Tricia Parck trips over a tree root, nearly causing a pileup.
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She trips over curbs and stairs because she has lost her depth perception.
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And drivers won't automatically be deactivated for canceling too many trips over time.
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We will run 1003,477 one-way trips over the course of a day.
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He trips over a word, utters an "uh" as he tries to recover.
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Just make sure that no one accidentally trips over the cords during the match.
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He stammers and trips over his words trying to form an explanation, even now.
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Just in time for trips over the upcoming long weekends in January and February.
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Then he displays flashes of anger, sometimes so impassioned that he trips over his words.
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She trips over the hospital's waiting-room chairs — and by evening, she's hemorrhaging in the bathroom.
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Siblings keep sweeping things under the rug "until somebody finally trips over the rug," Ms. Castoro said.
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"Sleepless," directed by Baran bo Odar, sets a low bar for itself, and then trips over it.
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During three trips over the peninsula, I saw some of the most splendid landscapes I had ever seen.
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The program offers four trips over the three months of summer to any of their 28 destinations worldwide.
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Carelessly I steer it toward a pipe sticking out of the ground, and the robot trips over it.
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I have made over -- they actually calculated it, the conductors -- 8,200 round trips, over 2 million miles on Amtrak.
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For that price, Uber customers could lock in flat rates on all trips over the course of a month.
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That outreach to the North included economic sweeteners, like paying for Northern officials' trips over the border for talks.
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Though the show still trips over itself trying to show us how Maggie feels, it's at least self-aware.
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During Juno's trips over the poles, the spacecraft passes through one of the most stunning phenomena on Jupiter — its aurorae.
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The spacecraft is designed for long-duration trips over 1,000 days, and is a cornerstone of NASA's "Journey to Mars" vision.
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Each point in this graph represents one of the service's 1.5 million ride-hailing trips over the course of 10 months.
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Stories like this one in the New York Times about charging on long trips over-emphasize the downsides of EV life.
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She and Josh followed up with a few more trips over the next few weeks, then he brought over some MDMA.
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There are more "disfluencies" — moments when the speaker trips over a word, or backs up to start a sentence over again.
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Trips over to France with nothing but The Proclaimers and Runrig in the cassette player, terrible Scottish cliches that we were.
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Then, after many trips over three years — the filmmakers shooting and waiting from dawn to dusk — a lizard evaded certain death.
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The only way to stop him is to hope he trips over your prone body after he swats you to the ground.
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Most importantly, is the love and support of my family because you go on a lot of road trips over 40 years.
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For example, if Siri trips over the Irish name Siobhan, enter "she vann" into the Phonetic First Name field and tap Done.
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But where one finds a way to establish a unique voice while speeding through story, the other trips over its own setup.
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To escape the heat of the party, they go for a walk and the poet trips over a branch, hurting himself badly.
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Uber customers took 83 billion "trips" over the course of last year, though Uber has some nuances to how it counts these journeys.
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"I have been planning on moving to Italy eventually and have made several trips over to look at the different regions," he shares.
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A few quick taps, and FaceTime immediately trips over itself and inexplicably fires up the recipient's microphone without them actually accepting the call.
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It chases after the nihilistic swagger of "Deadpool" and the anarchic whimsy of "Guardians of the Galaxy" but trips over its own feet.
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For the second half of 2018, the pace of group bookings is picking up, as well as business trips over all, he said.
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Early targets are wealthier passengers making point-to-point trips over low-density urban areas, in places where the ground infrastructure is clogged.
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Trips over 45 minutes long are already flagged, but now Uber is working to be more specific if rides cross that 45-minute threshold.
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It used to be that noise-canceling headphones were only for frequent flyers who prioritized tranquility on long trips over sound quality and aesthetics.
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So if someone trips over your MacBook's power cable, the magnetic connection will instantly separate instead of yanking your expensive hardware off a table.
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Drivers who completed 150 trips over the past eight weeks and delivery persons who delivered 30 orders over the past eight weeks are eligible.
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Despite unprecedented growth — Uber's Pangilinan cites 15 billion trips over the past ten years as a recent benchmark — both companies are dogged by unknowns.
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That might not be a slam dunk if that flexibility trips over third rail issues, such as endangering coverage for people with pre-existing conditions.
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She never trips over her skirt or accidentally insults someone; the only social gaffe she commits while in Singapore is misidentifying one old woman as another.
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Manafort also took 19 trips over a 20 month-period after February 2014 while working for the pro-Russian Ukrainian Opposition Bloc party, according to the documents.
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Before the virus emerged, the Chinese government had estimated that domestic travelers would make three billion trips over the holiday period, also known as the Spring Festival.
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DeBoer is in his ninth season as an N.H.L. coach, with long road trips over the course of 82-game seasons that stretch from October to April.
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EASA's safety bulletin also bans airlines from using A320neo jets on extended trips over water or isolated areas when one of the engines comes from the suspect batch.
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In this version, someone trips over a rig and somehow manages to spill the contents of his case into a clear layout of the company's new drone gear.
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The report found that these were no occasional day trips: over 180 urban drug dealing gangs have expanded into the jurisdictions of three quarters of British police forces.
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The EPA confirmed to CNN that Pruitt used a private plane and military jet to travel for government duties instead of flying commercial for trips over the summer.
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"Anyone who has the illusion you're going to be taking big trips over the weekend, get that out of your mind," de Blasio said at a news conference.
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If you take only five trips over the next five years, the cost roughly breaks down to less than $10 a flight for less wait time and hassle.
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Recently, Quartz's Alison Griswold crunched the numbers from Louisville, Kentucky, and found that the median scooter took 70 trips over 85 miles, and had a lifespan of 23 days.
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I've used a ton of these things, and StayGo is my clear favorite after having used it on a couple of trips over a month or so of testing.
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The EPA confirmed to CNN Wednesday that Pruitt used a private plane and military jet to travel for government duties instead of flying commercial for trips over the summer.
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At one point, I accidentally knock the water bottle filled with Scotch off the table where it rolls into the walkway; a server carrying plates nearly trips over it.
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More than 400 million Chinese people are expected to make 3 billion trips over the new year beginning on January 24, mostly migrant workers returning to their home towns.
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More than 400 million Chinese people are expected to make 3 billion trips over the new year beginning on January 24, mostly migrant workers returning to their home towns.
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Millennial travelers are now the largest segment of business travelers, taking an average of 7.7 business trips over the last 12-month period according to report from MMGY Global.
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A recent photo from the upcoming Dwayne Johnson-produced Baywatch movie, posted by Efron, showed that he still needs some practice as he trips over himself, presumably in slow motion.
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If you're the kind of person who has a kitchen cabinet full of mason jars, or someone who takes frequent beach trips over the summer, this brew maker is for you.
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He and everyone else on his team earned 223 euros apiece for each operation, which consisted of two different trips over the border carrying 20 cigarettes cases — 400,000 cigarettes — into Estonia.
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In the first video, an officer trips over his bike and appears to charge toward the nearest counter-protester, who he tries to detain in an apparent bout of red mist.
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Each time it stumbles into a zone of almost-originality, it backs away so quickly that it practically trips over the anonymous naked women it insists on sprinkling throughout the show.
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Occasionally, it trips over branches and debris on the ground, or its wheels get stuck in muddy soil, requiring the user to walk behind the rover and right its course as needed.
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This is for anyone that is repeatedly forced to find a new plug socket when moving between rooms, and constantly trips over the cord that has wrapped itself around a table leg.
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"So we had to go there by boat with all that was needed — the prosecutor, the legal doctor, the judicial lab — we had to do round trips over the water," he said.
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I saved enough by opting out of frequent fast-fashion shopping trips over the warmer months to buy a beautiful Stella McCartney coat and sweater, which I wear as often as possible.
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A few decades ago, Mary Margaret Hansen, a writer and photographer, would come to the city for day trips over the border to stock up on Mexican crafts and drink a few margaritas.
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"We were at first perplexed to witness these intriguing behavioural displays by male humpback dolphins, but as we undertook successive field trips over the years, the evidence mounted," said Allen in a statement.
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Instead, his file had revelations such as "Nunes has voted with the Republican Party 96 percent of the time" and that he had taken nearly $400,000 in taxpayer-funded trips over two decades.
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United Airlines and Air Canada said on Tuesday that they would reduce flights to China, canceling dozens of scheduled trips over the coming days and weeks because of a sudden drop in demand.
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Kissinger was not only the first official American emissary to Communist China, he persisted in his brokerage with more than 50 trips over four decades, spanning the careers of seven leaders on each side.
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In the video, one officer trips over his bike, and then, after righting himself, charges forward to violently confront the nearest protester, who he tries to tackle to the floor, prompting a mass brawl.
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At a rent party that Abbi's friend Ilana hosts, she trips over her guests as she tries to shield them from the rats that have overrun her 2700-square-foot two-bedroom in Gowanus, Brooklyn.
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The aim is to give most people, within minutes of going online, clearance for any number of trips over five years, though it could be canceled at any time if there is cause for concern.
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While scatter rugs in the kitchen look nice and add a pop of color, they can be dangerous if someone trips over the edge of the rug or if the rug is on a slippery floor.
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And oil will power tens of millions of family road trips over the next few months, with AAA predicting a potentially record-breaking summer driving season as gas prices are lower than in the recent past.
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Millenials (current 22 to 37 year olds) value the ability to take impromptu trips over collecting material possessions, and are 230 percent more motivated by "going on an adventure" compared to older generations, according to the report.
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Last year, Uber announced a yearlong pilot program to provide cash incentives to some North America-based drivers who use electric vehicles, with the goal of facilitating at least 5 million trips over the next 12 months.
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The ride-hailing giant announced a yearlong pilot program to provide cash incentives to some drivers who use electric vehicles, or EVs, with the goal of facilitating at least 5 million trips over the next 12 months.
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Writing in The Daily Beast, Michael Daly also referenced Abedin's "Good Wife" article—which, it's worth pointing out, was intended partly to repair her husband's political reputation—and trips over his shoelaces showing how woke he is.
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At issue are taxpayer dollars that were used for nine trips over the last 10 months that were taken by only Barry and the officer, including to San Francisco, Washington, DC, and overseas to Athens and Paris.
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Oh well, that's just one of many plot holes that Fallen Kingdom trips over as Owen Grady (played by Chris Pratt) and Claire Dearing (Bryce Dallas Howard) return to the island to save the dinosaurs from imminent incineration.
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Even on his trips over the last few days to Florida, a state that is 303 percent nonwhite, Mr. Trump held his rally in a district near Fort Myers (70 percent white) and one encompassing Pensacola (73 percent).
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The city's largest taxi group, the Metropolitan Taxicab Board of Trade, which represents the owners of 5,500 yellow cabs, said rides had dropped nearly 91 percent to a total of 173,596 trips over this past Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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"In all of my trips over the past year and a half to Russia — or my two trips to Russia in the past year and a half — I've never seen any evidence of that type of inference," he said.
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Even though they can walk right away, they're a lot like toddlers still figuring out how to coordinate all their limbs and their trunks — something Dumbo, who trips over his giant ears immediately in the movie, can probably relate to.
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The women who've faithfully gone on dozens of Olivia trips over the decades are getting older, and I didn't have a lot of faith that younger queer people were going to step in and save companies like this from extinction.
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Around the same time, Uber kicked off a yearlong pilot program to provide cash incentives to some North America-based drivers who use electric vehicles, with the goal of facilitating at least 5 million trips over the next 12 months.
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Only one of the seven can be called unwatchable: Duncan Jones' Mute, an overlong and sexually confused nightclub noir that trips over itself to imagine a neon-colored vision of future Berlin peopled by the likes of a mustachioed Paul Rudd.
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"The Light Is Coming" was produced by Pharrell Williams—his four-count intro is a giveaway—and it sounds like a pared-down remix of N.E.R.D's "Lemon," the twitchy beat in such a hurry that it almost trips over itself.
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The study, conducted by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) alongside the Public Health and Transportation departments in Austin, Texas, found that there were about 22019 injuries for every 100,000 electric scooter trips over a three-month period last year.
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A study published last month by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention raised flags for the transport alternative when it found that there were about 20 injuries for every 100,000 electric scooter trips over a three-month period last year.
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Mr. Moore chronicled the journey of immigrants, bringing together a body of work that involved dozens of trips over the years but came into focus after the election of Donald J. Trump, when American frustration over illegal immigration found its mark.
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"We were at first perplexed to witness these intriguing behavioural displays by male humpback dolphins, but as we undertook successive field trips over the years, the evidence mounted," Simon Allen from the University of Western Australia said in a statement.
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The degree to which people are breaking bones and sustaining head injuries while riding e-scooters is alarming public health officials, who recently put out a study that found 20 people injured per 100,000 e-scooter trips over a three-month period.
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The study, conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) alongside the Public Health and Transportation departments in Austin, Texas, found that there were about 220006 injuries for every 2202,2628 electric scooter trips over a three-month period last year.
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Christopher Payne, the industrial and architectural photographer whose last project for The Times Magazine's Future of Work issue was about nine people who love their jobs, has made more than 40 trips over the last two years to photograph the College Point plant.
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When I get the boat ready to launch in the spring, it takes five to 10 trips over a few weeks, and the tools, wax, paint and gear I use get loaded at the start and put away when the job is done.
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Having made almost ten business trips over the past three years to Cairo, this week, in between meetings, I managed to explore pockets of Egyptian culture around the city that were filled with remarkably talented artisans and designers, whose sophisticated creations the world is unaware.
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And the devastation both left behind in their wake would become a major focus of Frankel's time, especially in Puerto Rico — where Frankel started a movement, raising money, gathering resources and making multiple trips over many months to offer hands-on help and support.
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But worried and silenced by the nation's hardened attitude toward migrants, frightened workers face greater risk of falling victim to forced labor, trafficking, wage theft and debt bondage, advocates and officials told the Thomson Reuters Foundation during several trips over a five-month period.
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The Department of Transportation's bike lane initiative has added only 2160 miles of protected bike lanes in the last decade (there are more than 1003,2100 miles of streets in the city), despite a 2100 percent increase in bicycle trips over the same time period.
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Look at what -- look at what Secretary of State Pompeo has been able to do in two trips over to North Korea in what, seven or eight weeks, not even and three Americans are back on American soil with their families because of this President and Secretary of State Pompey&aposs leadership and action.
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Lunar New Year is to China what the Christmas-New Year holiday period is to the United States -- except China's 1.4 billion population is more than four times that of the US. Earlier this month, China was bracing itself for 3 billion individual trips over the Spring Festival period -- slightly up on last year's 2.99 billion trips.
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Paul Cutler, program director for Antarctic Integrated System Science at the U.S. National Science Foundation, told the Washington Post that the mission will require scientists to set up camps on the glacier itself, send underwater vehicles under the ice shelf, and make multiple trips over it in planes to gather enough data to assess the full potential for devastating change.
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Dear Chantri, the you of the future may collect the us in the present maybe decide to call it a history put it in a room filled with people and give them all funny names, at Lodos Gallery, is a hybrid ecosystem of fashion, technology, and religion, both a love letter to and a criticism of Bangkok, the West, and a culture of spectacle which contradicts and trips over itself at every turn.
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In all likelihood, this year's World Cup final will turn out to be another low-scoring foul-fest, like Italy '90 or U.S.A. '94 or South Africa 2010 — or come to think of it, just about every final I have been alive to witness — but, as of this writing, I can still dream of a 4-3 victory for England over Portugal, in which Harry Kane scores the winning goal, a bicycle kick from the edge of the penalty area, in the last minute of extra time and Cristiano Ronaldo is sent off for repeated diving, starts to cry and then trips over his feet as he walks from the field.
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