" His wife playfully volleyed back, "You're a nightmare with that!
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He volleyed it past the Portugal keeper with his ankle.
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And then volleyed it powerfully back towards the Espanyol net.
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Schiavone saved three match points but volleyed wide on the fourth.
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" Q-Tip volleyed to his fellow M.C. on "Check the Rhime.
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Without a net, the pair volleyed back and forth, on a beach.
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He volleyed from 218 yards, driving the ball sweetly into the goal.
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But in our case, Swihart could run down balls I should have volleyed.
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As intrigue swirls in a Polish country home, characters volleyed balls and accusations.
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The President has volleyed with Congresswoman Frederica Wilson, a longtime family friend of Sgt.
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Women served and volleyed four times less at Wimbledon in 2018 than in 2002.
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For the next two years, the two Democrats volleyed acrimony and accusations back and forth.
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Down break points, Tsitsipas came up with huge serves, pushed forward or served and volleyed.
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Reiten put Norway in front after 17 minutes when she volleyed home from a corner.
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Backgammon was passed around and the words of the poems were volleyed between audience members.
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Iceland responded quickly as Sigurdsson volleyed in a pass from Kari Arnason in the sixth minute.
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But whatever message the Giants were trying to send was quickly volleyed back by the Bengals.
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He scraped deep shots off the bounce or delicately half-volleyed them instead of moving his feet.
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"I served and volleyed three times at love-25 to go shake his hand," Verkerk said jokingly.
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In the 87th minute, Gabriel Jesus's volleyed backheel on a short cross from Marcelo put the game away.
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Closing out the match when the Dane volleyed wide, Chen pointed at roaring Chinese fans in the terraces.
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This is a two-thirds field volleyed golazo we're looking at—struck from a pass originating from near-equal distance.
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The case, which is still open, has volleyed among prosecutors, yet his parents persist, determined that someone be held accountable.
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Gronkowski, asked if he thought Brady had seemed at all out of sync, volleyed the question back at the reporter.
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Men who served and volleyed won the point 68 percent of the time; women won 59 percent of those points.
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Volleyed with sad portraits and other scenes of working-class Americana, Richardson consistently drapes his images in warm golden light.
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Halep will be ruing the match point she missed, too, a makeable forehand return as her foe served and volleyed.
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Nigeria were just minutes away from progressing before central defender Rojo superbly volleyed home a Gabriel Mercado cross from the right.
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By the time Federer won his seventh title, in 2012, he served-and-volleyed less than 10 percent of the time.
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Trump then volleyed back, and called Macron&aposs comments "very insulting" and claimed that France charges large tariffs on US products.
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He served and volleyed to save a break point but a double fault handed Krajinovic a break and a 4-2 lead.
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She volleyed well, too, winning the point on 16 of 22 trips to the net, including a tap-in on match point.
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In the deciding set, Nishikori served and volleyed five times, winning three of those points, and approached 543 times, winning seven points.
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" The audience didn't wait long before Roger volleyed back: "I have so many crackers I don't know what to do with them.
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The 23-year-old Russian also won 15 of his 16 net approaches, including the one he volleyed to finish the match.
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The markets, bearing the potential for a trade war, have volleyed based off this news, and several sectors could face potential losses.
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He volleyed an easy forehand into the net, allowing Ignatik to break his serve, and immediately threw his racket at the bench.
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Bey's lyrics volleyed between fury, jealousy, hurt, and pride, addressing the volcano of emotions that erupt with the news of being cheated on.
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But Villa tied the game with a penalty kick in the 213nd minute, and 236 minutes later he volleyed home Jack Harrison's cross.
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Finally, sotto voce, with an apologetic wince or sheepish smile, anticipating the word's being volleyed back in an affected Boston Brahmin accent: Harvard.
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Now Dombrowski has volleyed the nickname back to the Yankees, and it might fit — for July trade activity in the American League, anyway.
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MillerCoors, which makes Miller Lite and Coors Light, volleyed back on Twitter, shifting the focus from corn syrup to high-fructose corn syrup.
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As a barrage of airstrikes and artillery fire volleyed into northern Syria, chaotic scenes unfolded on the ground as people tried to flee to safety.
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He served and volleyed (remember that old Aussie tactic?) 57 times against the explosive Wawrinka and won the point 37 times when he did so.
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She served and volleyed in the following game, and in the next a low sliced return teased an error from Konta as she broke back.
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It's a workplace epidemic; we beat ourselves up, project our "not good enough" onto others, and then it gets volleyed right back, spiraling everyone downward.
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"We like to be secluded but still connected to everyone, and this tent does it," she said, while two friends volleyed a beach ball nearby.
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Insigne volleyed the second from Jose Callejon's cross before Ronaldo netted a consolation, getting between two defenders to turn Rodrigo Bentancur's long ball into the net.
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The Kansas congressman, who has a reputation for being combative and candid, struck a moderate tone as he volleyed questions about some of his more hawkish positions.
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Oregon often beat Holy Cross down the court before the defense could be set up, or simply volleyed the ball off the backboard until it went in.
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Even Federer served-and-volleyed on only 16 percent of his service points at Wimbledon, but that was still well above the tournament average of 7 percent.
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With the ball behind him, Giroud reached back with his left foot and volleyed the ball with his heel into the upper left corner of the net.
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Messi opened the scoring with a mazy dribble capped with a neat chip over goalkeeper Salvatore Sirigu before Gomes volleyed home Ivan Rakitic's cross to double the lead.
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A classic baseline hustler, Ferrer stunned all with a rare dash to the net and a volleyed winner that conjured a set point during the second set tiebreak.
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The two lawyers volleyed arguments back and forth for long enough that Joanna Hendon, a lawyer for Trump, at one point covered her face laughing in her seat.
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The market fell into pressure after the United States and China volleyed new sanctions on one another that reignited the trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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As recently as 2003, the year Roger Federer won the first of his eight Wimbledon singles titles, he served and volleyed on 48 percent of his service points.
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The difference was a high-quality goal by the captain Amandine Henry, who volleyed in a long-range free kick early in the second period of extra time.
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Then came what's arguably the hardest part for most politicians: a segment called The Short Answer, during which the moderators volleyed rapid-fire questions, to be answered briefly.
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Please, feel free to engage in the self-important discourse about the proper way to protest being volleyed around by verified Twitter accounts ever since the Sanders incident.
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Since Monday night's Iowa caucuses, which Clinton very narrowly won, the two have volleyed sharp words over the ideological direction of the Democratic Party in the post-Barack Obama era.
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Halep knew there would be a backlash and Williams raised the decibel level at the start of the second set, bent double, fists clenched and bellowing after a volleyed winner.
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Lukaku volleyed in what was his second goal since September to tie the score in the 64th minute, and Rashford drove home an angled shot to give United the lead.
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Khaw has reportedly volleyed wildly in his emotions during his trial, breaking into a smile when his eldest recalled a shared family joke and weeping when his daughter's autopsy was described.
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Just like before the Khan fight, Canelo and De La Hoya are having insults and accusations volleyed their way for supposedly cherry picking opponents and actively avoiding a fight against Golovkin.
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And it reached its third, climactic act in yet another arena in this sun-scorched swing state, as Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts redoubled her criticism and volleyed the president's taunt.
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In a nod to the influence of John McEnroe, who joined Raonic's team as a coach a few weeks ago, Raonic also served and volleyed 22015 times, winning 73 of those points.
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As a barrage of airstrikes and artillery fire volleyed into northern Syria, hundreds of civilians fled areas on the border with Turkey, two Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) fighters and witnesses told CNN.
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It is instead satisfied to fuck around with magic and fact and mess them both up, delighting in the feeling that sometimes ideas are things to be served and volleyed, to destroy boredom.
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David Platt: His place in English soccer history is secure thanks to his wonderful volleyed goal a minute from the end of extra time to beat Belgium in the second round in 2106.
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Aides seem unconcerned at the moment -- it's no secret the Senate will strip the defense piece from this bill, so they know it's going to be volleyed back before the Thursday funding deadline.
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There have been reports of aborted fetuses being wrapped in plastic bags and volleyed into church courtyards or left in confessional booths, in a frantic attempt from the mothers to absolve themselves of sin.
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Trade tensions between the world's largest economies have been strained for more than a year, a time in which both countries have volleyed duties on hundreds of billion dollars worth of one another's imports.
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Lukaku volleyed home from close range after Juan Mata had flicked on a corner in the 84th minute but there was to be no comeback for United and the visitors could have added more.
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Ping-Pong was first played in Victorian England, often with a row of books laid across the dining table as a net and a champagne cork volleyed between paddles made from cigar-box tops.
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At the school talent show, knowing looks volleyed from blond head to blond head as the women scooted their chairs closer to friends to gossip in low voices or exchange pleasantries in louder ones.
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Perched recently on a chair in her small office, resplendent in a black satin dress and gold floral pin and banked by moldering towers of old files, she volleyed questions rather than answering them.
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With Lewandowski leading the campaign, Trump volleyed from one controversy to the next: unleashing attacks on Judge Gonzalo Curiel's Mexican heritage and suggesting that President Barack Obama perhaps played a role in the Orlando massacre.
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Luis Suarez volleyed unbeaten Barca into the lead after 10 minutes following a gut-busting run and cross from Roberto while Cristiano Ronaldo leveled for Champions League finalists Real five minutes later from close range.
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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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But Quincy Promes curled a shot past the German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, and defender Virgil van Dijk — playing as a makeshift striker — volleyed in a second, in the 90th minute, for the point the Netherlands needed.
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Night Out Coco Rocha emitted a staccato of excited yelps the other day as she volleyed Ping-Pong balls toward her husband, James Conran, at Spin, the table tennis social club on East 23rd Street in Manhattan.
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AS Roma striker Edin Dzeko scored with a memorable volleyed goal following a mazy run by debutant Justin Kluivert to give his side a 1-1003 win at Torino in their opening Serie A game on Sunday.
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"I thought he volleyed as well as I've ever seen him in any match," said John McEnroe, the three-time Wimbledon champion who has helped Raonic in that department as a coaching consultant for the past month.
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They knew each other from Instagram's Gaga community, but hadn't met in person—although from the warmth they volleyed back and forth across the white tablecloth of our ringside table, it seemed like they'd been close for years.
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Bayern's Arturo Vidal opened the scoring and missed a penalty before Ronaldo volleyed the equalizer in the 47th minute and scored the winner 13 minutes from time when he was picked out by Marco Asenio and finished calmly.
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But if merely a dozen missiles were volleyed at America, not only would it soak up more than $3bn of interceptors but a single warhead would still have a 30% chance of getting acquainted with an American city.
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And then, in the dying moments of added time at the end, Graziano Pellè volleyed in the second goal, just to nail down the message that Italy could score with less opportunity than Belgium had throughout the night.
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Federer served and volleyed intermittently with success, but above all he varied his game, even if he also was able to thrive when he decided to answer Sonego's full-cut pace with full-cut pace of his own.
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Nadal also served and volleyed 20 times, winning 17 of those exchanges, while Medvedev picked up his own serve-and-volley pace in the final three sets as he shifted strategies and clawed his way back into contention.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Canadian Milos Raonic served and volleyed with robotic precision to bundle Greek sixth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas out of the Australian Open with a 33-23 22014-22018 7-6(2) victory in the third round on Friday.
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And now, with the memory of the internment camps being volleyed about in current presidential campaign rhetoric, comes Lois Sepahban's "Paper Wishes," a devastating and brave fiction debut that recounts the plight of Manami, a girl from Bainbridge Island, Wash.
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One 2007 study found that two-thirds of companies that implemented drug testing also had some sort of employee assistance program for addiction, so your friend might just get volleyed to that—or taken off forklift duty for a while.
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The ping-pong of messages volleyed back and forth between House and Senate leaders included more than a few winks and nods that this whole process resets itself once the 126-page measure makes its way north across Capitol Hill.
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Tens of thousands of troops have been rushed to the countries' border, heavy artillery barrages and gunfire have been volleyed across it, and tank columns have been chugging into place for what many feared could turn into a full-blown war.
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But also Taylor Townsend, who volleyed her way past Wimbledon champion Simona Halep in the biggest upset of the first week, and Coco Gauff, 15, who became the rage at a major tournament once again, just as she had at Wimbledon in July.
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And in his statement on Saturday, Trump walked out of the room without a word as the press volleyed questions at him about whether or not he was willing to condemn the white supremacists who say they are acting in his name.
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ASAN/SEOUL, South Korea (Reuters) - Angry South Koreans volleyed eggs and expletives on Thursday at a minister and officials trying to defuse their ire over plans to quarantine hundreds of citizens set to be flown home from the epicentre of a new virus epidemic in China.
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I cynically volleyed that question to coworkers in Slack last week when reports started circling that Spike Lee (Do the Right Thing, Malcolm X, She's Gotta Have It) was in consideration to direct an adaptation of Nightwatch for Sony, possibly with a script from Luke Cage's Cheo Hodari Coker.
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So with the intensity of Serena Williams in a Grand Slam match, I volleyed countless reasons my daughters' hair should remain natural rather than conked: "It's pretty that way," and "It's healthier in its natural state," and "Because I'm their mama and I said so," were consistent refrains.
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Monaco took a 3-2 lead in the 61st minute, but in a stunning turnaround, Sergio Agüero volleyed in a 71st-minute equalizer for his second goal of the night, John Stones scored in the 77th, and Leroy Sane recorded the final goal, a tap-in in the 213nd.
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"These are pieces where the face of the woman is what really counts, and the clothes shouldn't matter," Mr. Armani volleyed back, a statement that, from a man whose billions are based on selling enviable wardrobes to women less genetically blessed than supermodels, was a refreshing, if slightly surprising, statement.
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If you do happen to go to an in-person competition, you can expect to find a few things: Fans will cheer gamers on from the sidelines, trash talk will be volleyed back and forth across monitors of opposing teams, and there will be enough collective adrenaline to boot up a hard drive.
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For all the camaraderie in the locker room, this was pure, intense competition and also a particularly fine tennis match, filled with winners on the run, drop shots and phenomenal fast-twitch defense from Federer as he repeatedly half-volleyed del Potro's huge shots from the baseline or closer to the net.
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Along with the constant stream of "I love you, man" and "I'm so proud of you" messages volleyed over text and FaceTime, Mr. Findling is never short on life tips — save your money, pay your taxes, don't invest in restaurants — and he admits to absorbing just as much from the other side.
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D.) and Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.), who lead the Senate Commerce Committee, volleyed questions on the extent of the breach and the company's efforts to notify affected parties. Sens.
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A coalition of Canadian human rights and First Nations groups also volleyed criticisms at the inquiry, saying it did not legally mandate the provinces and territories to participate or produce documents, it will not include the role of police in its scope, and it gives no avenue other than the police for families seeking justice.
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Democrats have accused Mr. Kavanaugh of evading and misleading the committee during last week's confirmation hearings, and continuing those charges, volleyed a series of requests for more information centering on some of the most contentious issues that surfaced, including his views on executive power and his relationship with a former Republican Senate aide who stole documents from Senate Democrats.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Tuesday volleyed a number of attacks at California over the state's water practices and fire management, going so far as to threaten withholding future federal aid.
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The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee held Nielsen's confirmation hearing on Wednesday, but Chairman Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wis.) was forced to delay a vote on her nomination the following day after committee members volleyed nearly 200 follow-up questions to Nielsen.
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