People waded through water and pushed motorbikes and other vehicles.
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I waded through years of low grades and low self-esteem.
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I waded through fields of grass while Tolstoy monologued at me.
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In Europe, investors waded through another set of earnings results on Friday.
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Fernandez waded through early command troubles until the Marlins' offense kicked in.
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Families carrying their belongings on their heads waded through waist-deep water.
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Some waded through waist-deep water with women and children, police said.
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Black children had waded through spitting mobs to desegregate whites-only schools.
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The men waded through a foot of fresh powder for four days.
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Others just waded through the deluge, some carrying belongings on their heads.
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Residents waded through waist-deep water as streets turned into rivers on Thursday.
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Others waded through waist-high water, or paddled pirogues and little inflatable rafts.
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I waded through their reports, and it was like watching a reluctant striptease.
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Others stacked sandbags outside or waded through waist-high floods in the torrential rain.
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There, workers repeated, "Bernie, Bernie, Bernie," as Mr. Sanders waded through hundreds of people.
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Lisa Lerer of the Associated Press waded through some of the Obama White House's calculations.
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I've waded through 1,021 pages of documents from that legal battle, and they are devastating.
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With embraces and tears, the two families, bonded by tragedy, waded through the pain together.
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I've waded through dozens of my current and old faves to pick the best ones.
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A small herd of longhorn cattle waded through a flooded field, searching for dry ground.
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Jehora was shot as she waded through a canal, the bullet lodging near her pelvis.
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One resident in Winfield, a city northwest of St. Louis, waded through the floodwater last Friday.
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Martin said she waded through knee-deep water with several other migrants and was immediately apprehended.
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Mark Sanford of South Carolina waded through questions inside and out of his town hall. Rep.
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Tons of responses came in, and we waded through and picked out the best of them.
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European stocks finished in negative territory on Thursday as investors waded through another raft of earnings.
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We waded through these bets and found our favorites—both for gambling on and laughing at.
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Dozens of people waded through knee-high water to take a look at the pounding surf.
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She waded through water in the swampy rainforest with ten men from Nepal, India, and Cuba.
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To reach safety, most local residents waded through the murky streams, in some cases for hours.
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They waded through rivers and crested mountains, their feet blistered and swollen, shoes filled with water.
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As his black van waded through the throng, Mr. Di Maio's father turned to a friend.
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Throughout, Ms. Rose waded through confusing studies and heard troubling statistics about trans people attempting suicide.
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It has waded through several legal scandals, job cuts and asset sales over the past decade.
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He waded through the records, seeking to understand the cases' rationale and how they had been resolved.
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Residents say they waded through water to get essentials and have been stuck stranded inside their homes.
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The Batemans hastily left the hotel, waving as they waded through paparazzi as if nothing had happened.
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There's humor, there's love, but there's a whole lot of misunderstanding that has to be waded through.
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Venetians and tourists tottered on raised walkways throughout the city, while others waded through thigh-high water.
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In the morning, driving was impossible, and I waded through the streets with the water still rising.
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Undeterred, I brandished my umbrella like a shield and waded through the waterlogged streets of Stone Town.
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We waded through it all, and picked out the best hidden gems (or in some cases, crystals).
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School students waded through shin-deep water to get to school, and motorcyclists drove through flooded streets.
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Lowe said he waded through chin-high water to reach safety while the storm raged around him.
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So he waded through the scrum at the Cardboard booth, grabbed a headset, and tried a few demos.
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The embattled bank has waded through several legal scandals, job cuts and asset sales over the past decade.
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Shannon Eickhoff, Kinnie Johnson and Suzanne Ball, waded through waist deep water and broke a window to enter.
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But many Venetians, scrambling to move their belongings to higher ground, still waded through the knee-high water.
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Myanmar Dispatch MAUNGDAW, Myanmar — We waded through floodwaters, past soldiers hefting rifles, and climbed into a prefabricated hut.
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Tourists waded through the narrow streets, while locals worried that the saltwater would damage the city's treasured monuments.
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Sasha and Lee waded through the crush of people inside the bar and slipped into the back room.
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Emergency workers, journalists and neighbors waded through floodwaters to reach people in danger during Hurricane Harvey in Houston.
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She waded through Mekong River, with the children clinging on, ducking underwater when they feared they might be spotted.
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Children waded through muddy, knee-deep floodwaters that flowed through tent camps for displaced people after the rain stopped.
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We've waded through a lot of horny ink to give you the best, most erotic self-pleasure tats around.
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She waded through the water to another block of empty homes until she saw a beige Humvee rolling toward her.
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The team waded through records from 845,345 single live births between 1996 and 43 and categorized mothers into three groups.
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Rescue workers in some areas waded through waist-deep flood waters to get stranded residents and their pets to safety.
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Thirteen of them waded through a rush of stomach-deep water and cut through a fence to seek higher ground.
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Two detectives hiked down the gorge and waded through the mucky water, which was then only a few inches deep.
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Looking for varied terrain, she waded through thigh-high mud and climbed up slick embankments to find the perfect location.
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On the second day of the new year, I waded through the haze of grief that comes with all endings.
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Public health researchers at Harvard University waded through three years of records for patients in the US ages 65 and up.
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David West, another new signee last summer, remembered commiserating with Aldridge as they waded through their first weeks and months together.
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Emergency crews searched submerged cars for trapped passengers; a bride and groom waded through floodwaters after being evacuated from their venue.
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He had waded through the murky waters with his wife and two sons to try to salvage things from their home.
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At Mr. Armenta's house, his nephew David, 34, waded through the water and plucked a ruined work boot from the muck.
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We've waded through miles of red tape to address dangerous engineering oversights in power windows and gearshifts that cause preventable deaths.
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So, we waded through the stacked selection to pull out the best finds for the biggest deals while they're still in stock.
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International Monetary Fund economists Federico Diez, Daniel Leigh and Suchanan Tambunlertchai have waded through 631,000 corporate annual reports from around the world.
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It's just that the impact was felt before Zuckerberg waded through a hundred photographers to take his seat in the Senate office.
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We waded through the furniture, electronics, and jewelry sections to find the grocery and food area in the back of the store.
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Hundreds of first responders in Santa Barbara County waded through waist-high mud while others flew over the devastation searching for survivors.
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Among them was Amanda Godreau, who nibbled a ham and cheese empanada and waded through the churn of her own conflicting emotions.
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I ran a few different tests as I waded through the hellish cacophony of tourists taking photos next to costumed Disney mascots.
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When firefighter Kyle Parry waded through his flooded home in neck-deep water this week, he wondered: did his fiancée's wedding dress survive?
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New America fellow Matt Stoller waded through Breitbart's comments pages and saw thousands of furious responses: Breitbarters seem unhappy w/the Syrian strikes.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as investors waded through mixed earnings reports and continued to mull over the Republican National Convention this week.
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In 2012, Gilbert said, some of the Post's election coverage was up to 16 hours behind, as a handful of humans waded through returns.
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Investors mostly waded through another round of earnings reports, looking to glean insights into the health of corporate America and the United States economy.
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If you've ever driven during rush-hour traffic or waded through a crowded store, you know all too well that rude people are everywhere.
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Journalists and the public could have waded through them, discussed them, written about them — and by now, everyone would have long since moved on.
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We walked for miles on snowy stretches of sidewalk in New York City and waded through snowbanks in Central Park to vet these boots.
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One of the cities hardest hit by the flooding has been Fayetteville, where National Guard members waded through chest-high waters to save those stranded.
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Williams came under fire multiple times as he waded through water and up and down a mountain side to get his team members to safety.
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Large swathes of land were completely submerged, and in some streets people waded through knee-high water around piles of mangled metal and other debris.
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Pearson was on the attack throughout the second, as he waded through the single shots of Ray to land rights to the body and head.
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Some protesters picked up litter, sorting it for recycling, while here and there a couple waded through the crowd, masked and in black, holding hands.
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Some protesters picked up litter, sorting it for recycling, while here and there a couple waded through the crowd, masked and in black, holding hands.
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We've explored which mattresses are best, have waded through the online reviews to source the best pillows, and have even tracked down the best sheets.
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He waded through them to a statue of the Cuban independence hero José Martí and climbed the pedestal to look over the sea of faces.
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As the funeral procession waded through various crowds, black-clad mourners edged as close as they could to Soleimani&aposs coffin to show their respects.
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Stranded residents mounted the backs of some soldiers, who waded through thigh-high waters to take evacuees to trucks that would drive them to safety.
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That day, we waded through a getting-to-know-you conversation that somehow felt both more awkward and less awkward than most of its kind.
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On Wednesday, two workers from The Humane Society of the United States waded through knee-deep water and trudged into a destroyed home in Dickinson, Texas.
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But in her sixth novel, "The Trespasser," she breaks that pattern to reunite the same pair of detectives who waded through "The Secret Place," her fifth.
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She had lifted her three children — all under the age of 5 — on to her shoulders and waded through the water until she reached higher ground.
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During Trump's tenure, the monthly deficit rose as high as $60.8 billion last December and waded through similar lows in the $43 billion range throughout 85033.
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Firemen waded through thigh-deep water to rescue women and children in flooded villages while rescue teams used inflatable boats to reach people stranded in urban areas.
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Users often made a pilgrimage to a massive cheesy omelette situated on a prehistoric plateau, collected glazed doughnuts from hanging trees, and waded through ice cream formations.
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The scientists have traveled to Cayo Santiago every day since the storm and waded through the water with their equipment in order to keep the animals alive.
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My curiosity piqued, I waded through a sea of heavily scented mugwort and skin-shredding roses to discover that the ball was actually a large puffball mushroom.
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European markets came under pressure by Wednesday's close, ending broadly unchanged on the day after investors waded through a raft of corporate earnings and news from individual stocks.
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As she waded through the Guaire river in search of clean water, Gladys Cisneros said she feels like a victim of a political game she does not understand.
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Before it crashed into Florida, it walloped islands including Puerto Rico and Cuba, where residents in this photo waded through a flooded street in Havana on Sept. 2500.
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For this story, it was not just about asking questions: It was about observing people as they waded through bureaucracy and they lost their autonomy living in shelter.
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That was the thought that crossed my mind recently while I waded through the online world of alternative-health practitioners, wellness bloggers, whole-food chefs and Gwyneth Paltrow.
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European equities finished Tuesday in the red, as investors waded through the latest corporate news, while keeping an eye on a testimony by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
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Last summer, people at the court waded through excrement until some Air Force engineers on temporary duty at Guantánamo hammered together wooden pallets for people to walk on.
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Rescue teams, some covered in mud, waded through a landscape of stone and earth in what in many cases had become a search for bodies rather than survivors.
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Firefighters waded through debris, over piles of fallen trees and around displaced boulders in the aftermath of the storm, scouring for survivors after several homes were swept away.
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On last night's episode of The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story, Andrew Cunanan effortlessly waded through a group of wealthy older men attending his 19943th birthday party.
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Initially skeptical of marijuana's medicinal value, Dr. Casarett waded through the evidence, spoke to patients, and even tried the drug firsthand to figure out if the hype was warranted.
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So we analyzed the customer reviews, waded through the comments section, sorted by top-rated, and grilled the R29 team to find out what pieces truly make the cut.
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In Venice, locals and tourists tottered on raised walkways throughout the city, while others waded through thigh-high water and even took a swim in historic St. Mark's Square.
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As Mr. Quaglione went door-to-door, Mr. Brannan waded through exuberant children at an party in the yard of Public School 185, which he attended as a child.
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But when Sanders waded through the crowd to say hello to Clinton, she took awhile to acknowledge him and did not embrace him as she did other Democratic lawmakers.
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As I waded through waist-high bunch grass, clambering over caked barricades of branches and mud, I was struck by the abundance of wilderness uncovered by a river's ebb.
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Miller and his team waded through it all — a true "divide and conquer" effort, as he put it — and worked with the post-production company Final Frame to digitize it.
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These latest allegations are yet another instance where the Grammy-winning artist who's waded through multiple run-ins with the law finds his past once again coming under public scrutiny.
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DeGregory said that she first got involved in helping with rescue efforts when her sister's home was flooded and the family waded through chest-high waters before they reached safety.
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As detectives waded through the man's online history, they encountered additional troubling posts: Charels Donnelly, 23, talked about threatening his mother with a gun and described fantasies about hurting women.
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The 82nd's commander, U.S. Army Major General James Mingus, waded through the sea of camouflage-uniformed men and women as they prepared to leave the base near Fayetteville on Sunday.
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EFF RANKS GOOD, BAD OF TWITTER ABUSE POLICY: The Electronic Frontier Foundation waded through Twitter's updated policy on harassment and abuse and found sections that it considered vague and concerning.
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Good news: I've waded through it all to share the research that tells you how to engage your listeners, convince them of your message, and improve your use of slides.
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U.S. stocks closed higher for the fourth straight week Friday, with the S&P hitting a new record high as investors waded through mixed earnings and an upbeat U.S. manufacturing report.
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Thousands, some abandoning their water-logged cars, waded through waist-deep water to reach home after some parts of the city received as much as 297.6 millimeters (11.72 inches)of rainfall.
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Idly scrolling through my Twitter feed, a virtual Politicon, I waded through the damp early-evening air, surrounded by drunk, boisterous partiers in cowboy hats looking for an authentic Nashville experience.
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He waded through several contentious moments, including some aimed at his prospective boss, President-elect Donald J. Trump, and the specter of conflicts over HUD funding and Trump family business ventures.
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As we waded through the endless lines outside (security at Yankee Stadium is Department of Homeland Security cubed, a maze of questionable barriers), police officers in full body armor walked past.
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The costume designers Sandy Powell and Christopher Peterson explain why they turned to Pucci-style looks for the women and how they waded through a sea of ties for the men.
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He waded through the crowd with great patience however, and while he might occasionally blow off questions in a bit of a bluster, his interactions with individual reporters are generally courteous.
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Chino crossed through Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico, where he waded through the Rio Grande with a few other crossers and met up with a driver somewhere on the other side of the Texas border.
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We've slithered along muddy roads and waded through streams to reach this remote village in northern Paraguay to see an aid strategy that has proved astonishingly successful, because it gives families new hope.
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I waded through the vague promises of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs)—essentially unregulated fundraising rounds—and even one timeshare to see if cryptocurrency startups really have something to offer adult service consumers and providers.
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In Pemba, 35,000 houses were completely or partially destroyed, authorities said, while outside the city crops were destroyed and villagers waded through flooded fields with wood, salvaged maize and other products on their heads.
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"I'm a little embarrassed by the state of this room," said Will Shortz, The New York Times's crossword editor, as he waded through a seemingly endless array of puzzle ephemera in his upstairs library.
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As they waded through them, Johnson and Urrunaga could see, for the first time, where the trees had supposedly been harvested, right next to data on the ships that had sailed away with that wood.
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Mary Melton HOUSTON — Mary Melton struggled to hold onto her walker as she waded through water that was chest-deep at times to escape from the flooding that rushed into her home in northeast Houston.
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So if you're granted an interview at all, pat yourself on the back for making it that far — but also show some appreciation to the people who waded through several jobseekers to get you there.
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Every other post I waded through seemed to be a 7 to 10 photo slideshow of groups wearing matching "ugly" sweaters, with every photo subject contorted into some painful crouch to fit in the frame.
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On Monday, the Chinese news media showed pictures of Li Zuming, a worker at a pig farm in Anhui Province, who was distraught as he waded through rising waters that threatened to drown thousands of pigs.
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In a terrific scene for Mr. Goodman, Dan waded through the floodwater to save a few boxes of things, looking gaunt, beaten, as if he might drop dead on the spot and be thankful for it.
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On the site for Viagra, Pfizer warns that it's "one of the most counterfeited drugs in the world," which seems plausible to anyone who's ever waded through the quagmire of boner pill solicitations in their spam folder.
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So we waded through it all and pulled out seven favorite hacks, easter eggs, and tidbits of the season that exemplify the show's impressive commitment to hackery verisimilitude, ranked by our highly subjective taste in nerd-cred references.
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In it, the Facebook CEO waded through some of the company's most pressing issues, including how to deal with fake news and help support good journalism and how to deal with governing a community of 2 billion people.
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Some pre-summit meetings were canceled or delayed as the first waves of delegates waded through snow-blanketed streets with luggage, looking for their hotels, or had to wait for road crews to dig their limousines out of drifts.
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As water swelled in a neighborhood nearby, Mr. Harrison, who owns a credit card processing business, and Brett Neely, an emergency medical technician, waded through a flooded street, calling out into the night to see if anyone needed help.
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Leonardo DiCaprio waded through frozen rivers, slept in animal carcasses and ate raw bison liver to win his Oscar for The Revenant — but all of those hardships pale in comparison to the tropical hellscape Jack Black endured for the new Jumanji.
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To date, the company's most memorable VR moment was an ill-conceived VR tour of storm-ravaged Puerto Rico with Mark Zuckerberg's cartoon avatar virtually high-fiving a fellow Facebook employee while the two waded through a horrific real-world catastrophe.
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Sayer is also adapting by growing different varieties of avocados, but the most visible climate adaptation in the orchard was the knee-high carpet of grasses and turnip stems we waded through as we made our way among the trees.
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The US has lots of A, but not much of B, C, or D. If you waded through all 7 million words of this post, you were probably hoping I'd finish with a solution, or at least some good suggestions.
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As Hurricane Harvey rained down on Houston, one worker spoke to the New York Times as she waded through the waist-deep water on her way to the DoubleTree hotel, where she cleans and folds linens for an hourly wage of $10.
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Related:Lin-Manuel Miranda Talks Election Night and What Hamilton Would Think of Today's 'Mudslinging' Hamilton is actually Ontario's oldest musical theater company, which is a distinction that probably came as a cold comfort to Leonard as she waded through the vitriol on Twitter.
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The "Revenant" star famously ate a raw bison liver (which, he said, did NOT taste like chicken), waded through icy water and came down with the flu several times while portraying Hugh Glass, the vengeful 19th-century trapper, in the wilderness epic.
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Along with 47 other visiting journalists, three of them from China, Ms. Zhang has attended a Hillary Clinton rally in Miami, interviewed die-hard Donald J. Trump supporters at Trump Tower and waded through enthusiastic voters at a polling site in Lower Manhattan.
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Also spotted at the Los Angeles talent agency's third annual WHCA-themed get-together: Michael Avenatti, attorney for adult-film star Stormy Daniels, getting a rockstar-like welcome as he waded through the crowd, with countless partygoers asking to snap some selfies.
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"When the soldiers come, we go into the water up to our necks and hide, with only our noses out of the water," a displaced villager, Nyakier Gatluak, told me after I waded through swamps and rivers to reach the island where she shelters.
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"I mis-use iCal as my diary, and have waded through my travel records and copious piles of personal and professional memorabilia to fill in my past timeline—but, of course, it gets ever more sparse the farther back I go," Gage told me.
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As he waded through questions from Waymo's lawyers, Mr. Kalanick, who resigned in June as Uber's chief executive, offered unusual insight into how deals get done in Silicon Valley and the freewheeling — some might say self-parodying — business culture at the biggest technology start-ups.
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None of that, however, detracts from the extraordinary courage and suffering of the men — boys, really — who on that fateful day waded through surf red with blood and sand littered with "the awful waste and destruction of war," as the great reporter Ernie Pyle described it.
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The 26-year-old cut her season short, swapped her rackets for crampons and headed to Tanzania with a friend to climb 5,895 meter (19,340 feet) Mount Kilimanjaro, a five-day expedition in which she scaled cliffs, waded through icy rivers and passed bitterly cold nights.
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In the weeks following the horrific natural disaster, Cruz has waded through sewage, rescued people from an assisted living facility, met with countless victims, and put her career and reputation on the line by calling out President Donald Trump on his inadequate response to the humanitarian crisis plaguing her country.
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Over my five and a half years at BuzzFeed News, I've reported under a range of challenging circumstances — I covered the unrest in Baltimore after the death of Freddie Gray, waded through floodwater in Houston after Hurricane Harvey, and traveled along the edge of conflict zones in the southern Philippines.
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Seven years into his tenure as Apple CEO, Tim Cook remains a popular guy, nowhere more so than in an Apple store in New York, where he recently waded through a sea of adoring Apple fans pleading for selfies before he could sit down with VICE News for an interview.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A gauge of global stock markets edged higher in volatile trade on Tuesday as investors waded through a chunk of geopolitical headlines, including threats by U.S. President Donald Trump to shut down the government over a funding fight and signs of a thaw in the U.S.-China trade battle.
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David Sawyer, 82, first began designing his chairs in the early 1980s from the 370-square-foot back room of his rural farmhouse in Woodbury, Vt. He worked alone; no employees tinkered at the lathes or waded through the blond curls of shaved wood piled on the floor in ankle-deep drifts.
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In late February, as I waded through melting snow on my way to hail a yellow "gazelle" decorated with a fading sticker that said, "No rides for Obama," I talked to Boris Minashkin, a former colleague of my grandfather and the mayor of Donskoy from 1997 to 2005, when the town still filled the post through a popular vote.
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RIO DE JANEIRO — The great-grandmother who could pass as Barbara Bush's kid sister waded through the stands at Olympic Stadium on Sunday night, trying to get close enough to congratulate the South African runner Wayde van Niekerk, who had just captured the gold medal in the 2400 meters and broken one of the oldest world records in men's track and field.
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And then he flashed to Mike Morrison and marveled out loud about how with so much on his young mind, all those hitters to deal with, the burden of carrying his wobbling team to its first win of the year, and with maybe his own future somehow in the balance, he had still remembered his manager and waded through the chaos to deliver him that winning ball.
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As Bishnu and I waded through donkey shit up to our ankles in this subtropical forest region after five days at base camp, it was hard not to marvel at the fact that just a few dozen miles to the north there were Wi-Fi routers mounted on top of the same ladders used to span bottomless crevasses and mountaineers relating their summiting experiences to their family over Skype.
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You are convinced that a boy asking you to send sexy photos of yourself means that he wants you, you, only you, that he has waded through a sea of beautiful women just for the hope of seeing the curve of your waist, a curve that feels alien to you but must seem normal to him, as he hasn't seen you grow and stretch and morph from a soft, pudgy child into some approximation of "woman" that fits like an oversized coat.
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