Late Wednesday, Trump launched the latest of his Twitter volleys.
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Police responded with volleys of tear gas and baton charges.
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Trump's volleys were merely a shrewd diversion from serious matters.
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Swihart thus got easy forehand volleys to pound for winners.
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A vitalizing defense of the canon, with volleys of literary
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Later we see tremendous volleys from tanks and rocket artillery ...
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She shanked her first overhead and mishit returns and volleys.
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Multiple, deafening volleys of acrid tear gas burst above the crowd.
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They face off, several feet apart, and exchange volleys of roars.
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Two more volleys of missiles followed over the next two hours.
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Three rifle volleys rang out from a seven-man firing party.
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Then, they'd leap at the net's handle — unleashing crackling volleys of electricity.
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Now, China and Taiwan exchange volleys of fireworks during Chinese New Year.
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I did miss some volleys there because I didn't hear the ball.
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The Marine honor guard rifle volleys punched holes in the frozen air.
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Minuteman artists and brave galleries responded with volleys of comment, or outrage.
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Raonic now appears to be a more complete attacking machine with improved volleys.
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If you're out practicing your volleys and serves, keep an eye out. Why?
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He has a flowing one-handed backhand, good volleys and an excellent serve.
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The players engaged in volleys of crashing, loud confrontations separated by muted retreats.
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She volleys superbly and attacks the net when she earns a short ball.
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But few would endorse Trump's chosen strategy of sending volleys toward Beijing on Twitter.
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"Volleys: All About Rooting" has to be the marketing campaign of 2017. https://t.
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Our analysis confirms that Trump's volleys on Twitter came mostly in the early morning.
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The piece unfolded with bouts of frenetic activity, volleys of percussion and gnashing chords.
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The umpire attempted to quell the trouble as the players continued their verbal volleys.
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Then she methodically crushes groundstrokes, serves, volleys and returns as her coaches look on.
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This is not a phone for long conversational volleys or for animated group threads.
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She also volleys adroitly and is, on her good days, consistent from the baseline.
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With an athletic dive, Berg takes a beautiful lofted pass, but volleys one wide.
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"Hey, you guys, get down," one officer shouted at bystanders between volleys of gunfire.
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"Hey, you guys, get down!" one officer shouted at bystanders between volleys of gunfire.
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The ball comes back to me quickly, so I can do volleys and backhands.
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In the video, her spindly limbs punch reflex volleys and nail sharp-angled slices.
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So we traded baby drops and cross-court volleys: the training montage, at last.
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"He did a nice job of taking care of his half volleys," Federer said.
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Overhead, attack helicopters fired missiles and volleys of heavy machine gun fire into the city.
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Agents fired off volleys of tear gas at the crowd, which included families and children.
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Police fired 88 volleys of tear gas and 27 rubber bullets on Sunday, they said.
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Also the way he plays, he serves and volleys, looks to get to the net.
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Recruiting, Orgeron said, had already resumed with volleys of text messages ahead of weekend meetings.
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He was sober, direct, returning volleys from the two lefties on either side of him.
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They were followed by three more volleys, spaced out by more than 15 minutes each.
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She has touch, improving variety and some of the better volleys in the women's game.
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You know, you've got to try to take on the half volleys, too, all that stuff.
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Volleys of tear gas have been reported, although it's unclear who threw what or at whom.
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Police fired volleys of tear gas at the protesters to prevent them from crossing the bridge.
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These volleys of shocks cause the muscles of prey to tense at once, stopping all movement.
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Armored vehicles fired volleys of shells while the militants responded with gunfire and rocket-propelled grenades.
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Above ground, the setting volleys between the white cliffs of Dover and the beach of Calais.
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But they're facing a new kind of difficulty: volleys of desperate messages from those left behind.
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WE'RE TRADING VOLLEYS AND THREATS AND THERE'S NOTHING PLANNED IN TERMS OF COMING TO ANY TERMS.
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In Atlanta, Obama aimed repeated volleys of criticism at Trump while avoiding mentioning him by name.
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More simply, the pauses act as phrase markers between graceful volleys of British-accented English speech.
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Political analysts said the Trump administration should consider Mr. Ri's comments more than just verbal volleys.
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The legal volleys would undoubtedly continue; Californians do not easily give up a good surf spot.
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The legal volleys would undoubtedly continue; Californians do not easily give up a good surf spot.
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She will not get caught in volleys of conversation, and judges prospective dates who do so.
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Rarely in recent years has a French Open women's champion used volleys so frequently or effectively.
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You've got to come and stick your volleys to the corners, or you're going to get passed.
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Iran's relatively moderate president, Hassan Rouhani, fired two volleys against the hardliners this week over cultural issues.
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Three volleys of so-called "quantitative easing" (QE) eventually swelled the balance-sheet to $4.5trn by 2015.
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It was Snapchat, with its cleverly designed "streaks" to encouraged teens to keep up their message volleys.
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Doubles is as much about trust and forgiveness as it is forehands and volleys, reflexes and rhythms.
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That discovery led to months of legal volleys and tense negotiations among Franklin's sons and the estate.
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But it could target further missile volleys at ships, bases and other critical infrastructure throughout the Gulf.
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As we reached the roof, Iraqi soldiers in nearby positions were trading volleys with Islamic State snipers.
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Those were among the opening volleys in the trial of Mr. Unsworth's defamation suit against Mr. Musk.
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A Reuters cameraman saw trucks carrying armed paramilitary gendarmes drive into crowds and fire volleys of teargas.
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Then, on Saturday the police finally made a move, blocking streets and firing volleys of tear gas.
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An accomplished doubles player, she often comes forward to play swinging volleys as she attacks the net.
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Federer improvised and covered the corners impressively, slashing forehand and backhand winners and hitting deft, precise volleys.
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They hear the first of at least five separate volleys of rapid gunfire during a three-minute span.
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Isner's serve allowed him to overcome inconsistent returning, a succession of botched volleys and shaky play at crunchtime.
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Police fired volleys of tear gas and baton charged demonstrators, and also hosed them down from water cannon.
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"I missed a lot of swing volleys at the U.S. Open," Sharapova said of that loss to Sevastova.
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Some protesters on Monday morning raced for the exits, only to be met with volleys of tear gas.
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Any strikes against Iran would almost certainly be carried out by volleys of cruise missiles from Navy vessels.
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Police fired volleys of tear gas and baton charged demonstrators, and also hosed them down from water cannon.
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Dionice Perez, who lives nearby on Noble Avenue, said she had been startled by the volleys of gunfire.
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Volleys of rockets flew over the ridge with a whoosh and pounded the village itself with loud booms.
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It's now been over two years since Forcillo fired two volleys of shots at Yatim, leaving him fatally wounded.
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After the debate, Warren's campaign described the incoming volleys as more evidence of the candidate's growing stature and prospects.
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But the volleys are evidence that, after three years of war and relentless air bombardment, the Houthis are undefeated.
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"He yelled at me because when I was shooting in volleys, it went into the air," Mr. Hame recounted.
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Volleys that landed deep into the court rushed opponents, forcing them to hit difficult passing shots from compromised positions.
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"Cheers, bravos and volleys of applause greeted Miss Kuhlmann at the final curtain," The Times wrote in a review.
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Frenetic volleys of percussion rapping, chiming and tinkling seem like animated commentaries on the vocal lines, not intrusive interruptions.
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No Asian actor can currently project military power other than ballistic missiles and cyber volleys very far from home.
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Instead, they have resorted to volleys of tear gas and sound bombs, which cause injuries but only rarely kill people.
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In recent seasons Wife did lose some of the quick, almost dizzying, overlapping volleys of dialogue, performances and intricate subplots.
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They held off the mob for a time, exchanging volleys of gunfire with the Somalis who had surrounded the chopper.
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The fast-paced action will have you unleashing vicious volleys, life-saving lobs, ballistic backhands, and electrifying super-charged smashes!
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He's got really good touch, good volleys, puts a lot of slice on his slice backhand, quite a spinny forehand.
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"This is all reaction," he said as he charged the wall and hit short, quick volleys, to practice net play.
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John Gottman, who I suppose is the dean of marriage experts, describes relationship as a pattern of bids and volleys.
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You must help us understand your conclusions; otherwise we are stuck between volleys of vitriolic accusations from left and right.
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The president had faced volleys of outrage, especially over the lavish use of public money to upgrade his private homestead.
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Smoke enveloped a commercial district of the capital as security forces fired volleys of tear gas and unleashed water cannons.
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Protesters lit dumpsters on fire and hurled stones as riot police launched volleys of tear gas and fired water cannons.
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The US and North Korea exchanged a series of verbal volleys last week as the UN met in New York.
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What the groups are fighting over has at times been hard to discern amid the volleys of accusations and counteraccusations.
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In the end, it's David slinging volleys of words at the mute Goliath, and we know who won that battle.
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It was on serve until Pouille put serious pressure on Raonic's serve and volleys, and broke to clinch the match.
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This is what Deevo does: he's a mechanical dynamo who frequently notches pinpoint volleys from all sorts of perplexing angles.
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Powered not just by electricity, but by volleys of venture money, e-scooters are the latest craze coming out of California.
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And as my volleys of verbal abuse against Siri the other day proved, the product is still disturbingly tolerant of insults.
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President Donald Trump continues to fire off volleys in his inchoate trade war, throwing financial markets into turmoil and drawing retaliation.
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The decree wasn't met with volleys of gunfire or a congregation of mounted troops sent to bring the traitors to justice.
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The readings and other proceedings were followed by a nineteen-gun salute and three rifle volleys that echoed across the river.
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A bugler on the Leyte played taps and Marines fired rifle volleys over the ship's stern in honor of their comrade.
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But the Syrians and their hosts are facing a new kind of difficulty: volleys of desperate messages from those left behind.
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Videos of officers beating protesters and firing volleys of tear gas that sent thousands fleeing drew wide condemnation across the city.
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Matthew Ebden Honorable mention: Feliciano López, Pierre-Hugues Herbert, Julien Benneteau and Kyrgios There is no calling Nadal's volleys underrated anymore.
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I loved the way volleys of skittish lines would hover on the divide between vibrant jazz riffs and stern pointillist strands.
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At his best, Cilic plays a menacing brand of tennis, blasting aces, ripping groundstrokes and moving forward to knock off volleys.
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The duo's impish oeuvre pushes viewers to consider these questions and then volleys them back at us with a cryptic grin.
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Police fired dozens of volleys of teargas and used water cannon to disperse highly mobile groups of mostly black-clad youths.
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Some sweep across the bamboo roof in high-pitched volleys, and some plop into the puddles one by one, luminous, like silver.
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Like watching a tennis match, your attention is pulled back-and-forth in associative volleys that make up the game of history.
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He had fired two volleys of shots at the knife-wielding teenager, who refused to obey his commands to drop the knife.
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Police said they responded by firing volleys of tear gas at protesters in a bid to prevent them from crossing the bridge.
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An American B-52 circles above, F16s fly over the battle field, and helicopters clatter, firing volleys of missiles into the city.
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But they can also project high-voltage pulses in the water in isolated couplets rather than full volleys for a different effect.
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The volleys around Dinesh's ridiculous gold chain are a running joke that sprints all the way to Jared's magnificently distasteful final jab.
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On Monday, Macedonian police fired volleys of tear gas at asylum seekers who burst through a fence on the Greece-Macedonia border.
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The president's messages were the latest in recent Twitter volleys promoting the state of the economy with a presidential election season nearing.
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The volleys come at a pivotal moment, with Sanders growing stronger in polls and challenging Biden's long-standing lead in national surveys.
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But there are also too many muddled volleys off the top of the head, lacking the needed factual follow-up and correction.
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A couple of sweet Lopez volleys put the duo 8-4 ahead and Lope crunched a forehand winner to bring up match points.
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Riot police scuffled with demonstrators late Saturday and fired several tear gas volleys to keep them away from the prime minister&aposs office.
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Demonstrators, some armed with slingshots, hurled stones at the Israeli security forces, who fired volleys of tear gas and intense rounds of gunfire.
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On Saturday, police fired volleys of teargas to disperse protesters after activists rallied across the city, with thousands occupying the airport arrivals hall.
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Hundreds also protested in al-Qadarif, Atbara, Port Sudan, al-Dueim, Omdurman and Al-Ubayyid, drawing tear-gas volleys from police, witnesses said.
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These forces would seek to overwhelm enemy warships with volleys of missiles and torpedoes from multiple directions, U.S. and Chinese military analysts say.
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Through repetition, she arranges the full arc of her traumatic relationship with an abusive woman, who volleys between tender manipulation and explosive rage.
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There are stretches in the first movement in which frenetic marimba volleys skirt atop jittery string ostinatos that break into cresting harmonic waves.
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I was so concerned about the opposing net player that I was overeager and lunging at volleys, which I wasn't doing in singles.
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Volleys of mortar shells crashed around us, the militants looking to find their range among the crawling line of vehicles, but never succeeding.
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Bublik surprised Thiem with an underhand serve in the first set and frustrated him with a series of drop shots, spins and volleys.
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The main commemorations were moved to Warsaw from Westerplatte, where the first volleys of artillery from the German battleship Schleswig-Holstein on Sept.
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A witness in the Turkish town of Akcakale said volleys of rockets were fired from there across the border into Syria's Tel Abyad.
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On a recent sunny Saturday, two patrons — one male, one female — exchanged lighthearted volleys on a Ping-Pong table in a covered corner.
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It's a series of stupefying volleys between an owner and a board, spotlighting one of the most contentious regime changes in corporate history.
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One 30-minute video shows an officer inside the venue as hundreds of people are fleeing and volleys of gunfire can be heard overhead.
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When the coffin arrived at the prison dozens of prisoners took the the roof and bid their leader farewell with volleys of automatic gunfire.
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As the observers were speaking, MDC supporters hit the streets of Harare, where they were met by volleys of gunfire from quickly dispatched soldiers.
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It also saw cops fire dozens of volleys of teargas and use a water cannon to break up several groups of black-clad protesters.
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"She has to go on the court like that and play volleys," said Vanek, bending down in the U.S. Open players' garden to demonstrate.
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Demonstrations escalated Sunday, when police fired water cannon and volleys of tear gas in running battles with protesters who threw bricks and petrol bombs.
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Zverev ambushed Murray with spectacular net play, sky-hook overheads that fell near the line and stab volleys that just dipped over the net.
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Rather than treating 2016 as an isolated incident, it should be seen as the first of many volleys in the digital propaganda wars to come.
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The violin keeps its cool, though, and tosses volleys of music back with a "take that" feeling, especially when dispatched by the remarkable Ms. Glenn.
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One of the most damning volleys was the release of transcripts from Clinton's speeches to bankers which she tried to keep private through this election.
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Hundreds of cheering people took to the streets after midnight in Damascus and volleys of celebratory gunfire erupted in several districts of the Syrian capital.
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Repelling his advances, she switches from song into konnakol, the Indian art of vocal percussion, hurling volleys of rhythmic syllables at him like pepper spray.
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Now and then, Mr. Rothenberg sent volleys of jazzy riffs skyward, but more often the group produced mildly dissonant chords, rhythmic shudders and breathy whispers.
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Three times Serbia had match points in the deciding set tiebreak and on the third Troicki fluffed the easiest of volleys — a mistake of nightmares.
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The protest have regularly featured ranks of riot police firing volleys of tear gas or baton-charging protesters, often in central business or tourist areas.
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Amid the volleys between the House and the Senate, White House officials said on Sunday that the legislative process was moving along as it should.
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Riot police fired volleys of tear gas and rubber bullets on Saturday to disperse thousands of protesters rallied outside the parliament and in downtown Beirut.
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But as tempers flared, riot police fired multiple volleys of tear gas at demonstrators who threw plastic bottles in running battles outside the city's legislature.
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Then we began hearing volleys of gunfire crackling like popcorn, most likely coming from the Bosphorus Bridge (about 2km/1.2 miles away from my apartment).
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Police beat anti-corruption protesters with batons and fired volleys of tear gas to disperse them in Kenya's capital on Thursday, Reuters witnesses said.
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Interestingly, a movement is beginning to form on precisely that front, and a bit later this week, I'll have news of one of its initial volleys.
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He slammed down an ace, another serve winner, and produced a couple of textbook volleys as he surged back to snatch a decisive two-set lead.
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But for the first time in her career, she was sending out volleys of job applications, and getting only a handful of screening calls in return.
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That morning, after a night of air strikes and artillery volleys meant to weaken the enemy, the men of Fox Company moved out at first light.
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Trump laced his prime-time speech with volleys of bold language that might be expected from a new commander-in-chief taking over a failing war.
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A Reuters witness saw police and paramilitaries fire volleys of tear gas and shoot into the air outside the Notre Dame cathedral in the capital Kinshasa.
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"Mail-bombing" email barrages and volleys of status and location queries overloaded servers around the country, bringing crucial parts of the Estonian internet to a halt.
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LONDON — The French drug company Sanofi and Medivation, a California company that makes a prostate cancer drug, traded volleys on Thursday in a contentious takeover fight.
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On one side, vivid images of volleys of tear gas, thick black smoke billowing from burning tires, panicked medics rushing away the wounded and the dead.
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To prevent demonstrators reaching the city centre, or blocking the main motorway through Caracas, the National Guard fires volleys of tear gas, buckshot—and occasionally bullets.
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Trade disputes rarely escalate as quickly and intensely as the current U.S.–China spat, which has resulted in tariff volleys and vehement rhetoric from each side.
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"You don't see this in singles, but Rafa volleys really well, and he moves a lot at the net, puts a lot of pressure," Tecau said.
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At 6 feet 6 inches, Cilic has the wingspan and athleticism to do damage more consistently with his volleys, and that is part of their blueprint.
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On "Quimbombo" — originally recorded by Willie Colón and Hector Lavoe — the vocalist Herman Olivera volleys with his backing chorus in a gleeful paean to okra stew.
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Police officers, in turn, arrested over a dozen of activists, after firing volleys of teargas and using a water cannon to break up groups of rioters.
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A nominee normally practices in mock hearings, known as a "murder board," with aides standing in for particular senators and firing off quick volleys of questions.
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The protests have taken various forms: volleys of tennis balls being thrown onto the field; pointed, pregnant silences; and — as in this case — banners and walkouts.
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The incumbent initiated the insult volleys on Thursday morning, retweeting an altered image of Bloomberg that made him look shorter than a large stack of papers.
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In Venezuela's second city Maracaibo, a crowd of about 300 protesters shouting "Maduro Out!" and "No to Dictatorship!" was dispersed with multiple volleys of tear gas.
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She can also hit her backhand with two hands or chip it crisply with one, and has excellent volleys, as her success in doubles makes clear.
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If a consumer is after a pair of Volleys for their children, they need not enter the #Grassroots landing page, which holds the imagery of the campaign.
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Third seed Federer tied the American in knots with a sumptuous array of drop shots, angled volleys and winners conjured seemingly at will from behind the baseline.
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Rocks were thrown only after U.S. agents fired the tear gas, an Associated Press photographer said, adding that at least three volleys of tear gas were fired.
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Whereas Mr Obama hesitated to take military action against Mr Assad for using chemical weapons in 2013, Mr Trump fired volleys of cruise missiles at Syrian bases.
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His performances so far have even drawn comparisons with German great Boris Becker — chiefly because of his love of diving full-length for volleys on the grass.
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South of the capital, hundreds of protesters blocked a main road, chanting "peaceful, peaceful, against the thieves", drawing tear gas volleys from police, a Reuters witness said.
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His swashbuckling all-court game, with a booming serve, aggressive groundstrokes, deft volleys and silky movement have made him an instant crowd favorite at the O2 Arena.
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He has improved his footwork and ability to flow from shot to shot — both laterally and when attacking the net — and has been focusing on his volleys.
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On Sunday, several hundred migrants made a run for the border, attempting to scale the fence before American immigration authorities repelled them with volleys of tear gas.
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The menu volleys between comfort food (crispy brussels sprouts, $9, brownie sundae, $10) and global flavors (Japanese fried chicken, $14 and Mediterranean-accented braised lamb shank, $42).
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On Wednesday, protesters surrounded the legislature and swarmed onto a major highway, before being forced back by riot police firing volleys of tear gas and rubber bullets.
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Davies shoots Emily engaged in conversations — A Quiet Passion is full of them — using shot-reverse-shot volleys that enhance the curt rhythm of the witty exchanges.
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It's hard to describe just how convincingly Mr. Boyer makes Tyrone's rude volleys seem to be coming from another character entirely, although we can see his lips moving.
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All that stamping and snorting alarmed the eels so much, they attacked, pressing their long bodies to the horses' bellies and letting loose with volleys of electric shocks.
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From then on the quirky left-hander's unorthodox shots kept 17-times major champion Federer guessing at times, especially his grass-hugging backhand slices and cheeky drop volleys.
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PETER PERRYPenzance, Cornwall Your briefing on Venezuela stated that the National Guard "fires volleys of tear gas, buckshot—and occasionally bullets" ("The mess tropical Marxism makes", July 29th).
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The power was still there on Friday when Williams slammed down 110 mph serves, punched away volleys and pounded both sides of the court with her weighty groundstrokes.
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Reuters reporters in Wan Chai saw two petrol bombs thrown, setting small fires on the streets, while tear gas volleys and advancing riot police sent some protesters fleeing.
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As Tshisekdi drove to the headquarters, clashes briefly broke out between supporters of his, who threw rocks, and police officers, who riposted with volleys of teargas, witnesses said.
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Bourgue won eight games in a row, including 16 successive points, by torturing his more celebrated rival with a mix of devilish dropshots, flying forehands and venomous volleys.
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He's going to hit jumping backhands that are going to hit the fence, but then he's going to hit three of the greatest volleys that you've ever seen.
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Police fired volleys of tear gas at protesters across the territory on Sunday and staged baton charges in flashpoints in downtown Hong Kong and in working class districts.
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I hit crisper service returns and stronger volleys and felt more relaxed on my touch shots knowing there was not a second opponent to cover half the court.
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A 72-year-old woman and a 20-year-old man were also shot in the volleys of gunfire that broke out between 0003:30 and 7 a.m.
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The students were taking part in a heated exchange with the principal when clashes reignited, with police again firing volleys of tear gas and protesters throwing petrol bombs.
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The territory between escalating volleys from the Trump administration and its opponents is shaping up to be the deadliest no-man's land since the Battle of the Somme.
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"A left-hander who perfected the art of the chip and charge, the only thing sharper than Rose's volleys was his wit," Tennis Australia said in a statement.
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While Bryan's reflex volleys were decisive throughout the match, it was Harrison's forehand return winner that sealed it on the Americans' second match point, silencing a raucous crowd.
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Volleys that fell short — a staple of Bjorn Borg's run of five straight titles from 1976 to 1980 — were also lethal, caressed into closure on the velvet lawn.
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With her superb volleys and overhead, Barty looks to attack the net, often approaching behind her one-handed slice backhand, which is considered the best in the game.
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Mr. Bethel, wearing maroon warm-up gear and a backward baseball cap, lolloped easy volleys to Mr. Mickiewicz, who was dressed all in black like a sporty supervillain.
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The proposed regulations are more aggressive and expansive than the Treasury's earlier volleys, venturing into at least two areas where its legal authority seems likely to be challenged.
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Shops and businesses in Tsim Sha Tsui closed early as police sprayed volleys of tear gas at demonstrators, arresting some and forcing hundreds to flee towards the harbor.
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In the third, I went up briefly, then tried a few rash volleys off his vexing lobs, and he closed me out, without nearly enough drama, 11–7.
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Modern equipment is certainly a factor, but she is also complete off the ground and, guided by her coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, improving her volleys, overheads and tactical variations.
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On Wednesday, protesters surrounded the legislature and swarmed on to a major highway, before being forced back by riot police firing volleys of tear gas and rubber bullets.
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She joined others who sang as they marched towards parliament, before police fired volleys of tear gas and officers in riot gear charged the crowd, beating some with batons.
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Bernie Sanders remains in the presidential race, Trump and Clinton have almost entirely turned their focus to each other, sparring on a daily basis with volleys of rhetorical fire.
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Police fired water cannon and volleys of tear gas in running battles with brick-throwing protesters on Sunday, the second day of violent clashes in the Chinese-ruled city.
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A Reuters witness saw police and paramilitary troops fire volleys of tear gas and shoot into the air on Sunday outside the Notre Dame cathedral in the capital Kinshasa.
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Flung back and forth across the court by Querrey, Murray chased down ball after ball and the flustered American netted the simplest of volleys to give up break point.
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Her ability to come forward and finish points with swinging midcourt volleys and a deft touch around the net has made her a much more dangerous and opportunistic player.
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At the Summer Olympics, the best men's and women's singles players will hit groundstrokes into the doubles alleys and punch volleys down the middle against their well-honed instincts.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Hundreds of protesters chanted anti-government slogans after leaving prayers at a major mosque near Sudan's capital on Friday, drawing tear-gas volleys from police, eyewitnesses said.
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"It was clear what I had to do tonight, and I wasn't capable of doing it," said Nadal, who missed volleys and groundstrokes down the stretch, reflecting his disarray.
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His volleys back to those who challenge him almost always escalate feuds instead of deflating them, which is a strategy Trump has relied on to rally media attention for years.
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At one point they fired volleys of tear gas and live rounds to force a convoy of pick-up trucks containing senior NASA officials to retreat, a Reuters witness said.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong riot police fired volleys of tear gas at protesters emerging from a university campus on Sunday, according to a Reuters witness, as overnight violence restarted.
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"The notion of doing nothing but spending time in each other's company has, in a way, become a lost art," replaced by volleys of texts and tweets, Mr. Sharp said.
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This poem deftly volleys between acceptance on the soccer field, where "brown is/an international color," and anger provoked by racial and sexual slurs encountered in the everyday adult world.
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And the Pentagon has warned administration officials that the North will soon have enough long-range missiles to launch volleys of them, including decoys, making the problem far more complex.
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Federer showed no clear signs of a knee injury during that match, chasing down lobs and lunging for groundstrokes and volleys as he and Nadal played three sets of singles.
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Hong Kong's hot summer of street protests has entered its 13th week, the demonstrations' intensity only increasing with hundreds of arrests, clouds of tear gas and volleys of rubber bullets.
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In the aftermath of World War II, the victorious Allies built an international order on the understanding that when countries swap goods they become less inclined to trade artillery volleys.
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The top seed pulled herself back into the contest with her trademark powerful forehands and crisp volleys before Tomova double faulted in the 12th game to concede the opening set.
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Undeterred, Ostapenko maintained the momentum and had Wozniacki scurrying around behind the baseline as the Latvian walloped the ball into the corners, often finishing rallies by thrashing away mid-court volleys.
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Bertens had three match points at 5-4 in the second set, but her American opponent came through with a string of volleys at the net to hold for 5-5.
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There's not as much depth to this fight as there could be, though, and some volleys — like John's "I could have had him" — need a lot more examination than they get.
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The council backed the resolution demanding a ceasefire between Syrian President Bashar Assad's forces and rebels following days brutal volleys of artillery and incendiary bombs on the already war-ravaged country.
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Riot police shot several volleys of tear gas at the protesters, who sheltered behind a wall of umbrellas and threw gasoline bombs into nearby bushes and trees, setting them on fire.
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For global policymakers, the verbal volleys from Washington sharpen the focus on the Group of 20 leading nations' commitment to "abstain from competitive devaluations and not set exchange targets for competitive reasons".
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Those "simpler" strings, while not intrinsically complex, lent moments of piercing harmony to the orchestral textures during the first movement, as the more featured instruments engaged in thrilling volleys of canonic imitation.
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The opening volleys of the Trumpcare fight bear some uncanny resemblances to the Obamacare saga, with Republicans stepping in many of the same puddles their Democratic colleagues did back in 2009 and 2010.
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"You could just bludgeon back in the day and get high volleys," Bob Bryan, who together with his twin brother Mike Bryan has won 16 grand slam titles including three Wimbledons, told Reuters.
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World number 53 Fognini, backed by a partisan Italian crowd, frustrated Thiem with well-placed lobs and touch volleys and went on to record his first win over the Austrian in three meetings.
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He is very quick laterally and increasingly fast and effective coming forward as he proved repeatedly Sunday against Murray: making clutch volleys and responding to fine drop shots with acute and decisive angles.
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Playing mixed doubles with Andy Murray, albeit in a losing cause this week, has also helped her to sharpen her volleys - an ominous sight for anyone on the opposite side of the net.
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The two lob volleys, each egged on by his own team, until Ham fires off the most dreaded insult of all, fueled by the chauvinism of young male adolescents in the early 90s.
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I always felt like I had one of the best volleys in the world, one of the best backhands in the world, so you got to believe in something if you want to win.
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After months of volleys between the chicken-wing chain and activist investor Marcato Capital Management, shareholders are set to vote between two different visions for the company's future at the annual shareholder meeting Friday.
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The best rally of the match came on match point when the players exchanged volleys at the net before Fritz's final effort flew past Norrie and caught the back line to seal the win.
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They'll get two or three volleys off against you when previously they sometimes might struggle to get one before suffering critical damage, and that is a lot of damage that's suddenly back in play.
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Fischer's goal was for Sampras to play more effective attacking tennis: players with one-handed backhands can often make a more seamless move to the net, where backhand volleys are hit with one hand.
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Instead, observe the drama from a comfortable distance, like a spectator at a tennis match, diligently following the increasingly aggressive volleys with (at most) a dignified smatter of applause for a good match point.
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The soloists moved to the bottles on the tables to deliver animated volleys that alternately suggested East Asian gamelan music, or scat-singing; in response, the orchestra seemed to search for the deeper implications.
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Riot police repeatedly fired blue liquid — used to identify protesters — from a water cannon truck and multiple volleys of tear gas after demonstrators hurled Molotov cocktails at officers and targeted the government office complex.
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Sporting a severe short-back-and-sides haircut that vaguely recalled the flattop once modeled by President Richard Nixon's political henchman H.R. Haldeman, Lewandowski stood firm in the face of volleys of Democratic attacks.
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He is a different style of player at this stage: more intent on shortening points with his improved serve, excellent volleys and advanced court position (when he's not returning serve near the back wall).
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Corker, who is retiring after 2018, has lobbed volleys at Trump including comparing the White House to an "adult day care center" and warning that Trump could lead the country into World War III.
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Fifteen years ago, Michael Kosta was returning backhands and volleys while piling up Big Ten championships on the tennis court at the University of Illinois before embarking on a short-lived professional tennis career.
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As the national anthem played, Aidé de Ramírez, a 67-year-old merchant drenched in sweat, marveled that there were no security forces in sight, no volleys of buckshot, no clouds of tear gas.
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But if you boil a season of Welsh Premier football down to a few minutes of goals it looks absolutely fucking brilliant: deft lobs, sweetly struck volleys, and foot-like-a-traction-engine piledrivers.
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Both Russia and England have been threatened with expulsion from the competition after hundreds of fans clashed for three days in Marseille, drawing volleys of teargas from riot police who struggled to contain the skirmishes.
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Police unleashed volleys of tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets to halt tens of thousands of protesters as they marched towards Congress to call for Temer's ouster and an end to his austerity program.
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I ask if he's ever done this before and he says "no," then volleys the question back, as if he can't already tell by my pile of sludge that this is new to me, too.
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And it will bring immense peril as Democratic committee chairs in the House send volleys of subpoenas to the White House in a campaign of oversight that will come as an unwelcome novelty for Trump.
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Police forces have often used non-lethal weapons such as rubber bullets, water cannons, and volleys of tear gas to disperse the immense crowds of protesters that have taken to the streets in recent months.
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Lam, said it would be impossible to rush through the bill, with the city on edge after street clashes punctuated by police volleys of tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters opposed to the legislation.
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Sunday's volleys between the president and members of his own party may be a preview of what's to come as the relationship between Trump and Putin becomes increasingly scrutinized and consequential over the coming months.
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Twitter can be a soul-crushing place where people leave inhibition behind as they launch invective in 280-character volleys, usually aimed at someone they don't know and assume they will never have to face.
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Carrie Lam was speaking in public for the first time since demonstrations escalated on Sunday, when police fired water cannon and volleys of tear gas in running battles with protesters who threw bricks and petrol bombs.
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Hong Kong police fired volleys of tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters on Saturday - sending tourists fleeing weeping in Kowloon - only for demonstrators to regroup and gather elsewhere during another tense, hot and restive weekend.
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They swam rapidly toward the net, followed the metal rim to the point of exit from the water, and leaped upward along the rim and handle, keeping their chin in contact while discharging high-voltage volleys.
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Standing center-stage, the front-runner towered over the field with unrelenting verbal volleys at the top contenders -- at least the few who dared to take him on, their fear just another sign of his dominance.
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Zverev then followed up the unusual interruption caused by the ball boy to establish a 5-4 lead in the second-set tiebreaker, and Federer then netted the simplest of forehand volleys to summon match point.
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By day, security forces have generally used only restrained force against large numbers of protesters, but after nightfall violence has surged as the ranks of demonstrators have dwindled and drawn more frequent volleys of tear gas.
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Police fired water cannon and volleys of tear gas on Sunday to disperse protesters, many of them masked and wearing black, who threw petrol bombs and set fires in Causeway Bay and the nearby Central district.
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At about midday, as more protesters clambered on to the roof, the Americans fired at least four volleys of tear gas, driving several hundred demonstrators back from the compound's front gate, but a larger number remained.
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On Saturday, several volleys of Iranian missiles eluded the Saudis' expensive American-supplied defenses, neatly puncturing oil storage tanks and facilities at two of the kingdom's most important sites and causing global oil prices to spike.
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In the violence, knots of activists in black clothes and masks threw rocks and bottles at officers wearing riot gear, who responded with volleys of tear gas and stun grenades as a helicopter hovered low overhead.
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Inside the List 2020 FORESIGHT Talking books with Ann Patchett is like playing Ping-Pong with a pro: You serve up a title and she volleys it back with a quick, clever and occasionally wicked spin.
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After the initial volleys of gunfire in the early minutes of the rampage, no further shots were fired until additional police who swarmed the factory confronted the suspect about 90 minutes later holed up inside the building.
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He hardly missed any volleys — until the one on match point and even that nearly got over — hit a lot of drop shots and hit the ball very flat and that made it very hard for me.
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Clinton's comments come as Sanders launched several verbal volleys in the last week against Clinton, saying that he has doubts about what kind of president Clinton would be and suggesting that Clinton is unqualified to be president.
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Lam was speaking in public for the first time since anti-government demonstrations escalated on Sunday, when police fired water cannon and volleys of tear gas in running battles with protesters who threw bricks and petrol bombs.
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Sportscenter: AM is the longest live show on ESPN's lineup and Steele and her co-anchors, Randy Scott and Jay Harris, will engage in the fast-paced verbal volleys, quips, and analysis the trio is known for.
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In singles, Mars once called me the great experimenter in part for my wide array of shots and shifting strategies; in doubles, going against the grain won points on my serves, my returns and eventually my volleys.
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"IT'S OUR SCHOOL" The students were taking part in a heated late-night exchange with the principal when clashes reignited, with police again firing volleys of tear gas and protesters throwing petrol bombs, lighting up the sky.
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A small group of protesters throwing petrol bombs and powerful fireworks from behind flimsy homemade shields was able to rip down a section of the fence surrounding the airbase, despite volleys of tear gas and rubber bullets.
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And between its quick-changing volleys of Zornian exultation, "Konx Om Pax" — played by Mr. Gosling, Ms. Hashimoto, Mr. Sorey and the bassist Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz — also contained stretches of luminous brooding, suggestive of noir film music.
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ALL ABOUT NINA In a performance that volleys between raw anger and scalpel-sharp humor, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, carrying every scene, plays a comic whose routines are at once a mask and an outlet for her demons.
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"You see women who have won Grand Slams just hitting hard off both sides without really trying to hit slice or volleys and sometimes not even running all that fast," said Jean-Christophe Faurel, Gauff's new coach.
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Tsitsipas took advantage again, however, when Auger-Aliassime approached the net, forcing him to play defensive shots rather than attacking volleys, and he broke back to take a 4-3 lead before winning his next service game.
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In one Baghdad confrontation, masked officers shot volleys of tear gas canisters from a bridge to the Green Zone, the seat of Parliament and the prime minister, to drive back a crowd of unarmed demonstrators in Tahrir Square.
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If different planes launch volleys of Brimstones into the same "kill box", where they are free to do their worst, the missiles will keep tabs on each other to reduce the chance that two strike the same target.
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No world leader has pushed the button or turned the key or made the call, no volleys of ICBMs have been launched from cornfield silos, no squadrons of bombers have taken off on one last nuclear-armed flight.
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But a superb lob followed by a Benneteau double-fault allowed Dimitrov to forge ahead in the second set and he was always in control thereafter, pulling off some crowd-pleasing diving volleys as he moved to victory.
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Earlier, hundreds of protesters chanted anti-government slogans after leaving Friday prayers at a major mosque linked to the opposition Umma party in the city of Omdurman, near Sudan's capital, drawing tear-gas volleys from police, eyewitnesses said.
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The mercurial Kyrgios put on a show for the sold-out crowd, fist bumping with fans during the first set, smashing his racket in the second and mixing in tweeners, underhand serves and slick no-look volleys throughout.
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The volleys against the special counsel — who has been investigating potential collusion between Moscow and the Trump campaign for nearly a year — come at a time when elections in several battleground states have entered a crucial stretch. Rep.
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In addition, the Guardians of the National Cemetery , a group of local volunteers, provides teams of three to seven veterans to serve as honor guards that respectfully stand watch at the services and fire the rifle volleys in salute.
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As if nothing had happened, Kyrgios got back to business as he hammered in aces and winners, having also capped some good forays to the net with confident volleys to book a second-round clash with Norwegian Casper Ruud.
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As the situation intensified at moments, with several volleys of bottles being tossed between the sides, police officers moved in, forcefully and at times aggressively pushing back Trump supporters, protesters and media caught in the scrum with their batons.
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A day of fast moving developments Each day since the Ukraine story broke open last week has unfolded in volleys of breaking news stories and head snapping developments that have created a sense of siege around the White House.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police fired volleys of tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters on Saturday - sending tourists fleeing weeping in Kowloon - only for demonstrators to regroup and gather elsewhere during another tense, hot and restive weekend.
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On November 12th riot officers tried to enter the rural campus of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (one of their volleys of tear-gas is pictured), but were repelled by students who threw petrol bombs and fired arrows.
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While the candidates lob volleys on hot button issues such as "Medicare for All," the Green New Deal, Electoral College reform and whether to impeach President Trump, they have largely been mum on how to keep Social Security afloat.
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Both agree that there's a "permanent state" or "deep state" inside the US government, made up of its intelligence and security establishment, and that this government-within-a-government's volleys against the Trump administration are a threat to democracy.
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The volleys began in Boston on Thursday night, when Warren criticized Buttigieg for not disclosing the names of his campaign's top fundraisers since April, or opening his fundraisers to the media, which former Vice President Joe Biden has done.
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His phone was filling up with volleys of abuse, sent to his inbox from people across the world, some accusing him of 'throwing' or 'fixing' the match, others telling him to retire, and some threatening his family, friends and Martin himself.
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Several hundred English and Russian fans squared off in Marseille, hurling beer bottles and chairs and drawing volleys of tear gas from riot police who struggled to contain the skirmishes in the narrow streets of the Vieux Port (Old Port).
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The Serb kept himself busy on the practice courts but was happy to cut loose against an actual opponent, making 21-year-old Edmund the target of his arsenal of rifled groundstrokes, angled volleys, pinpoint passing shots, lobs and drop shots.
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Tensions rise North Korea and the Trump administration have exchanged a barrage of verbal volleys for months, ratcheting up the tension on the Korean peninsula and around the world as the rogue regime in Pyongyang openly threatens the United States.
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The campus of Hong Kong's largest university resembled a war zone on Tuesday as police fired volleys of tear gas at protesters while students set a car on fire as protests in the city continue to spiral out of control.
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Chuck tries to nail Axe by placing a mole inside the firm, Axe catches on and volleys back with a devious riposte, Chuck steals Wendy's session notes to gain secrets, Axe strikes back with threats, and so on and so on.
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Before the legislation was unveiled, Republicans and their critics had been trading volleys about whether their plan would keep the current system's basic progressivity: levying more taxes on the wealthy, and offering more relief to those further down the income ladder.
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The Mexican raiders swept through the deserted streets of the little town, emptying revolvers and carbines through windows and doors of the houses and firing volleys at every person who made an appearance to see the nature of the disturbance.
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"It's really sad this has happened in this area," said Milton Kong, 32, a financial analyst who was having dinner with a friend at a Greek restaurant when he heard volleys of shots and dived under his table for cover.
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Recent conflicts over this long-handled cooking tool have fostered a new social-media meme, a fresh front in the #MeToo movement and a handcrafted version that costs $250, not to mention new volleys lobbed by Alice Waters and Anthony Bourdain.
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But then The Little Mermaid — one of several volleys by Disney's animation department to turn business around — hit it big at the box office and the toy store, and reinvigorated the idea of the Disney princess as a narrative industry.
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Police at the gates responded with volleys of tear gas followed by live rounds, sending gangs of youths chanting slogans against President Uhuru Kenyatta scurrying for cover in the warren of streets and tin-shacks next to the school walls.
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The Times reported that an even larger number of demonstrators attempted to climb the roof at around midday but were stymied by yet another round — about four volleys — of tear gas, finally pushing the protestors back from the compound's front gate.
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Also on Saturday, Houthi fighters and government forces traded heavy volleys of artillery fire just south of the Hodeida port, killing at least seven people, including two civilians, according to Wadah Dobish, a spokesman for government forces on Yemen's western coast.
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The ruling from the bench — in effect, the judicial version of buying time — followed a flurry of legal volleys by each side concerning the fate of CBS, which Ms. Redstone hopes to merge with its fellow National Amusements media company, Viacom.
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The new volleys are a sign of the escalating partisan tensions surrounding the Benghazi panel, which appear to have expanded from a deep rift between Republicans and Democrats on the committee to a growing animosity between it and the Obama administration.
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But as well as taking pictures of powerful serves, groundstrokes and volleys, he has produced images from the sidelines showing the gear players bring on court and the food and drink they carry to keep their energy levels up during matches.
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Shops and businesses in the area shuttered early as police sprayed volleys of tear gas at protesters, including some elderly residents and others with their pets, as they marched past the city's Kowloon waterfront, home to luxury hotels and shopping malls.
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When only Tip and Phife are present keeping track of their volleys can be amusing, but when they invite a whole studio's worth of friends to join them, as they do on many songs here, the group's overwhelming size is the point.
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In Utah, the 1996 creation of Grand Staircase Escalante was a turning point, and the debate reached a fever pitch — with repeated volleys of harshly-word statements, lawsuit threats, and demonstrations — in the final days of Obama's presidents as he designated Bears Ears.
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And with so much uncertainty looming over the race — one poll last month indicated that fewer than 20 percent of New Hampshire Republican primary voters had definitively decided — the volleys and counterpunches could also propel a candidates who stays out of the fray.
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Hong Kong police briefly fired water cannon and volleys of tear gas to force back brick-throwing protesters on Sunday after violent clashes a day earlier during which police also fired tear gas for the first time in more than a week.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police fired volleys of tear gas to break up anti-government protests in a gritty industrial suburb on Saturday after activists threw petrol bombs and bricks, as China freed a British consulate worker whose detention had fueled tensions.
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The troops were forced to pull back from the Salam hospital, less than a mile (about 1 km) from the Tigris river which runs through the center of Mosul, when they were attacked by suicide car bombs, mortar volleys and machine gun fire.
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And after the press briefing is over, the main topic of conversation is almost never anything having to do with policy or of interest to the public but, instead, highlights/lowlights of Acosta trading volleys with the press secretary or the president.
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My partners and opponents shared insights, so I continued learning every time out: Keep moving forward on volleys; don't over-hit approach shots just because two foes wait on the other side; let the ball come to my racket on the volley.
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HONG KONG — Seething with anger, the black-clad students hurled gasoline bombs, threw bricks and even aimed flaming arrows at the riot police, who answered with tear-gas volleys and rubber bullets that hurtled into Hong Kong's university grounds for the first time.
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Earlier this year, he was found not guilty of second-degree murder but guilty of attempted murder in January after firing two volleys of shots at the teenager, who refused to obey his commands to drop a knife on a Toronto streetcar.
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And the mesh drag mats used to smooth over the scars left by the players' slides and volleys must be folded precisely, with the handle on top and facing out, so the groundskeepers can reset the clay in just 90 seconds between sets.
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During the months of demonstrations, protesters have smashed storefronts of businesses seen as sympathetic to China, torched toll booths, shut down a major tunnel and engaged in pitched battles with police, countering tear gas volleys and water cannons with torrents of gasoline bombs.
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Sitting in a mellow cafe on a dilapidated strip of Melrose Avenue, he and his writing partner, Shoshannah Stern, carved shapes in the air to tell animated stories, volleys of sign language zinging across the table between them and their two interpreters.
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In today's Round of 16 matchup between Germany and Slovakia, Toni Kroos sent in a corner kick for Germany that received some decent clearance by Slovakia—would that Boateng weren't there to slather on one of the nastiest volleys you'll see in a minute.
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Among the celebratory parade floats is one that not only salutes the armed forces but—startlingly—recreates a military funeral, complete with a flag-draped coffin, mourning comrades and an honour guard who fire loud funeral volleys as they trundle down Cody's main street.
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Many of those on campus in 1966 can describe the day with video-like precision, recalling sirens, falling bodies, the thunder of gunfire from the tower and the answering volleys from police officers and vigilante citizens who rushed to the campus with weapons from home.
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Huge fires had lit up the night sky at Hong Kong Polytechnic University in Kowloon district hours earlier as protesters hurled petrol bombs, some by catapult, and police fired volleys of tear gas to force them up onto the podium of the red-brick campus.
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Huge fires had lit up the sky at the university in the heart of Kowloon district overnight as protesters hurled petrol bombs, some by catapult, and police fired volleys of tear gas to draw them onto the open podium of the red-brick campus.
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Several hundred English and Russian fans squared off in Marseille before the Russia v England game last Saturday, hurling beer bottles and chairs and drawing volleys of tear gas from riot police who struggled to contain the skirmishes in the narrow streets of the Old Port.
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During the past half-decade the businessman painted as the saga's pantomime villain has been Beny Steinmetz, a globe-trotting Israeli diamond merchant, worth billions, whose lurid battles over Simandou with Rio Tinto, one of the world's biggest mining companies, have involved volleys of accusations about bribery.
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She will be armed with an encyclopedic knowledge of Mr. Trump's own significant vulnerabilities but, in past debates, Mr. Trump generally has benefited from nasty, personal volleys with his opponents, so she will have to decide when to defend, when to attack and when to rise above.
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Character Study Every day, Steven Turner, 69, gets up early and walks around the corner with a tennis racket and ball to a schoolyard on East 67th Street in Manhattan, where he volleys against a cracked concrete wall, over and over, for more than an hour.
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Playing an exuberant, up-tempo, aesthetically pleasing game built around suffocating defence, whiplash-inducing ball movement and unprecedented volumes of long-distance shooting—with many of Mr Curry's volleys launched from far enough to merit an international dialling code—the Dubs seemed to have broken the sport.
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Her performance has an element of slapstick, and Taibi Magar, the play's director, makes smart comic use of her, as she does of the rest of the strong ensemble cast, playing up the quick, humorous volleys of Rosebrock's script without letting us lose sight of Alison's pain.
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At 5-foot-5, she is shorter than most leading players, but she generates great leg drive and racket-head speed on her serve and is as comfortable punching away volleys at the net as she is generating topspin or very crisp slice in the backcourt.
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Nothing, they say, could be more polarizing than the president's behavior, which has included telling nonwhite congresswomen to "go back" to where they came from as well as frequent volleys of name-calling against the media, his political opponents and even some former members of his administration.
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The first Grand Slam quarterfinal of Riske's career turned for good at 21-24 in the final set, during a long, taut game in which she saved three break points before Williams scrambled, roared and improvised to produce some brilliant volleys and groundstrokes on the move.
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The first Grand Slam quarterfinal of Riske's career turned for good at 21-24 in the final set, during a long, taut game in which she saved three break points before Williams scrambled, roared and improvised to produce some brilliant volleys and groundstrokes on the move.
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Still boasting a deft touch, strength in the air and a superb eye for goal, he proved his doubters wrong with 44 goals in his first 18 months at Tigres, including several acrobatic volleys and long-range strikes that few others would dare attempt to pull off.
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A Marine firing party shot three rifle volleys into the air, a 20-member Marine band played at the gravesite and a Marine funeral platoon participated in the ceremony, which was attended by Johnson's surviving relatives, giving them an opportunity for closure after a seven-decades-long wait.
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There were harder-hitting mechs its size, but they were shot-magnets, getting absolutely smashed in the opening volleys of each game, but the Grasshopper would often be hanging tough right until the end as its complement of medium lasers finally started drilling into critical components on enemy machines.
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One of the table tennis players tried to slap a boxer with his paddle only to get cold-cocked in the jaw, who then got hit in the eye by a series of rapid fire volleys from another table tennis player, playing the ball off the wrestler's cornea.
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Volleys of downward punches, denials, and distractions had helped Trump quash scandals in the past, including a similar adult model payoff reported in the Journal just before the 2016 election and about two dozen allegations of sexual misconduct, often at the expense of the reputations of the women involved.
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Early on Sunday, alongside Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino, Maduro watched a platoon of soldiers release volleys of rocket-propelled grenades, machine-gun anti-aircraft fire and tank rounds at hillside targets, the Russian ordnance kicking up clouds of dust at the Fort of Paramacay, an armored vehicle base.
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The Serbian has been hitting all of his strokes — backhands, forehands, volleys — as solidly as we've come to expect over the extraordinary arc of his 16 Grand Slam wins, the last of which came in an epic, Wimbledon final in July against Roger Federer that lasted nearly five hours.
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The volleys between the two men on Friday also highlighted the continued questions about Mr. Trump's pardon power and how he might use it as Mr. Mueller wraps up his investigation, as other federal prosecutors and Democrats in Congress intensify theirs and expand their scope into the president's business career.
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His best was probably the next debate, in which he at least partially found his voice and swatted away volleys from her and several others who now are out of the race or didn't qualify for the Los Angeles stage based on the Democratic National Committee's thresholds on polling and contributions.
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With Sock diving to keep rallies alive and Kyrgios slamming serves and hitting half volleys between his legs, they narrowed the overall score to 3-1 by beating Nadal and Tomas Berdych in the day's closing doubles match: 6-3, 6-7 (7) and 10-7 in the match tiebreaker.
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Anderson, who hit 14 aces and 40 winners, fought on grimly to send the third set into a tiebreak, but Pella kept his composure, winning a stunning exchange of volleys that brought the crowd to its feet to earn two match points before claiming the biggest win of his career.
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The names of the deceased are read: Edwin Boerner, U.S. Army Sydney Rigby, U.S. Navy Michael Suppa, U.S. Navy Richard Crouthamel, U.S. Navy Gary Liebert, U.S. Navy The honor guard of seven fires three volleys, and then, in response to the command "Present arms," holds their rifles vertically in front of their bodies.
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Parodists have tried turning Trump into a literal cartoon or a talk show host or a Saturday Night Live fixture, volleys that have bounced right off because no one can own the president harder than he regularly owns himself — his power has been in proving how little that matters to his base.
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"Twenty minutes into the hitting session it was clear that Sharapova had not lost anything with respect to her game, and in fact looked to have added a lower toss on her serve, a more fluid motion through that shot, as well as improved footwork on her volleys," WTA Insider Courtney Nguyen noted.
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Your blogger remembers watching a July 4th parade in Cody, Wyoming, at which a group had recreated a full military funeral in replica on a float being towed down the main street, complete with flag-draped coffin, astroturf grave surroundings, and a grim-faced honour guard firing deafening rifle-volleys of blanks into the air.
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As for Curry, his finals experience was an obstacle course of long-limbed defenders (he shot 40.3 percent from the field), spats with officials (he chucked his mouth guard after he was ejected from Game 6) and volleys from critics, who took jabs at everything from his poor shooting to his choice of sneakers.
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Last fall, hackers attacked this network, commandeering as many as 100,000 of these devices by using malicious software that guessed at their simple, factory-set passwords, and then ordering them to send volleys of nuisance messages to the computers of a company called Dyn, which functions as a sort of switchboard for the internet.
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That came just before an escalation in violence on Tuesday, the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, when police fired about 1,800 volleys of tear gas, 900 rubber bullets and six live bullets - one of which hit an 18-year-old, the first time a protester had been hit be live fire.
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Inspired by experiences with his own daughter's rare chromosomal disorder, Pye volleys between 2006 and 123, as Simon (David Tennant) and Emily (Jessica Hynes) slowly realize that their baby has something undeniably wrong with her — after which they forge a path toward communicating with the headstrong Rosie (Miley Locke), who is unable to verbally express herself.
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As for Curry, his finals experience was an obstacle course of long-limbed defenders (he entered Game 7 shooting 41.9 percent from the field), spats with officials (he chucked his mouth guard after he was ejected from Game a6) and volleys from critics, who jabbed at his shooting and even panned the looks of a new version of his sneakers.
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It imagines the fallout of Lemonade as it transpires between an amazing cast that includes actor Taraji P. Henson, director Ava Duvernay, Beyoncé's sister Solange, most of the Kardashians, Kanye West, Beyoncé's mother, and of course, Beyoncé and Jay Z. It is written as a screenplay, more or less, with Jay Z dodging increasingly acrobatic assaults from Solange in between volleys of percussive dialogue.
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Though Sharapova versus Maria sounds as if it could be self-defeating (and led to some pointing and smiling at the scoreboard on Tuesday), it was actually a contrast in styles: Sharapova's flat strokes against Maria's slice; Sharapova's two-handed backhand against Maria's one-hander; Sharapova's offense and swing volleys against Maria's defense, which often sent the latter scrambling into the shadows deep behind the court.
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In any and every case, Capped off by an emphatically affectionate salutation: Much love to you,Tilda May 22016, 213 Ms. Cho, a champion of more opportunities for Asian actors, is game to respond: From: Margaret ChoTo: Tilda SwintonSent: Fri, 22016 May 222 230:20163Subject: Re: Strange matters Ms. Cho volleys the pro forma compliment right back, about one of Ms. Swinton's early films: Sure!
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EPA FIGHT PREVIEW: Supporters and opponents of President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) pick launched a new round of volleys in the fight over the nomination on Thursday.
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For a full schedule of news and events, go to our editorial calendar on Reuters Connect here or on Media Express here HONGKONG-PROTESTS Hong Kong police fire tear gas as protesters hit and run HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police fired volleys of tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters on Saturday - sending tourists fleeing weeping in Kowloon - only for demonstrators to regroup and gather elsewhere during another tense, hot and restive weekend.
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From Mizmor's stunning live debut and the brutal live collab between The Body and Krieg to Magic Circle's heavy metal magic, Khemmis' harmonic might, VHOL's short-and-tight volleys of powerful space thrash, and the way Vastum and Auroch sent vicious aftershocks of death through the fest's predominant black metal and doom presence, Migration was a feast for the senses, a patch-vested Pacific Northwestern Roadburn cut down to scale and ignited by passion.
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Candidates have been lobbing volleys on hot button issues such as Medicare for All, the Green New Deal, scrapping the Electoral College and whether to impeach President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, but are largely mum on how to keep Social Security afloat, even though several have signed onto legislation in the past.
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