The search had wound up at many sites by Saturday.
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Mississippi State wound up at 31.1 percent on the night.
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It wound up at its highest price since early December.
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After graduation, he wound up at Eastern University, near Philadelphia.
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Bourjos and Herrera scored, and Blanco wound up at third base.
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He wound up at St. Alban's College, an elite secondary school.
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Six planeloads of them wound up at Logan, Mr. Freni said.
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Somehow, the animated Disney character wound up at the Oscars in 1958.
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So I wound up at the mailroom, working for William Morris [the talent agency].
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After several years of traveling, she wound up at a culinary school in Vermont.
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Eventually he wound up at Garage Nation, buying into the prestigious UKG brand in 2004.
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Morales wound up at a less prestigious, visible job while Lauer, unfazed, stayed atop Today.
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And they sometimes wound up at companies that are doing enormous damage to the world.
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They wound up at the Motel 6, which was to be their last stop before San Antonio.
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They were both spared, and wound up at Monowitz, a work camp also known as Auschwitz III.
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He wound up at an advertising agency through a fellow player he met during a rugby game.
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He wound up at an advertising agency through a fellow player he met during a rugby game.
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Instead, Ferrell wound up at Indiana, which is always the destiny of the Hoosier state's best prep players.
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Voter turnout was initially believed to be 51 percent; it eventually wound up at more than 75 percent.
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Livshits wound up at a foster home east of Moscow and grew up without running water or heat.
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Pepperdine made 13 of 27 3-point shots and wound up at 50.8 percent from the floor overall.
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Grassley told CNBC it would be OK if the corporate tax rate wound up at 22 or 23 percent.
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Later that night, Van Ronkel wound up at a vodka-soaked afterparty with Trump, Emin, and Emin's billionaire father, Aras.
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Ruiz wound up at third on the play, from where he raced home on a squeeze bunt by Hanser Alberto.
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I somehow wound up at a Swedish Summer Solstice party in Beachwood Canyon, where I passed out on one of beds.
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After his mother died, Sanders studied for a year at Brooklyn College and soon wound up at the University of Chicago.
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It's so funny because, getting back to the comments and stuff, it's like people get wound up at us about minutiae.
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He told me that he himself was rejected from the school — he wound up at Brown — though he was amply qualified.
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A hummingbird which wound up at a Virginia fire station was given sugar water before it flew away, a fire department says.
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He departed his home sometime between 1900 and 1959, thanks to a scientific expedition, and wound up at the San Diego Zoo.
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Frémaux would also prefer not to lose more prestige films like "Roma," which wound up at the Venice Film Festival last year.
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I loved that one of my--so one of my patients early on--and I wound up at Harvard Community Health Center.
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He also said State Department officials are still trying to ascertain just how the newly found emails wound up at the FBI.
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Five minutes later, the couple wound up at the same Starbucks, where Panhilason accidentally stepped on Schmidt's feet while standing in line.
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Chief Wahoo — the version from the stadium — wound up at the Western Reserve Historical Society, a center of Cleveland memorabilia and regional history.
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And the whole thing will cost me less than a knickknack that would have wound up at the back of the closet anyway.
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But I did see many clear political failures that explain how the people here wound up at the bottom of America's health rankings.
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The bag wound up at Sotheby's after a roundabout journey that included an attempt by NASA to get it back from its current owner.
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Sean, who no longer identifies as an anarchist, wound up at Clark University, en route to a career in public health or social work.
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Still too young to sign a lease in New York, she got a ride to Vermont and wound up at a youth hostel in Burlington.
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The Nuns hung out at Max's Kansas City, and Escovedo wound up at a table with Andy Warhol , George Clinton , and the members of Blondie.
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Koepka wound up at Florida State, where he became a three-time all-American but did not win a college tournament until his senior year.
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One night in 1995, Ms. Bushnell, Mr. Entrekin and Ms. Hottensen, among others, wound up at the Bowery Bar, where talk turned to her column.
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Falchuk also confirmed that the second season's setting will, in fact, be the asylum/hospital where the Chanels wound up at the end of the first.
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But if you grew up in war-torn Syria and wound up at a community college in Ohio, you're almost bound to be magnetic and original.
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Alcides Escobar's wicked bouncer struck third baseman Trevor Plouffe in the jaw and ricocheted into left field as Perez scored and Gordon wound up at third.
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The Bucks wound up at 6 percent from the field after a far more efficient second half and were 14 of 36 from 3-point range.
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A tired hummingbird which wound up at a Virginia fire station was given a dose of sugar water before it flew off, a local fire department said.
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But it occurred last September, in a piece about objects recovered from the World Trade Center, many of which wound up at the New York State Museum.
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The dog wound up at Pits & Giggles Rescue in Charlotte, North Carolina, where volunteers loved her sunny disposition and decided to give her a maternity photo shoot.
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After a brief stint at a shelter that couldn't properly care for her, Mama Pickles wound up at a maternity rescue shelter based in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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It changed the art landscape forever, but it was in her garage being ruined, in the essentialist trash can, until it wound up at the Brooklyn Museum.
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Yvon, a shrimp with a girl's name and no English, fled public school after a week and wound up at parochial school under the tutelage of nuns.
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Somehow, supermassive black holes wound up at the centers of dark matter halos during that period and helped pull rotating skirts of visible gas and dust around themselves.
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All of this meant Porzingis needed to get stronger, and that's how, with a helpful assist from his brother-slash-agent, Janis, he wound up at Colker's door.
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During his original appearance on Emily Maynard's season, Arie was a front-runner who wound up at the center of a controversy that nearly ground the season to a halt.
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He had an appliance refurbishing company remove the appliances, and the freezer later wound up at the warehouse of the scrap company owned by Argueta and her husband, Pedro Rodriguez.
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She elaborated about the topic later in the episode, confessing that she had wound up at restaurants and bars that she and D'Agostino had frequented together when they were wed.
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I wound up at Sean's Place, a small, shady park on 38th Street between Broadway and 31st Avenue, and decided to start with the more familiar dish of the two.
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In January, gaunt and exhausted, he wound up at the lab of Dr. de Waard, who diagnosed a rare form of tuberculosis called Pott's disease, which affects the spinal column.
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These Shows Will Get You Addicted All Over AgainHow The Women Of Orange Is The New Black Wound Up At LitchfieldWho Gets Shot In The First Minute Of OITNB Season 5?
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" Looney wound up at Northeastern for college partially because they were one of the few programs that had scholarships to offer; she got a half-scholarship, which was "huge back then.
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Iggy wound up at the Lone Star, a Texas-themed honky-tonk, in the 1970s after Mr. Wade had shown it at an exhibition in western New York, near Niagara Falls.
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He wound up at boot camp in Chicago, where he made the most of his experience by painting and sketching, finding inspiration in the city and the rigid structure of his barracks.
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According to Deutsche Welle, the hardcore geriatrics somehow wound up at Wacken Open Air, a gnarly, four-day fest featuring sets from bands like Judas Priest, Danzig, Dying Fetus, and Cannibal Corpse.
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In the first quarter, Westbrook was fouled on a layup and wound up at the corner of the baseline, where he met a freshly shorn Santa Claus in an Allen Iverson jersey.
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He lost both legs in the explosion, and eventually wound up at Walter Reed Medical Center in Washington, D.C. There, he learned to live with the "new normal," which included using prosthetic legs.
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In this case, federal prosecutors said that the defendants had funneled money from Adidas to prospects who wound up at three teams sponsored by the sneaker giant: Louisville, Kansas and North Carolina State.
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Fallon was a new comic in Los Angeles and Bryant was still a teenager who had just joined the Lakers, when the two wound up at the same party and hit it off.
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I was at Harvard Medical School and there were not a lot of, kind of, community health options, and I wound up at--sort of in Harvard Community Health Center for various reasons.
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We instead wound up at a bar, drinking margaritas, and then moved onto a pig roast my friends were hosting, where we proceeded to get completely drunk off of rum cocktails and red wine.
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When we broke up and he wound up at grad school across the country, my girlfriends outside of "us" let me know in no uncertain terms that we'd grown apart, which wasn't easy to hear.
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Just one day after reuniting with Ben Affleck to throw their son a birthday party, Jennifer Garner and the actor wound up at the same Oscars soiree, where they were spotted briefly greeting each other.
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The Twins scored two unearned runs in the sixth inning after Blue Jays left fielder Teoscar Hernandez dropped a routine fly ball from Joe Mauer, who wound up at second to lead off the inning.
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Late-night stragglers wound up at a rocking dance party with the accordion-led folk-music ensemble Kukerpillid, drinking beers around a bonfire or standing on the shoreline, watching the sun set at 2 a.m.
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This week, Michael Daly, an astute chronicler of life in New York, weighed what the two potential opponents in the presidential election each had to say about how the Clintons wound up at a Trump wedding.
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I wound up at an all-Asian dungeon, and I found that there was something comforting about working alongside women who not only shared my experiences in the vanilla world, but in the BDSM one, too.
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I discovered this baby opera company quite by accident last summer, when I took a driving detour near a McDonald's and wound up at a performance of "Ariadne auf Naxos" at the Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield.
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Instead of reveling in his first Major League Baseball All-Star Game appearance, Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Josh Hader wound up at the center of an online firestorm after old offensive tweets of his resurfaced during the game.
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After a grueling six-week journey of walking, riding on top of trains, and hitching lifts, in which the family relied largely on the kindness of strangers to eat, they wound up at a shelter in Tijuana.
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Two FBI employees — former bureau lawyer Lisa Page and agent Peter Strzok — wound up at the center of a scandal after the release of text messages exchanged between them rooting for Hillary Clinton to win in 2016.
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The Force Awakens wound up at $7993 million after an $8 million Tuesday, according to estimates from Disney — meaning it likely crossed the Avatar threshold by the time Wednesday matinee tickets were purchased across the U.S. and Canada.
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He wound up at Louisiana State University not because it had a chance to go deep in the tournament (it did not) or because he admired the coach, but because his godfather worked there as an assistant coach.
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And a trustee has long recovered the missing customer money (much of it wound up at MF Global's banks and clearinghouses) and made whole the farmers and hedge funds whose accounts were raided in the firm's final days.
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Slick-skating forward Jonathan Drouin wound up at center, blew right around the usually unflappable Marc-Edouard Vlasic, and went backhand-to-forehand to tuck his 14th goal of the season around Dell 1:13 into the man-advantage.
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The woman and the two men then were out together drinking the next day and wound up at her house in Brown Mills, where a group of people heard McGinnis state that he wanted to kill MacPherson, the prosecutor said.
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The videos, first under the name "VGL Gay Boys" (for the personal ad abbreviation "Very Good Looking"), attracted a following, and the duo decided to do a stage show that wound up at Joe's Pub after another act dropped out.
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Among other off-season rewards, I walked into the tiny Chandler's restaurant, a culinary sophisticate disguised in knotty-pine paneling, and wound up at the bar between a local landscape designer and a chef who claimed the quiet was welcome.
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Sometime around 1984, a group of inebriated drag queens left the Pyramid Club in the East Village in Manhattan and wound up at Tompkins Square Park, where a spontaneous performance before a bunch of homeless people turned into a festival called Wigstock.
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Margaret Renkl A few years back, when there were still three teenagers in this house, I got a little wound up at supper one night and kept going on and on about the brilliance of a novel I was reading by an Irish-born writer.
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I was keenly aware of all of this when I traveled to Indiana four times over the last year to spend time with some of the more than 2,000 assembly line workers who wound up at the center of debate in the presidential election.
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A CNN camera filmed as Lindh, a daze cast over his dirty face, told American forces how he had wound up at a detention camp in northern Afghanistan and survived a Taliban uprising there that killed hundreds of prisoners and a CIA officer, Johnny Michael Spann.
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According to The Press and Journal who reported the story, the elderly kitty, who is approximately age 27 (or 125 in human years), wound up at the RSPCA Southall Cattery in London on September 4 and his age was determined after the staff there scanned his microchip.
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Ms. Windsor and Ms. Kasen wore black suits and wound up at the clerk's office a little later than usual because Ms. Reda forgot to bring identification and had to run back to the Upper East Side, where Ms. Kasen has an apartment, to retrieve it.
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I drove a ways away while talking on the phone and wound up at one of my favorites, albeit expensive, lunch spots (lol at my subconscious), so I go in and get a smorgasbord of items: roasted butternut squash, asparagus, broccoli, beef, BBQ chicken, and pesto pasta.
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Parise said the police department found out about error when one his officers was out assisting a stranded car when the driver told the officer they were headed for the Borgata but wound up at the 12,000 acre wildlife area through unpaved roads after using Waze for directions.
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But even through the haze, if you wound up at the intersection of 1300 South and 300 East, it's impossible not to see the Fun Time Kidz Day Care, a DayGlo-green building with purple doors and yellow trim around windows blocked with pictures that look like they've been torn out of old coloring books.
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Berra, who died in September, said that he came up with one of his better-known pronouncements, "When you come to a fork in the road, take it," while giving Garagiola directions to his home in Montclair, N.J. There really was a fork near his house, and the roadways it split into both wound up at the Berra home.
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One of them, William Gates, became a star guard for suburban St. Joseph, where Isiah Thomas went to high school; the other, Arthur Agee, began at St. Joseph but ultimately wound up at his local public school, Marshall High, where in 20169 he led the team to a surprise third-place finish in the Illinois state championships.
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The two met in college at Duke and worked together in Google's famous skunkworks division (then known as Google X). Will Patrick, co-founder, Culture Biosciences Will Patrick, co-founder, Culture Biosciences After leaving Google, Patrick, the company's chief executive, wound up at MIT's Media Lab where he was exposed to the work that companies like Gingko Bioworks was doing around biomanufacturing and became convinced that it would be transformational by human society.
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