Kasich takes a pass, knowing he will get walloped. 23.
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Since the powerful storm walloped the Carolina coast on Sept.
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Zuckerberg -- and Facebook -- have been walloped, repeatedly, by negative news.
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The BJP has been walloped in elections in Delhi and Bihar.
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Unfortunately, you are going to get walloped on Saturday against Clemson.
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And the British Virgin Islands were themselves walloped by the storm.
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And the British Virgin Islands were themselves walloped by the storms.
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Exactly how badly Kennedy will get walloped depends on a few factors.
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He rode the bike and walloped the medicine ball and towed Powers.
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It is often walloped by earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions and strong storms.
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Other steps imitate birds, iguanas and snakes, which are walloped with sombreros.
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New Jersey was walloped, with some communities reporting more than 14 inches.
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New Jersey was walloped, with some areas reporting more than 14 inches.
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But Macron walloped Le Pen 226.9% to 9.7% among those 65 and older.
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Its final pass came on Saturday, as Hurricane Irma walloped Cuba's northern coast.
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Trump's tweet storm at Kelly came on a night where he walloped Sen.
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"We get really walloped when all of those things are combined," he said.
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Shaw recalls once seeing Cromarty walloped by antidepressants into a zombie-like daze.
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Shares of Uber have been walloped alongside the broader market selloff in March.
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Justin Timberlake has been walloped in the kisser with an allotment of ham.
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Short of that sort of cataclysm, however, the president's party usually gets walloped.
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Overall, rural areas have been walloped by hospital closures for nearly a decade.
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Meanwhile, SolarCity was walloped this week after quarterly earnings fell short of market estimates.
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The tunnel has reportedly needed repairs since being walloped by Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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In September, Japan was walloped by Typhoon Jebi, its strongest storm in 25 years.
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The coronavirus has brought the cruise industry to a standstill and walloped stock prices.
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Japan has been walloped by record triple-digit temperatures, killing at least 86 people.
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They mourned when Prime Minister Boris Johnson walloped their side in the latest election.
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History Historically, the party controlling the White House has been walloped in midterm elections.
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Corporate earnings and sales have been dismal, with the automotive industry walloped particularly hard.
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Those attacks walloped their victims with floods of malicious data measured up to 1.2 Tbps.
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Danner, meanwhile, has two moments when Ruth suddenly snaps into lucidity that walloped me flat.
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Even the legendary traders, like Paul Tudor Jones II, of Tudor Investment, were being walloped.
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Since then, the unit has walloped Atari video games and beaten an impossible board game.
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With global risk appetite walloped, anxious investors increasingly turned to safer avenues such as bullion.
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But he also was pleased that his team didn't pack it in while being walloped.
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Europe has been walloped by extreme weather events that bear the fingerprints of climate change.
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It was a match he was not only expected to lose but also get walloped.
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In 2008, entrepreneurs got walloped by big banks' greed and over-leverage in the Great Recession.
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A major storm walloped Canada's eastern part on Tuesday with its impact spilling over to Wednesday.
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Later in the inning, Kris Bryant walloped his ninth, a two-run shot, on a fastball.
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CNN meteorologist Michael Guy said the region was walloped with 1 to 3 inches of rain.
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He walloped two home runs and exceeded even the high expectations many had set for him.
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House Democrats exceeded expectations when they walloped House Republicans in districts across the country in 22020.
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At the White House, officials worry that patients are increasingly getting walloped by surprise medical bills.
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The last Category 4 hurricane to hit the US was Charley back in 2004, which walloped Florida.
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There are a few reasons why the markets haven't walloped Apple, Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives said.
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It has walloped the tens of millions of Chinese who depend on pig-rearing for their livelihood.
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In California, the biggest prize of all, she walloped Bernie Sanders, her rival, by 56% to 238%.
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The storm was one of several massive hurricanes that walloped the region over the last several weeks.
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When Jackson dropped his paddle, in defeat or clumsiness, Prince joyfully walloped a ball into his crotch.
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From as early as the women can remember, the brothel had been walloped by storms and floods.
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But not just giant industries could be walloped by a new round of tariffs on Chinese products.
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The last time the rain came to this area of Southern California, a mudslide walloped through Montecito.
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But yes, it would be bad if something huge came along and walloped one of the three arms.
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A handshake moved through the air as the speech walloped on, and then something more than a handshake.
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Snow walloped Seattle overnight, with two inches of it blanketing parts of the city by 3:30 a.m.
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New York City is getting walloped with snow — and that's making a select few skiers and snowboarders happy.
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The storm also glazed roads and varnished trees as it walloped the Mid-Atlantic region with destructive force.
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Since ISIS' defeat in Mosul, Iraqi Security Forces have walloped Daesh in every battle...rolled right over them.
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The town was walloped by Hurricane Florence last fall, but most stores and restaurants have reopened for summer.
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Still, the child behind me, who rustled candy wrappers and walloped my chair throughout, seemed to enjoy herself.
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In 1997, an East Asian financial crisis walloped the economies of countries like South Korea, Thailand and Indonesia.
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The Spurs have walloped the Jazz three times this season with the average margin of victory being 26.7 points.
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Dexter Fowler walloped a 90 mph fastball into the St. Louis bullpen in right-center for his first homer.
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Worse, her coalition with the Social Democrats (SPD), who were also walloped in Hesse, is at risk of collapse.
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Nigeria and Angola, where the black stuff used to account for as much as 90% of exports, were walloped.
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Their pay was walloped in the Great Recession a decade ago, and the recovery since has been unusually slow.
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Texas walloped Seattle 210-22.21 on Saturday night to wrap up their ninth straight series at Globe Life Park.
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The massive blizzard that walloped New York on Saturday came up one-tenth of an inch short of history.
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Matt Moore got destroyed, "absolutely walloped," as Jim Nantz so eloquently put it during the game, and somehow—somehow!
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Despite international sanctions that walloped the economy last year, Russia "has moved to a period of growth," Putin insisted.
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He started rooting for them in 1936, after they were walloped in a World Series game by the Yankees.
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On the other side of the planet, a typhoon walloped the Philippines and ravaged the country's staple crop, rice.
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Redirecting energy in uncertain times Wagner, like many others in her industry, has been walloped by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Say a particular paper wasp beat Suzy, and then was ringside a few days later when Suzy walloped Jane.
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Packed buses chugged up and down the roads around Puri, a coastal town that was predicted to get walloped.
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The two rivals agreed on the need for a massive economic response to protect Americans walloped by the pandemic.
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Its Pure Alpha fund famously gained about 9.5% in 2008, when most investors were walloped by the financial crisis.
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This month, Ms. Hamilton watched from afar as Hurricane Michael walloped the north Florida coast and her home city.
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Buoyed by their meeting, they walloped the Hawks with an efficiency that has been missing too often this season.
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But then Chirac walloped him in round two, securing a whopping 82 percent compared with Le Pen's 18 percent.
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But I do want you to recognize the fact that we've been walloped with four enormous snowstorms in three weeks.
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Tech stocks showed signs of bouncing back on Tuesday, after getting walloped amid a steep market-wide sell-off Monday.
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You're weren't alone—as you've no doubt heard, the East Coast just got walloped by a record-breaking winter storm.
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It just walloped Ferrari, Aston Martin, Corvette, and Porsche to win its class at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
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Meanwhile, it's not just Chinese stocks that have been walloped by trade concerns; the yuan has taken a beating, too.
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When people haven't regularly seen the spots where seminal experiences occurred — both good and bad — they can feel walloped, emotionally.
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Stanton has walloped a 504-foot home run this season, while Judge has reached 495 feet with his longest shot.
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In the U.S., a nor'easter walloped the East Coast, stranding travelers, knocking out power lines and creating dangerous flooding conditions.
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In the past week, Kerala, a bushy, tropical, low-lying state in southern India, has been walloped by monster floods.
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U.S. fund investors walloped high-yield funds with their biggest week of withdrawals since March, Lipper data showed on Thursday.
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Josephine produces what is probably the best Bachelor slap since Chantal walloped Brad Womack straight out of the limo in 2010.
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If a Donald Trump presidency sees global capital flows and trade decline, the island will get walloped from the other direction.
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But as I stood up out of bed I was walloped by a sharp pain in my kidneys—I was constipated.
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The market turmoil of the first six weeks of the year walloped investment-banking revenues on both sides of the Atlantic.
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For their second bout, a crowd of 40,000 gathered in the Garden, and Carnera was not about to be walloped again.
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For a start a fiscal crisis has walloped the media, which rely on advertising from government agencies and state-owned companies.
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It's also unlikely that if O'Rourke gets walloped, he'll be able to carry the same swagger into Iowa and New Hampshire.
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He recorded a robocall and tweeted for Gillespie, who was walloped in what both sides expected to be a close race.
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Eichel waited until Stepan dived to block a pass, then whisked the puck over to O'Reilly, who walloped it past Lundqvist.
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If the storm set up a good distance off shore, New York and the rest of the coast would be walloped.
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In Iowa, a state walloped by the president's trade war with China, the rivals also sparred over their records on trade.
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Perhaps you were expecting another column about political missteps in Washington, and instead you've been walloped with talk of bad swimmers.
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The same storm that walloped Oregon Wednesday is moving east towards the Great Lakes and will likely reach New England by Saturday.
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Much of the East Coast is currently being walloped by a blizzard, with up to 14 inches expected in New York City.
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Nearly a week after Tropical Cyclone Idai walloped the coast before churning inland, the full extent of the damage is still unclear.
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"It was a whopper and we were walloped," New Providence, New Jersey, mayor Al Morgan wrote in a Facebook post on Friday.
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Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, recently walloped her GOP counterpart in a pair of speeches over foreign policy and the economy.
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And it was walloped by a financial crisis that proved to typical workers that Wall Street would always get a better deal.
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Torrential rain will deluge parts of the Southeast this week as swaths of the Northwest will get walloped by feet of snow.
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If so, it was a solid start on both counts Tuesday night, as the Yankees walloped the woeful Detroit Tigers, 4953-2495.
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Tim Tebow stepped to the plate for his first minor league at-bat Thursday night ... and walloped an opposite field home run!!
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Ryan walloped him in 2016 and was never in serious danger of losing to him in 2018, as far as anyone could tell.
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Through my late teens and early twenties, I moved a lot in nightclubs, my chemically altered body walloped by sound and other bodies.
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Golden State walloped the Los Angeles Clippers and San Antonio by an average of 24 points before arriving in the Mile High City.
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It all stirs memories from 2018 when a buoyant first quarter dissolved into selling, with Turkey and Argentina getting walloped by currency crises.
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Fowler walloped a two-run homer in the third inning, his fourth of the year — all at home and all since April 19.
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Not only do first-term presidents historically get walloped in their first midterm, but we'd be in the third consecutive Democratic presidential term.
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But on Tuesday, his party, the Bharatiya Janata Party, got walloped according to elections results just released from races held across five states.
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Bahama nuthatch, Sitta pusilla insularis (potentially extinct): Before Hurricane Dorian walloped the Bahamas in September, biologists estimated that just two Bahama nuthatches remained.
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Boston stayed on the warmer side in the first two nor'easters but then got walloped with snow during the third storm this month.
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And on Wednesday, they were walloped by a new worrisome development: The upper house of India's Parliament passed the Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB).
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As Katia reached the Mexican Gulf Coast, Hurricane Irma, one of the most powerful Atlantic storms in a century, walloped Cuba's northern coast.
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In addition to blizzard conditions, Massachusetts has been walloped with the combination of astronomical high tides and strong onshore winds up to 75 mph.
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The same storm that walloped Oregon on Wednesday is moving east toward the Great Lakes region and will likely reach New England by Saturday.
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However, the Rockies walloped five homers, three off starter James Shields, got a strong start from Chad Bettis and beat the Padres 6-53.
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N225 has been walloped 11 percent, albeit a more modest 5 percent in dollar terms thanks to the yen's JPY= best quarter since 2009.
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While text can give additional insight into the work, the politics, or the artist's intent, I prefer to be walloped by what I see.
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The change of venue did little to unsettle the 13th seed as she walloped Sasnovich in 23 blinding minutes to take the opening set.
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Dude WALLOPED the pitch so hard ... it traveled somewhere in the area of 400 FEET into the third row of the left centerfield bleachers!!!
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For Kennedy, running as Donald's man on the bayou represents a safe bet in a state where Trump walloped Clinton, 58 to 38 percent.
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Like most utilities that use coal and nuclear power generators, FirstEnergy has been walloped by natural gas, which is cheaper and more environmentally friendly.
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Pelosi predicted in no uncertain terms that she'll retake the Speaker's gavel she lost after the Democrats were walloped at the polls in 2628.
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He walloped a field of 38 other candidates representing different political blocs in Ukraine, most of whom attracted only small fractions of the vote.
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Pretty much everyone who isn't on Mike Bloomberg's sizable payroll agreed the billionaire got shellacked — walloped, thumped, pounded — in Wednesday evening's Democratic debate. Immediately.
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Then the supervisor overseeing the training session in a Maryland county walloped by the opioid epidemic made a suggestion: The overdose reversal drug Narcan.
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Tencent (TCEHY) is the world's largest gaming company, but its core business was walloped by an unexpected regulatory crackdown on games in China last year.
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That at-bat, Lamb said, prepared him for Tyler Chatwood's first-pitch fastball that Lamb walloped 23 feet into the second deck in right field.
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Mets 12, Pirates 6 Asdrubal Cabrera went 21-for-23 with a home run and drove in four runs as visiting New York walloped Pittsburgh.
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NEW YORK, Nov 16 (Reuters) - U.S. fund investors walloped high-yield funds with their largest week of withdrawals since March, Lipper data showed on Thursday.
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The Houston floods make Harvey the most damaging weather event America has experienced since Hurricane Sandy, which walloped New York and New Jersey in 2012.
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But he still faced fallout among the Republican primary electorate after his warm welcoming of Obama in October 2012, after Hurricane Sandy walloped his state.
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Tens of millions of Americans from Washington to Boston and the Ohio Valley could be walloped by an end-of-the-week snowstorm, meteorologists say.
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And then, once they had to play a top team away from home, they got walloped, losing 59-20 to Oregon in the Rose Bowl.
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Volume held up despite a powerful blizzard that caused power outages and travel problems in the U.S. Northeast, and walloped New York City with snow.
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Protesters are angry about the belt-tightening policies, which are cutting services to low-income Argentines already walloped by inflation of 20193 percent and climbing.
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Peters certainly didn&apost forget the slight from his former team, and he let Ramsey hear it after the Ravens walloped Los Angeles 45-6.
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Concerns about the pandemic damaging the economy have walloped major U.S. stock indexes, which dropped more than 6% Thursday even after a Federal Reserve intervention.
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Scott began favorably comparing his bio with Trump's in the lead-up to the 2016 Florida presidential primary, when Trump walloped Scott's future colleague, Sen.
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Against Kerber, Osaka dominated with her powerful forehand, particularly in the second set, in which she walloped 10 of her 14 winners off that wing.
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In Florida, Sanders' reception has been far frostier, starting with the 2016 Democratic presidential primary in which Hillary Clinton walloped him by 64-33 percent.
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As Katia was making landfall, Hurricane Irma, one of the most powerful Atlantic storms in a century, walloped Cuba's northern coast as a Category 5 storm.
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He said he got some pushback from other subject areas — and it's true that students in non-STEM fields will also get walloped by this change.
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Drought conditions across much of Maine may have contributed to the large numbers of trees that toppled during a storm that walloped the Northeast this week.
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My significant other reached across the bed and, doing her best Roman Reigns impression, walloped me so hard in the arm that I immediately jolted awake.
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Economic growth has been unspectacular but steady, despite uncertainty caused by the renegotiation of NAFTA and a drop in oil prices in 2014, which walloped Alberta.
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In all, more than 85 million people from the Midwest to the Eastern Seaboard are expected to get walloped by snow and freezing rain into Tuesday.
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We see a man, appearing three times, being walloped by a hamburger, flying fruitlessly after money, and trying to shoot the ducks hiding in his hair.
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Not since 1980, when Ronald Reagan walloped the Democratic incumbent, Jimmy Carter, has a party gained at least 30 House seats while winning a presidential election.
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That lead lasted until the sixth, when Kolten Wong walloped a two-out RBI triple to right that Jason Heyward appeared to lose in the lights.
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Coastal parts of Texas were walloped Thursday after severe weather caused in-flight injuries and canceled a football game a day earlier in the Dallas area.
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Lloyd Bentson, another district native, didn't fare as well as the vice presidential sidekick to Michael Dukakis, who was walloped by George H.W. Bush in 1988.
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By the numbers: Tesla's stock is getting walloped after the interview came out, down nearly 9% from yesterday's close to about $307 as of publish time.
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Los Angeles Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey and Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marcus Peters had some charged exchanges after the Ravens walloped the Rams 45-23 Monday night.
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This is a stark comparison to last year when California was walloped with above-average snowfall and ended the season 175% of average by April 1.
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One of the more unusual games in recent seasons took place at Target Field on Tuesday, when the Minnesota Twins walloped the Seattle Mariners, 20-266.
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With Rose out for the season and Kristaps Porzingis sidelined with a sore lower back, the Knicks walloped the Bulls, 100-91, at Madison Square Garden.
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Driving through the magnificent landscape, you can suddenly be walloped by whiteouts so complete that you can't see the surroundings and lose all sense of direction.
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Go deeper: A long trade war with China could backfire on the U.S. and global economy Amid trade war, U.S. soybean farmers are getting walloped Trump admin.
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New York City was spared the worst of a late winter nor'easter, but the storm walloped other parts of the region with heavy snow and high winds.
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That is not good for banks—and Italy's, labouring under the EU's heaviest bad-debt burden and tied to a frail economy, have been walloped (see chart).
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The Brewers' relief corps switched tacks, testing Bryant with inside fastballs; he walloped these, too, for a center-field solo shot and a game-capping RBI single.
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Gold later reversed in Europe as part of a wider fall in metals markets that left copper at a 6-week low and walloped 2% off nickel.
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Winter weather caused dangerous road conditions The weather already walloped the upper Midwest, bringing heavy snow, freezing rain and treacherous travel conditions to those in its path.
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That would mark a sharp recovery from the 2017/18 season, which was walloped by a drought that reduced the harvest to an anemic 37.8 million tonnes.
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The Trojans were walloped, 210-210, by Alabama in their 210 season opener, then lost two more games against top 25 teams before the end of September.
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The GOP already knows the suburban areas where they were walloped in Virginia are at risk, and in Alabama, Roy Moore faced credible accusations of child molestation.
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Gold later reversed in Europe as part of a wider fall in metals markets that left copper at a 2.93-week low and walloped 2% off nickel.
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Lightning 7, Sharks 1 Alex Killorn had a goal and three assists, Tyler Johnson and Steven Stamkos each scored twice and Tampa Bay walloped visiting San Jose.
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The rest is pretty much history -- Brother Nature got walloped by the two dudes ... and by the time cops showed up, everybody had gone their separate ways.
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Culturally, Canadians are flinty, they say: Alberta's economy has been walloped by the drop in the oil price since 20.7, for example, but defaults there have barely risen.
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Quick take: Hillary Clinton walloped Trump there by 30 percentage points in 2016 and the Democratic "blue wave" in 2018 swept loads of California Republicans from the House.
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Still, the Conservatives are fielding candidates in 96% of seats—even in councils such as Knowsley, on the outskirts of Liverpool, where they are sure to get walloped.
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Ever since the first presidential debate ended on Monday, Donald Trump and his surrogates have done everything possible to obfuscate the truth because they know he got walloped.
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Asdrubal Cabrera went 26-for-24 with a home run and drove in four runs Thursday as the visiting New York Mets walloped the Pittsburgh Pirates 43-24.
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On Saturday morning, Mexico was walloped by another natural disaster, Hurricane Katia: In the wake of the destruction, Mexico said today, its own need is now too great.
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The entire island of Puerto Rico was walloped by hurricanes last month, and the population of more than 3 million US citizens continues to struggle with the fallout.
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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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White Sox 43, Royals 1 Lucas Giolito pitched 6 1/3 scoreless innings as Chicago walloped visiting Kansas City, which lost for the 13th time in 15 games.
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In the week after he walloped Trump at the Republican debate in Houston, Rubio's super PAC, Conservative Solutions, raised $20 million for an assault on the front-runner.
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After only a few hours of getting walloped by waves along her length, the America was torn in half and the owners declared the ship a total loss.
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More than once, I've been casually walking along and gotten walloped by this perfect low thump out of the Tenores and wondered where the hell it came from.
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Four severe droughts have walloped the area in the last two decades, a rapid succession that has pushed millions of the world's poorest to the edge of survival.
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It is also in the region whose economy stands to be walloped worst by Brexit: Nearly 60 percent of exports from the northeast go to the European Union.
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As lawmakers consider how to help workers and consumers walloped by the economic damage from the outbreak, the White House is also considering which damaged industries to boost.
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With No. 6 Auburn (216-266) having recently walloped No. 230 Georgia — the team the Iron Bowl's winner will face in the Southeastern Conference title game on Dec.
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Many arts groups in Florida attributed their relatively good fortune to the twists and turns Irma took — with some areas that had expected to be walloped being spared.
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More than one in five voters said appointments to the Supreme Court was the "most important factor" in determining their vote, and Trump walloped Clinton with these voters.
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But the same group that upset the Heat on Friday in Miami was walloped by the Boston Celtics, 110-94, in a Sunday matinee at Madison Square Garden.
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Once you've driven your ball into the nearest water hazard onto the fairway or green, the GoGolf will also tell you how far you just walloped the thing.
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It offers a respite from a crisis that walloped two of the county's most popular destinations — Miami Beach and Wynwood, a gentrifying area of galleries and hipster hangouts.
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That wasn't the only issue the company faced: Its iPhone sales hardly grew from the same quarter last year, and it got walloped by issues with foreign exchange rates.
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Lenders have been hit hard by American prosecutors, notably BNP Paribas, a French lender walloped in 2014 with an $8.9bn fine for facilitating trade with Sudan, Cuba and Iran.
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But regions that specialised in low-end products like ceramics or textiles, such as upper Franconia or parts of the Palatinate, were walloped by cheap imports in the 1990s.
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Behind a much-needed strong start from Chad Bettis and an offense that walloped five solo home runs, Colorado posted a 6-3 win over the San Diego Padres.
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DeJong walloped a 434-foot blast to left-center an inning later, capping an epic weekend in which he went 9-for-12 with four doubles and three homers.
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Chalk up another win for the machines in their battles against humans — this time with six top Chinese poker players being walloped in a five-day Texas Hold'em extravaganza.
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Barnett advanced to mount again and walloped Arlovski until the former UFC champion turned his back and tapped to a choke, which seemed like a formality by that point.
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David Peralta followed with a run-scoring ground out, and No. 3 hitter Goldschmidt walloped a drive that carried an estimated 446 feet into the seats in center field.
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This is already evident in China's economic data where last month both manufacturing and service sectors of the economy were walloped with a force unseen since the financial crisis.
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With a then Super Bowl record of 429 yards, the Oakland Raiders walloped the Minnesota Vikings 32-14 and held them to zero points in the entire first half.
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After all, in 215, Sanders drew 27,22016 people to a rally in New York, and then was walloped by 16 percentage points by Hillary Clinton in the state's primary.
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Golden Knights defenseman Jon Merrill beat Beauvillier to a loose puck behind the Vegas net, but Beauvillier walloped Merrill and then beat Merrill and William Karlsson to the puck.
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The turn-based combat works very well on a phone, removing the frustration of getting walloped because the touch controls didn't respond quite the way you thought they would.
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In Gröpelingen, a migrant-heavy area walloped by the shuttering of a shipyard in 1983, life expectancy for men is almost eight years lower than in rich parts of town.
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The Memphis Grizzlies just walloped one of the participants in last season's NBA Finals and now they look to beat the other when they visit the Cleveland Cavaliers on Tuesday.
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Miguel Cabrera continued his resurgent spring Sunday, hitting a two-run homer and two-run double as the Detroit Tigers walloped the Toronto Blue Jays 18-6 in Lakeland, Fla.
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The result, as tough times have walloped the schools, is a flood of resignations, and teachers heading south with Alaskan money in their pockets, looking for new jobs somewhere else.
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Anthony Santander and Chance Sisco also homered and Andrew Cashner pitched seven shutout innings for Baltimore, which walloped the Indians by a 13-663 score for the second straight day.
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With one out Lindor walked, and Napoli walloped a 23-2 pitch into the last row of the bleachers above the left-field wall, a drive estimated at 462 feet.
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Here's what to expect across the country this week: Denver could get walloped with 12 inches of snow For the second time this month, the Mile High City is getting slammed.
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The most recentvictory came Tuesday as they walloped visiting Loyola-Chicago 87-53 in theMountain West/Missouri Valley Challenge behind a barrage of 3 3-pointers and a41-23 rebounding advantage.
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Anthony Santander and Chance Sisco also homered, and Andrew Cashner pitched seven shutout innings for the Orioles, who walloped the Indians by a 13-0 score for the second straight day.
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Last year, hurricanes walloped Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico, causing thousands of deaths, hundreds of billions of dollars in damage, massive power outages and devastation to hundreds of thousands of structures.
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As of Tuesday, almost two weeks after Hurricane Maria walloped Puerto Rico, knocking out its electric grid - nearly 90 percent of cell phone sites on the island remained out of service.
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Despite the defeat, Miami, rebuilding under its first-year coach, Mark Richt, also looks a lot more capable than the Hurricanes team that was walloped by Clemson, 58-0, last season.
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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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The nor'easter will be fueled by energy from a blizzard that walloped the northern Plains and upper Midwest with heavy snow Monday, closing roads and schools in the Dakotas and Minnesota.
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Ostapenko had promised to stick to her uncomplicated routine of attack-attack-attack before the final and was true to her word as she walloped 43 clean winners — and 24 unforced errors.
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Texas was walloped Tuesday by a band of thunderstorms packing high winds and torrential rains that damaged homes and flooded streets as they marched through the midsection of the Lone Star state.
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Investors tip-toed back into the developing world, upping exposure to risky assets which were walloped on Thursday as capital made a dash for the exits on rising U.S.-China trade fears.
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In 2010, after enacting ObamaCare and passing climate-change legislation through the House, the Democrats were walloped at the polls, losing the lower chamber and cutting the Blue Dog membership in half.
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"I would trace this success back to that Ireland game where they went there on the back of being walloped a few times and dismantled that Irish side," Lawrence Dallaglio told Reuters.
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Texas could get walloped, according to forecasts, and Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, Houston and San Antonio -- as well as Shreveport, Louisiana, near the Texas border -- all lie within the storm's cross hairs.
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Over the past year, Australia's majestic Great Barrier Reef has been absolutely walloped by unusually warm ocean temperatures and has suffered back-to-back bleaching events — the first time that's ever happened.
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Northern California will be walloped with more rain and snow beginning on Sunday, with 4 to 8 inches (10 cm to 20 cm) of precipitation expected in the coastal mountains, Burke said.
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By comparison, let's look at Gallup job approval numbers for President Barack Obama in the four polls leading into the 2010 midterm in which Republicans walloped the Democrats: 20203, 45, 44, 45.
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But it was all, also, a little slapstick, as one after another shooting-gallery Greek popped up after aeons of obscurity, only to die a second time, walloped by Oswald's powerful style.
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Some publications have seized on this ominous-sounding idea, reporting that Earth is about to be walloped by a dark matter storm—but in fact, if it exists, we're already inside the storm.
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In the governor's election of 2011 he made it to a Democratic primary run-off, losing, he believes, because of cynical Republican support for his less viable rival, who was then duly walloped.
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After getting walloped by two back-to-back corrections in February and March, the S&P 22006 has recovered nicely in May, and once again finds itself in positive territory for the year.
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Fierce storms hit Gulf Coast states Coastal parts of Texas are getting walloped Thursday after severe weather caused in-flight injuries and spiked a football game a day earlier in the Dallas area.
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Last year, powerful hurricanes walloped Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico, causing thousands of deaths, hundreds of billions of dollars worth of damage, massive power outages and devastation to hundreds of thousands of structures.
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Tommy Joseph came off the Phillies' bench in the seventh and walloped a go-ahead, three-run pinch-hit homer off Jake McGee that enabled the Phillies to beat the Colorado Rockies 13-21.
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Related: Mayor Orders Travel Ban — And Says No Food Deliveries — as Blizzard Pummels New York The massive blizzard that walloped New York on Saturday came up one-tenth of an inch short of history.
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Lorenzo Cain walloped a solo homer in the Milwaukee third to tie the game, but the Brewers didn't score again until Eric Thames cracked a two-run blast to right-center in the sixth.
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Four months earlier, Riggs—past his prime and said to be saddled with gambling debts—had walloped Margaret Court, then the No. 1 women's-tennis player, after boasting that no woman could beat him.
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Jose Abreu walloped a tiebreaking homer to lead off the eighth inning to lift the Chicago White Sox to a 4-3 victory over the host Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday at Rogers Centre.
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In the northeast corner, he walloped Sanders by almost three-to-one in suburban Duval County, winning 66% to 23%, and by an even wider margin in the conservative panhandle in and around Tallahassee.
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Not surprisingly, the Nets were walloped, 215-22012, as the Rockets exposed many of the flaws that have bedeviled the Nets: poor defense, careless third-quarter play and unstable production from their point guards.
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Edits throughout Alex Killorn had a goal and three assists, Tyler Johnson and Steven Stamkos each scored twice and the Tampa Bay Lightning walloped the visiting San Jose Sharks 7-1 on Saturday night.
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Rockies complete sweep of Braves DENVER — Nolan Arenado and Trevor Story continued their home run duel Sunday as the Colorado Rockies walloped the Atlanta Braves 7-2 to sweep the teams' four-game series.
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FOLLOW LIVE UPDATES US Southeast coast expected to get walloped, with or without landfall For the United States, there's a lot of uncertainty in the forecast, with the storm days away from the coast.
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As Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni may have expected, the internet was not too happy about the little baby superstar getting walloped, and wanted swift justice as soon as the first punch was thrown.
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Staggering from the impact of hurricanes that walloped Texas, Florida and neighboring states, the economy lost 33,000 jobs in September, the first monthly decline in employment in seven years, the government reported on Friday.
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The Brazilian was supposed to handle main event honors for this Canadian card alongside Stefan Struve, a towering Dutchman who he walloped in his second UFC fight, just months after his decimation of Werdum.
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All three are exposed to further escalation of the US trade war with China, but they would also be walloped if President Donald Trump follows though on his threat to tax cars made in Europe.
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Nationals 6, Pirates 1 Stephen Strasburg allowed just two hits and no runs in 7 2/3 innings and Ryan Zimmerman went 4-for-03 with two homers and four RBIs as Washington walloped Pittsburgh.
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C. J. Cron went 270 for 26 with two homers, and Carlos Perez had five hits as the Los Angeles Angels walloped the Boston Red Sox, 21-2, to end a four-game losing streak.
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The St. Louis Cardinals' pitcher walloped a three-run homer in the fourth inning, erasing a 3-0 deficit and lifting his team to a 10-3 rout of the Philadelphia Phillies at Busch Stadium.
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Thus, they've taken on a kind of celebratory feel for Democrats and left-of-center folks; they're what you watch after Barack Obama wins an election, or after the Democrats get walloped in the midterms.
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In addition to Texas, hurricanes walloped such places as Florida and Puerto Rico, causing scores of deaths, hundreds of billions of dollars in damage, massive power outages and devastation to hundreds of thousands of structures.
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Irma walloped Cuba's northern coast on Saturday as a Category 5 storm and was expected to hit Florida on Sunday morning, threatening massive damage from wind and flooding to the fourth-largest U.S. state by population.
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Labor, the main opposition, shilly-shallied over its future, and was walloped in the surrounding marginal constituencies, delivering an unexpected victory to Scott Morrison, the prime minister, who once cradled a lump of coal in parliament.
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Barksdale is further to the left than the centrist Senate bid waged by Michelle Nunn in 2014, who was thought to be a good ideological fit for Georgia despite being walloped in an open-seat contest.
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Even when the Cavaliers were getting walloped in the first two games, Lue continued to press his players to push the pace — even against the Warriors, who actually try to seduce opponents into rushing their possessions.
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The storm left a trail of misery in Texas Before striking the Southeast, the moisture-heavy storm walloped Texas, causing flash flooding along the southern edge of the state and snow and ice in the north.
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Two years after the hurricane walloped the island, less than $85033 billion of $8.3 billion in federal redevelopment funds authorized by Congress and grudgingly approved by the president have made it to Puerto Rico (The Hill).
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Regions of California and Nevada, two states which have suffered from drought for years, were walloped by storms over the past week from a weather system called the "Pineapple Express" that sent moisture streaming from Hawaii.
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The San Antonio starters pretty well walloped Oklahoma City in Game 1, getting rid of most doubt by midway through the second quarter, and in the hectic second game the bench bigs played only a few minutes.
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Mammoth Lakes, California (CNN)After years of drought, this winter finally brought relief to California as storm after storm walloped the state, leaving it drenched with rain at lower elevations and covered in snow in the mountains.
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At the San Diego Padres game last night—in which they were walloped 14-1 by the Atlanta Braves, but no matter—a foul ball from Braves outfielder Ender Inciarte skyrocketed into the seats behind home plate.
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Ohio State walloped Maryland 73-14 this week and is en route to a gimme against Rutgers on Saturday, but surviving the one-loss Nittany Lions and rival Wolverines in back-to-back contests may prove challenging.
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Aral Sea Dispatch MUYNAK, Uzbekistan — The fierce windstorm that walloped this small defunct port in late spring stunned even a local ecologist long resigned to the devastation wrought by the disappearance of the once ample Aral Sea.
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" The animated dramedy, which ended on Friday after six seasons, walloped its audience with fiendish punch lines on death, depression, addiction, abuse, and the creeping sense that "life is just one long, hard kick in the urethra.
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Walloped by the forces that hit every old manufacturing enclave — from globalization and automation to a rising demand for skills — the area sustained its prosperity through a mix of the right investments, favorable geography and sheer serendipity.
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Deweyville had been soaked by Harvey's rains like so many other little East Texas towns walloped by the hurricane, but the storm had already moved to the northeast before the worst of the flooding came to Deweyville.
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But the shift toward tighter policy contributed to a rising dollar and a slowing in the world economy that in turn walloped American energy, agriculture and heavy industry companies, and nearly pulled the entire economy into recession.
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But the shift toward tighter policy contributed to a rising dollar and a slowing in the world economy that in turn walloped American energy, agriculture and heavy industry companies, and nearly pulled the entire economy into recession.
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Big upticks were found in planned trips this fall and holiday season to Turkey (up 310 percent, in data captured largely before recent financial turmoil walloped the country), Egypt (up 264 percent) and Morocco (up 144 percent).
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Pirates RH Gerrit Cole (211-23, 223) Elfin has quickly turned things around since his wretched major-league debut in Toronto on June 222, when he was walloped for nine runs (eight earned) over 24 22/3 innings.
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As of Monday - almost two weeks after Hurricane Maria walloped Puerto Rico, knocking out its electric grid - nearly 90 percent of cell phone sites on the island remained out of service, according to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission.
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O'Neill, who cracked his first big league homer on Saturday and then walloped his second on Sunday, capped a four-run third inning with a towering three-run shot into the St. Louis bullpen in right-center field.
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According to Colorado State University hurricane expert Philip Klotzbach, both Cyclone Zoe, which battered the Solomon Islands in 2002, and Cyclone Monica, which walloped Australia in 2006, previously shared the record with their estimated winds of 178 mph.
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RIO GRANDE, P.R. — When Hurricane Maria walloped Puerto Rico in September, it ripped off roofs, flooded neighborhoods and all but destroyed the island's power grid, leaving a humanitarian catastrophe that Puerto Ricans are still recovering from months later.
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Three weeks ago, Cruz hailed his win over Trump in Wisconsin as a "turning point" — but it only marked a turn back in Trump's direction as the real estate mogul walloped Kasich and Cruz in his home state.
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He took me for a run in a two-seat car with front-runners on it and pretty much all I can remember is getting walloped in the back and looking at the sky as we left the line.
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He and UCLA's Mark Harrison reanalyzed the argon isotopes and concluded that the Apollo rocks may have been walloped many times since they crystallized from the natal moon, which could make the rocks seem younger than they really are.
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When Hunt—the 43-year-old hometown favorite for the Auckland, New Zealand crowd—walloped on the 32-year-old Lewis with punches against the chain links at 3:51, it notched another win on a 26-fight record.
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" The piece is about being a hero but also being constantly unsafe; Tea remembers seeing a patron of Esta Noche, the first Latinx gay bar in San Francisco, "getting walloped with a two-by-four on the street outside.
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Joey Gallo clubbed a pair of homers and the Rangers walloped four in all to win for the fourth time in five games and remain 3 1/2 games out of the second wild card in the American League.
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Tech stocks walloped as China retaliates in the latest salvo of its trade war with the US The news of Treasury's move comes less than 24 hours after the Chinese government announced a complete halt on U.S. agricultural imports.
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The winner of Saturday's game between No. 1 Alabama (11-19823) and No. 6 Auburn (9-2) will play No. 7 Georgia (10-1), whom Auburn walloped here earlier this month, in the SEC championship game on Dec. 2.
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When Hurricane Katrina walloped New Orleans in 2005, the flood that followed pushed putrid, brackish water into the 6-foot raised basement of the National Votive Shrine of Our Lady of Prompt Succor in the city's Uptown section, Harris said.
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After its first earnings miss in two years, Amazon shares get walloped in after-hours trading Amazon shares fell by nearly 7% in after-hours trading on Thursday after the company reported its first earnings miss in two years. 5.
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Patients "are not thinking of the bill when they need to get care and they get walloped later with a bill from a physician they didn't know, couldn't choose and couldn't avoid," Cooper told Reuters Health in a telephone interview.
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Perhaps he felt the need to remind the baseball world what's up in Thursday's Grapefruit League finale, when he sat back on a breaking ball and walloped one so far the cameraman just kind of gave up on tracking it.
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The internecine nature of the conflict gets rid of what is normally the weakest part of a superhero film; the monstrous antagonist, often a quasi-parody of the hero, who needs to be walloped ad nauseam in the third act.
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While getting walloped in the first presidential debate, Trump, who is not known for his self-control, began edging closer to pushing what he has decided is his campaign's nuclear button: open discussion of Hillary Clinton's husband's affairs from decades ago.
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Hyun-Jin Ryu tossed seven scoreless innings Saturday night while Joc Pederson, Kike Hernandez and Cody Bellinger each walloped homers as the Los Angeles Dodgers blanked the Washington Nationals 103-210 on Saturday night at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.
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Days before New York was to be walloped with a heatwave that would leave the city feeling like it was 107°, the window-unit air conditioner was already no longer enough to allow me to sleep comfortably, and I remembered Carole.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - After slow starts in his last two U.S. Open matches, Roger Federer took his game up a notch on Friday as he walloped Briton Dan Evans 203-2 6-2 6-1 to reach the last 16.
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NAVY 66, EAST CAROLINA 23 Will Worth rushed for 159 yards and four touchdowns, and Shawn White added 150 yards and three scores as visiting Navy (8-2, 6-1 American Athletic Conference) walloped East Carolina (3-8, 1-503).
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The questionable calls have dented confidence in a mechanism ostensibly intended to restore it after a mess of an N.F.C. championship game, in which Rams cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman, without consequence, walloped Saints receiver Tommylee Lewis before the ball arrived.
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A giant winter "bomb cyclone" walloped the East Coast on Thursday with freezing cold temperatures and heavy snow, forcing thousands of flight cancellations and widespread school closures -- and even prompting the Senate to cancel votes for the rest of the week.
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In the final, she threw caution to a warm wind and walloped an incredible 54 clean winners — a figure which matched precisely her error count — to beat Simona Halep and become the first unseeded player to win the French title since 1933.
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If she was the superstitious kind, she would have chosen not to flick through the record books — as the last time a woman contested her first claycourt final in Paris, she got walloped 6-0 6-0 by an incumbent world number one.
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To the Editor: Re "Odds Longer, Sanders Pushes On From the Left" (front page, March 12): As a member of the Sanders-Warren wing of the Democratic Party, I'm not excited about Bernie Sanders staying in the race and getting walloped in Florida.
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Holliday walloped a three-run homer in his return, Aaron Judge hit a two-run homer and Starlin Castro — the cleanup hitter du jour — added three hits, giving the rookie left-hander Jordan Montgomery a comfortable route to his first major league victory.
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The remnants of Beryl looked set on Monday to bring 73 to 4 inches (5-10 cm) of rain to Puerto Rico, which is still trying to recover from hurricanes that walloped the U.S. territory a year ago, causing an estimated $90 billion in damage.
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With animals, we have a few solid reports of death-by-meteorite, including a horse that was struck and killed in New Concord, Ohio in 1860, and a dog that had the misfortune of getting walloped during a meteorite shower over Nakhla, Egypt, in 1911.
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Unfortunately, after being walloped by a burst of cosmic radiation, the Kicksat-1 container (the thing that looks suspiciously like a CD-ROM tower in the video above) failed to deploy its cargo of 104 Sprites, which fell back into our atmosphere and were destroyed.
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In an unexpectedly abrupt end to the city's mayoral race, the centrist opposition's candidate, Rafal Trzaskowski, walloped the populist candidate of the Law and Justice (PiS) party, Patryk Jaki, a forceful 33-year-old deputy minister of justice, in the first round on October 21st.
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A few months later, it'll be skimming the gas giant's polar cloud tops and snapping photos of the largest geomagnetic storms in the solar system at an altitude as low as 3,100 miles, all while getting walloped by the gas giant's powerful radiation belts.
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He scored a tournament-best six goals, including two — a roguish toe-flick over a goalkeeper to cap a squiggly dribbling run and a 180-degree-turning, left-footed volley walloped in from 25 yards — that offered particularly tantalizing indications of an immense skill set.
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KUMAGAYA, Japan (Reuters) - Coach Gary Gold said his team will need to tighten up their defense considerably if the United States are to have any chance of leaving the World Cup with a rare win after they were walloped 47-17 by Argentina on Wednesday.
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For these voters, tired of nuance and complexity, Trump is the anti-Obama ideal -- a guy for whom every problem, from terrorism to stagnant wages, is a nail just waiting to be walloped by a leader who has the strength and guts to pick up the hammer.
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The storm that walloped Washington and New York with about 2 feet (60 cm) of snow hit coastal Cape May County in New Jersey with tides higher than those measured during 2012's Superstorm Sandy, sending salt water into properties and forcing hundreds of people to evacuate.
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While there is still some uncertainty in the details, it's clear that areas from Washington, D.C. to Boston are likely to be walloped by an intense winter storm bringing heavy snow, strong winds, coastal flooding and possibly, for a time anyway, a changeover to sleet or rain.
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Record (AP rank): 11-1 (4)Last week's result: Beat Georgia Tech 52-7Last week's playoff rank: 4Key games remaining: SEC title gameThe outlook: The Georgia Bulldogs walloped Georgia Tech Saturday for bragging rights in the Peach State, and now they control their fate for the future.
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It was one of several moves by Macri to bolster confidence after weeks of volatility sparked by a new tax on foreign investors, weak fundamentals, including 25 percent inflation and worries about financial fallout from a drought that has walloped the harvest of Argentina's main cash crop, soy.
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By game's end, left tackle Anthony Castonzo, Nelson, center Ryan Kelly, right guard Mark Glowinski and right tackle Braden Smith (another rookie) had walloped the Texans so thoroughly that Mack gained 41 yards on two inside-zone runs — the most basic of downhill runs — on his final two carries.
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Kusama, now 21 years old and one of the most in-demand artists anywhere (although this was hardly the case for years and years), has installed 23,500 mirrored stainless steel spheres on the floor of this vulnerable building, one of many structures in the area walloped by Hurricane Sandy.
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The American, who embarked on a forgettable eight-match losing streak immediately after her U.S. Open triumph last September, was at her destructive best as she walloped Rus 6-2 6-0 to chalk up her first win at a major since joining the grand slam winners' club herself.
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They know they got walloped on the last deal; they're openly envious of the big-money guaranteed contracts being handed out in the NBA; they're increasingly tired of commissioner Roger Goodell and the league handing them Ls on everything from player discipline to marijuana use to brain trauma protection.
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Sanders is unlikely to win the Democratic nomination, given that he's currently trailing Clinton by 2202 percentage points in the RealClearPolitics average and he's being absolutely walloped by Clinton among the party's superdelegates: that count stands at about 2628 to 28500 right now, according to The Washington Post.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont issued a news release boasting that he is the only presidential candidate to oppose Nafta and other free trade measures, a thinly veiled attack on the former vice president as he begins his campaign with union members in a region walloped by manufacturing losses.
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Roscoe Gist might could've followed the sound of the frog, and he might've dragged W.J. Blythe out of the ditch in time, and Bill Clinton might've had a real dad instead of a drunken stepfather who walloped his mother and forced him to grow up fast and focused.
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In 2016, Sanders walloped Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire, propelling his campaign to its highly consequential runner-up finish, setting in motion not only a political movement, but reforms to the primary process that have affected everything from debate qualifications to the new sets of data released in the Iowa Caucuses.
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No. 14 Gonzaga blows away Bryant A combination of a considerable size advantage, torrid shooting from the floor and constant trips to the free-throw line by No. 14 Gonzaga produced a lopsided result as the Zags walloped Bryant 109-70 on Friday night at the McCarthey Athletic Center in Spokane, Wash.
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In dispatching No. 4 Kansas State by 70-64 in the South, No. 13 University of California, Irvine preceded victories by No. 12 Oregon, which walloped No. 5 Wisconsin by 72-54 in the same region, and by No. 20023 Liberty, which stunned No. 5 Mississippi State by 80-76 in the East.
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The American Football Conference (AFC) Championship triumph propelled the Patriots to a record ninth trip to the Super Bowl, while Atlanta walloped the Green Bay Packers 44-21 in the NFC Championship game earlier on Sunday to earn a shot at their first league title in their Super showdown in Houston on Feb. 5.
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In Conn's view, the stamp duty changes in the U.K. that have been blamed for greatly skewing the PCL market's performance in 2016 have now largely been absorbed, as is the case for Vancouver (Canada) which added a 15 percent tax for foreign purchasers and Hong Kong, whose prices were also walloped for a period by taxes.
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Record (AP rank): 10-0 (2)Last week's result: Beat Rutgers 56-21Last week's playoff rank: 2Key games remaining: Penn State at home, Michigan on the road, Big Ten title gameThe outlook: The perfect Buckeyes walloped Rutgers 56-21 this week, but surviving the one-loss Nittany Lions and rival Wolverines in back-to-back contests may prove challenging.
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Outsiders Show Candidates Matter Kentucky businessman Matt Bevin challenged Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellFive environmental fights to watch in 85003 U.S. combat deaths in Afghanistan highest in years 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump MORE in the 2014 primary election and got walloped.
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Intensifying storms, like Hurricane Florence, which walloped the Carolinas this month; worsening drought, which fueled the fires that have swept through California this year; and rising seas that have put coastal cities on edge around the globe are all linked at least in part, scientists say, to a human-induced rise in global temperatures, and they are prompting all manner of defensive measures.
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