Or she had tripped over one of their two cats.
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But in the end, he tripped over his own fringe.
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As she walked off the stage, she tripped over a speaker.
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He Googled the acronym and tripped over all the warring headlines.
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It tripped over its own feet on nearly every other page.
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Several of Lerer's cases involve elderly people who tripped over parked scooters.
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"It was a fail because I tripped over Marilyn Manson," he admitted.
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But despite all of the demos, nobody has tripped over the cord.
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She had tripped over a rug in her home in Livonia, Mich.
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Because Vive encourages moving around, I tripped over the cord a few times.
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Moments later, Sadowski tripped over it and broke one of her knee caps.
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But how do you know when we've tripped over into something like that?
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I almost tripped over the chunky cable running to the headset several times.
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States legislatures then practically tripped over themselves in their dash to ratify it.
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The man tripped over his own leg, stumbled and fell onto the tracks.
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He wouldn't recognize the Constitution if he tripped over it in the street.
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There are reports he tripped over a bunch of wires bundled on the stage.
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If someone tripped over the cable, the cable would harmlessly disconnect from the laptop.
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Yes, but: Market analysts have tripped over one another telling us not to worry.
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With no media plan in place, they tripped over their own inventions and exaggerations.
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Impossible to avoid the fallen runner, D'Agostino tripped over Hamblin, stumbling to the ground herself.
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Rokita, Messer and Braun have nearly tripped over themselves to prove who most emulates Trump.
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I started running to the back and tripped over someone as the gun shots continued.
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Chicago punter Pat O'Donnell $103,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct after the side judge tripped over him.
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While walking off stage, the robot tripped over a light projector and fell behind the curtain.
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In an effort to get away, Grande tripped over the man — wounding herself in the process.
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Some large companies tripped over their own bureaucracies but later tried to replicate small, successful companies.
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It is cluttered with props that sometimes seem in danger of toppling or being tripped over.
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It wasn't his terminology that was hard to decipher, though I tripped over "dollink" for darling.
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"My mom said he was watching me so intently he tripped over a curb," Kristin said, laughing.
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One TV cameraman tripped over a curb and fell hard onto the ground trying to keep up.
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And he once tripped over the Great Wall of China, former WWE Superstar and my massive sidekick, Tyrus.
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The attendees physically tripped over each other to sign up, raising $1.5 million in a matter of minutes.
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Instead, Giuliani tripped over himself, saying the Trump Tower Moscow talks may have lasted up until November 2016.
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The move comes as various cities around North American have tripped over themselves to house Amazon's second headquarters.
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When I stepped back from the counter I almost tripped over the long handle of a wheelie bag.
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Children tripped over one another as they ran from an effigy of the president responsible for tormenting them.
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We were walking down one of the house's dark hallways and he tripped over something shadowy and squishy.
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That night I had a dream that I tripped over and broke the vase into a thousand pieces.
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While scrolling through newspaper clippings for his project in early 2013, he tripped over stories about the fatal fire.
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Tho he almost tripped over the body, he hardly registered the lifeless peacock, its throat slit, as he left.
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My balance got so wobbly I tripped over nothing one day and face-planted myself into a broken nose.
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Did you hear about the selfie-taking museum visitor who tripped over an exhibit and broke an $800,000 sculpture?
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If you've ever tripped over a robot vacuum, you've actually waded into the fascinating frontier that is human-robot interaction.
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I tripped over someone's knee which made me nose dive into a metal tripod and I landed in a suitcase.
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"They tripped over each other at the start which heavily compromised their race," Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff told reporters.
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How many times have you accidentally tripped over your laptop cord, only to tear the entire thing out of your computer?
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If you tripped over the cord, it would simply detach from your computer, saving the unit from a potentially costly fall.
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Now she has tripped over her words once again, and it is time to recognize this charade for what it is.
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Many on Twitter demanded that Khogali step down and journalists tripped over themselves to get an explanation for the controversial remark.
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Looking down, he saw that one of his laces was indeed untied so much that he might have tripped over it.
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A bit stunned, I went and rested there, causing the usual bottleneck of hurrying commuters, some of whom tripped over me.
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I dropped two glasses of wine, I tripped over my own feet, and almost tripped and fell into him at one point.
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And remember ... Bob suffered a nasty fall in 2015 as well, where he tripped over a sidewalk and split his head open.
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Unaware of the patch right in front of him, Putin tripped over the carpet and tumbled to the ice on all fours.
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Gregorius tripped over Morales's leg just beyond first base, and Gregorius's left heel slammed down hard on the dirt as he landed.
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Relieved to hear no footsteps behind me, I tripped over a hidden root and fell into a bush, bruising only my ego.
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Alex Stennet, a bouncer at Coyote Ugly Saloon in the Gaslamp District, said people tripped over the vehicles and threw them around.
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As he walked through the garden level, he tripped over a white shag carpet, revealing the floorboards, which were floating in water.
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He's clipped countless lampposts and traffic lights during training, and tripped over ditches, piles of dirt, and even garbage left on the road.
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He tripped over his words, hesitant to go beyond what had been spelled out in black and white in the 438-page document.
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I wanted to kiss the TV for that impersonation, but I tripped over my shawl trying to get out of my rocking chair.
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But by allegedly body-slamming a reporter on the eve of Montana's special congressional election, Republican Greg Gianforte tripped over those low hurdles.
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Nathan Peterman is more a caretaker than a game-breaker for Pitt, while Duke and NC State have already tripped over inferior competition.
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It's the tangled wires that I tripped over when I got out of bed, the beeps and boops of monitors tracking my heart.
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He recognized the find almost immediately: These were the remains of a long-extinct Stegomastodon, and Jude had tripped over its fossilized tusk.
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Vardy was looking for a penalty kick and got one by ensuring that he tripped over the Spaniard's leg that was in his path.
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"But seriously I tripped over my flip-flop," Dunham captioned the shot of herself looking pretty peeved and, well, flopped on a hospital bed.
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He tripped over himself trying to field a grounder in the outfield and his arm looked shakier even than what he flashed under center.
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The Oscars red carpet got a little crowded this year: Margot Robbie and Timothée Chalamet practically tripped over each other while hitting their marks.
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"A 75-year-old man tripped over an abandoned scooter in San Diego and shattered his knee," The Washington Post's Avi Selk has reported.
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Like other charismatic founders, such as Travis Kalanick, co-creator of Uber, a ride-hailing service, he tripped over his own billion-dollar ego.
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"The defender stepped in and I tripped over his leg and the wall was, unfortunately, very close to the basket," Matt, now 30, tells PEOPLE.
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The President greeted each country's leader in their native language Friday morning, which prompted good-natured chuckles as he tripped over some of the words.
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Where the girl had been sitting (had she tripped over it?) was a bar of glinting gold metal, rimed with frost, stuck into the ice.
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Sometimes the cause is obvious: Maybe you tripped over a crack in the sidewalk or got cocky and pushed your workout too hard too fast.
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Remove scatter rugs and extension cords that can be tripped over, fragile ornaments that can inadvertently be broken and valuable items that can be misplaced.
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Some were arrested, tackled to the ground, as others scrambled and tripped over barricades and fences as police pointed guns at them and threw punches.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi all but tripped over each other last month crisscrossing the continent on personal goodwill visits.
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As they reached the southern edge of town, someone tripped over a landmine, and the loud blast alerted a nearby Hezbollah checkpoint of their escape.
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They were digging up rocks in southern Brazil that date back to the early Triassic, when one of his students literally tripped over this fossil.
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That would be the same GOP that Democrats tripped over themselves to give money to when an insured campaign office burned down in an apparent firebombing.
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He gave his name to it, but "Hawking radiation" surprised him as much as anyone; he claimed to have just tripped over it, to his annoyance.
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Michael Amabile claims he was at the Magic Kingdom in Orlando last December waiting for "Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Parade," when he tripped over a sidewalk.
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Hachimura missed a shot at the other end, but Tennessee's Jordan Bone tripped over his own man and was called from traveling after getting the rebound.
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Almost immediately, commentators on the right tripped over one another to condemn Rapinoe's remarks equating patriotism and love of country with support for a partisan president.
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He didn't even need to do the latter himself — he just put an obstacle in front of Biden and just watched as Biden tripped over it.
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They showed no such skepticism toward Warren (D-Mass.) before she tripped over her universal health-care plan in October and slid in the public standing.
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My father started crying when he heard my voice, and my mother and I tripped over each other in a rush to calm and comfort him.
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Trump can't simply repeal it himself, because it's written into law—Congress could repeal it, but they've tripped over themselves trying to do so thus far.
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Coinbase has stuck to their knitting around safety and security, and really ... They haven't tripped over themselves to launch a bunch of different types of currencies.
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While most of the injuries were from riding the scooters, some pedestrians were injured when scooter riders crashed into them, and others tripped over scooters while walking.
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"I was knocked down accidentally, but he just walked over me, tripped over me, and hurt me physically, never asking me if I was okay," Petrini says.
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Theresa May, who voted to remain and then became prime minister when her Brexiteer rivals tripped over their own shoelaces, is presumably formulating answers to these questions.
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Even I. Especially I. (Remember Piper's middle name is "Grace"; mine isn't.) Rock-running recently, I tripped over my own two feet and crashed & burned face-first.
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I stumbled in through the right side of the door after flashing my ID to show I'm over 18 and immediately tripped over an overstuffed messenger bag.
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Law enforcement told us the victim had told the group he couldn't swim and apparently tripped over something while everyone was gone and fell in the pool.
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An aide said afterward that the president was "just an exhausted guy" and had tripped over the term, rather than rejected the language suggested by his aides.
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Rare is the individual who hasn't tripped over a pet or uneven pavement, tumbled off a bike, slipped on ice or maybe wiped out skiing or skating.
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Reckless people, like myself, who have tripped over MacBook chargers in the past with no consequences, had to be extra careful with Apple's newest and lightest laptop ever.
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Franchesca Cacciapuoti says she tripped over a rose bush that sprouted onto the walkway and suffered a badly bruised face, as well as a fractured nose and finger.
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Indeed, during New York Fashion Week shows on Sunday, they sometimes seemed to get so entangled in the many possible responses that they tripped over their own hemlines.
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The Heisman Trophy winner turned Mets farmhand had a chance to be a hero in NY's spring training game Friday ... but instead, he tripped over his own shoes!!
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So important is Saudi Aramco&aposs listing to global stock markets, that major financial centres practically tripped over one another to get a slice of the Aramco pie.
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"I went to turn to leave and I tripped over a chair, the chair hit the wall and a snow globe fell from a half shelf," he added.
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The caller started asking about what Lisa Vanderpump thinks of Kennedy's behavior in recent interviews on the show but tripped over her words near the end of her question.
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Troll journalImage: AmazonIf I had a child and I blindly tripped over this journal in the middle of the night, I would immediately hurl it into the nearest fireplace.
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Former Verge reporters, video directors, producers, and audio engineers Billy Disney, Adrianne Jeffries, Regina Dellea, and John Lagomarsino chat about weird stuff they've tripped over and how they researched.
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There's a class-action lawsuit in California accusing both Bird and Lime of "gross negligence" after people either tripped over scooters, crashed them, or were crashed into by them.
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Wrong ... according to the fan who says she was on her way backstage when she tripped over a chain that was left unsecured, and on the floor of a tunnel.
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But he excitedly tripped over his own syllables as he talked about his three new shows, each of which uses classic pop songs as inspiration, raw material and organizing theme.
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I knew I had run into my first destination when I almost tripped over a giant, extremely ornery-looking fiberglass man holding what looked like two corn dogs on sticks.
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Fringer, whose has also coached a number of clubs including Greek side PAOK, said he was hit in the face and tripped over the camera when he tried to escape.
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Saturday's GOP presidential debate, hosted by ABC News, almost immediately (and literally) tripped over itself, when candidates Ben Carson and Donald Trump failed to walk on stage in the proper order.
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Mr. Boizot later began importing Peroni Nastro Azzurro beer and wine from the Frescobaldi family, whom he had met at a beach when he accidentally tripped over one of their children.
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Trammell: After he ran through the couple and tripped over the pram, did anyone else expect Eliott to run through a pane of glass that two workers are carrying across the sidewalk?
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I swear to god I saw one outfield kid dive for a ball and fall like 10 feet short, then another kid tripped over that kid and stumbled into the catch himself.
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Early in the third quarter, Porzingis blocked a shot by the Suns rookie Marquese Chriss and was running down the court when he tripped over Bledsoe and was pulled down by Chriss.
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I know those teams would have tripped over themselves trying to get to a camera to correct such a false assertion, if for no other reason than to prevent inciting public fear.
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From its mining of keywords in Gmail to privacy facepalms like the Buzz fiasco, Google has certainly tripped over some privacy issues while running toward its stated goal to organize the world's data.
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The nation's media provided Google with an endless wave of free press as cities, frustrated by the high price and slow speeds of existing ISPs, tripped over themselves vying for the company's affection.
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Several years prior to my four-wheeler incident, I was making my bed, and tripped over the bed frame, hitting the skin between my pinky toe and ring toe in a freak accident.
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Kingdom Hearts III is like if Halo 3 tripped over Fantasia 2000 and Neon Genesis Evangelion and tried to sort the pieces out as Master Chief and Cortana fell into a bottomless pit.
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In general, nearly four out of 10 Americans have personally witnessed a distracted walking "incident," in which people on their phones have bumped into or tripped over something, according to a recent academy study.
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Read more: Putin tripped over a rug and fell on the ice while skating after a hockey exhibitionDespite the broken window, the boy's father said on Twitter that the party was still a hit.
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Nobody expects a zombie series to be for the faint of heart, but under producer Scott M. Gimple, "The Walking Dead" has periodically tripped over the line that distinguishes edgy from cheap and gratuitous.
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Gazzar said that she had loaned her daughter an abaya to wear to the mosque, and that she was told her daughter tripped over the dress and fell to the ground before she was struck.
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In an Instagram video captured by Stereogum, Dylan was heard mumbling something about "pictures" into the microphone before he angrily took a few steps backward and accidentally tripped over one of the stage's audio monitors.
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Instead, I nearly tripped over a corpse, stumbling in the dark along the Promenade des Anglais shortly after a 19-ton refrigerated truck turned Nice's majestic beachfront promenade into a scene from a horror film.
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The beloved MagSafe adapter that the company championed a few years back as a way of ensuring that the whole system didn't come crashing down if you ever tripped over the wire — that's gone, as well.
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It was also a challenge with one of the toughest decisions for the audience, as each pair did great (including Roxxxy Andrews, because even though she tripped over the word "gloryhole" — same, gurl — she did fine).
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You'll have done well to have dipped your toes in the cesspool of the internet this morning and not have tripped over the strange account of two octogenarians found in fabric at 5AM this Sunday just gone.
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There's a graveyard full of startups that have tried to make collaborative smartphone albums easy, and most of them tripped over the same problem: getting people to download a new app and trust it with their photos.
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Dr. Kuo Chao claims in a new lawsuit, he was jogging past Shonda's Hancock Park mansion in L.A. back in June 2017, when he tripped over a buckling sidewalk in front of the 8,400 square foot home.
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Penguins center Evgeni Malkin left about midway through the second period with an apparent foot or leg injury after he tripped over Letang's skate near center ice, slid into the boards and limped toward the locker room.
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As a newly arrived college student in "The Freshman," Matthew Broderick tripped over an unconscious man on a staircase between the upper and lower concourses, then watched fearfully as vignettes of petty crime played out before him.
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Soon dead of cancer, Spann doesn't play much, and four of the 15 tracks document only Thiele's lifelong tendency to throw pocket change at oddities he'd tripped over (you may think you recall Harmonica Slim, but you don't).
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"The first fossil of Au. Sediba was discovered by Matthew Berger, then a nine-year-old, who happened to stop and examine the rock he tripped over while following his dog Tau away from the Malapa pit," they wrote.
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In a rare public auction, the retail giant promised up to 21625,2900 jobs at a second headquarters, or "HQ220006," and sat back while 2202 cities and states tripped over each other to offer the most lucrative tax break packages.
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" On Monday, a spokesperson for Shelton reiterated the country star was merely making light of his fall in a statement: "Blake's tweet was meant as a joke, he simply tripped over the riser and landed on the fiddle player's pedal board.
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That warm and fuzzy feeling makes it impossible not to think of how great a movie Far From Home could've been had it not tripped over its own feet in setting the stage, or unspooled itself from that tangled-up beginning.
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In the broader field of information security, organizations work to be able to recover quickly whether they have been hit by a cyberattack, someone tripped over a cord in a data center or a server farm gets knocked out by a hurricane.
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The 19-year-old is green to the city's hype machine, having road tripped over from Louisiana about nine months ago, alone in a hatchback full of music gear after ditching a computer science and mathematics double major at New York University.
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The son of a blacksmith in Montreal who idolized the Canadiens star Bernie Geoffrion, Gilbert endured two spinal fusion operations after hurting his back in juniors when he tripped over the paper lid of an ice cream container embedded in the ice.
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And, of course, there was the haute couture Dior gown she donned to win the Oscar for Silver Linings Playbook, a dress that she tripped over while walking onto the stage in a 'she's just like us' moment that'll go down in history.
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Eleven pedestrian injuries were the result of someone being hit by a scooter, while five occurred when a pedestrian tripped over a "parked" scooter and five were the result of a pedestrian trying to lift or carry a scooter that was not in use.
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We went to the cinema to see Madagascar, then we skateboarded around town until he tripped over a stone and bust his lip, then we made out in the car park behind Tesco Express and he touched one of my boobs for six seconds.
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"She wouldn't have known a pie if she had tripped over one and wasn't much of a baker at all, but what she did know was what it was like to be a woman in a man's world and overcome insurmountable challenges," he says.
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And at that moment in the most quiet section of "I'm Like A Bird," I tripped over my guitar player's monitor, went forward, and I kind of did a full flip about seven feet down and crashed in between the gate and the audience.
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Given Shuster's poor finishes at two previous Olympics (10th and ninth) and the 2-4 start by his team at this one, the unexpected run thrilled the Minnesota curling community, along with others who wouldn't know a curling stone if they tripped over one.
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It seems far more common that claims of misspeaking are a kind of bait-and-switch, swapping a major sin—lying, being indefensibly clueless or saying something offensive—for a minor one, a claim of having tripped over the tongue as over a carelessly tied shoelace.
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I tripped over the bloody parcel I'd taken in for No. 47, flat on my back, every bit of breath knocked out of me, bottle rolling away across the floor, one glass smashed, the other out of reach—and the fall seemed to liberate something in him.
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The reality is you won't remember the couple of extra dollars you spend washing your clothes in town, you won't remember when in the space of 24 hours you tripped over a rock, twisted your ankle, shit your pants and then got your period (those were dark times).
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I downloaded a press copy I forgot until I tripped over it in iTunes, whereupon it went into heavy rotation: beaty synth-guitar-drums, hummable tunes, Safai's girlish-not-grrrlish soprano delivering lyrics about following your heart down the byways of love to the end of the world.
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Oklahoma State quarterback Mason Rudolph, who led the nation before Saturday with a 394.7-yard passing average, managed just 282 in the win, 1003 of which came on a pass to Marcell Ateman early in the fourth quarter when Texas defender Brandon Jones tripped over his own feet in coverage.
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Apparently researchers tripped over it while wading through their existing machine learning systems: "We discovered that a few neurons among the millions in these networks were good at focusing on things they weren't explicitly trained to look at that seemed useful for creating personalized stickers," reads the blog post announcing the system.
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When he tripped over his words in his enthusiasm, I heard myself stuttering in class out of sheer excitement for what I was learning, and when his wide-eyed optimism won the hearts of those who bullied him, he gave me hope that my nerdiness could someday lead me to do the same.
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They virtually tripped over each other, racing to complete each other's sentences as they talked about their shared past and the joint projects cementing their relationship, not least a 10-month-old baby, Ioni James Conran, and their new fashion line, Co & Co. Mr. Conran creates the kinetic, computer-generated prints in the collection.
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The unfeasibly cool but somehow still into me emo kid to whom I gifted my first BJ (basement, jersey, TV playing in the background; they had me stop blowing them so I could watch the long shot in Children of Men) is, as per a Facebook post that I tripped over myself to like, agender.
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At MWC 2019, companies from all corners of the globe tripped over each other to showcase a near future where high-resolution movies will download in seconds, expansive 3D games and VR will be streamed directly to phones and new headsets, and smart cars (self-driving or not) will be able to recognize each other to prevent collisions.
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And he can be awkward on the stump: In one 45-minute stretch at a recent town hall, Bennet swung his hands so wildly while making a point that he hit a woman in the leg, he tripped over a stool holding his water, and he nearly tangled himself in a microphone cord while trying to take off his sport coat.
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In addition to their descriptions of "spit vessels" left out to be tripped over in the morning, these benefits seem to revolve around having to share a house with someone who, under other circumstances, would be classified as a lunatic obsessive: a scowling, tetchy, indecorously competitive dork convinced life's true meaning lies in the ability to blind-differentiate Rieslings from various postage-stamp-sized wineries along the banks of the Austrian Rhine.
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It seems we have reached a point where the president of the United States is considered such a snowflake by his own staff members that they tripped over themselves to avoid having him even see the name of someone he didn't like — a Navy hero tortured in a North Vietnamese prison while the future president's bone spurs kept him out of the service — that was inconveniently emblazoned on a destroyer within his line of sight.
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