They flashed smiles, then swerved back into my suitemates' rooms.
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He eventually swerved off and smashed into a parked car.
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The bus swerved in a screeching of brakes and stopped.
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Only a minute later, the Uber swerved around the bend.
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Clinton's national security record, but swerved repeatedly from his script.
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The truck driver swerved but struck the bus, Camlin said.
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But as I began drilling into particulars, the conversation swerved.
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Later, it swerved around a driver opening his car door.
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Later, it swerved around a driver opening his car door.
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That swerved me, and I got the narrator in there.
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He swerved into the median and was thrown from the vehicle.
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A lorry travelling in the opposite direction swerved into their lane.
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The cyclist swerved and was struck by a private carting truck.
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He swerved to avoid hitting it, he later said, but failed.
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He swerved to the right, and the car bounced and began
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As we were driving home, she swerved violently off the highway.
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After an hour, the helicopter swerved, looping low over the lake.
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Walker lost control of the bus and swerved off of the roadway to the right, striking an elevated driveway and mailbox, swerved to the left and began to overturn, striking a telephone pole and a tree.
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But after high school Salvat swerved expectations and enrolled in law school.
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The tour bus swerved through traffic, and a cop trailed after them.
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At the last moment, the other driver swerved to let us pass.
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The final U.S. presidential debate swerved between policy issues and personal attacks.
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Suddenly, a car carrying four teenagers swerved in front of the house.
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Everyone agrees that he swerved, crashed into a tree and died instantly.
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And when I swerved around, I pointed it at him and he ran.
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When the driver swerved left and stepped on the brake, Pantaleón leaped out.
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A homage to Italian food culture that occasionally swerved toward Leni Riefenstahl territory?
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The line blurred as the focus swerved from the celebrated to the celebrator.
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The other driver swerved to avoid Rodman's SUV and crashed into a concrete wall.
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"I felt like I was passing out, and I swerved three lanes," he says.
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My brain immediately swerved to my frozen embryos, patiently waiting at an IVF lab.
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A car swerved to avoid striking another vehicle and ended up hitting the Waymo.
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But Israel's career swerved downward with the 20143 book Estée Lauder: Beyond the Magic.
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The Model X reportedly hit a guardrail then swerved across a number of lanes.
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The witnesses say McClendon's SUV swerved and crashed into the underpass and caught fire.
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But it, too, swerved from reality, reporting inflation rates 50% lower than independent estimates.
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Dagostino said a female driver swerved into his lane twice, the Houston Chronicle reports.
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The car spun toward the bus, and the bus driver swerved to avoid it.
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He swerved to the right, off the two-lane highway and into a pasture.
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I swerved to right to miss it & ended up hitting a second trash can.
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The bus then swerved into oncoming traffic on the other side of the road.
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The horse, for unknown reasons, swerved to the outside of the track -- impeding another horse.
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Hill allegedly swerved over multiple lanes and crashed into the back of a semi truck.
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I almost swerved off the road the first time I saw cotton in full bloom.
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In Erie, Pa., on Friday, Mr. Trump swerved back and forth between attacks on Mrs.
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She swerved pads and tampons, choosing to freebleed for the duration of her marathon run.
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But as Thiem's shots dipped and swerved and died without warning, Djokovic's frustration became evident.
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"Swerved" indicated Mr. Hanegby lost control of the bike, or that he was being careless.
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Though I was asking about his policy aims, his musings swerved off to other vexations.
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Westbury QUEENS NASSAU 1 A southbound vehicle swerved around lowered gates and onto the tracks.
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Westbury QUEENS NASSAU 285 A southbound vehicle swerved around lowered gates and onto the tracks.
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Both times, he swerved out of the depression by finding a new angle on his work.
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Yet, The Affair swerved away from truly solving any of the remaining mysteries around Alison's death.
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A van swerved to avoid another car and struck the trooper outside his vehicle, officials said.
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The S&P 153 and Dow Jones swerved between gains and losses before ending virtually flat.
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Both men were killed when their SUV swerved off the highway and slammed into a tree.
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Mellen told the TV station that the driver ignored a stop sign and swerved through traffic.
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Video taken inside the bus captures a growing panic among the passengers as the bus swerved.
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Music was blasting as the vehicle swerved from side to side, slamming him against its windows.
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Have you ever swerved dangerously when driving to avoid hitting a chipmunk, raccoon, or a turtle?
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In 21998, when users started moving from desktop computers to phones, Facebook swerved toward mobile technology.
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As I rolled the nest gently over the curb onto the grass, cars swerved around us.
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Richardson is vegan, so he swerved the prawns, but did eat a spoonful of the dal.
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He swerved the truck, an enormous Ford Raptor, at the ATV, which jolted to a halt.
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Their conversation had swerved, as it often did, to how Corbetta should open her own gallery.
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Midway through the morning, a Peugeot minivan swerved to the curb and slowed for a moment.
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"He swerved right round me and then hit about five or six people," Ms. Jones said.
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They missed their Beltway exit and swerved at the last minute to try to make it.
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They missed their Beltway exit and swerved at the last minute to try to make it.
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Colton Underwood just swerved REAL hard on the big v-question that everyone wants to know.
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On May 18683th, Justice Gorsuch again swerved left to stand up for the rights of Native Americans.
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And then it sort of swerved, and then it came to a complete, like, ... a crash stop.
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Ramsay allegedly swerved, hitting the back of McCollum's vehicle and rupturing the gas can — igniting both cars.
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The truck's driver told police he swerved off the freeway to avoid causing a chain reaction crash.
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Of course, Suicide Squad feels like someone grabbed the steering wheel and swerved too far toward wackiness.
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In an attempt to avoid photos, Mark swerved and crashed into a concrete post, according to TMZ.
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He appeared to be moving toward Trump, until he swerved to greet German Chancellor Angela Merkel first.
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In the past, Democrats have swerved rightward on cultural issues to fend off assaults from the right.
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I swerved to the side of the street to make space for the car to drive by.
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He saw me and swerved toward me so that I could bear witness to his government's brutality.
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Mr. Finicum swerved into a snowbank as he approached the blocked highway, nearly striking an F.B.I. agent.
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From its inception, "Bat Out of Hell" has swerved all over the boundary between sincerity and absurdity.
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The van lurched and moaned; McBride, at the wheel, exaggeratedly braked and swerved to toss us around.
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Mr. Frankel swerved and avoided a direct hit, but was catapulted over the handlebars onto the pavement.
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If he swerved onto the sidewalk, he would hit Alex; if he didn't, he would hit Jonathan.
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KHOU reported that the bus driver told investigators she swerved to miss another vehicle and lost control.
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On the ride home she says the bus swerved, causing Lacey's hands to slip off the pole.
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As his mother swerved the car, school surveillance video showed the boy hanging onto the car's door handle.
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" Gabbana raised eyebrows on Wednesday when he swerved way out of his lane and wrote "É proprio brutta!!!
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Mark allegedly swerved to the left in an attempt to avoid the photographer and hit a concrete barrier.
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The remarks — nominally focused on a recent arrest in McKnight's death — swerved passionately and erratically among many topics.
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But he grinned and swerved towards the kids and bent down to bump their hands with his elbow.
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Read more: A British family vacationing in Canada unknowingly swerved onto a US road to dodge an animal.
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Chandler Police say the incident happened Friday afternoon when a Honda sedan swerved to avoid hitting another car.
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The subject instead swerved to the fund manager's trip to attend the Liberal Democrat party conference in Bournemouth.
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Four Chinese tourists are dead after their tour bus swerved and flipped on a Utah road on Friday.
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Here's what you need to know: • The final U.S. presidential debate swerved between policy issues and personal attacks.
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She swerved into tap, deeply, carrying on its jazz tradition while expanding its cultural range and contemporary currency.
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The monthly jobs report was full of good news, even as the stock market has swerved down recently.
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The Lycra-Legged Screamer swerved, clipped a nun on a Unicycle and was impaled on a selfie stick.
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Remember when an uber driver called me a cunt, swerved on the road, and tried to assault me??
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Initial police reports said that Mr. Hanegby swerved to avoid a parked vehicle and collided with the bus.
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I swerved, barely missing a mailbox, trying to navigate through a six-inch square of frost-free glass.
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Westbury L.I.R.R. station Westbury QUEENS NASSAU 53 A southbound vehicle swerved around lowered gates and onto the tracks.
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Westbury L.I.R.R. station Westbury QUEENS NASSAU 1 A southbound vehicle swerved around lowered gates and onto the tracks.
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Westbury L.I.R.R. station Westbury QUEENS NASSAU 22017 A southbound vehicle swerved around lowered gates and onto the tracks.
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Dimitrov, seeded 15th, wrapped up the second set with a forehand pass that swerved around Goffin at the net.
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Brandon then swerved their Harley-Davidson off the road and into a barbed-wire fence, the Highway Patrol says.
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"Even though there were holes in the road, we sped up and swerved to shake them off," he said.
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I pulled over — as you can see by the tire marks — and he swerved and he caught my offside.
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Garza Palacios drove up on the scene, swerved to avoid their vehicles and plowed into them on the shoulder.
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So he gambled on a massive drive, which swerved through the pines, over a creek and into a shrub.
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Officials say the driver of a BMW swerved to avoid a head-on collision and hit the center divider.
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The fact the truck is on the wrong side of the road shows the driver swerved into Mack's lane.
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Just a few metres into my journey in Nissan's LEAF electric car, the autonomous vehicle swerved towards the kerb.
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Friday near Central Park when she swerved to avoid an Uber that went into the bike lane, police said.
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But that car was also in manual mode, and another driver who swerved into oncoming traffic caused the crash.
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Police said Vorayuth admitted he was driving, but not recklessly — the officer swerved in front of him, he said.
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Her boyfriend says he swerved to the left in an attempt to avoid him and hit a concrete barrier.
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Marinetti swerved to avoid hitting his fellow travelers, sending his car into a ditch and completely destroying the vehicle.
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He thought he was signing to stay in Ottawa, and then the team swerved him by immediately trading him.
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But before the offering kindness part, she swerved into racial commentary that led to her being fired on Wednesday.
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While riding his bike home from work, he swerved to avoid hitting a pedestrian and landed on his head.
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On the penultimate lap, Hamilton made his move to pass Verstappen, and the Dutchman quickly swerved to block him.
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The A-10s swerved to avoid the Russian plane, which was supposed to fly only west of the Euphrates.
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The icebreaker sliced in front of the Burns Harbor once, then swerved ahead to carve a path to follow.
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The A-222s swerved to avoid the Russian aircraft, which was supposed to fly only west of the Euphrates.
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His zodiac boat swerved between the Russian harpooner and the whale he and his crew were trying to protect.
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The Arizona Republican's political career swerved wildly between highs and lows, between moments of high purpose and personal pique.
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Then, as if he'd suddenly swerved around a bump in the road, he started talking about the blond guy.
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In the sixties, though, he swerved back to the eccentric, vivid tonality that marked the music of his youth.
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When Boeheim swerved to avoid the car ... he hit a pedestrian named Jorge Jimenez in the road -- killing him.
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Then it swerved back across the road and accelerated as fast as possible and hit the barrier at full pelt.
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But they also found that a significant number of motorists swerved to avoid them, replacing one dangerous behavior with another.
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Then, upon entering Egypt's airspace, the aircraft swerved then plunged dramatically, Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos told reporters in Athens.
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Right in time, it swerved to the right, averting what might have been a nasty puncture at the very least.
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When she overcorrected, the old, white Buick swerved and crashed through a barbed wire fence before overturning in a field.
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According to cops, a Ford Explorer traveling in the opposite direction swerved into Byrd's lane and crashed into his vehicle.
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He discovered her barefoot, in the middle of Second Avenue, oblivious of the cars, horns blaring, that swerved around her.
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Then in 1985, during a career lull, he joined up with the young Parisian artist Ramuntcho Matta, and swerved again.
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The police said Mr. Hanegby had swerved toward the bus, fell and was caught beneath one of the rear wheels.
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Within just a few years, the general public's attitude toward social media has swerved from widespread veneration to viral fury.
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Justin Bieber and his crew swerved into oncoming traffic in England Tuesday night, and cops are now on the case.
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The rookie, who made his F1 debut last year and is in his first full season, swerved instinctively and avoided contact.
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Trusting the autonomous vehicle is crucial and means the machines need to be more transparent, explaining why they braked or swerved.
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Immediately after entering Egyptian airspace, the plane swerved 2320 degrees to the left and then turned 22 degrees to the right.
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After being hit, the truck swerved across the barrier and was able to stop in a median along the northbound lane.
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The state's politics swerved in response to its growing population of immigrants, who were troubled by Republicans' intolerant rhetoric and policies.
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The lane keeping assist provided some mild steering assistance, but mostly it blinked and beeped if you swerved across the line.
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In addition to their more raucous gameplay, games like Commerce and Bulls and Bears swerved ever further away from religious themes.
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You'll recall, Scrappy was behind the wheel when he fell asleep, swerved off the road and smashed into a utility pole.
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On December 14, 2001, near Norwich, he lost control of his car, swerved in front of a truck, and was killed.
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Stocks swerved between gains and losses on Thursday and wound up with a muddled finish as the price of oil plunged.
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The second Max-D-UltraGoatse™ truck swerved a bit, hit one jump, hit two jumps, then flipped onto its roof.
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"A semi truck was coming, and he laid on the horn and swerved out and barely missed me," Mr. Patel said.
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Cubs outfielder Albert Almora Jr. hit a line drive that swerved into the field-level seats along the third-base line.
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At the intersection of Budapester Strasse and Kantstrasse, the attacker swerved from the street and steered the truck into the market.
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In both cases, authorities say D'Agostino said he shot at the women out of self-defense after they swerved into his lane.
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Carney was in a vehicle with his friend, 37-year-old Ezekiel Blanton, when Blanton swerved and hit a tree, KTHV reported.
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Eyewitnesses reported that the vehicle was heading west when it swerved into eastbound traffic, in what appeared to be a deliberate act.
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They say the cars&apos drivers swerved in and out of traffic and used the bus lane before they were pulled over.
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Local police said there were minor injuries from the incident after a sedan swerved into the Waymo van to avoid another collision.
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According to local reports, Hathaway died Saturday in Salisbury, Maryland after he reportedly swerved off a remote countryside road into a ditch.
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The passenger plane was traveling from Paris to Cairo early Thursday morning when it swerved abruptly and vanished from traffic control radar.
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The semi driver was trying to avoid another vehicle when it swerved into the other truck, causing the chip truck to overturn.
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Houston narrowly dodged a bullet in 2008 when Hurricane Ike swerved away from a direct hit on the city just before landfall.
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The Honda swerved to avoid an oncoming vehicle in the intersection and seemed to momentarily lose control as it crossed the median.
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Correction: A previous version of this article stated that Moustapha Alassane drove the car that swerved off the road, killing Jean Rouch.
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The child of professors, Kwong swerved toward magic as a Harvard undergrad after attending a talk by the legendary conjurer Ricky Jay.
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It also said that if a driver swerved to the left or right while connected to the cables, it would not detach.
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Ramsay, who was driving at a high speed, swerved slightly to avoid McCollum but ended up crashing into the rear of his car.
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Author and editor Alexander Chee tweeted a photo of the report, which might have swerved a little too far into the sass zone.
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Greek Defence Minister Panos Kammenos said it had swerved radically and plunged from 37,000 feet to 15,000 before vanishing from Greek radar screens.
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Saulters followed in his car, swerved to the right and rammed Patmon, who rolled up the hood and then crumpled to the ground.
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Carney was in a vehicle with his friend, 37-year-old Ezekiel Blanton, when Blanton swerved and hit a tree, KTHV reported then.
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Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos said the Airbus swerved radically and plunged from 37,000 feet to 15,000 before vanishing from Greek radar screens.
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Prices have swerved between a three-week low of $$74.49 and $78.75 this week on speculation about output by major oil-producing nations.
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In 1988, when the novelist Darin Strauss was in the twelfth grade, a classmate on a bicycle swerved in front of his car.
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On the day of the crash the Greek defense minister said the plane swerved and dropped to 15,000 feet before disappearing from screens.
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When I looked down to read or write a text or send a message on Facebook, I swerved and nearly crashed every time.
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On the final straight, Piquet swerved back and forth, trying to feed the remaining fuel to his engine, as did Senna, now second.
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Then she swerved, ceaselessly, to the problem of inadequate teacher pay, the importance of Medicaid expansion and Route 28, Route 28, Route 28.
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Walker took the stand Wednesday to defend himself, saying a white vehicle had encroached into his lane and he swerved to avoid it.
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Eleven people were wounded in central Istanbul on Friday (September 23) when a bus swerved off the highway after the driver was attacked.
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Police believe that the driver of the tractor-trailer, whom they did not name, swerved to miss hitting something on the exit ramp.
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Matt came in through various, like MTV and WNYC, and then swerved into business and got a business degree, and then worked at BCG.
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Morton passed out, but from what he was told, he swerved off the road and was found by a passer-by, who dialed 911.
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It used funk and deep grooves from an excellent rhythm section, with up to three drummers, then swerved into severe on-the-beat minimalism.
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When her Buick veered onto the shoulder, Obdulia overcorrected and swerved back across the road, according to a report from the California Highway Patrol.
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Online, Ciara fans swerved criticism of the "1, 2 Step" singer, by reminding trolls that Ciara's life has nothing to do with her ex.
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Oddly, though, the Jesuits had room for his sort, with only moments of squirming; and from the age of 18 his loyalty never swerved.
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Local news station WBOC 16 reports that Maryland State Police were notified after Hathaway's truck swerved off a remote road and into a ditch.
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"Actually, I thank Snapchat for the idea [of Stories] and Instagram for knocking them off," he said as we swerved around a trail corner.
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A police spokesman said her driver, who swerved off the road when another vehicle collided with him, had broken a leg and his pelvis.
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Consider Conor Gillaspie, a soft-spoken 29-year-old journeyman and the current Giants third baseman, who never swerved from his magical postseason run.
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In the second quarter, he went the length of the court after a Grizzlies miss, swerved by Andrew Harrison, and finished with a layup.
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Jordan Wyckoff said he was thrown from a bike in Brooklyn when he tried to stop after a minivan swerved into the bike lane.
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As I swerved up the slope trying to dodge a wave, my gears hopped and my chain busted — my only malfunction of the tour.
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As the tricycles swerved around corners, the only noise in the city came from bars with posters of seminude women plastered on the doors.
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When a taxi swerved into a group of protesters nearby, some dragged the driver out and beat him until he was covered in blood.
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It was incredible—I swerved around the evening and traveled faster than some of the bikers, weaving confidently through the wooded scenery without falling over.
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On the afternoon of Monday, November 21, the No. 366 school bus swerved off a street, toppled on its side and slammed into a tree.
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Instead, it swerved off a street, toppled on its side and slammed into a tree, killing six children and injuring more than a dozen others.
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Carney was in the vehicle with his friend, 37-year-old Ezekiel Blanton, when Blanton swerved and hit a tree, KTHV reported at the time.
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Initially, Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos said that, upon entering Egyptian airspace, the aircraft swerved "2804 degrees left and then 2224 degrees" before plunging dramatically.
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The little girl's father had allegedly been driving under the influence when he swerved and crashed into an abandoned car, and shot through some fencing.
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There's also this ... our guy asked if a since-deleted tweet from his fiancee, Cardi B, claiming he swerved to dodge a crackhead was true.
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Reportedly the sedan was traveling eastbound and swerved to avoid another car at an intersection, straying into the westbound lanes and hitting the Waymo van.
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Initially, Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos said that, upon entering Egyptian airspace, the aircraft swerved "90 degrees left and then 360 degrees" before plunging dramatically.
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Brennan-Jobs stayed as quiet as possible, praying to a crack in the windscreen to keep them safe as her mother swerved across the road.
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Ford was driving down the freeway near Santa Barbara when the car in front of him lost control and swerved off the road, reports TMZ.
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Video released by the Athens-Clarke County Police Department showed Saulters swerved left in front of Patmon, but not effectively stopping the suspect from running.
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"Millions of Americans feel the country has swerved from its moral center," she said, citing the separation of children from parents at the southern border.
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However, when the road swerved away, I could always find the river again by searching for the cooling towers of factories that lined the banks.
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According to the docs ... the driver swerved dangerously across the highway to pull onto the shoulder and aggressively demanded extra money to stay on course.
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He borrowed a pen from the friend to try to dig the coin out as cars and buses swerved to avoid him, honking their horns.
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On the way to return the kids to his ex-wife after a Father's Day visit, he swerved off the road into a deep pond.
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Within just a few paragraphs, Trump swerved from calls for unity and shared victory to blasting Democrats on their opposition to his proposed border wall.
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Witnesses described an aircraft that swerved and dipped wildly in its final moments, spewing smoke and making unusual noises before it hurtled into the ground.
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According to them, the driver swerved off the road twice before drifting off the third time, which would eventually lead to the bus flipping. Sgt.
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Later on the road, a pickup truck swerved into our lane and the Google car fairly smoothly and just slightly veered left to avoid it.
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The Greek defence minister has said Greek radar showed the plane swerved sharply and plunged from cruising altitude to 15,000 feet before disappearing from the radar.
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The Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's dept says Maddie was driving the Polaris ATV shortly before 3 PM on Sunday when she swerved to avoid a drainage ditch.
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He swerved a question about whether the situation was more to do with a 'power play' over who calls the shots in the increasingly-troubled sport.
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Meanwhile, established outfits such as IPPR, which provided the ideological backbone of Blairism, have swerved leftward and called for a comprehensive reshaping of the British economy.
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With only moments to react, Ally quickly swerved out of the truck's path, but she lost control and her car continued to flip for 75 yards.
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" Even the godfather Wiley turned in a rare appearance, before Solo 45 swerved onstage like a car without any brakes, screaming "Feed 'em to the lions!
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In a video in early April, Mr. Brown narrated as Autopilot swerved to miss a truck on a highway that had cut in front of him.
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Hours after they celebrated Thanksgiving at an elementary school lunch on Monday, their school bus swerved off the road, flipped over and slammed into a tree.
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The 23-year-old had borrowed his parents' car for the occasion, and the vehicle swerved as he moved to pull out of a parking lot.
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Even if that correspondence contained little proof of what the prince's critics have described as meddling, his candid discussion of topical issues swerved from political custom.
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Mithilesh Yadav, who saw the crash, told The Hindustan Times newspaper that the vehicle, a Bolero, had swerved to avoid another accident and hit the children.
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Ordinarily I would have swerved Bob because of his inability to nudge our chat beyond the realms of small talk into something that actually resembled conversation.
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Bourdain swerved to avoid an oncoming truck, and almost hit a woman on a scooter with a bale of green vegetables balanced precariously on the back.
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By contrast, many areas that swerved heavily Republican four years ago were more likely to rely on traditional blue-collar industries like manufacturing, agriculture and trade.
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In an attempt to avoid the bird's attack, the man dramatically swerved from the path, the man hit a fence post and fell to the ground.
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Driving along a dark stretch of two-lane road in central Florida, Boek swerved his pickup truck early Tuesday morning in front of the rideshare car.
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Arriving by car from the national assembly in the tiny ex-Yugoslav republic, the pristine roads turned potholed and the occasional horse-drawn cart swerved between cars.
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When the Buick veered onto the shoulder, Obdulia overcorrected and swerved back across the road, according to a report from the California Highway Patrol obtained by PEOPLE.
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EgyptAir Flight 804 was flying from Paris to Cairo with 66 passengers aboard early Thursday morning when it swerved abruptly and vanished altogether from traffic control radar.
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The Shanghai Composite Index swerved in and out of the red in early trade, and was last up 0.1 percent, after dropping 2 percent the previous day.
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Cops say the Corvette also sped past the trooper and swerved in and out of traffic at a high rate of speed before getting stuck in traffic.
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The teen swerved off the road and spun out, and the assistant principal was able to "apprehend him at that particular point till police came," he said.
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"They're a menace," said Xing Dayong, a taxi driver who had just aimed a string of curses at a cyclist who swerved in front of his car.
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Meanwhile, the UFC and Bellator have both swerved away from pure-sport territory, prioritizing fights based on their ability to captivate (and maybe repulse) a paying audience.
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The 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, British Columbia, were considered a chance at redemption, but Jacobellis swerved off course in a semifinal heat and missed the final.
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An insufferably American poster boy who probably swerved spring break in favor of helping out at the local church with his high school girlfriend of three years.
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As it happened, the first ball hit to him in right field was a screaming liner by Joey Gallo of the Texas Rangers that swerved and dipped.
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She fell backward and hit her head on the pavement, narrowly escaping more serious injury after a bus driver saw her and swerved into the opposite lane.
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Modric received the ball on the edge of the area, took two touches, then quickly swerved to find just enough space to bend a shot past Cabellero.
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Earlier this week, a passenger bus swerved off course and drove into a busy pedestrian underpass in Moscow, killing at least four people, Russian news agencies reported.
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But Trump has at times swerved into more populist territory, complaining of a "rigged system" and criticizing the carried interest tax break used by hedge fund managers.
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The robocar did what humans typically do when they see something unexpected in their path—it swerved out of the way, smashing into the crowded public bus.
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Just for extra safety, Corden strapped on a black bike helmet while Gaga had a hard time shifting the gear lever into "drive" and swerved on the road.
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Three Columbia University students died Wednesday when a bus in which they were traveling swerved off a road in Honduras and plunged into a ravine, according to reports.
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She knew D'Myunn had to be sitting in the front seat when the bus swerved off Talley Road, hit a tree and a utility pole, and flipped over.
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The bus was on its way to drop off children after school Monday when driver Johnthony Walker swerved off the road and the vehicle plowed into a tree.
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He swerved the course of her life towards one marked by great love, stadium tours, devastating loss, and inheriting a 28-room London mansion (but that's for later).
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Hildago, who was also arrested but freed earlier this week, said Ferrer swerved to avoid the official, who was only slightly injured and drove away from the scene.
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Also injured were the two drivers of the truck, who fled their vehicle after it swerved off the road and crashed, and two passers-by in a car.
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As we've reported ... Pitcher was driving a pick-up truck on a winding road in July when he swerved across the lane and smashed into the rapper's Maybach.
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Last week at least 18 people were killed when a tour bus swerved across the median and slid off a road in Nakhon Ratchasima Province, in northeast Thailand.
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He swerved out of an upper-body undulation into a downward plunge, kicking a leg up behind him almost into a split as his face skimmed the floor.
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One of my theories is that in this hypercasual culture of ours, we're so petrified of sounding overly fussy that we've swerved all the way to overly crass.
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Prosecutors argued in court that Walker was driving well over the 30 mph speed limit and was on his phone when the school bus swerved off the street.
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The truck swerved off the road and rolled over on its side, striking several vehicles as it slid into a ditch directly in front of Holder, KCBD reported.
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The former foreign secretary, who left the government over his opposition to May's "Chequers" proposals, later on Friday swerved the question of whether he might challenge her leadership.
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She was just two years old when the car in which she was riding swerved to avoid a pile of leaves and collided head-on with another vehicle.
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Spencer allegedly crashed his mother's car less than 10 minutes later after he swerved across two lanes and hit a "no parking sign" and hillside, the Tribune-Review reports.
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Tesla claims the individual followed the vehicle for 35 minutes and at one point swerved so close to the vehicle that the side collision avoidance safety feature was triggered.
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Police in London have not filed charges in the case of a man who pushed a woman into the path of an oncoming bus that swerved to avoid her.
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The driver of the Anheuser-Busch truck, Roverto Ferrer Rodriguez, was ticketed for the accident, but Florida Today reports that Rodriguez swerved outside his lane to avoid another car.
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BELGRADE, June 21 (Reuters) - Five people died and 23 were injured early on Tuesday when a Slovak bus swerved off the road in southern Serbia, the Interior Ministry said.
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They'd been traveling north on Highway 95 in Orangeburg County when the family's 2011 Kia Soul hit an alligator, swerved into a tree and caught fire, authorities tell PEOPLE.
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The family said they were driving near the border when they swerved to dodge an animal, and drove down an unmarked road that they later discovered was US territory.
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The victims, Kevin Seymour and Kevin Price, say that Davis swerved up behind them on his scooter and started shouting homophobic slurs after they expressed concern about his driving.
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The NRA is nominally a gun rights organization, but in recent years it's swerved toward embracing a hardline version of conservatism, with all the racial ugliness that that entails.
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I wasn't sure what kind of gun it was, whether it was loaded or even real, but I swerved to the shoulder and told him to put it away.
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Ufuk Demirel, an Uber driver in Düsseldorf who has completed more than 300 rides over the past month, said a taxi driver had recently swerved to cut him off.
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"He said that he swerved to miss the trash can and hit another trash can, which in turn struck Jahangard, knocking him to the ground," according to the report.
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He reportedly swerved to avoid hitting a deer, slammed into a tree, and flipped his SUV on its side, forcing him to kick open a door to get out.
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He has always listened politely to other viewpoints but never swerved from his policy mission to protect his former profession from what he views as heavy-handed government intrusion.
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But then the chief justice swerved, and joined by the four liberal justices, said Ross' justification for the citizenship question, tied to enforcing the Voting Rights Act, was contrived.
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No, he stayed hydrated, swerved the molly and were primed to drop this first thing Monday morning: an earnest, good-humored YouTube comment full of kudos and exclamation marks.
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Levandowski, who was acting as the safety driver, swerved hard to avoid colliding with the Camry, causing Taylor to injure his spine so severely that he eventually required multiple surgeries.
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In a statement, Delta said the jet had just landed and was turning from the runway onto the taxiway when It "left the pavement" and swerved onto the snowy grass.
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" John Rodriguez Citing "grim details" from the police report, Rodriguez said that Kosakowski "swerved [the car] a little and gave it a little gas" and tried to "shake him off.
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In Congress he took dogged stands against Big Tobacco, global warming and over-regulation, but swerved on health-care reform and balanced budgets, as well as immigration in the end.
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WWE star Jimmy Uso swerved all over the road while speeding before he was arrested for DUI ... and TMZ Sports has obtained the police footage that shows the scary scene.
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The operator swerved to avoid the accident and lost control, sending the bus rolling onto its right side across the barrier cable, the sheriff's office said in a press release.
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Manuela Seja and her girlfriend, Jacqueline Sanchez, were sitting in the backseat when the car suddenly swerved off the road and crashed, ejecting both 14-year-olds and killing Jacqueline.
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One aid worker who was at the scene said around 250 people were believed to have been on the truck when it swerved off the road at about 3 a.m.
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For a sickening second, I thought it would run us off the narrow logging road, but it swerved wide of us and turned right at the highway, heading toward Vietnam.
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Bailey swerved around the trio of Ducks defenders on the ice before breaking free, swooping in and firing a shot past the sprawling Gibson into the middle of the net.
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The statement gave no further details about the crash, saying only it happened when a bus with Slovak registration plates swerved off the highway linking Serbia with Macedonia and Greece.
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Rojas allegedly swerved onto the wrong side of the road at about noon, vaulting the sidewalk and hitting several pedestrians before crashing into a busy street corner, ABC News reports.
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Before it could do so, witnesses described an aircraft that swerved and dipped wildly in its final moments, spewing smoke and making unusual noises before it hurtled into the ground.
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It swerved instead to migration, which has become politically fraught with the rise of populist, anti-immigrant parties — even as the number of migrants coming to Europe has fallen sharply.
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The truck struck the tourist, Madison Jane Lyden, 403, after she swerved in its lane to avoid a livery cab that had cut her off in the northbound bike lane.
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Prosecutors allege that Schmitt purposely swerved his 2011 Mercedes CLS550 into Jahangard and struck the father of two, who died three days later of blunt force injuries to the head.
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This time, the percussionists' soft playing was spun into a rampaging swirl that swerved between the speakers and was just as quickly gone, leaving only the quiet live acoustic playing.
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And because she keeps stressing her passion for education, she should be pressed on how she swerved from past positions that essentially aligned her with Betsy DeVos to the opposite.
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Five years later, after the blockbuster success of "Born in the USA," he swerved again and released "Tunnel of Love," a melancholy concept album inspired by his failing first marriage.
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Walker -- who denied being on his phone and said he couldn't remember how fast he was driving -- testified he'd swerved to avoid a white vehicle that veered into his lane.
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But from about 720 to 635 million years ago, temperatures swerved the other way as the planet became encased in ice during the two ice ages known as Snowball Earth.
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Then, in 1980, Voyager 1 swerved by the moon on the way out of the solar system and radioed back evidence of a smoggy atmosphere four times denser than Earth's.
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Boeheim, 74, swerved his sport utility vehicle to avoid the car, which had skidded to a stop on the slick roadway and was resting perpendicular across most of two lanes.
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Aguilar said that on one trip a man appeared on his truck's sideboard and put a pistol to his head - but his co-driver swerved hard to shake the assailant off.
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At home, Mr Sánchez's possibilities are limited, mainly because Albert Rivera, the leader of Ciudadanos, a formerly liberal party that has swerved right, ruled out any agreement even before the election.
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While decelerating his dragster swerved to the left and flipped, taking out one of the onboard cameras in the process, but a camera in the cockpit kept on recording the aftermath.
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The driver of a sedan going the correct way swerved to avoid a head-on collision with Rodman's SUV and slammed into a concrete wall along the carpool lane, prosecutors said.
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So, at the mid point of his discography, he swerved and made Up on the Ridge, an album that you could swap for the soundtrack to O Brother, Where Art Thou?
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Six people are dead and 10 more injured in Baltimore on Tuesday after an empty school bus swerved into oncoming traffic — slamming into the side of a Maryland Transit Administration bus.
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"Today while testing our self-driving vehicle in Chandler, Arizona, another car traveling in an oncoming lane swerved across the median and struck our minivan," a spokesperson said in a statement.
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After all, its sensors would have detected the car getting perilously close to a parked car and either swerved or braked in time to prevent the crash in the first place.
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That conflicts with the account given on the day of the crash by the Greek defense minister, who said the plane swerved and dropped to 15,000 feet before disappearing from radar.
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We broke the story ... Hill was arrested around 8 AM on a Saturday morning after officials say he swerved over multiple lanes on an L.A. freeway and crashed into a semitruck.
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The attack, carried out by a Tunisian who swerved his truck through crowds gathered to watch a fireworks display on France's national day on July 14, was claimed by Islamic State.
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A team of ducks crossing the road in Gisborne, New Zealand were saved when Tesla Autopilot sensed the fowl in the road and swerved at the last minute, narrowly avoiding them.
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The Austrian swerved the ball on the half-volley into the top corner from the far right corner of the box, earning his side the win at the Red Bull Arena.
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Bats swerved overhead as we approached one stunning section known as the concert hall because members of the Macedonian Philharmonic Orchestra once played there after the cave was opened to visitors.
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Elsewhere in Chattanooga, the bus driver, Johnthony K. Walker, 24, was jailed and charged with vehicular homicide after the authorities said he had recklessly sped and swerved during his afternoon route.
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While some grime greats drifted into the pop space in the late 2000s, stitching fibres of dance music into singles primed to engage white audiences too, Ghetts swerved the crossover approach.
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Whereas many of the fall perfumes smell like tipsy opulence — or vulgarity, depending on your take — Jason Wu swerved in a different direction for his first scent ($70 for an ounce).
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According to a police report obtained by PEOPLE, Schmitt claimed he accidentally struck Jahangard in the driveway of his Sandy Springs rental property after Schmitt swerved to avoid a trash can.
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Fresno police officers began pursuing Callahan in what police identified as a 2014 Mercedes on Monday morning after he swerved and nearly hit a patrol car, police told CNN affiliate KFSN.
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It swerved in and out of the red, falling more than 1 percent to a 20-month-low at one stage, before ending the day with a gain of 0.9 percent.
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And then on Friday, Governor Cuomo swerved slightly again, telling reporters that he actually needs the Metropolitan Transportation Authority board's approval, which he said on Thursday that he did not need.
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Cops say Jackson and Monroe were standing near a stopped vehicle on the shoulder of the highway when a black Ford F-150 truck swerved into their area and hit them.
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Michael Gerhardt, a CNN analyst and University of North Carolina law professor, pointed to moments in the Howell hearing as an example of how far Trump's legal team has swerved from history.
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It is as if there were a pothole in the middle of the street that every driver studiously avoided, but that most insisted did not exist even as they swerved around it.
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Jimenez and the vehicle's other occupants stepped out and walked down the highway when Boeheim noticed their vehicle in the middle of the road and swerved his car to avoid hitting it.
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The A320 disappeared from controllers' screens over the Mediterranean south of Greece en route from Paris to Cairo, with Athens saying the plane swerved in mid-air before plunging from cruising height.
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As she was pedaling, a driver of a BMW, whom police identified as Neil Singhal, allegedly swerved into the bike lane and sent Delott flying through the air, according to the outlet.
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Patel tells me that at Sundance Film Festival (where the film launched), an audience member told her they would have swerved a sex trafficking film were it not for the VR component.
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Many, including Boiler Room themselves, criticized the police from Lake Harmony—a rural town in one of the swing states that swerved red during the presidential election—for targeting people of color.
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Yet while bearing the imprint of his unmistakable style — gooey and guttural, rooted in his signature movement system known as Gaga — Mr. Pitts and Ms. Smith have swerved into their own lanes.
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DOYLESTOWN, Pa. — Pennsylvania voters, who went for President Trump two years ago, swerved in the other direction Tuesday, handing Democrats key victories and swelling the party's share of the state's House delegation.
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Ken tells us that he'd spoken to the driver -- the guy in the white shirt -- and apparently, the dude claimed he'd been cut off in traffic and accidentally swerved into their patio.
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The charcuterie was made on site from the start, but the menu swerved in a more meat-focused and English-leaning direction last fall when Ed Szymanski was hired as the chef.
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The black SUV carrying the immigrants was traveling at well over 100 miles per hour when it swerved off the highway, flipped over, and ejected several of the people inside, according to Boyd.
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The 2003 Buick that Obdulia was driving swerved to the other side of the road before it tore through a barbed wire fence into a field and flipped over, the CHP report stated.
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A full-time truck driver, Gray was admitted to the hospital's burn unit in a coma after a suspect swerved into his truck July 26 while fleeing from the Utah State Highway Patrol.
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The highlight of the weekend came in the unlikely form of Cagliari midfielder Radja Nainggolan, who produced the goal of the season so far with a stunning, swerved volley from outside the area.
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Police have said Walker was driving well over the 30 mph speed limit when the school bus swerved off a street, toppled on its side and slammed into a tree on November 21.
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Nevertheless, this fight is most probably Koch's last chance to slip back onto the path that seemed laid out specifically for him before destiny swerved to the left and crashed into a tree.
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Credit...Illustration by Eric Yahnker On Election Day 2016, I sat in the passenger seat of Alex Jones's Dodge Hellcat as we swerved through traffic, making our way to a nearby polling place.
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Monday, the driver swerved off the street and plowed through the Christmas market, steering between the rows of temporary wooden stands, which typically sell items such as handmade Christmas ornaments or mulled wine.
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L.I.R.R. collision: Two Long Island Rail Road trains traveling in opposite directions struck a car that had swerved around lowered gates and onto the tracks on Tuesday, killing three people in the car.
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Then he swerved into random attack mode, throwing a jab at the DNC and saying "under President Obama we've lost control of things that we used to have control over," without offering any specifics.
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Investigators also said on Monday that radar imagery obtained from the Egyptian military confirmed previous reports based on Greek and British radar data indicating that the plane had swerved in mid-air before crashing.
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Finicum, who was driving the leading truck, sped off in a short pursuit with law enforcement that ended when he swerved off the road to avoid a police barricade and was shot by troopers.
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Ernesto, 47, pushed the government line, arguing that some people had been shot by protesters while trying to drive through roadblocks, while others were run over by drivers who swerved to avoid the barricades.
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Nine minutes into the game, Devils forward Reid Boucher swerved into the Islanders' zone and took a shot that Halak said had bounced off a goal post, though Halak was credited with a save.
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Greek Defence Minister Panos Kammenos said the Airbus swerved 90 degrees to the left, spun through 360 degrees to the right and plunged from 20133,000 feet to 15,000 before vanishing from Greek radar screens.
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While the miniseries suggested the true murderer was her mother Adora Preaker-Crelling (Patricia Clarkson) for a little while in finale "Milk," the series swerved in the last few seconds with a massive twist.
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But during a TV interview with Reuters, he swerved the conversation back to the film about slave preacher Nat Turner, who led a rebellion in Virginia in 1831, and his role in American history.
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French President Francois Hollande also mentioned terrorism as a possible explanation for why the jet suddenly swerved and then seemingly plunged into the sea with 103 people aboard en route from Paris to Cairo.
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French President Francois Hollande also mentioned terrorism as a possible explanation for why the jet suddenly swerved and then seemingly plunged into the sea with 66 people aboard en route from Paris to Cairo.
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A low-slung red car a few feet off my rear bumper swerved to the right and somehow made it through the narrow space between the right lane and the wall, and sped away.
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The nearest one, an hour's drive away, sometimes refused to come, and hauling a body in a van as it bounced along potholed roads and swerved to avoid skittish kangaroos was a dicey proposition.
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Now, even as critics were swooning over the artistry of cable drama, Trump swerved deeper, into stranger regions, straight into the types of television that nobody took seriously, the ones dismissed as guilty pleasures.
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FREGINALS, Spain (Reuters) - Students from six countries were among 13 people killed when a bus swerved off the road and crashed in the Spanish region of Catalonia on Sunday, regional authorities said on Monday.
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Greek Defence Minister Panos Kammenos said the Airbus swerved 90 degrees to the left, spun through 22 degrees to the right and plunged from 2101,2320 feet to 22,2766 before vanishing from Greek radar screens.
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A woman who was believed to be intoxicated narrowly escaped death early Saturday morning after she was caught on video sleeping on a Texas road as a vehicle swerved to avoid running over her.
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CORNELIA, Ga. — When a sport utility vehicle swerved out of its lane several weeks ago, slamming into a pickup truck and killing a teenager, a reporter from The Northeast Georgian raced to the scene.
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On this night in Boston when James was merely human and merely led both teams in scoring, the Cavaliers swerved wildly this way and that before pitching into a deep ditch, losing, 233-133.
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But the illusion of a Spanish haven was shattered Thursday when a van swerved down Las Ramblas, Barcelona's famous pedestrian boulevard, leaving behind a trail of bodies including 13 dead and about 2200 injured.
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Police have said Walker was driving well over the 30 mph speed limit when the No. 366 school bus swerved off a street, toppled on its side and slammed into a tree on November 21.
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A Tennessee man was charged with murder after authorities said he intentionally swerved to hit pedestrians at random, killing a pregnant woman and her 2-year-old son as they were walking down the street.
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Authorities in Georgia have released a new video of the moments before an Atlanta-based aspiring model was fatally shot in the neck and swerved into oncoming traffic while driving to work earlier this month.
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It details several safety incidents that had occurred in the months before the fatal collision in Arizona, including one in which a prototype swerved off the road and drove on the sidewalk for several meters.
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According to a police statement released Saturday, a Honda sedan traveling eastbound entered an intersection on a red light and swerved to avoid another vehicle traveling north, veering into the Waymo Chrysler Pacifica's westbound lane.
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On Friday, Morgane Rolland, 22, was cycling with a friend on a small road in Loire when she swerved off the pavement, to avoid a car, and was hit by the trailer, Le Figaro reported.
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The accident report said Donaldson, who was traveling at 92 miles per hour in a 40-mile zone, swerved to avoid another vehicle and hit 44-year-old Ingrid's car head-on, according to KFOR.
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The investigation sources said the plane disappeared off radar screens less than a minute after entering Egyptian airspace and — contrary to reports from Greece — there was no sign that it had swerved sharply before crashing.
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Some think he started to feel sick, since he wasn't totally over his illness, and got out of the car to relieve himself when he was hit by a vehicle that swerved into the shoulder.
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Mr. Hancock started into a piano solo with his usual quicksilver poise, but just as he seemed ready to settle in, he swerved instead into a series of syncopated hits designed to showcase the drums.
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In the second shooting, the sheriff said, Mr. Ford drove straight at an oncoming motorist until both swerved into a ditch, then got out of his car, shot the other person, and stole the other vehicle.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, an incident involving Alphabet subsidiary Waymo occurred in May when a car ran a red light and swerved into opposing traffic, hitting the autonomous car and slightly injuring its driver.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Russian defense ministry said on Tuesday a U.S. reconnaissance RC-135 plane had swerved dangerously in the proximity of a Russian Su-27 fighter jet over the Baltic Sea, RIA news agency reported.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - As fellow Republicans labored to repeal Obamacare this week, U.S. President Donald Trump repeatedly swerved off-topic, escalating concerns in his party about his ability to govern the country six months after taking office.
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She had done this jump nearly 20123 times before, but this time she swerved to avoid a snowboarder, hit the ski jump sideways, over-rotated her spin, and landed hard on her right side and back.
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Before he even left his driveway, he careened into a row of hedges, drove over a curb, and swerved into a fire hydrant before ultimately plowing into a neighbor's oak tree at 30 miles per hour.
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The passenger plane was traveling from Paris to Cairo with 2804 people aboard, when it swerved abruptly and vanished from traffic control radar early Thursday morning in what officials say could be a potential terrorist attack.
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Smith was riding in the SUV when its driver swerved to avoid an animal and the vehicle rolled over twice, attorneys at law firms Beasley Allen and Gamble, Gamble, Calame and Jones said in a statement.
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He talks about Jay and Jean Good, who were coming home from their daughter's college graduation and were killed when a tractor-trailer swerved to avoid a minivan driver who was talking on a cell phone.
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The jumping off point was their new, glossy pop record, Love You to Death, but conversation soon swerved through everything from crushing on Rihanna, to the wonders of wine, to being unabashed about crushing on Rihanna.
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Following the adventures of a young woman named Star — she says she's 18, and might be telling the truth — "American Honey" tells a tale of youthful recklessness that could easily have swerved into moralism or exploitation.
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The basic premise of the bizarre incident is as follows: Last Thursday, a woman reportedly swerved in front of a Greyhound on a DC roadway, getting sideswiped by the bus in the process, NBC Washington reports.
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One of the victims, a Mexico-bound truck driver, was shot on Thursday by Border Patrol agents who said he had swerved his vehicle toward officers working at the Mariposa Port of Entry in Nogales, Ariz.
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After all, from her opening mother-of-pearl embroidered jacket to her final kurta dress, she swerved from her usual pencil skirts and high heels to make her clothes part of the content of her communications.
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Country music has expanded and mutated in surprising ways in the last decade: It has leaned jauntily into hip-hop, opened the door for rebellious female songwriters, and swerved back into masculine Strait-and-narrow balladry.
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And her aspirations have swerved toward politics for the long term, too: while she once dreamed of becoming an author or an archaeologist, Ms. Hill now hopes to be a member of Congress or an ambassador.
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In March, Airbnb employee Tess Rothstein, 30, was thrown from her bike and into oncoming traffic when she swerved to avoid an open door in the bike lane, and then was fatally crushed by a truck.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — At least 50 people, including seven children, were killed in western Kenya when a bus swerved off a road, rolled down a slope and crashed, ripping off the roof, an official said on Wednesday.
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It was around noon when Mr. Rojas swerved onto a curb near 22012nd Street and then accelerated north along the sidewalk on Seventh Avenue, which runs one way, southbound — crashing into people for block after block.
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The Times's Patrick McGeehan reports: A railroad crossing turned into a chaotic disaster scene last night when two L.I.R.R. trains traveling in opposite directions struck a car that had swerved onto the tracks, killing three people.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull swerved around the usual protocol for contacts with America's closest allies -- the United Kingdom usually comes first -- and reached Trump by dialing a phone number he got from pro golfer Greg Norman.
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In late November, an Indore-Patna express train swerved off the tracks and killed around 146 people in what was deemed the worst train accident since 2010, ramping up pressure on Modi to invest in new infrastructure.
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Police say the bus in Monday's crash was carrying 37 students when its driver, 20143-year-old Johnthony Walker, lost control of the vehicle and swerved off the roadway — striking a telephone pole and then a tree.
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Anna Wintour, who has been publicly attacked by the Trump White House for what they consider her indifference to covering them, recently swerved around questions about the style of President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump.
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And yet, as he swerved across two lanes of traffic as he tried to answer a call, I was still more relaxed than I had been in the back of the autonomous Audi a few hours earlier.
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Now they are linking it to the deadly attack that took place less than 24 hours later, when a white van swerved at speed down Barcelona's most famous boulevard and mowed down people at random, killing 13.
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Realizing he was going to hit the car, Lochte attempted to brake and swerved his car to avoid the collision, but hit the right fender, according to the report — which states that alcohol use was not suspected.
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He swerved into pop-laced dance with his 1980s group the Ambitious Lovers, and he has produced the likes of David Byrne and Laurie Anderson, as well as his fellow Brazilian renegades Gal Costa and Caetano Veloso.
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But there was far more behind Beyoncé's performance of her brand new single "Formation" than her shutting down the dance floor — which she did, even in a dance-off with Mars that included a gracefully swerved stumble.
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In December, he underwent a bilateral laminectomy, a back surgery his representative said was needed to repair his spine after a traffic accident in August, which occurred when he swerved his car to avoid hitting a deer.
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Tate's walk home, filled with elms, maples, and a near-death experience as "a car swerved to miss me," would likely have taken him right past Emily Dickinson's house; I read the poem as a sly tribute.
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In office, Trump has swerved this way and that on immigration, guns, taxes, health care, foreign policy, and trade, changing positions without warning, leaving his staff and supporters to scurry along after him, offering post-hoc justifications.
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Since materialising from the depths of America's southern state several years ago, the young ATLien has yelped, screeched and swerved his way into a twisted, anthemic sound that can only be defined as something of his own.
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While talking to the crowd in Louisville, Kentucky, about the nation's urban communities, Trump swerved in midstream and cited a report that NFL owners were avoiding hiring Kaepernick because they did not want to face Trump's Twitter wrath.
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Speaking on condition of anonymity, they said the plane disappeared off radar screens less than a minute after entering Egyptian airspace and - contrary to reports from Greece - there was no sign that it had swerved sharply before crashing.
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The conflict really swerved to become about how Vanderpump manipulates everyone while deflecting any serious questions about her own behavior, which of course pulled in Davidson, who still feels (rightly!) that Vanderpump hasn't softened her edgy, cavalier attitude.
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Boeheim, 74, was driving along Interstate 690 in Syracuse the night of February 20 when he swerved to avoid hitting a disabled car in the road, which had crashed into a guardrail moments before due to bad weather.
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Both the race winner, Nelson Piquet in a Williams, and the second-place finisher, Ayrton Senna in a Lotus, had swerved back and forth down the final straight, successfully sloshing the remaining dregs of fuel into their engines.
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In a meandering speech, Mr. Trump swerved between hitting back at Mr. Romney, taking swings at Hillary Clinton and Senator Marco Rubio, and offering his traditional rants against China, Mexico and companies that want to send jobs overseas.
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Within a few minutes of strapping into the mock Chevrolet being used to test the effects of driving stoned at Toronto's Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), I had swerved violently twice and nearly killed a jaywalker.
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Driving out to the three-room restaurant, I steeled myself behind the wheel as I swerved first past a coyote, then a wolf, and then an entire field of wide-eyed antelope ambling worrisomely close to the road.
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Authorities believe the driver swerved on the way to the park on Friday morning, but when he yanked the steering wheel to put the bus back onto the road the momentum sent the bus into a rollover crash.
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Four years later Poulidor seemed well placed to finally win until the 15th stage to Albi, when a motorcyclist in the race caravan swerved to avoid spectators and crashed into Poulidor's rear wheel, knocking him to the ground.
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Russia and Turkey have swerved in recent months from outright hostility to working more closely in a diplomatic effort aimed at resolving the conflict, after fitful and repeated failures led by the United Nations and the United States.
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Siddiqui spoke to Reuters from a police station where he was filing a report on the incident, and described how his taxi was stopped on the highway when another vehicle swerved, and braked suddenly in front of it.
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It was a prestigious but frustrating job: Hollande had campaigned on a tax-and-spend platform, but in the middle of his term, grappling with high unemployment and the eurozone debt crisis, he swerved toward market-driven reforms.
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Nine teenagers and an infant were packed inside the Chevy Trailblazer as it erratically sped and swerved in and out of traffic on Long Island's Meadowbrook Parkway just before noon, New York State Police said at a news conference.
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The 2003 Buick that Sanchez was driving swerved to the other side of the road before it tore through a barbed wire fence into a field and flipped over, according to a California Highway Patrol report obtained by PEOPLE.
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The stunt dummy was a passenger along with Japanese filmmaker Ryuhei Kitamura -- the man behind "Godzilla: Final Wars" -- when the driver swerved to avoid an object in the road ... then smashed into the center divider on an L.A. street.
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Black tire marks along a road in Wacol, Brisbane, suggest the car swerved to hit the animals as they fed by the side of the road, according to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA).
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LONDON (Reuters) - British banks swerved heavy share price losses in early trading on Wednesday, hours after a parliamentary vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal returned the most blistering defeat for a UK government in almost a century.
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Then you notice hundreds of tiny black cars crawling all over its underbelly, like head lice on a schoolchild—symbolic of the moment when the country, in the headlong pursuit of economic growth, swerved from pedal power to petroleum.
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Mr. Lahouaiej Bouhlel initially ran over two people, including a middle-aged Muslim woman, on the sidewalk, and then continued driving for 1.1 miles eastward, running over people left and right as he swerved on and off the sidewalk.
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According to local reports ... 33-year-old Valbuena and Castillo, 37, were leaving their Venezuelan league game with Cardenales de Lara in Yaracuy when their driver either hit or swerved to avoid a rock ... and drove off the road.
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Right as Resident Evil was running out of steam, it dovetailed into action with Resident Evil 4, and when Resident Evil 6 suggested a series at the end of its rope, Resident Evil 7 swerved in a different direction.
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By the time Abra Cadabra swerved onstage like a car without any breaks, screaming "Robbery" to a backdrop of roars and gun fingers, it felt like that peak moment at a party, right before the atmosphere begins to dip.
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The bus, the authorities said, was carrying elementary school students from a private school in the state of Himachal Pradesh in the Himalayas when it swerved and fell hundreds of feet into a deep ravine around 3:15 p.m.
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GARA-BOKKA, Ethiopia (Reuters) - The Ethiopian Airlines plane that crashed killing 157 people was making a strange rattling noise and trailed smoke and debris as it swerved above a field of panicked cows before hitting earth, according to witnesses.
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Similarly, on the international deal to contain Iran's nuclear programme, which he once swore to tear up but now seems to support, and on NATO, which he no longer calls obsolete, Mr Trump has swerved from bomb-throwing to orthodoxy.
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Click here to view original GIFMy lack of longboard riding experience meant that "straight" was not much of an option for me, and I swerved back and forth on the bike lane as the board wobbled atop the skate trucks.
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More of Nedbank's corporate and retail clients defaulted on their debts or swerved riskier investments due to a tough economic environment as unemployment rose to an 11-year high and South Africa had its worst quarterly contraction in a decade.
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Greek Defense Minister Panos Kammenos said that the A320 had swerved 90 degrees to the left then spun through 360 degrees to the right before plunging to an altitude of 15,000 feet before disappearing from Greek radar screens, Reuters reported.
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Even though Irma swerved well away from Miami, it is a "major event for Florida and also a major event for the insurance industry", Torsten Jeworrek, member of the board of German reinsurance giant Munich Re, told journalists on Sunday.
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The old white Buick she was driving swerved and crashed through a barbed wire fence before overturning in a field, ejecting her sister, Jacqueline Sanchez, and her sister's girlfriend, 14-year-old Manuela Seja, who sustained "major injuries" to her leg.
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GARA-BOKKA, Ethiopia, March 11 (Reuters) - The Ethiopian Airways plane that crashed killing 157 people was making a strange rattling noise and trailed smoke and debris as it swerved above a field of panicked cows before hitting earth, according to witnesses.
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He later died after losing control of his car and swerved across three lanes of highway traffic before going airborne and landing in a grassy patch, according to the Florida Highway Patrol, per the Palm Beach Post at the time.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Two Afghan migrants were killed and another 10 were injured in a traffic accident in southern Serbia on Thursday when a passenger car crammed with people swerved off the road and hit a safety barrier, the interior ministry said.
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I wasn't completely invested in concussion science until a car swerved into my bike lane four weeks ago, knocked me off my bike, and left me dizzy on a sidewalk curb, putting a sizable dent in an already tumultuous year.
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There were a few hair-raising moments, like when an oncoming tractor-trailer suddenly swerved into my lane of traffic, or when a woman in a blue-and-white striped shirt dashed out into the street in front of me.
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Vettel also directed a foul-mouthed outburst at race director Charlie Whiting, which was heard on television and for which he apologized, and then swerved across to the Red Bull driver after the finish with a finger raised and wagging.
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The vehicle swerved into a group of mainly North and West African people shortly after midnight as they left prayers at the Muslim Welfare House and the nearby Finsbury Park Mosque in north London, one of the biggest in Britain.
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The motorcyclists were riding east on Route 2 in Randolph, N.H., about 100 miles northeast of Concord, when the pickup truck, a 2016 Dodge 2500, swerved over the yellow line and "jackknifed" into the motorcyclists' lane around 6:30 p.m.
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Even Kuhlman and Tafuri, who swerved away from doom-and-gloom as they packaged their Preppi kits, emphasize that the general public can't rely on FEMA, and that their gear was in part designed to look cute and start conversations.
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Little Ezra Benitez was strapped into his car seat on Sunday when the black Cadillac Escalade driven by his father Ulizes Benitez rolled over as it swerved to avoid another vehicle, California Highway Patrol Officer Thomas Olsen confirms to PEOPLE.
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Around 10:30 on the evening of July 143, 2016, Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, 31, intentionally swerved a 19-ton rental truck onto the sidewalk of the Promenade des Anglais and careened into crowds as they were leaving the annual fireworks.
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And though the goods were neither new (it was founded in 13) nor particularly novel (Supreme, which generally does not identify its designers, hadn't swerved particularly in its aesthetic or its approach), the fashion world of 2017 took rabid interest.
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The vehicle swerved into the group of worshippers, mainly of North and West African origin, after they left prayers in Monday's early hours at the Muslim Welfare House and the nearby Finsbury Park Mosque in north London, one of the biggest in Britain.
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Zac could write songs that ambled or swerved, oftentimes both; he was fond of unspooling yarns that juxtaposed his constantly moving mind with the quiet country streets of his hometown Wagga Wagga or the exhausting din of Melbourne's north, where he lived.
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So far, investigators have had to rely on a mix of incomplete air traffic control data showing that the plane swerved abruptly before disappearing from radar, as well as a series of seven automated messages pointing to a possible fire on board.
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LIMA (Reuters) - A Boeing jet operated by Peruvian Airlines caught fire on Tuesday while landing at an airport near the Andean town of Jauja in central Peru after it swerved on the runway, but there were no serious injuries, a government minister said.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — The American speedskater Shani Davis swerved around a corner, on foot, in a subterranean postrace interview room at the Gangneung Oval on Tuesday night and slowed to a halt in front of a small pack of mostly American journalists.
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Apparently, he swerved to the left after driving momentarily on the solid line and ended up invading the oncoming lane and crossing the central stripe, which is lined with plants and trees—as if that stripe was the most appropriate place to rest.
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After traveling at least 50 yards, striking scores of people and leaving behind a trail of shattered wood and glass, the truck swerved back toward the street, coming to a stop after it struck a wooden structure, according to German news reports.
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CreditCreditTravis Dove for The New York Times NEWARK — After football practice one summer evening in 2613, a Pop Warner league coach and two of his players were driving through the Clinton Hill section of Newark when a car swerved and blocked their path.
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Competitors trailed behind or crashed into pieces along the course, but this one swerved and corkscrewed through two twin arches, hit a straightaway and then blasted into the netting that served as the finish line for the Drone Racing League's world championship.
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Drake swerved on all the reports that he wasn't coming and made a surprise appearance at the Grammys to accept his Best Rap Song trophy for "God's Plan" — but if you think he buried the hatchet with the Recording Academy's voting body, guess again.
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When he swerved out of the way to avoid hitting the car, which had crashed into a guardrail moments beforehand due to bad weather, the 74-year-old coach hit the passenger who had stepped out of the stricken vehicle, according to the outlet.
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After a last-ditch intervention by Britain and the United States, the organization swerved away from electing a Russian closely linked to the Kremlin, Alexander Prokopchuk, who is widely accused of using Interpol's international arrest warrant scheme to attempt extraditions of Putin's critics abroad.
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In the aftermath of the Kavanaugh hearings, the few remaining moderate Democrats find themselves passengers in the backseat of a minority party that has swerved hard left, lost the ability to have civil discourse, vilifies half the country or more, and is incapable of compromise.
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They said on Monday that radar imagery obtained from the Egyptian military had confirmed previous reports based on Greek and British radar data indicating that the plane had swerved sharply to the left, then spun 360 degrees to the right before disappearing from radar.
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" With that, the ceremony swerved into its usual piquancy, lightly teasing nominees like Ms. Streep, up for her 21st Oscar, and naming Sam Rockwell best supporting actor for his performance as a racist dimwit of a police officer in "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.
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If the Toronto Police Service (TPS) continues its slow march toward doling out stiff punishments for officers who drive drunk, it will be partly because of Enis Egeli, a local constable who swerved all over the Gardiner Expressway while a television cameraman looked on.
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Andrew Keh: A bus full of journalists was chugging down a busy road last Sunday when the driver swerved onto the left shoulder, put the vehicle in park and craned his neck for a better view of the giant television propped above his head.
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Artists who defined the tail end of the millennial sound underscored it with an obvious dispassion for structure—the music swooped and skirted and swerved in every direction, gorging on influences as disparate and as rich and as outright puzzling as anything I'd ever heard.
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But Hunter, a captain in the Wagoner County Department of Emergency Management, somehow did spot it and safely swerved around the submerged obstacle — as he would a dozen more times Friday while patrolling streets that remain under several feet of water a week after Harvey struck.
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The vehicle swerved into the group of worshippers, mainly of North and West African origin, after they left prayers in the early hours of Monday at the Muslim Welfare House and the nearby Finsbury Park Mosque in north London, one of the biggest in Britain, injuring 11.
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The prior year, a 7-year-old girl who'd exited a school bus in Mississippi was killed by a vehicle that swerved to the right side of the bus while its stop arm and eight-way red lights were activated, the National Association for Pupil Transportation reported.
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According to TMZ, who spoke to Vanderpump's husband Ken Todd—a diminutive restaurant titan who looks like Rod Stewart would if someone left him in the dryer too long—and the LAPD, the driver had been cut off in traffic and swerved into the restaurant's patio.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey faced questions well beyond Russian interference and fake news in a day of hearings on Capitol Hill that swerved between Chinese government censorship, data privacy, Iranian trolls, misogyny, racism, "shadow banning," and illegal drugs sold on their platforms.
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The Nikkei swerved in and out of the red soon after the BOJ policy decision was announced and was last up more than 1 percent, while the Topix gained 1.7 percent after the central bank said 2.7 trillion of its ETF purchases will be linked to the index.
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Timeline: The final moments of EgyptAir Flight 804 At some point before dropping off radar, the plane swerved 90 degrees to the left, and then made a 237-degree turn to the right before plunging first to 2000,2360 feet, then 2224,21999 feet, Kammenos, the Greek defense minister, told reporters.
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This incident is still under investigation Waymo has also provided the following statement and video of the accident from the van's point of view: Today while testing our self-driving vehicle in Chandler, Arizona, another car traveling in an oncoming lane swerved across the median and struck our minivan.
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At a certain point, he swerved off the planned text and said of Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama28500 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 6900 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 2628,28503 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Clint Dempsey, who had a mixed game from the center forward position, nevertheless provided the team's best scoring chances, including a first-half shot that swerved just outside the left post and a second-half free kick that required a flying save from David Ospina, the Colombia goalkeeper.
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Our conversation easily swerved off topic and into, say, a debate about Bill Maher's atheism, or about how "we are all individuals at the tail end of a universe expressing itself," or Timmons's rock band, which plays in the local bars under changing names like Rainbow Bridge and Dreamworld.
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Another member of the same graduating class, a girl whose grades ranked her in the top 10, had been walking with a friend in 2012 when a local mother, high while driving to pick up her own child from the middle school, swerved and struck them on the sidewalk.
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More about the passengers, crew Automatic messages about smoke At some point before dropping off radar, the plane swerved 90 degrees to the left and then made a 360-degree turn to the right before plunging first to 13,000 feet, then 10,000 feet, and disappearing from radar, Greek officials said.
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According to his arrest report, Walker allegedly lost control of the school bus on Monday and swerved off the right side of the road into an elevated driveway and mailbox before swerving back to the left, causing the school bus to overturn and strike a tree and a utility pole.
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Occasionally the vehicles slowed and swerved to pass one of the antique trucks and sedans that had started to become obsolete in the middle of the previous century but could still be seen in towns like this because progress is a cannibal and here there had never been much worth eating.
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For a show that swerved, twisted, and had characters come back from untimely ends, fans weren't expecting a neat package of a conclusion, but one thing has vexed them from season 6: How did the PLL moms get out of the DiLaurentis basement during the faux prom that they threw for the liars?
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In a statement published Monday, the Egyptian investigation committee said it had validated radar data provided by the Greek authorities in the days after the crash that indicated that the plane had swerved abruptly off course, first making a sharp left turn before veering to the right and spiraling down into the sea.
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The scion of a Cleveland real estate family (the "Forest City" in their realty firm name was a reference to their hometown's nickname), he attended Columbia Law School in the 1970s, but then swerved into a brief career in politics, serving as director of consumer protection under mayors John Lindsay and Ed Koch.
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While many Republicans have changed their minds on the president, few have swerved with Mr. Cruz's performative zeal — consistent with a career that has included a recitation of "Green Eggs and Ham" on the Senate floor and the selection of a running mate, Carly Fiorina, six days before dropping out in 2016.
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If a deal can be done to win over the warring parties and a president who has swung back and forth on the issue, it might start with Tillis, who has methodically carved out a profile as a pro-immigration Republican at a time when the GOP has swerved sharply to the right.
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On August 19, 1991, in the Crown Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn, a car in the motorcade of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, leader of the Lubavitch Hasidic movement, sped through a red light, struck another car, swerved onto the sidewalk and hit and killed Gavin Cato, a 7-year-old black boy from Guyana, while severely injuring his cousin Angela.
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Even in the ambulance later, as Offset insisted that he had only been in a car accident — he swerved to avoid a man walking in the road and slammed into a tree, he said — the paramedics told him that he might be delusional, and they cut off his designer clothes in search of a bullet wound.
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Reflect on the humblest cycling commute and you'll find yourself reliving short-story excitements denied to co-workers who yawned their way in on the train: the reconstructive surgery so skilfully swerved when some idiot flung open his car door, the race you pretended not to have with that courier, those bracing exchanges with bike-blind jaywalkers and cabdrivers.
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Although, it should be noted that even though both parties insist that they are over the other: Lawrence swerved would could have been a love connection with another naturalista when he spotted Issa across the room, and her conversation with Lawrence is one of the few things that distracts Issa from worrying why she hasn't heard from Nathan in two days.
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Read more:A mom facing 6 felony charges for her son's school shooting attempt said she had to take him out of a mental-health treatment program because insurance wouldn't cover it2 brothers are accused of leaving their grandma to die in a fire, but saving their meth lab equipmentVideo shows the moment a football coach at an Oregon high school disarmed a shotgun-wielding student and hugged himA British family vacationing in Canada unknowingly swerved onto a US road to dodge an animal.
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SS: "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past"~ F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby "But the horses didn't want it— they swerved apart; the earth didn't want it, sending up rocks through which riders must pass single file; the temples, the tank, the jail, the palace, the birds, the carrion, the Guest House, that came into view as they issued from the gap and saw Mau beneath: they didn't want it, they said in their hundred voices, "No, not yet," and the sky said, "No, not there.
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