I could feel the almost unbearable heat waves of the latter, volley after volley.
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Zuckerberg Education Ventures-backed Volley app Zuckerberg Education Ventures-backed Volley app Shelton has the experience to make this happen.
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Disbelief quickly gave way to reality as volley after volley of rapid gunfire rained down on the Route 91 Festival.
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Yatim sustained fatal injuries during the first volley of shots, but the second volley is the one for which Forcillo was convicted.
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Having burst through the prison doors, the mob fired volley after volley into the cells, and the men were riddled with bullets.
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Police on Monday fired volley after volley of tear gas in Central, where some protesters blocked streets lined with banks and jewelry shops.
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Although Yatim, who was 18 years old, sustained fatal injuries during the first volley of shots, the jury convicted Forcillo for the second volley.
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From our camera position south of Tyre, we watched daily as volley after volley of Katyusha rockets roared out of the banana groves toward Israel.
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Some passersby took cover inside the Landmark shopping mall, one of the oldest and most expensive in Central, as volley after volley of tear gas rained down.
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Volley itself could become an interesting consumer play, or Volley might help to prove out Manifold's serverless blockchain technology, which could find renewed adoption in the enterprise in the future.
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The 18th seed reached match point after Tsonga ended a rapid net exchange — which featured a slam-dunk smash and a flashy reflex volley — by swiping a backhand volley into the tramlines.
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The Canadian had a straight-forward volley that would have extended his lead in the shoot-out but tried to wrong-foot his opponent, hitting the volley behind Wawrinka to his backhand.
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Police used water cannon and volley after volley of tear gas to try to clear the main artery of Nathan Road, which was littered with loose bricks under the bright, neon lights.
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There was a volley of laughter from among the myrtles.
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In the beginning, we started a slow and steady volley.
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No trash talk, always returns the volley, doesn't get tired.
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Clinton grew in confidence, unleashing a volley of attack lines.
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If your serve is a cannon, what is your volley?
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His poems often volley between speakers and states of mind.
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He converted with a stab volley into an open court.
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They volley the word and poke fun at its impropriety.
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But the girl was fatally wounded in the thunderous volley.
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I was serving – double fault, double fault, ace, ace, then he makes a passing shot on a volley and, in the end, I dropped a sure bet shot with the backhand volley into the net.
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"No one teaches them proper volley grips or where to stand for the volley or how to practice it, which makes sense given that a great many people teaching today hardly volleyed, either," Emerson said.
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Bolelli produced a drop volley winner for a 6-3 lead in the tiebreaker, but Nadal discarded that trio of set points with an ace, a backhand volley winner and an inside-out forehand winner.
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Djokovic was in no mood for overtime, though, and when Gulbis dumped a volley out at 1-3 the Serb let out a hearty roar before celebrating the next point with a similar verbal volley.
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Both the shooter and boyfriend fled after the volley was fired.
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Ok, maybe the second-best volley of the tournament, but still.
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"This is so fast it feels like cheating" students tell Volley.
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Today, Google fired the first volley with its FaceTime clone, Duo.
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"It's a volley," said Jack Ablin, CIO of Cresset Wealth Advisors.
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Okay, I'll try to sort it out in my next volley.
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Nadal hit a volley winner and will serve for the set.
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Mahut converted the first match point with a fine reflex volley.
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Duane Holmes goal for Derby vs Middlesbrough #volley 🇺🇸⚽️ pic.twitter.
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And it then stands back, Clegg argues, while the players volley.
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The latest volley between the seven-month old administration of Gov.
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Volley thinks smart speakers are the future of family game night.
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And he loves to volley, just as his countryman Henman did.
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It's the latest volley in one of those timeless internet arguments.
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Nishikori used the aggressive patterns of serve and volley, and approach and volley, to near perfection to wrestle the momentum and the match away from an opponent he had beaten only once in eight previous attempts.
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Her ruling noted that a 911 call Mr. Raja said he had placed while pursuing Mr. Jones — and before firing a second volley — was in fact placed some 33 seconds after he had fired the second volley.
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The volley struck an 18-year-old in the chest, killing him.
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But otherwise, it's an occasional volley of personal news and to-dos.
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Then I'd launch into a volley of evidence-based, peer-reviewed papers.
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So this Latino group comes out, and this is a return volley.
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The National Conservatism conference is a furious volley in this civil war.
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" She continued, "I fought with this volley of 'nos', which he ignored.
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This is the second volley Mr Janot has fired at the president.
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Following a volley of bullets shot at members during the practice, Rep.
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Trump's opening volley of tweets, late Tuesday afternoon, telegraphed all that's followed.
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By the '90s, a new string, Luxilon, heralded another volley-hostile dimension.
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The volley of attacks on Biden in Detroit began when California Sen.
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Chinen's book opens big enough, with a volley of plunger-muted trumpets.
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They assume strife and so arouse a volley of strife against themselves.
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But the Republican was clearly worried about Trump's latest volley with China.
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"We play football-squash and foot-volley using the walls," Martins said.
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The FCC will face a volley of lawsuits immediately after its vote.
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Prognosticators are calling it the first volley of the awards race. Whatever.
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It's a volley of intellectual buckshot from high up alongside the hollow.
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The neurology team recommended a head CT and a volley of tests.
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Towards the end of his submission on the facts, Brauti argued that because the first volley of shots left Yatim paralyzed, he wouldn't have felt any discomfort from the second volley — the one for which he was found guilty.
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Hong Kong police fired volley after volley of tear gas to break up thousands of anti-government protesters, most dressed in black and wearing face masks, in Victoria Park, a traditional venue for rallies and vigils, and surrounding streets.
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Who can forget his wonder volley to win the Champions League in 2002?
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Giroud scored with an improvised volley in the Premier League match on Jan.
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His three-dimensional arrow pointed forward into the volley, so off he went.
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A surprise volley fired indiscriminately could kill nearly 30,9.23 civilians, the study found.
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Then came another, shorter volley of gunfire, and the evacuation grew more urgent.
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But he also switched tactics, winning 22 of 29 serve-and-volley points.
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He's also a good athlete, his favorite sports are soccer and volley ball.
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At 18, he founded his second company Volley, an AI-powered education tool.
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San Miguel was grazed on the left shoulder by another volley of shots.
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Williams's backhand volley went to the side, giving Radwanska a 6-5 lead.
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He fired at the deputy, who wounded him with a volley of bullets.
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The first volley of smack talk hit him after only a few steps.
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No matter where you volley, you're volleying below the level of the net.
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He and his playing partner, Christian Sorum, are called the Beach Volley Vikings.
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But Meram poorly timed his volley, sending the ball well over the crossbar.
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He is an all-around: He can volley and serve and hit groundstrokes.
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Down the stretch, she produced a deft drop shot and touch volley winners.
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A separate volley set ablaze the Khurais oilfield, 216km to the south west.
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Grounds for doubt: The volley of rockets that killed the contractor on Dec.
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LOS ANGELES — Rebuking fellow Democrats' latest volley at President Donald Trump, California Gov.
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Xerox fired the latest volley in the Xerox -HP merger letter wars today.
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Rybarikova won the point with a volley winner and received a standing ovation.
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Barcelona administered a 4-1 beat-down and Neymar scored on this stunning volley.
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His scoring volley, assisted by Monahan, caromed off Patrik Laine's stick to fool Hellebuyck.
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Volley wants to build a platform for voice-based gaming on home assistant hardware.
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A rescuer carried her out in his arms to a volley of cheers. 2.
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Five shots are heard on the video, followed by a volley of several more.
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Now the company is launching its next volley, the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge.
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Description: Volley builds casual games that are optimized for messaging apps and voice interfaces.
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Strycova levelled with a cool volley, then a brave second serve forced an error.
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Ebden missed a backhand volley off an unexceptional passing shot - and it proved costly.
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I have a much better backhand volley than I did this time last year.
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That was apparent in the grimaces he made when getting down for a volley.
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Senators Bob Corker and Jeff Flake fired off a double-barreled volley of criticism.
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Sudden bursts will take off, sometimes inciting a fluttering tremolo or gnashing percussion volley.
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So in his first volley of post-vacation tweets, Trump on Tuesday applauded ... himself.
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It's the Democratic candidate's latest volley at the funding structure Warren is pushing forward.
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"Police were met with a volley of fire...prompting police to retaliate," Pacleb said.
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Simple ... you put half your body out the window and volley with your neighbor!!!
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The U.S.S. Lansdowne was ordered to scuttle the carrier with a volley of torpedoes.
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Trump last week halted another volley of tariffs to safeguard the Christmas shopping season.
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After some nice interplay, Timo Werner slices wide a volley from the penalty spot.
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Nadal employed more attacking serve-volley tactics, and settled into a harder-hitting rhythm.
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Chief among them are a volley of new features and improved functionalities for Alexa.
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This month, it test-fired a volley of missiles off the coast of Japan.
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Another volley of rocket artillery hit the nearby town of Zaitseve overnight Wednesday, Col.
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But the only thing fatty about today was this sick-ass volley against Sassuolo.
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It was a gorgeous line of rhetoric, a volley of monosyllables landing like darts.
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After Trump's most recent rhetorical volley, political and social leaders have begun to push back.
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That initial volley overwhelmingly targeted middle-aged and elderly women, according to Facebook's Ad Library.
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But around a year and a half ago, Volley shifted its focus to voice instead.
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Volley could save teachers time by automating some of the process of building lesson plans.
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ANY politician who suggests raising taxes on people's estates can expect a volley of criticism.
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"I know how to volley, I usually come in just to shake hands," said Williams.
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The ruling was the latest volley in a long battle over public education in Kansas.
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Federer had another break point which Tsitsipas yanked away with a courageous drive volley winner.
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"It's not pure serve-and-volley anymore, you have to be extremely strategic," Austin said.
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Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un subsequently engaged in a volley of threats.
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Raul Labrador (R-Idaho), in the latest volley of a protracted struggle over the process.
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It's the latest shot in the back-and-forth volley between Apple and the FBI.
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Finally, 10 minutes later, and with Ireland leading through a Wes Hoolahan volley, Ibrahimovic delivered.
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My best backhand volley comes when I angle the ball behind me to the outside.
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Once a point begins, there are three primary strategies: baseline, approach, and serve and volley.
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She dropped a point against the Spaniard after leaning over to put away a volley.
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Just inside the service line, Pliskova hit an audacious swinging forehand volley for a winner.
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Known for her serve-and-volley game, she was ranked 13th among women by 1990.
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Evert sent back a defensive lob, which Shriver returned with a tentative backhand overhead volley.
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A volley of questions, shouted up the stairs, at the prime minister's back, went unanswered.
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The latest volley in the competition is the LIFT the Middle Class Act from Harris.
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Panatta read it perfectly, crisply knifing a forehand volley crosscourt at an extremely sharp angle.
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Maybe some kids watching in Cypress will tell their kids about José Altuve's final volley.
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When the second volley hit nearly 15 minutes later, some were caught in the open.
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Cruz has also outspent the Democrat in the opening volley before the March 6 primaries.
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With each change, the WPR would volley between the House and Senate, unable to pass.
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Atlético took the lead on an immaculate volley by Koke after a low cross from Saúl.
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Allie controlled the ball with his chest and then hit a scissoring volley past Tim Howard.
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And then scored in his first game back in Serie A with a backheel flick volley.
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Then Andrea was hit during the initial volley of gunfire that began shortly after 10 p.m.
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When things get tight, she fell back on an additional weapon — she knows how to volley.
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Law enforcement fired a volley of bean bags and sponges at protesters at around 2 a.m.
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It was the latest volley in a back and forth between the world's two largest economies.
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Cohn's move to sway Trump is the latest volley in an ongoing battle within the administration.
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Luckily, we've gathered a volley of GIFs that encapsulate the constant state of discomfort winter brings.
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Pelle made it 2-0 in extra time with a well-struck volley after a counterattack.
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A forehand volley winner led to yet another break and a 21-217 lead for Azarenka.
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That volley, hit straight as an arrow, came after years of repetition at Manchester United's academy.
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After fighting back to deuce, he stuck a forehand volley into the net for the break.
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He alternated serve-and-volley surprises with a penchant for out-hitting Nadal at the baseline.
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Volley, a learning tool for autodidacts, launched shortly after he decided to opt out of college.
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In 21194, a volley of torpedoes sent the U.S.S. Wasp to the bottom of the Pacific.
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This makes sense given how little attention many players pay to sharpening volley technique and deployment.
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As for the future of the volley, even in a baseline-dominated era, experts hold hope.
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Nadal cranked up the intensity in the next game and pummeled away a volley to break.
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A volley by Xherdan Shaqiri struck Corey Evans's shoulder as Evans attempted to block the shot.
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It leads Australia, 1-0, late in the first half on a volley by Andre Carillo.
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Now she spends as much time arranging her travel and finances as working on her volley.
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He served for the first set at 373-4 but missed a relatively routine backhand volley.
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Moya has encouraged him to volley more, devoting much more time in practise to net play.
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The first volley was fired when protesters hurled two petrol bombs towards an approaching police line.
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She stops, turns to the stage, snaps a volley of photos, and then heads for the door.
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To Reinhardt flirting with Ana, before flinging up a shield to hold back a volley of arrows.
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Volley hopes to stay free for students by charging textbook makers, education service providers, and school networks.
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The two volley back and forth several minutes before they realize it's practically impossible to criticize perfection.
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But they have refrained from targeting Assad's government, apart from a volley of U.S. missiles last year.
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The Austrian third seed, who triumphed at Indian Wells last month, sealed victory with a simple volley.
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THE CLOSER And finally … the latest volley in the bitter feud between the White House and CNN.
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The initial volley of shots in the battle for the post-US period came from Saudi Arabia.
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If Trump wants to establish it, he'll need to make this volley more effectual than the last.
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But as the midterm election season begins, the school safety votes may only be an opening volley.
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The Japanese submarine had in fact fired six torpedoes in the volley that fatally wounded the Wasp.
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The latest volley from the Justice Department came after a shooting in Philadelphia injured six police officers.
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Amandine Henry, France's captain, missed a right-footed volley off a corner kick in the 17th minute.
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At one point, there was a quick exchange at the net, and McEnroe struck a forehand volley.
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It was about the third volley that it kicked in that it was something more than fireworks.
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In the latest volley of violence between Iran and the United States, the world averted a disaster.
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The latest volley came on Friday from BRT, which posted a statement in a series of tweets.
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Volley through the gallery to see the pleasing pics of the players getting in on the action.
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The planemaker unveiled a volley of freight orders in the first two days of the Farnborough show.
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But Forcillo was convicted for the second volley, that came as he lay paralyzed on the ground.
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Simon netted a volley at 2-6 and Lopez celebrated his first title since winning here in 2017.
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Getty Images Blood-testing startup Theranos is trying to hold its head high through another volley of scrutiny.
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The first volley came in January, when UKIP made a pledge to invest £271 billion into the NHS.
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Regardless of how the suit shakes out, it will hardly be the last volley in the ongoing battle.
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Federer's service winner knotted the tiebreaker, and he sealed the victory when Coric couldn't handle a backhand volley.
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Monfils saved a third with an angled forehand but Djokovic converted at the fourth attempt with a volley.
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The drone attack, he said, precipitated a volley of Iranian missiles launched at Israel from Syria's Golan Heights.
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But we could shuttle back and forth between the candidates, allowing for an exciting and potentially illuminating volley.
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Kasatkina got back to 4-4 after winning another cagey exchange with a volley after running Woznaicki ragged.
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It's the latest volley in a longstanding debate about the possible use of optical aids by Renaissance artists.
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Farah punched away a backhand volley winner on match point before promptly collapsing to the ground in triumph.
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Another day, another volley of hilarious tweets from Chrissy Teigen about day-to-day life with John Legend.
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Netflix returned the volley with a joke based on one of there own hit series, 13 Reasons Why.
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This is the latest volley in the ongoing proxy battle between Buffalo Wild Wings and the activist investor.
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That prompted Trump to launch the first volley of a sustained attack now spilling into its second week.
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Berankis saved one match point with an ace of his own but a netted volley ended the contest.
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Murray finished it on his serve, and when Stepanek missed a volley for the final shot, he smiled.
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She slipped 15-30 behind as she tried to serve it out but Keys netted an easy volley.
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Reciprocity is suddenly broken, as though one player in a game had walked off the court mid-volley.
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Djokovic saved the first but scooped a low volley into the net to huge cheers from the crowd.
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It's the latest volley in the high-stakes case, which has set off debate over privacy and security.
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Once the malware finds millions of vulnerable devices, it uses these to launch a massive volley of traffic.
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Politicians skimmed over policy issues with a volley of recriminations over who was to blame for the deadlock.
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The Demolisher tank, which carries dual AC 20s—autocannons which can kill a pilot in a single volley.
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The response by video game makers has been to return the volley, blaming guns rights activists for deflection.
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"It's so tough to volley or to play well at the net with all that wind," Thiem said.
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Electricity flows through wires, like a fluid, or flies through a vacuum as a volley of individual electrons.
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Mark, at 63-foot-4, has a one-handed backhand and can serve and volley like his mother.
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He then launched consecutive service winners to fend off three match points and hold with a drop volley.
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His coach, Zidane, had held the crown until now, with a volley in the 21 Champions League final.
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He then changed his tactics to serve-and-volley to avoid long, grinding rallies and preserve his foot.
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Over the course of the escalating trade war, Beijing officials have rarely responded to Trump's volley of insults.
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While working there, Hogeg noticed that he was sending a volley of texts to get his assistant's attention.
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It came at 2-2 in the second set after Williams just hit a volley at the net.
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On their second match point at 7-203, Rublev poached and made a sensational, angled backhand volley winner.
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After failing to answer, other members of the press corps continued to volley follow-up questions at Hoekstra.
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I deny him time to calibrate his bombardment by slipping in volley drops or a wrong-footing boast.
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But his volley goes well high, and Brazil is still looking for a goal to break through here.
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I'd been watching groups of Reddit users in subreddits like r/UnresolvedMysteries volley around theories about unsolved crimes.
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During the emotionally charged sentencing hearing, which included the mother of the victim walking out at one point in tears, Brauti argued that since the first volley of shots left Yatim paralyzed, he wouldn't have felt any discomfort from the second volley, which is what he was found guilty of.
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The President is likely to seek to insert himself into the debates -- probably with a volley of tweet storms.
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The puck dropped to the ice and Smith batted it in with a half-volley past a screened Bishop.
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S. trade relations, which were strained further after a volley of tariffs and Washington's sanctions on telecom giant Huawei.
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I would serve and volley on both serves because otherwise you would be laughed at by all the Australians.
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Instead, Volley wants to make getting help with homework or studying for tests as easy as snapping a selfie.
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School networks could use Volley to determine what types of students might be most at risk for dropping out.
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The Canadian chanced a serve-volley but netted Murray's sharp return and the Scot pumped his fist in delight.
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But his decision lead to a volley of complaints about sexist double standards from other players and tennis fans.
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The idea of Volley is that current online marketplaces for goods are filled with scams and other security issues.
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Many states were involved in the seemingly endless volley of legal challenges against the Affordable Care Act, for example.
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Madrid equalized on a classic breakaway, with Benzema launching himself horizontal to the ground to volley the tying goal.
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It was an imperious goal, a volley struck at hip height with the flawless technique of a great player.
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Once they resumed, Williams erased one set point for Mladenovic at 9-8 with a swinging forehand volley winner.
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But at deuce, Djokovic won the next exchange by attacking and coming forward to hit a swing volley winner.
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Charging forward as his opponent tossed the ball, Federer would return serve on the half-volley, rushing the server.
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Through the popularity of his two later skills and his partnership with Volley, Markey collects about $10,000 each month.
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It was a devastating opening volley which Perova, Tuiana Dashidorzhieva and Inna Stepanova had little hope of responding to.
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I'll try not to burden this volley of questions and answers with too many mentions of David Foster Wallace.
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The briefs filed late Friday are the opening volley in the court fight over the merits of the rule.
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Take Zlatan's tae kwan do goal, or Higuaín's beautiful volley, and, shit, even the assists were nice—like Payet's.
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The expanded partnership is the latest volley in the food delivery wars, which includes competitors Grubhub, DoorDash and Amazon.
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She finally broke through by breaking Gatto-Monticone's serve with a backhand volley after a tight exchange at net.
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This volley repeated itself with the Reconstruction Acts, which offered measures to inaugurate an interracial democracy in the South.
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Mbappé proves he's human, butchering a first-touch volley he had hoped to send into the path of Griezmann.
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A hovering drone emitted a volley of tear gas canisters that tumbled and curled through the air, scattering protesters.
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The move segues into a nice dribble by Mbappé, but Giroud finally ends it by stonking a volley wide.
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To do this, a player must drop the ball on the ground and kick it on the half-volley.
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He sealed the win against Humbert after 2 hours 22 minutes with an easy volley winner at the net.
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Facing defeat at the end of the 90 minutes, Portugal sent the game into extra time with Pepe's volley.
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This time, Gallardo, 22, looped a pass to a waiting Hernández, whose full-volley drive made it 2-1.
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His volley, struck powerfully from far outside the penalty area, flew past the outstretched Reina into the far corner.
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He completed victory a game later with a nerveless backhand volley and now sets his sights on another battle.
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She often found herself caught in the middle of a volley of views old and new, traditional and progressive.
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The volley hit four people, all of whom have been hospitalized, although their wounds were said not to be critical.
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It took an unlikely goal by Rojo -- a center back -- to save Argentina with a cushioned volley into the corner.
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It took an unlikely goal by Rojo — a center back — to save Argentina with a cushioned volley into the corner.
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The second seed then claimed the opening set with a volley into an open court on his fourth set point.
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After dropping the first set, Federer broke Albot while leading 6-5 in the second with a backhand volley winner.
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The dialogue is a volley of sweet nothings that verge on nonsense as passion renders the characters a bit insane.
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The studio had already moved on, pulling it from prime theaters to make room for its next volley of releases.
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The Colombian government's announcement is the latest volley in a battle that's been brewing for months over Cuban migrants there.
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Local media reported that police ordered the counter-protesters to disperse, then moved in behind a volley of stun grenades.
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The Greek saved them all with a sparkling serve-volley assault before thrashing an ace into the corner to hold.
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All of this is just the latest volley in the ongoing battle to be the biggest game in the world.
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In the most recent volley, Mr. Malofiy accused Mr. Page and Mr. Plant of "refusing to appear" at the trial.
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That movement reveals the prey's location, and then the eels send out a rapid volley to immobilize then swallow it.
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Higuaín beat goalkeeper Dani Hernández with a one-touch half-volley into the far corner, and the rout was on.
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"Money is a yucky reason to switch jobs," he wrote in a charming, touching email volley with a close friend.
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He was two for two on serve-and-volley points, and five for five coming in behind an approach shot.
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Zuckerberg faced a volley of tough questions from several members of Congress during his appearance this week, including from Rep.
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Here is the magisterial one hitting a scissor kick volley from Adriano for a wonderful Barcelona goal against Malaga today.
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An Indian Coast Guard helicopter sent to retrieve the bodies was repelled by a volley of arrows from the community.
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A volley of shots was fired by an honor guard, and his family was presented with a military burial flag.
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"I framed the first volley a little bit, which ended up being perfect," Federer said afterward, flashing a big grin.
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He glanced over at his three sons a few seats away, eyebrows raised and clearly impressed by the skillful volley.
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She may just be 23, but the lefty's serve-and-volley game has a bit of an old-school flair.
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He absolutely flubs a pass to a defender, popping it straight up for Ante Rebic to volley into the net.
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His nice knockdown header sets up a good half-volley chance for Jesse Lindgard, but his shot is deflected out.
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Striker Sam Vokes scored two of them by converting crosses that bookended a stunning volley by left back Stephen Ward.
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After one volley, I realize the extra 5,000 is not even $2 for me, so I just go with it.
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Nadal hit the ball at his feet, but Thiem managed a half-volley that turned into an irretrievable drop shot.
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The ruling was the latest volley in the long-running battle between New York and app-based ride-hailing companies.
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When I awoke my room was dark, and rain pelted the roof — a steady, cooling volley punctuated by rumbling thunder.
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Meteorologists predict that the storm will bring another volley of rain and thunderstorms to Texas and Louisiana before finally letting up.
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A witness told CNN affiliate KGTV there were six or seven shots, followed by screams, and then another volley of shots.
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A witness told CNN affiliate KGTV there were six or seven shots followed by screams and then another volley of shots.
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Missouri's broadside could be the opening shot in a potential volley of state lawsuits aimed at the giants of Silicon Valley.
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Karlovic was also wasteful, thumping a regulation volley into the net that would have put him within two points of victory.
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Volley Labs, Inc, a San Francisco-based company that uses artificial intelligence to build corporate training materials, is playing it safe.
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Graziano Pellé put the game away with Italy's second goal at 90 (+2) on a volley that was absolutely hammered home.
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Last month the ECB unleashed a volley of interest rate cuts, additional monthly bond purchases and more cheap loans to banks.
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It let him down in the seventh game when he netted a forehand volley on break point — handing Murray the momentum.
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Dries Mertens broke the deadlock with a crashing volley and Romelu Lukaku's double made the scoreline more reflective of Belgium's superiority.
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But the Argentine broke back immediately with a volley and then saved another break point at 5-5 with an ace.
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Critic's Notebook The first day of televised impeachment hearings featured international drama, a volley of interruptions and a Cronkite-like voice.
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U.S. President Trump backed out of a joint G7 communique and fired off a volley of angry tweets after the summit.
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Pérez then swung a beautiful cross-field pass into the path of Armando Cooper, but Cooper's volley was high and wide.
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A pair of strong returns, a forehand winner and a stab volley put Goerges back within striking distance at 15-40.
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He charged the net off a second serve, mis-hitting his initial volley but doing enough to put Monfils under pressure.
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He found himself on the third shot, positioned for a clean volley, which he rocketed into the back of the net.
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The demonstrators moved forward and the police responded with a volley of tear gas, scattering the Yellow Vests and the vandals.
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Albert Rusnak scored for Real in the 52nd minute with a stunning volley after a sharp passing exchange with Damir Kreilach.
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Hanni El Khatib kicked ass in 2016, unleashing a volley of EPs that saw him experiment past the blues-rock idiom.
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There was also the unusual: chip and charge tactics, serve-and-volley on second serve and no-look flicked backhand overheads.
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"It's gone more from a serve-and-volley game to a baseline game with players just pounding the ball," he said.
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The letter, and the Democrats' response, were released by lawmakers in the latest volley between Democrats and the Trump family businesses.
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In the routine serve-and-volley of an interview, this makes Mr. Federer challenging to read and harder still to game.
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In the routine serve-and-volley of an interview, this makes Mr. Federer challenging to read and harder still to game.
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He held serve with an acrobatic backhand half-volley drop-shot winner to stop a Federer streak of five consecutive games.
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But on Saturday morning, Mr. Trump let loose, and in the afternoon he unleashed another volley of attacks on the ruling.
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But his move last Monday was hardly noticed after the volley of tweets in reaction to Michael Wolff's Fire and Fury.
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On their first match point at 6-5, Troicki served to Rublev and missed a tricky half volley into the net.
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Troicki had both time and opportunity, but knocked a manageable forehand volley long from a position of strength near the net.
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There were pyrotechnics for the big numbers, confetti at the end, and at one point a surprise volley of fireworks onstage.
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Protesters lobbed rocks and petrol bombs and burned trash in the street while authorities responded with a volley of tear gas.
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Almost immediately, the journal was cast as another volley in the wars over free speech and political correctness on college campuses.
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The Chinese are threatening new tariffs on $200 billion in U.S. goods, the latest volley between the Eastern and Western powers.
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After Elghobashy and Meawad's beach volley debut, further reductive discussions of "culture clashes" ensued with an underlying tone of gendered Islamophobia.
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Serve and volley is seen as a dying art, but O'Shannessy said the statistics show that it remains as effective as ever.
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Since then, organizations representing the financial services industry have fought its progress, resorting to a volley of lawsuits against the federal agency.
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In the 23rd, Gomez chested Kimmich's cross into the path of Mueller, whose half-volley went just wide of the far post.
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But it wasn't long until Manchester United retaliated with a pristine volley from Juan Mata that filtered uglily through the Palace defense.
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Kardashian doesn't always stay above the fray, though, and she has advice for anyone who feels a good return volley is necessary.
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Some experts speculate he fired the shots that provoked the National Guard's volley, although he told investigators he never shot his gun.
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Edberg was the defending Wimbledon champion and arguably the best serve-and-volley player in the world, a magician at the net.
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The first handful of episodes show the volley of power between Luke (Mike Colter), Cottonmouth (Mahershala Ali), and Black Mariah (Alfre Woodard).
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The nerves jangled when Murray double-faulted on his first match point and his relief was obvious when Stepanek netted a volley.
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Kerber saved five set points, then dropped her racket in disbelief when Azarenka netted a half-volley on the first match point.
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The Broadcom ban is likely to be just the first volley of what the administration seems to see as a counter-attack.
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About a minute after the first shot, as McDole reaches into his pants, police unload a volley of gunfire that kills him.
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She broke the Konta serve to level at 5-5 and then held with an exquisite drop shot and lob-volley combination.
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The Icelandic attacking midfielder spotted Hajduk goalkeeper Dante Stipica off of his line and launched a 50-yard volley into the net.
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Take, for example, Trump's March 4 Twitter volley, accusing his predecessor — seemingly out of nowhere — of wiretapping Trump Tower during the campaign.
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It bounced once ahead of him and then he ran under it and unleashed his right foot for a marvelous half-volley.
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The Swiss was occasionally bamboozled by the Czech veteran's serve-and-volley game but kept his composure to triumph on Hisense Arena.
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A dozen protesters gathered in the main university campus, throwing rocks at riot police who responded with a volley of tear gas.
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But really, history is often a volley between revolutionaries (who take control in some periods) and reactionaries (who drive events in others).
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"I don't want them into it," Margherita replies, neatly delivering the first volley in Mr. Moretti's enduring argument about leftism and representation.
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They made it no further than the steps, Musubao told me, when the police stationed outside fired a volley of tear gas.
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Vallverdu praised Dimitrov's footwork as he recovered from the backhand corner; he gave a tip about contact point on the forehand volley.
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After Revolution goalkeeper Brad Knighton saved Alex Muyl's shot, Wright-Phillips put back the deflection with a half-volley into the corner.
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Paul said they couldn't determine what side of the tree to stand on because the volley of gunfire popped all around them.
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It's the latest volley in a long-running debate among scientists about whether there's a natural barrier to the human life span.
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On the third break point opportunity for Kohlschreiber, Djokovic inexplicably hit a backhand volley wide to put his opponent 4-2 ahead.
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Choosing it as an opening volley indicates that Bellorado-Samuels means to build an audience right she where she lives and breathes.
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There were no more break points ahead, and Nadal finally closed out the victory with a backhand volley into an open court.
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It was hard to declare a winner in the debate amid the constant volley of insults, not all of them from Trump.
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Alas, just as penmanship and slide rules have largely been left in the dust in classrooms, the volley also has been marginalized.
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But it bounced up perfectly for DeLeon, who ripped a thunderous half volley beyond Steffen to send the capacity crowd into rapture.
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On Wednesday, a volley of rockets killed three service members — two Americans and one British — at Camp Taji, north of Baghdad. 26.
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Evert hit an uncharacteristic high forehand volley that smacked Navratilova squarely on the head, prompting her to fall back in feigned pain.
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Gary lifted the rifle to his shoulder and fired off a volley of shots into the field where his wife was cowering.
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Some heckled a group of protesters who were cordoned off in a parking lot below, resulting in a volley of competing chants.
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It's the first formal volley from Blankenship in the race for Manchin's Senate seat, for which the Republican former Massey Energy Corp.
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The Tuesday briefs were the opening volley in what has already been a long, drawn-out battle over the Clean Water Rule.
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Bronn's scorpion bolts didn't slay Drogon but it was the latest volley in this season's campaign to neutralize, somewhat, the dragon advantage.
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What it is: Founded by a pair of former roommates at Harvard, Volley builds voice-controlled games for smart speakers and phones.
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David's slight build and her fitness level allow her to move more quickly than most competitors, to attack forward and volley aggressively.
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The first volley of shots hit Yatim in the spine, arm, and in his heart and one of those bullets killed him.
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President Trump redefined his Syria policy in a volley of tweets Sunday, threatening to "devastate Turkey economically" if it attacks Kurds in Syria.
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Another battle here — just a musket volley from Princeton Battlefield State Park — has raged for years and is now coming to a head.
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At a raucous press conference on Thursday, President Trump faced a volley of questions about his and his inner circle's ties to Russia.
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When the folks over at Volley Australia dreamt up their 24 #Grassroots campaign, it's likely they were mostly just trying to sell shoes.
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From the person who brought you the tournament's greatest save off the line (or maybe... ever?), comes perhaps the volley of the tournament.
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At least that's true in the case of Volley, a young company building voice-controlled entertainment experiences for Amazon Alexa and Google Home.
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Improvements in racquet technology have ushered out the once-popular aggressive, serve-and-volley style, tilting matches in favor of baseline-centered bludgeoning.
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As another volley in the multidecade war on press freedom that has been eagerly escalated by the Trump administration, it's way more troubling.
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But I also value language, and this latest volley from Asus seems to have surpassed my threshold of tolerance for extreme self-praise.
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" Hoffman finally asked: "You serve and volley really well and it's really hard to do against Rafa, how did you feel about it?
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But rather than manually cobble this info together, Volley uses cutting edge machine learning and natural language processing to do it all automatically.
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Over time, Volley could blossom into an analytics layer for all of education, identifying what teaching strategies and materials work and which don't.
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So, they jumped ahead in the line to witness the latest volley in San Francisco and Oakland's fight against the fossil fuel industry.
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As a result, the president's budget submission represents a fresh volley in the ongoing political argument on the size and role of government.
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The set was over in a dizzying 31 minutes as Nadal moved in to the net to fire a volley past his opponent.
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But the champion rallied and rattled off a volley of punches and kicks, and finally dragging Hendricks to the mat to rapturous applause.
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She had an 20-yard half-volley after Becky Sauerbrunn sent a deep service that was poorly cleared by Chile's Su Helen Galaz.
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Giroud was able to run into it with plenty of space to volley it into the back of the net with his instep.
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The Scot just missed with one attempted pass but converted his second break point when a powerful forehand forced a Raonic volley error.
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Publication of the book "Fire and Fury" has let loose a volley of arguments that the president needs to be removed from office.
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Zambrano jogged across the street as the officers chased him, and he collapsed seconds later on a sidewalk after a volley of gunfire.
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This includes NBCU's SYFY WIRE, which will offer three additional weekly podcasts exclusive to Alexa (Geeksplain, Debate Club, and Untold Story); Volley Inc.
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He saved the first with an ace at 23-7 and the last with a backhand volley winner at 0-40, 24-24.
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Yamashita kept her team's hopes alive with a fine save to deny Toni Duggan's volley from a Lucy Bronze cross on the hour.
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He served and volley frequently, but seldom predictably, and also lured Wawrinka forward with crisply sliced backhands that skidded low on the clay.
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Fognini raised both arms in apology, then superbly put away a volley at full stretch on the next point to clinch the set.
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In his debut collection, a "memoir in essays," Young fires an admirable volley into the robust field of memoirs by black American men.
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Three years ago, she was the third-ranked junior girl in the world and future stardom seemed as close as a short volley.
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Last month the European Central Bank unleashed a volley of interest rate cuts, additional monthly bond purchases and more cheap loans to banks.
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The midfielder was more accurate two minutes later as he thundered a volley into the back of the net to open the scoring.
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P.S.G. dominated at Basel, but it needed a volley in the 90th minute by defender Thomas Meunier to seal a 2-1 win.
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The volley is part of an escalating feud between Bannon-backed insurgent candidates and the GOP incumbents who McConnell is seeking to protect.
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Instead, he upped the ante, and the prospect of negotiations to stave off another volley of tariffs between the two countries promptly fizzled.
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She is tall, powerful and mobile, with a balanced all-court game and taste for the swing volley that Williams adopted long ago.
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She saved one break point with a forehand volley winner on the 22th stroke of the rally after running Kerber from side to side.
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Volley raised more than a million in seed funding ahead of joining Y Combinator's Winter 2018 class, in a round led by Advancit Capital.
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The Swiss slammed the door shut, however, nervelessly crushing a forehand deep into the corner and then rushing forward to put away the volley.
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A small reconnaissance drone glided eerily above the Peshmerga's position only to be shot down moments later by a thunderous volley of automatic gunfire.
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Meanwhile, the case is the latest in a volley of suits filed by employees who allege that their retirement plan fees are too high.
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However, the Swiss battled back to break Albot while leading 6-5 in the second with a backhand volley winner to square the match.
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Cilic brought up match point with an ace but Lopez saved it when he cut off the Croat's attempted pass with a stretching volley.
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One network generates the fake and the other tries to detect it, with the content bouncing back and forth, and improving with each volley.
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Not as much as you saw in the past of serve and volley, chip and charge and one-handed backhands and moves like that.
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The lawsuit represents the latest volley in clashes between conservation groups and commercial timber interests over management of the Tongass going back several decades.
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There was a volley of gunfire as multiple law enforcement officers returned fire and officials heard a muffled shot inside the residence, Ford said.
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Guily picked it out of the air and put his arthritis pills to good use by slapping down a beautiful volley for the goal.
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We initiate dialogue with Siri, Cortana and Google Now, receiving witty comebacks in a conscious back-and-forth volley between humans and artificial intelligence.
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She went 3-1 down with a dreadful volley, but responded to lead 5-4 with two sizzling backhands that had the crowd erupting.
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Zverev saved the first, but could do nothing about the second as Nadal dropped a short volley over the net to claim the title.
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McClusky describes the $1 weekly subscription price as an opening volley, and says the magazine may tweak it as it sees how people respond.
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"I'm kind of a volley-nerd at heart, and I'll gladly fess up to it, but little things get me really excited," he said.
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Tsitsipas broke in the eighth game when Zverev opted to follow in a weak second serve and made a mess of a low volley.
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Harmon, her remains present in a carved wooden box, was honored with a three-volley salute, a color guard and the playing of taps.
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The week ended with a volley of tweets from the President, including one threatening to release possible secret recordings of his conversations with Comey.
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But at the end of a seven-minute game, Williams netted a routine volley again to give her opponent a break for 4-3.
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The company also said a volley of trade tariffs between Washington and Beijing had hit investment confidence in Asia-Pacific, where profits fell 17%.
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After locating a shoddy bit of clearance, Dos Santos positively lit this ball up on the volley to send it screaming into the net.
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He recovered to take the set and recognized the good play of his compatriot - "hell of a volley", "great lob" - while losing the second.
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Tsitsipas saved one set point with an athletic volley but then offered up another chance which Thiem took by landing a powerful first serve.
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Rakitic tries a one-time volley there, but it just draws laughs when it curls off his foot and almost to the corner flag.
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In the 20th minute, Dzeko unleashed a first-time volley through Courtois's arms after being set up by the former Tottenham defender Federico Fazio.
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While the abortion case is the latest legal volley in a generation-long battle by social conservatives to limit the effect of Roe v.
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The news of a draft agreement for Britain's withdrawal from the European Union trickled out in a more modern manner: a volley of tweets.
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The proposal is the latest volley in a public lands fight that has shaped political and economic conversations in the West for a generation.
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Williams fell to the court at 2-2 in the second set after charging to the net to hit a volley that sailed long.
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For more than 50 years, through the last half of the 20th century, the volley played the lead role in tennis's premier drama, Wimbledon.
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And as serve-volley efforts have dropped, so has net-rushing over all (among men, from 11,302 times in 2002 to 19713,952 in 2018).
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With every volley of new tariffs from Trump, Beijing has retaliated with its own tariffs, hitting American companies that want to export to China.
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Dimitrov served his way to 40-15 but let another chance drift away before Goffin finally netted a backhand volley to end the match.
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His gains in popularity and campaign cash during that period preceded a volley of attacks from Warren and Klobuchar during the most recent debate.
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The officer's first volley of three shots, which felled the suspect, was followed by six more, when the man was already on the ground.
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In the fourth set, Medvedev started to serve-and-volley more to shorten rallies, but the set proceeded on serve until the 10th game.
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He also looked particularly sharp in the forecourt, coming up with half-volley drop-shot winners that Berdych could not put back in play.
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But I was hitting good rails, too, thanks to him, and I converted a reaching-back-in-midair volley to go up, 210–28.
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Another crosscourt got me a game ball at 73–11, and a backhand volley, a perfect nick at the perfect time, closed it out.
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Abiy Ahmed, the 42-year-old prime minister of Ethiopia, has dazzled Africa with a volley of political reforms since his appointment in April.
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He earned four match points when Coric netted a volley and converted the first of them when the Croat hammered a shot over the baseline.
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As other soldiers tried to rescue their fallen comrade, Pakistani soldiers fired volley of gunfire at them, triggering exchange of gunfire, two border officials said.
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She and her advisers would volley memos back and forth for several more days before the senator ultimately issued a final verdict on the plan.
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Volley spent the last year in stealth developing its first learning product which is now in private alpha that you can sign up for here.
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Volley might be able to replace one-on-one time help from a human instructor with an education app each student can call their own.
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Mayors of some of the so-called sanctuary cities were not impressed Friday with the Trump administration's latest volley in the dispute over immigration policy.
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Last week, Sonnenfeld told CNBC the Enquirer saga is a "warning volley over the bow" to Amazon board to make a succession plan for Bezos.
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It was a similar story in the second set, Federer breaking in the eighth game with a volley before holding for a two-set lead.
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Bayern were outclassed in the first half and fell behind to a Kramaic half-volley which goalkeeper Sven Ulreich could only deflect into his net.
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He saved a set point at 6-5 with a punchy backhand volley down the line and had Federer on the ropes in the tiebreak.
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After passing its most recent volley of tests, it's now moving into the final stages of preparation ahead of the target July 2020 Mars launch.
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Scenting blood, Nadal did what he does best, hounding Zverev into coughing up another break point that he claimed with a stunning crosscourt backhand volley.
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Unveiling an aggressive serve-volley game, Raonic fired 82 winners past the fourth seed to set up a second successive quarter-final at Melbourne Park.
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Sepultura's Chaos A.D. is a poison-tipped volley of anti-racist and anti-colonialist sentiments, making it the perfect album to listen to right now.
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It felt like Federer was just hanging on in the second but he offered up three break points at 5-5 with a volley error.
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The goal was similar to Radja Nainggolan's effort for Cagliari on Sunday — the Belgian also finding the top corner with a half-volley from distance.
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Simpson's testimony is the latest volley in the swirl of controversy surrounding the Steele dossier, which has been slammed as a "hoax" by the President.
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Along with the other women, she fired a volley of questions at the man: Can we call our families and tell them where we are?
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Ibrahimovic provided another assist late in the game, sending in a cross for Henrikh Mkhitaryan, who sealed the victory with a stunning scorpion-kick volley.
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She served out the last game to love, breaking into a smile after a winning volley at the net that brought up three match points.
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Marrero saved a match point with a dive volley in the third-set tiebreak, but the pair lost the fourth set quickly, in 27 minutes.
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"From an actual harm perspective, we know that [the second volley] doesn't cause death, accelerate the death, affect his health or cause discomfort," Brauti responded.
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In the 31st minute, Vitorino Antunes, the Portuguese left back, fired an ambitious, swerving, first-time volley from the left wing, far outside the area.
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This is the latest volley in Vicky's ongoing war with Soundgarden over who owns the final songs Chris wrote, and also for allegedly unpaid royalties.
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On a Friday, after a three- or four-day volley of offers and counteroffers, they settled on a figure, and Prince hopped on a plane.
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In a volley of late-night tweets, President Donald Trump publicly questioned the intelligence of NBA star LeBron James, who has yet to respond publicly.
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Barca captain Andres Iniesta, who lashed home Barca's fourth on the volley following another precise cross from Neymar, also paid tribute to Barca's deadly trident.
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Morris put the United States ahead with his eighth international goal, a six-yard, right-footed volley after Dest flicked on Sebastian Llleget's corner kick.
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The rhetorical volley is the latest escalation of a growing war between Blankenship, who is running as an anti-establishment Republican, and the GOP establishment.
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She also wrote that the position of shell casings found at the scene was at odds with Mr. Raja's description of each volley of shots.
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Melia was huge in the 62nd and 63rd minutes with a near-post stop of Robinho followed by a punch of a David Guzman volley.
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Rather like a tennis ball during a sustained volley, the reader is batted from one subject to another, and between the New World and the Old.
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"Parents be aware Dunlop Volley still sell sandshoes for school kids, but their website has R rated images as they're now 'all about rooting'" she wrote.
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Ruud Gullit opened the scoring after half an hour, before Marco Van Basten scored his iconic volley on 54 minutes to secure victory for the Oranje.
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She saved two match points in the final game but fell on the third with a clumsy volley that flew wide and neatly summarized her day.
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In addition, Volley is preparing to roll out its own monetization features, including subscriptions and in-app purchases of add-on packs that will extend gameplay.
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Venezuela itself appeared to follow suit on Monday afternoon, in a volley that feels a bit more fitting given the ongoing tensions between Washington and Caracas.
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The big picture: A volley of tariffs between the U.S. and China have knocked U.S. farmers off-kilter, dealing sharp blows to soybean and corn producers.
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Discussing trade at last week's disastrous G7 summit in Quebec, Europe's leaders met Donald Trump's volley of insults and half-truths with a fusillade of facts.
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Whether it's Trump or his accusers who fire the first paper volley in court, they should consider the risks and costs, as well as the law.
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With no other choice, I turn my ship to face the intruders and let off a volley of fire, alternating between explosive missiles and laser blasts.
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Defender Monica headed home the first 10 minutes before half time and Andressa Alves got a second with a volley from close in after 59 minutes.
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Never normally lost for words, Mr Trump stopped short of denouncing Mr Duke in a TV interview, prompting another volley of criticisms from Republicans and Democrats.
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Orders are still buzzing, but higher-margin services have taken a prime time slot for the first time with a volley of announcements from each company.
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Monday's market action amounted to a fairly benign volley in a series of shots Wall Street is sending to Washington: Get your act together, or else.
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As you volley it to and fro, however, challenges are thrown in: the ball speeds up, splits in two, the ball grows/shrinks in size, etc.
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This volley of names is a more cute than a spinning beachball or turning hourglass, but in the end it doesn't serve much of a purpose.
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The 27-year-old was trailing 6-3 0-1 when he framed an attempted volley directly into his left eye and was unable to continue.
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An 11th ace and a volley put him a point from the finish before he wound up his serve one last time to end Edmund's misery.
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Then in January, a gaming company called Volley agreed to buy Markey's Alexa Skills while allowing him to retain a portion of the Developer Rewards income.
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De Minaur, 20, went the entire tournament without facing a break point, and the Australian fittingly clinched victory with a deft serve-and-volley backhand winner.
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On Wednesday, Google confirmed reports that it would begin offering checking accounts next year, the latest in a recent volley of tech ventures targeting consumer finance.
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Players in the men's draw of this tournament have won about two-thirds of their serve-and-volley points and only 47 percent from the baseline.
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Mertens hammered home a superb volley two minutes into the second half, sending the ball arcing over Jaime Penedo after Panama struggled to clear a cross.
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Nishikori showed off his full repertoire of shots in a faultless third set which he peppered with delicate drop shots and ended with an emphatic volley.
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The 24-year-old, however, got back on track in the decider, taking a 1-0 lead on Williams serve when she netted an easy volley.
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A backhand volley down the line put him two points from victory and he fired a serve into the corner to earn another four match points.
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"We have caught you hiding information — "The back-and-forth escalated as Jordan continued to volley accusations at Rosenstein, until the deputy attorney general fired back.
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But a sensational forehand pass by Thiem gave him a fourth set point which he converted when his dipping backhand forced a volley error from Djokovic.
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It wasn't the best bounce, but Rooney was able to twist his body and get on top of the ball for a sizzling volley on goal.
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Mouratoglou took pride and delight in Williams's last shot on Saturday: a well-punched forehand volley, the same shot she missed to lose the Australian Open.
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So if things go according to plan, you'll eventually volley between shooting "Sneaky Pete" in New York and "Avatar" in California for the next few years?
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Ostapenko chased down a drop shot and punched it back, but Stephens stretched near the baseline to hit a forehand volley cross-court for a winner.
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Still, her net game was solid and the ball smacked from racket to racket more than a dozen times before a passing shot ended the volley.
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This volley kicked off after Washington announced early in August that it would impose 10% tariffs — later raised to 15% -— on Chinese imports worth $300 billion.
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Almost immediately, Mr. Trump lobbed a volley of insults at Mr. Sessions, telling the attorney general it was his fault they were in the current situation.
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The Trump team's initial volley made no mention of the central witnesses Democrats said could conclusively confirm or rebut their case but were blocked by Trump.
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About two hours before games, 50 or so people would gather in a classroom theater across from the arena to volley questions at Crisp and Weber.
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"I always say it takes longer to develop a serve-and-volley game because, I mean, eventually you're going to get passed a lot," Zverev said.
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He rifled a volley from outside the front of the box past Galaxy goalkeeper David Bingham after a pass off the end line by Paxton Pomykal.
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The manufacturers association fired its latest volley against Garrett's nomination Monday with a digital ad campaign in New Jersey calling for the former lawmaker to withdraw.
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Norwich nearly doubled its lead after 73 minutes when Kenny McLean's rising close-range volley smacked against the crossbar, with the loose ball ricocheting to safety.
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He may also wake up with a few bruises after a spectacular leaping volley in the third set that Boris Becker would have been proud of.
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Dayro Moreno put Colombia ahead after 14 minutes with an acrobatic volley but Haiti leveled 20 minutes later when Wilde-Donald Guerrier bulleted home a header.
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Buying time means finding off ramps for de-escalation, reducing the volley of our largely empty but risky threats, and North Korea freezing tests in response.
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The next game on Thiem's serve proved to be a battle, but he held with a lunging forehand volley that caught the side of the line.
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The clearest sign that Trump has no intention of changing, despite his new responsibilities, has emerged in a volley of controversial tweets in the last two days.
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After the first-set dramas it was routine with Federer breaking decisively for 5-3 with an easy backhand winner after Berdych's half volley sat up begging.
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Once again, Wawrinka clinched the set on Nishikori's serve when the Japanese lunged to hit a forehand volley on a rifled passing shot and sent it long.
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Notably, Forcillo testified that he fired the second volley because he believed Yatim was standing up to "continue the fight" and had reached a 45-degree angle.
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Ivanisevic, who was known for his serve-and-volley style of play, was ranked 125th in 2001 when he was given a wildcard into that year's Wimbledon.
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" Panera launched the first volley as part of the rollout for its new line of made-to-order breakfast sandwiches, which, they say, feature "100% real eggs.
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By nightfall, members of the security forces issued warnings on loudspeakers, lobbed a volley of tear gas at the crowd and chased protesters into narrow side streets.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers stopped the migrants with a volley of canisters emitting large clouds of gas as U.S. and Mexican government helicopters clattered overhead.
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Leicester City's Jamie Vardy received a cross and sent in a miraculous arching shot off the volley that caught Aston Villa keeper Mark Bunn off his line.
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The hosts doubled the lead after 59 minutes thanks to nice work from Marta, who crossed the ball for Andressa Alves to volley home from close range.
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Nadal pushed again at 4-4, lunging to return a huge serve down the 'T' that a net-bound Tsitsipas could only half-volley into the net.
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Muller, something of a late bloomer has terrific touch, a tidy baseline game and, most impressively, still revels in the dying art of serve and volley tennis.
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The opener looked to be heading for a tiebreak before Del Potro dispatched a backhand volley to earn himself two more break points in the 10th game.
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"I like coming into the net, yeah, a lot... My coach taught me, like, I'm good at that," Mochizuki said of his adventurous serve-and-volley approach.
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The remarks are the latest volley between Conway and the president in a feud that boiled over earlier this week, with Trump addressing him directly on Twitter.
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Argentina goalkeeper Willy Caballero gifted Croatia the breakthrough goal, inexplicably lobbing the ball to Ante Rebic who twisted to blast home a volley in the 53rd minute.
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"History will absolve me," Castro declared in 1953, in defense of the attack he led on the Moncada Barracks that marked the opening volley of the revolution.
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Firmino put the visitors ahead after 11 minutes when he tapped a volley home from close range after fine work on the right wing from Douglas Costa.
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In the 15th minute, Pogba found himself on the receiving end of an errant header that landed him a half-volley opportunity, which he mightily capitalized on.
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Corner to Croatia: they take it short and catch England sleeping, but Brozovic, who had sneaked forward, fires high trying a first-touch volley in the area.
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The Chelsea striker side-footed a volley home 15 minutes into the first half and, 12 minutes later, set up Hayley Raso to stroke home Australia's second.
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That last volley lasts all of two seconds and plays out offscreen, with only the rat-a-tat sound effect making viewers aware of the widespread carnage.
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And yet through all the changes that have blunted the volley, the success rate for net-rushing has remained at least 60 percent and often even higher.
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Henry's quick-strike volley, which came in the 107th minute, left Barbara with no chance to make a save, and Henry was soon engulfed by her teammates.
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But "State of the Union" is nearly all talk, and the drama, if there's going to be any, is in the serve and volley of the conversation.
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A gorgeously-lofted ball that made Alli find another gear completely to caress the ball gently into the back of the net on a tight little volley.
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Germany began brightly and took the lead in the 16th minute through Lina Magull, who twisted her body perfectly to beat Hedvig Lindahl with a hooked volley.
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It was the opening public-relations volley of a four-day victory lap that captivated New York, and it was a milestone in the history of fashion.
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The finance minister said another volley of economic support could come out of a phone call scheduled for Monday between Trudeau and his fellow G-7 leaders.
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I mean, I just kept going, knowing that I had to serve and volley and get up to the net, and come in before she did, basically.
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But Federer could not capitalize as he normally would, and del Potro won the set on a mini service break when Federer hit a backhand volley long.
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Tonny Vilhena picked up the ball on the right flank and sent in a cross that glanced off a German head for Van Dijk to volley home.
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Pavic missed an easy forehand volley at the start of the third set to drop his serve, but the Croats did not go down without a fight.
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Officer Forcillo shot the man, Sammy Yatim, nine times — a first volley of three, which felled him, followed by six, when he was already on the ground.
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Her tweet sparked a volley of responses from critics who believe the President's wild, sometimes racially tinged rhetoric has contributed to a rise in right-wing extremism.
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Zverev might have beaten Nadal in Indian Wells last year if he had not missed a high forehand volley into the net when he held match point.
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A Reuters cameraman who was filming the church service said police fired a volley of teargas outside, apparently to prevent the gathering turning into another political demonstration.
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Jilliane Michell, an instructor at the college, said she was "terrified" when she heard a volley of gunfire after she left the classroom to use the bathroom.
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The initial volley of sanctions aims to block the Iranian government from accessing U.S. dollars, making significant rial transactions, maintaining overseas bank accounts or issuing sovereign debt.
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Unleashing a mating attack, he pulled me wide with a crosscourt, then carved in a volley kill that I lunged to scrape back—a bounce too late.
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The Epic Hunt for a Lost World War II Aircraft Carrier: In 1942, a volley of torpedoes sent the U.S.S. Wasp to the bottom of the Pacific.
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Just drink in this gorgeous volley after a clean first touch: Lofted, slapped, and curled—you could almost use the same descriptors for Giroud's regal, regal coiffe.
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Barty took the first set with a backhand that wrong-footed her opponent and wrapped up the match, played in warm sunshine, with a high backhand volley winner.
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Tiffany Muller, president of the campaign finance reform group End Citizens United, unleashed a volley of criticism at Biden on Twitter, and in a statement sent to reporters.
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Tiffany Muller, president of the campaign finance reform group End Citizens United, unleashed a volley of criticism at Biden on Twitter, and in a statement sent to reporters.
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Sumathi Karunakaran, a 52 year-old homemaker, received a volley of shrapnel on the upper left side of her body before she escaped by climbing over a wall.
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Thiem secured the first break for 3-2 in the deciding set and a volley winner finally secured the victory after an absorbing two and a half hours.
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Rooney scored his fifth goal in four games by smashing home a volley from close range in the 78th minute after Marouane Fellaini's header rebounded off the crossbar.
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However, the volley of unprecedented measures has thus far fallen short of resuscitating the mainland's equity markets, which have plummeted nearly 40 percent since its mid-June peak.
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Pellé got some torque going and ripped a volley into the back of the net as Thibaut Courtois—who made some spectacular saves to do—flailed in vain.
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While Volley has to prove itself as a potential consumer winner, to me what makes the investment here more interesting is that there are two ways to win.
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Schwartzman cracked a blazing forehand down the line to lead 2-0, then outpointed the Spaniard with a backhand volley to move within two points of the set.
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The stock market has already seen some wild fluctuations this week in anticipation of the latest volley in a trade war ramping up between the U.S. and China.
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From there the South African pushed a backhand volley wide and then mishit a second serve that handed the win to Carreno Busta after two hours, 42 minutes.
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There was no doubt about the winner from Roman Torres, however, after he hammered home a volley in the 88th-minute to spark wild celebrations in the stadium.
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Immigration hawks are angry that the Republicans' starting volley in the Senate debate reallocates visas from the diversity lottery and family unification programs, rather than cutting legal immigration.
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The mercurial midfielder punted the ball into the box where Platt's stunning volley on the turn beat Preud'homme and drove a stake into the heart of Belgian dreams.
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All of them touch consumer data in some way and often store it, a process that can lead to a rare occurrence like Wednesday's volley of ghost texts.
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Darlington Nagbe scored his first international goal on a volley in the 90th minute, and the United States beat Ecuador, 1-0, in an exhibition in Frisco, Tex.
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Berrettini served for the first set at 5-4 after breaking the Thiem serve to love in the previous game, but a netted volley handed back the break.
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Playing the more adventurous tennis, Tsitsipas earned a set point in the opening tiebreak with a nerveless volley onto the sideline and converted when Medvedev netted a forehand.
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At 6-1 Bertens thought she had over-cooked a forehand swing volley but after Pliskova challenged the call the Hawkeye screen showed it had clipped the baseline.
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The arrest of a top Huawei executive, China's retaliatory detentions of three Canadians and the administration's volley of actions on cyber have brought relations to a boiling point.
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Or when Rutikanga demonstrates a slight open racket face for a soft volley, the kind of instruction I would pay $75 an hour for in the United States.
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McEnroe is encouraging Raonic to serve-and-volley more, to use his chip backhand for variety and to be more aggressive from the backcourt, especially on the forehand.
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This first volley of shots fired by Cohen, the President's former personal lawyer and renowned "fixer," suggests that he may have additional evidence to sink the Trump presidency.
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New York City took a 1-0 lead in the 10th minute when Thomas McNamara headed home a rebound of a volley by David Villa off the crossbar.
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Hours later, at about 9:30 PM, a volley unleashed upon a group of people outside an apartment complex in Orlando, Florida, left one dead and five injured.
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He was denied another break at 4-4 when Thiem failed to put away two smashes but then got an outrageous net cord off an audacious half-volley.
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Take a closer look below: And then, of course, we have Carles Gil's volley, which is by all definitions one of the more impressive shots you can see.
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"The quality of service returns and passing shots improved significantly," said Tim Mayotte, a six-time Wimbledon quarterfinalist in the '211s who was known for his forehand volley.
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A volley of rockets this month killed two American service members and one British service member, and the American military then carried out airstrikes against Iraqis in reprisal.
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Shapovalov and Tiafoe relished knifing sharply angled drop volley winners during their match Thursday, exchanging a high-five at the net after one particularly sublime shot by Shapovalov.
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Nadal closed out the match routinely, sandwiching dominance around Djokovic's midmatch resilience, and claiming the victory when he forced a backhand volley error from Djokovic at the net.
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Federer won the next point, but Zverev then put away a backhand volley to win the match and leave Federer waiting until next season for his 100th title.
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A beautifully placed cross from the left side finds Ismaïla Sarr on the right, unmarked, but he mis-hits the volley and it goes into the upper deck.
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" Trump's two-tweet volley came two days after the president drew heavy criticism for claiming that his administration's response to the 2017 hurricanes was "an incredible unsung success.
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The impasse, after two years of tense negotiations, broke into open warfare this week in a volley of lawsuits in 11 countries, including the United States and Germany.
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Nothing came of the exercise but a campaign rally disguised as "a social media summit," along with a volley of red-meat headlines designed to comfort the comfortable.
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Messaging someone is a lot like playing Tennis World Tour: you need to volley back to the other person and give them a reason to return the ball.
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Muller always looked like having the edge with his serve-volley game and made it count with a forehand smash at the net to seal the first set tiebreak.
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The boldness of Mr Trump's volley of orders in the opening days of his presidency may be similarly tempered, and the entry ban has already met with judicial resistance.
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After a couple minutes of exploration, I bombarded foot soldiers with a volley of rockets, then vacuumed their corpses (and all nearby loose objects) with a projectile black hole.
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It's the equivalent of a schoolyard taunt or the first volley in a rap battle where the audience whoops and hollers over who got the biggest and best burn.
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For example... If beast is vulnerable to freeze, a few icy arrows or snow grenades, followed by a volley of explosives or fire arrows can bring down midrange creatures.
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"(He) didn't quit once, (he) didn't quit twice, (he) quit three time," Mayweather screamed with another volley of profanity, referring to McGregor tapping out in his three career defeats.
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If we get two competing analyses — and HHS's would almost assuredly be rosier — expect it to be the biggest volley yet in the Trump administration's war on the CBO.
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After punching an exquisite backhand volley to bring up three match points, the Scot hammered the winning crosscourt forehand to savor one of his finest wins at Melbourne Park.
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But after a grueling 88 minutes, Cameroon broke the 1-1 tie with a superlative series of touches from substitute Vincent Aboubakar that resulted in the exquisite volley, above.
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When Federer fired a double fault in the first game of the second set and followed that by netting an easy volley, the gasps grew louder on Centre Court.
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"I swiped and we matched," said Vedhara, a regional manager for a hair loss consultancy who said an initial volley of online messages revealed their shared sense of humor.
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Jim Carrey responded forcefully to a lawsuit filed against him by his late girlfriend Cathriona White's mother in a case that has led to a volley of ugly accusations.
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Italy went close again in the 40th minute when Barbara Bonansea's volley at the end of a quick counter-attack forced Brazil keeper Barbara to make a spectacular save.
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Given the volley of taxes that can hit retirees, financial advisors need to work with clients to evaluate which pots of money they should use first as they retire.
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The Greek side pulled one back with Tarik Elyounoussi's acrobatic volley in the 31st and were given more hope when Aboubakar was dismissed for violent conduct eight minutes later.
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Each new day brings another raging Donald diatribe and a volley of Hillary tweets, along with the social warfare and howling punditry of an election campaign reaching fever pitch.
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He controlled the header with his left foot, juggled it over his head to avoid a defender and then spun around and hit an absolute laser off the volley.
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Four years later, Novotna, whose background as a talented child gymnast helped her to hone a dynamically athletic serve-and-volley game perfect for Wimbledon, reached the final again.
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Nishikori has won 76 percent (13 of 17) of his serve-and-volley points heading into the semifinals and only 54 percent (319 of 587) of his baseline points.
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Defender Clement Lenglet opened the scoring for the home side after just two minutes when he rattled in a superb volley after a poor clearance from Vallodolid's Joaquin Fernandez.
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Shapovalov won a 16-shot rally at the net with a backhand volley winner after which he raised his arms in celebration toward his box, which included Auger-Aliassime.
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A sublime volley against Cameroon and a classic back heel against Scotland won the respect of Coach Didier Deschamps but only grudging acceptance from the detractors in the crowd.
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Mid-year tax planning is especially important in 2018, experts say, as accountants and their clients grapple with a volley of changes from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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But Federer clinched it with a superb service game that included a wonderful volley at the end of a long rally followed by a winning drive down the line.
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Late last week, the U.S. military launched a volley of 59 Tomahawk missiles aimed at the Shayrat air base near Homs, a response to a Tuesday chemical weapons attack.
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But as Williams struggled with her volley, Stephens broke for love in the 11th game and followed up on serve to close it out as Williams netted a backhand.
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Jamie Vardy got the scoring started with a 28th-minute goal, but we are here for Danny Drinkwater absolutely smoking a volley past Simon Mignolet from some considerable distance.
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Well: Lukaku split Bournemouth's seams, drawing approximately 1,000 defenders and then dished out to Séamus Coleman, who sent in a perfect cross for Lukaku to strike on the volley.
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It's an easygoing system, one that mostly exists to let you set up neat little ambushes of isolated enemies, taking them down with a volley of silenced weapon shots.
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" She also took a volley at Navarro by saying she's happy she's "not responsible for explaining the reasoning behind any comments made by the officials of any foreign government.
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But their task was completed by a new volley of chaos, political recrimination and confusion spun around the coronavirus pandemic by the President himself in a prolonged Twitter spree.
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The match was billed as a clash of styles with Townsend employing the serve-and-volley game that baffled the fourth seeded Halep going against the hard-hitting Canadian.
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In an outburst that some might argue was itself 'not cricket', he fired off a verbal volley of obscenities that left the nearest spectators looking, well, a bit traumatised.
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It's only the latest volley in the battle between millionaires and millennials, and one in which avocados have becoming an unwitting proxy for the spendthrift ways of the youth.
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Benjamin Pavard collects an Hernandez cross that sails through to the far side and hits a volley that may have been better than Di Maria's, which is saying something.
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The 18-year-old Auger-Aliassime fired 30 aces and survived a match point down 5-4 in the third set when Brown sent a high forehand volley wide.
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The only bright spot for the 23-year-old Hoang came in the third set, when he landed a deft backhand volley to break Kyrgios, who applauded his opponent.
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It's the House's first volley in what could become a brutal fight over the mechanics of the Trump impeachment trial, whose rules are expected to be finalized Tuesday evening.
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At 63-foot-26, she can also rip big serves and even play serve and volley, an art that has fallen far out of fashion on the women's tour.
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Sarah Clarke, one of the lead organizers of the group, tells The Verge this is just the latest volley from workers who are determined to make Instacart hear them.
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Playing classical serve and volley tennis, Lopez exerted pressure on Kyrgios in the second set but there was no hint of the meltdowns that have occurred in the past.
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Once, after militants in Gaza fired a volley of rockets at Israel, I called a spokesman for the Islamic Jihad group to ask who was "responsible" for the attack.
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As the first volley in those talks, GM said it will close five North American assembly plants that employ 2,85033 people, some of whom can transfer to other plants.
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Spain then had a match point which Nadal miscued, but when Skupski bunted a volley long it meant Lopez had a service point to seal it, and he delivered.
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A single volley could deliver more than 350 metric tons of explosives across the South Korean capital, roughly the same amount of ordnance dropped by eleven B-85033 bombers.
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The rally was a typical clay-court tussle with the men trading drop shots and Zverev hitting a backhand lob volley that sent Cuevas scurrying back to the baseline.
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The president struck back, launching a volley of tweets that savaged Mr. Cohen and his family — insinuating that Mr. Cohen's father-in-law had engaged in unexamined criminal activity.
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Jesse Lingard gave Manchester United a 1-0 lead over Chelsea with a brilliant juggling turn and half-volley that he deposited into the top corner of the net.
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Nicolai Jorgensen controlled and cleverly flicked the ball inside to Eriksen, who ghosted into space and lashed a sweet half-volley on the rise which flew high into the net.
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He served out the set to love, wrapping it up with a deft half-volley from the baseline that curled sumptuously away from Rubin as he darted across the court.
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So when Granit Arifaj puts KF Drenica in front against FC Prishtina with a flying volley 20 minutes from time, it's greeted with a healthy roar from the home fans.
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Lopez saved a break point with a dinked angled volley at the start of the third and his young opponent, playing his fourth match in three days, began to wilt.
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But that final volley of attacks, for which he later apologized, failed to trip up Trump, who won Rubio's home state of Florida by more than 18 points March 15.
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Murray battled hard to save three set points in the tiebreak before Sandgren converted the fourth to end the 74-minute first set when the Briton's volley found the net.
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But this is just the latest volley in a long fight by the estate to suppress and discredit the documentary and its allegations — and the two men at its center.
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Lopez performed miracles to scramble a point at 7-7 and serve for the match but Cilic responded with a nerveless volley after an exchange of blows from the baseline.
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So may the continuing absence of any articulation of how the volley of missiles fits into a viable approach to resolving the intertwined humanitarian, political and terrorist problems in Syria.
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Instead, they focused on adjusting small things like Isner's footwork on the forehand, the position of his outside leg on the backhand return, and his racket position on the volley.
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What they came up with is Volley, a blockchain-backed augmented reality marketplace to buy and sell goods, which is currently in beta and available in the Apple App Store.
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Cash, driven by his strong serve-and-volley game, won his only grand slam title in 1987 when he defeated then-world number one Ivan Lendl in the Wimbledon final.
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Nadal missed an easy volley with his opponent stranded and pounded the net cord with his racket in frustration as Cilic wheeled away pumping his fist after leveling things up.
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Like so many times before, however, Williams simply broke back in the next game in a power-hitting assault and Strycova surrendered the match with a volley into the net.
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Rosol saved one match point at 3-5 and another when Wawrinka missed an easy forehand but the relieved Swiss tucked away a volley to progress to the second round.
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Meanwhile, Amazon — which was dragged into the scandal late Thursday amid a volley of accusations by actress Rose McGowan—said it was reevaluating projects it was planning with the company.
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In the latest volley of the trade dispute between the United States and China as Premier Li Keqiang dismissed talk that Beijing is deliberately weakening its currency to boost exports.
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The U.S. and China have conducted a back-and-forth volley of tariff threats, and the prospect of it escalating has been wearing on the American business and investing communities.
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This meant he had to battle back and win the next two sets to take the trophy, and he lost his cool in the second when he mishit a volley.
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A variation of the able-bodied sport, the game is played by people with various impairments who, sitting and sliding along the floor, volley over a nearly four-foot net.
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Sanders, though, has a volley of his own prepared: He's outperforming Clinton against the Republican front-runners in states such as Iowa and New Hampshire, which are general election battlegrounds.
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In the first half, it was Martial's burst of quickness and his knowing cutback from the left flank that created the first goal, scored on the volley by Marouane Fellaini.
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There was sympathetic applause from the crowd when he did occasionally connect properly but Federer was having none of it as a sweet volley put him out of his misery.
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In what has become a regular game of serve and volley, a bunch of cops got a case of the sads after some football players knelt during the national anthem.
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At 1-1 in the second set on the first point of Kerber's service game, Williams pounded a forehand swing volley straight at Kerber when both were at the net.
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It seemed quite unlikely that whatever they had found was evidence of one of the Wasp's two major traumas: the Japanese strike or the American volley that scuttled the ship.
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On Saturday, North Korea fired a volley of projectiles off its eastern coast — the most serious weapons test by the country since November 2017, when it launched intercontinental ballistic missiles.
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He said that while the timing of his latest volley was mainly symbolic — the organization had been preparing complaints against Facebook and Google for months — its substance was very real.
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Tsitsipas seemed to hurt his left wrist when he used it to brace himself from falling hard to the court after reaching for a backhand volley in the opening game.
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Williams then earned her first break point of the match with a swinging forehand volley to go up 30-40, only for Osaka to save it with a 117 m.p.h.
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He even tried to finish a long rally in the second set with a lob only to see Cilic jump up and win the point with a high backhand volley.
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Villa had taken full advantage of hesitant defending as Grealish clipped a ball in for Wesley to control on his chest and volley between the legs of goalkeeper Nick Pope.
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The French striker, who had looked drained of confidence under Pellegrini, showed a glimpse of why he cost 45 million pounds in the summer with an acrobatic volley past Ramsdale.
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Wolverhampton Wanderers midfielder Ruben Neves scored a stunning long-distance volley to help his side to a memorable 4-0 win over Spanish side Espanyol in the Europa League Thursday.
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Washington (CNN)Iran's defiant volley of ballistic missile attacks on Iraqi bases hosting American forces left President Donald Trump with a fateful choice before he addresses the nation Wednesday morning.
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I often joked with an old boyfriend, an American who worked in foreign policy, that somewhere an unlucky state security intern was monitoring our cutesy volley of GIFs and emojis.
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Rather, it was the team's workhorse, the Brazilian midfielder Casemiro, who struck an amazing volley to complete a 23-1 victory over Napoli in the first leg of the encounter.
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In the days since the correction began — the market's recouped more than half the downside since the low point — a volley of explanations has been bandied around in analyst notes.
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Mr. Trump's first volley on this front came last week in his proposed spending plan, which calls for slashing $650 million in financing to the World Bank over three years.
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The United States, Britain and France launched a volley of air strikes on Saturday against three Syrian targets in retaliation for a suspected chemical weapons strike during the Ghouta assault.
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When Williams's last stroke, a volley, sailed long, Kerber watched the ball land, then flung her racket, fell to the ground and motioned as if she were making a Slam angel.
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Eriksen's seventh-minute opener was fully deserved by the fast-starting Danes and the quality of his half-volley finish was excellent in a tournament that has produced some wonderful goals.
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Where Murray's all-court, scrambling, defensive game has undoubtedly taken its toll, Karlovic's longevity may be explained in part by his commitment to the now rarely seen art of serve-volley.
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NYASHANA, Tanzania (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As Tanzanian widow Ruth Zacharia raised her right arm to protect her skull from a volley of machete blows, her three attackers sliced through her hand.
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But after a volley of complaints and entreaties (and some jailbreaking), developers helped push Apple to open up the iOS ecosystem—helping to unlock the phone's massive potential in the process.
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A backhand volley finally carried Tsonga into the fourth round after four hours and 216 minutes of nerve-jangling drama, with the fifth set alone lasting two hours and eight minutes.
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His whipping delivery puts painful-looking torque on neck and back and he grunted on many pitches like a tennis player working a fourth-set volley at the United States Open.
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The result was a volley of torrential downpours—up to several inches per hour—with some parts of Louisiana clocking 24-hour precipitation totals that exceed the 500 year recurrence interval.
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Just a little flick to lob it over the head of his defender, changing directions and expectations to play the ball to a volley that hopped delightedly into the side netting.
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The man somehow moves the ball from the "carpet" to up and over his defender's head, chests its down and rockets it on the half-volley with a waist-high kick.
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Baghdatis initially played serve and volley with aplomb, while Wawrinka's stinging backhand was lethal from the baseline, but that early assurance proved fleeting as both players made a catalog of errors.
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A thumping volley earned her a second for 5-2 and while Brengle broke straight back, a third break, secured when the American went long with a backhand, sealed the set.
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The question of America's greatness has been emblazoned across a red baseball cap, propagated as a Twitter hashtag and fired back and forth as a debate volley throughout this campaign season.
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The final set went with serve as the two players slugged it out from the baseline but Tsitsipas blinked first, dropping serve at 5-5 when Nadal forced a volley error.
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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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" Roosevelt returned the volley charging that the mild-mannered Wilson was "a vague, conjectural personality, more made up of opinions and academic pre-possessions than of human traits and red corpuscles.
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The litigants, led by West Virginia and a coalition of electric utility, lobbed their opening volley in federal court Friday night with their initial brief on the merits of their case.
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First it was with a cool, low shot from Neymar, then an acrobatic midair volley from Luis Suárez and finally, an artful, trademark dink over the Arsenal goalkeeper by Lionel Messi.
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Muchova exploited her serve-and-volley tactics to great effect to rattle Svitolina but the Ukrainian knew she could count on much fresher legs to carry her over the finishing line.
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The latest volley is a new study linking regular use of fish oil supplements to a lower risk of premature death and cardiovascular disease (CVD) such as heart attacks and strokes.
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CANNES, France — The filmmaker Spike Lee railed against President Donald J. Trump at the Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday, using a volley of expletives to accuse him of exacerbating racial tensions.
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Bayern had to wait 53 minutes before finally breaking down the disciplined Augsburg defence when Thomas Mueller timed his run into the box perfectly to volley in a Jerome Boateng chip.
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Lina Magull's fantastic finish on a half-volley put Germany up in the 16th minute, with Sara Däbritz setting up a shot that the veteran goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl couldn't get to.
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Dier and Harry Maguire both headed wide from promising positions while at thee other end Meunier went close to a second with a powerful volley that Pickford did well to save.
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Pavard's half volley from 20183 yards out against Argentina was a bolt-from-the-blue master strike from a French defender who had never scored a professional goal with his foot.
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On Saturday, North Korea fired a volley of projectiles off its eastern coast — the most serious weapons test by the country since November 2017 when it launched an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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If you decide to serve and volley, watch how many times Rafa gets the return low, and to me that's a heightened awareness of the guy coming in behind the serve.
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Cecchinato pushed the set into another tiebreaker, where he saved three set points and Djokovic saved three match points — the first at 5-6 with a lunging angled backhand volley winner.
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But the 27-year-old was sent packing by unheralded serve-and-volley specialist Townsend on Thursday to leave her record at the tournament a miserable one win in three years.
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"I just kept on looking at that knife and I shot at it," Officer Van Dyke said, referring to his second volley of gunfire, when Laquan had fallen to the street.
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When Wawrinka hit a reflex volley passing winner off a snappy exchange with both men at the net, he held a set point at 6-5 in the first-set tiebreaker.
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The volley gave Barty time to swoop forward, and true to her game, she lobbed Kvitova with a deft backhand rather than seek to pass her with needless brawn and aggression.
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The return volley from Mr. Biden's campaign elevated Mr. Booker, a candidate who has struggled in the polls for months, as the back-and-forth created a drumbeat of media coverage.
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The 216-year-old was inconsolable on Friday after poking a routine volley out on Serbia's third match point in the deciding doubles rubber of their quarter-final clash with Russia.
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However, the towering Isner battled back in the second set and broke to go ahead 5-4 with a lunging volley, then dragged the contest into a decider which he dominated.
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Following the missile test, and fired with similarly homespun precision, was a volley of propaganda from North Korea that included photos of the launch and Kim Jong-un, the country's leader.
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In turn, China has imposed tariffs on $50 billion of U.S. goods and threatened another $60 billion following Trump's latest volley, indicating it's not willing to give in any time soon.
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Ms. Ortega's conviction looks to be an early volley in a reinvigorated partisan war over voting rights — a war led in Texas by Mr. Paxton, who has crusaded against voter fraud.
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The suggestion is the latest in the back-and-forth volley over the locked iPhone 5c of Syed Farook, who with wife Tashfeen Malik killed 85033 people in San Bernardino, Calif.
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He was accused of firing the first shots in a volley of machine gun and grenade fire that killed or injured 31 civilians in stopped traffic in Baghdad in September 2007.
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In the meantime, Richmond has been left to wonder when or whether there might be another volley between Mr. Northam and Mr. Fairfax, further imperiling their ties and their party's prospects.
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The release was expected to be the final volley, at least for now, in a bitter partisan fight over surveillance that has driven deep fissures through the once-bipartisan Intelligence Committee.
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Thiem undid all his good work in the next game, netting an easy volley on the first point and gifting Nadal three more unforced errors to hand over the first set.
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