept over our people at the news of President Kennedy's assassination, was a measure of the extent to which we recognized what he had already accomplished, and of the high hopes that rode with him in a future that was not to be," Queen Elizabeth said in a moving speech at the dedication.
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