Chief Justice Roberts bore down on the core legal issues.
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An avalanche of angry callers bore down on the congressional switchboard.
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Yet even after Furlong's confession, authorities still bore down on McCann in jail.
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As the ship bore down on it, Doug dramatically counted down from five.
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It came late on a Friday night as a hurricane bore down on Texas.
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The overcast sky bore down on the green grounds; dreary weather on a dreadful day.
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In the frenzied first hours of the Camp Fire as it bore down on Paradise, Calif.
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Colleges canceled, rescheduled or relocated football games on Wednesday as Hurricane Irma bore down on Florida.
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Governor Ricardo Rossello told residents to stay inside as the storm bore down on the island.
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Then, a westbound train going much faster bore down on the vehicle and crashed into it.
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Early reports suggest six people died in Florida after Matthew bore down on the state on Friday.
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And then the weight of all that anxiety bore down on him too much: But don't worry.
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They had no sooner scrambled into life jackets when a five-meter wave bore down on them.
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Flames bore down on a vineyard where Sofia Rivera, 50, was picking grapes at about 2 a.m.
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Suddenly, over a dozen armed police officers bore down on her, and some beat her with electric prods.
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Twice, once in each half, he raced clear, his feet a blur as he bore down on goal.
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The flames bore down on Highway 23 on the west side of Simi Valley, and could jump the highway.
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I glanced at Khan in the driver's seat and suddenly the weight of the cemetery bore down on me.
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And so, as Hurricane Harvey bore down on southeastern Texas, Haskell Simon was the first person I thought of.
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His funeral service was initially planned for last week but was postponed as Hurricane Matthew bore down on the region.
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When Hurricane Sandy bore down on the Rockaways in 2012, he moved them to a higher shelf to be safe.
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As Hurricane Irma bore down on Florida last September, the top U.S. disaster-response official ordered all hands on deck.
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Chugging around the track, I caught sight of Kushner as she bore down on Remy, her lips pursed in concentration.
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While Republicans emphasized their support for debt reduction, several bore down on program cuts that they said were unjustified. Rep.
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On Tuesday, as the summer sun bore down on the trendy Sanlitun neighborhood of Beijing, customers lined up for coffees.
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Trump was criticized for announcing the pardon late on Friday night as Hurricane Harvey bore down on the Texas Coast.
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As the Viking ship bore down on the Mermaid from behind, investigators said, there was no radio communication between them.
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Harvey, now a tropical storm, bore down on eastern Texas and Louisiana on Wednesday, bringing the catastrophic downpours that paralyzed Houston.
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Looming over the final days of the race is Hurricane Dorian, which bore down on the North Carolina coast on Friday.
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When Hurricane Michael bore down on Florida, the Department of Corrections decided not to try to have the prisoners ride it out.
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Residents of some islands barely had time to assess the wreckage of a Category 20173 hurricane before another bore down on them.
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Despite the robbery, their time in America has none of the urgency that bore down on them at every turn back home.
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Around 1.7m people were ordered to evacuate the south-eastern coast of the United States as Hurricane Florence bore down on the region.
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Throughout the day, as the July sun and 95-degree temperatures bore down on Seville, I had wondered where all the nontourists were.
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As Hurricane Harvey bore down on Texas on Friday, President Donald Trump faced one of the most challenging tests of his young administration.
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Lawmakers in the room watched as the weight of his duties as commander-in-chief bore down on him, lives hanging in the balance.
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Hurricane Michael made landfall Wednesday afternoon as a Category 4 storm that brought destruction and terror as it bore down on the Florida Panhandle.
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Watching from Nashville as Hurricane Irma bore down on St. John, the smallest of the three U.S. Virgin Islands, he said he felt helpless.
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As Hurricane Dorian bore down on the Bahamas, Johannes and Shay Csonka began to strategize: They were going to need boats, water, generators, planes.
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The price of heating oil climbed 22.03 cents, or 21.98 percent, to 89.8 cents gallon as a winter storm bore down on the East Coast.
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When Hurricane Harvey bore down on the Greater Houston region, the 2,109 people at a federal prison facility in Beaumont, Texas, were out of luck.
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By Degrees As Hurricane Harvey bore down on the Texas coast, few people in that state seemed to understand the nature of the looming danger.
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As the typhoon bore down on Saturday with heavy rain and strong winds, the usually crowded train stations and bustling streets of Tokyo were deserted.
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President Donald Trump approved multiple emergency declarations Tuesday as Hurricane Irma bore down on the Caribbean, as officials across the region prepared for the pending disaster.
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The ranchers reportedly set backfires as a wild land blaze bore down on the area, but set them at night and didn't warn nearby firefighting crews.
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He rallied, bore down on the finish line and, neck and neck with Armin Hary of Germany, was the first to cross it — with his foot.
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Apalachicola, Florida (CNN)After boarding up windows and filling sandbags, residents took shelter Thursday night as Hurricane Hermine bore down on the Sunshine State's Panhandle region.
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The video shows longtime Weather Channel meteorologist and reporter Mike Seidel as he tried to gain his footing as the storm's winds bore down on him.
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A few days before, I woke up to discover not a white tree but a white world, as a springtime blizzard bore down on New York.
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Kaniewski had been with FEMA since September 2017, roughly around the time Hurricanes Irma and Maria bore down on Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and Florida.
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Each one painted a data picture that -- when all the numbers were crunched -- showed the storm intensifying as it bore down on the US. At 2 p.m.
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Sessions' recusal from matters related to the 2016 election has meant he is free to bore down on his own agenda, unencumbered by the administration's Russia albatross.
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As Harvey bore down on Texas in late August, Trump and his aides quickly said he would visit the disaster zone within days of the storm's landfall.
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" François Mitterrand, president in the 1980s and '17893s, was "unprincipled," Fenby writes, blaming him for "an economic record that bore down on the French for three decades.
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The wildfire had forced about 2,000 residents of the historic gold-mining town of Mariposa to flee their homes on Tuesday as it bore down on them.
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As the polar vortex bore down on the Midwest on Wednesday and Thursday, many residents heeded the warnings of officials to hunker down indoors and stay there.
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The British portraitist, who died in 290 at age 21988, bore down on his models and refashioned them, not quite realistically, into meaty slabs of oil paint.
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The storm weakened to Category 215 overnight, but still packed heavy rain and wind gusts of up to 21992 mph Friday as it bore down on northern Florida.
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Rousey offered little or nothing to stop the onslaught of the ATT fighter who bore down on her and quickly found her range with her powerful right hand.
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One of the most powerful Atlantic storms on record, Irma bore down on the Caribbean with devastating force as it raked the northern shore of Cuba last week.
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Frozen concentrated orange juice futures, the contract made famous in the 1983 Eddie Murphy movie "Trading Places," spiked higher on Tuesday as Hurricane Irma bore down on Florida.
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As Hurricane Michael bore down on the Florida Panhandle, the state's Department of Corrections decided inmates in 12 prison facilities in the storm's path would ride it out.
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Kaniewski joined the agency as the deputy administrator of preparedness in September 2017, as Hurricanes Irma and Maria bore down on Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, and Florida.
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After lashing low-lying tourist islands off the coast, the storm bore down on the mainland, tearing roofs from homes and drenching low-lying coastal towns with heavy rainfall.
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Authorities have said only that the suspect was killed early Wednesday when he blew himself up in his car as law enforcement bore down on him outside Round Rock, Texas.
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Hitler, who died in 1945 as Allied forces bore down on Germany's capital, spent only a brief time at the residence, though it reportedly still draws neo-Nazi adherents yearly.
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ALBANY — Almost immediately after a limousine crashed in upstate New York and killed 22009 people, investigators bore down on the limousine company, which had a record of repeated safety violations.
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In late December, Nogrady and her family had to flee their home in Blackheath, New South Wales, as two bushfires bore down on the Blue Mountain town from either side.
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The 43-year-old actually lost control of the puck as he bore down on Oilers goalie Cam Talbot, but he still managed to slide a shot between the netminder's pads.
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Rebates in 2000 and 2008 Bush opted to provide this type of stimulus in 2001 and sent even larger checks in 2008, as the Great Recession bore down on the nation.
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In the summer of 2012, David H. Petraeus, who was then C.I.A. director, first proposed a covert program of arming and training rebels as Syrian government forces bore down on them.
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That means that Trump's failure to staff key positions in his administration, a frequent criticism as Harvey bore down on Houston, might not end up mattering as much on the ground.
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Twice in a matter of minutes, Atlético's Antoine Griezmann bore down on the Barcelona goal, only for the keeper Claudio Bravo to thwart him both times, once while diving the wrong way.
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Andrew Cuomo says two people are dead and about 157,000 power outages are reported following the ferocious wind, rain and hail storm that bore down on New York&aposs lower Hudson Valley.
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After a gunman bore down on Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Maddy Wilford lay bleeding from three bullet wounds, so pale that officers responding to the carnage first thought she was dead.
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The story tracks the early decisions officials made as hurricanes bore down on the island, and the substantial challenges of repairing a long-neglected power grid buffeted by back-to-back hurricanes.
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He faced scathing tabloid headlines after he jetted off to his house in Bermuda as a snowstorm bore down on the city, only to hurry back when it turned into a blizzard.
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Tens of thousands were evacuated as "columns of fire" fueled by extreme heat and high winds bore down on the popular tourist region of East Gippsland in Victoria state in Australia's southeast.
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The firm has already chosen the first nine startups that are participating in the Tampa Bay accelerator program, and they held their first meeting on Monday as Irma bore down on the city.
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As Texas and Louisiana deal with the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, the most powerful Atlantic Ocean hurricane in recorded history bore down on the islands of the northeast Caribbean on Tuesday night.
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As Hurricane Maria bore down on the financially, socially and politically crippled island, the Federal Emergency Management Agency was doing precisely what needed to be done when faced with almost third-world circumstances.
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"The lines are endless," Rivera, a 37-year-old mother of two, told CNN as 90-degree heat and a blazing sun bore down on her and dozens of others waiting for food.
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Hurricane Irma gained strength early Sunday as it bore down on the Florida Keys, with officials upgrading it to a Category 4 storm and reporting maximum sustained winds of 130 miles per hour.
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As Hurricane Irma bore down on southern Florida Friday and the local weather service warned of an "extreme" threat to life and property, there was a mad scramble to get out of the area.
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It bore down on America's east coast, executed a graceful clockwise loop-the-loop off the shores of New York, then gusted up through Maine and into Quebec as little more than a squall.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan advised more than 300,000 people to evacuate their homes on Wednesday and airlines canceled hundreds of scheduled flights as a tropical storm bore down on the archipelago, public broadcaster NHK said.
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As Hurricane Michael bore down on the state on Wednesday, DeSantis said his campaign had rented a trailer and was prepared to use it to distribute supplies across northwest Florida after the storm passed.
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Hurricane season coincides with wedding season, and up and down the Carolinas, brides and grooms who had ceremonies planned this week were frantically trying to reschedule as Hurricane Florence bore down on the coast.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine authorities started to evacuate thousands of people from coastal areas on Thursday as a super typhoon with winds of more than 205 km per hour bore down on the country's main island.
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Jefferson Heavner, 27, had pulled up in his pick-up truck to help the suspect, Marvin Jacob Lee, when Lee's car became stuck in the snow as the historic snowstorm bore down on the area.
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CreditCreditErik Freeland for The New York Times As the polar vortex bore down on the United States a couple of weeks ago, we left our home in New York via an ice-encrusted front door.
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Heavy rains lashed parts of western Japan on Thursday as tropical storm Krosa bore down on the country, forcing the cancellations of hundreds of flights and trains as authorities advised more than 400,2003 people to evacuate.
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Hurricane Florence bore down on the densest area of hog farming in the U.S. — which also has some of the laxest regulations surrounding the storage of hog waste, including urine, feces, blood, and even dead piglets.
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President Donald Trump bore down on Puerto Rico on Wednesday as Tropical Storm Dorian threatened to become the first powerful storm to hit the island since it was devastated by Hurricane Maria nearly two years ago.
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On Thursday afternoon, as Santa Ana winds whipped through Southern California, a wildfire erupted in Calimesa, about 75 miles east of Los Angeles in Riverside County, and bore down on the Villa Calimesa Mobile Home Park.
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The House on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed $7.9 billion in Hurricane Harvey disaster relief as warring Republicans and Democrats united behind help for victims of that storm as an ever more powerful new hurricane bore down on Florida.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - An expansive winter storm bore down on the U.S. East Coast on Monday, scuttling almost 1,123 flights, while tornadoes downed trees and flattened homes in the South, trapping some residents in their dwellings.
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As the storm bore down on the region, a person who commented on one of our Hurricane Michael articles said we needed to report more on the hardships that can come with evacuating from a hurricane zone.
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Stunned residents of the Bahamas surveyed the wreckage of their homes and officials struggled to assess the number killed by Hurricane Dorian, as the storm bore down on the South Carolina coast, threatening record flooding on Thursday.
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One man was killed and more than 3 million people were advised to evacuate as a powerful typhoon bore down on the Japanese capital on Saturday, bringing with it the heaviest rain and winds in 60 years.
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On the memorable Friday night when Harvey bore down on Texas, the White House pardoned former Sheriff Joe Arpaio and took action to bar transgender people from the military, actions that are likely to please Trump's base.
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TOKYO, Oct 10 (Reuters) - A super typhoon bore down on Japan on Thursday forcing the cancellation of two rugby World Cup matches and some transport, and threatening to disrupt Japan's Formula One Grand Prix race this weekend.
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According to the fact-checking and debunking website Snopes, false information about this supposed mandate starting popping up during 2017's hurricane season as Harvey and Irene bore down on the Gulf Coast and East Coast respectively.
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Insurers Travelers fell 1.9 percent and UnitedHealth dropped 2.7 percent, the most on the Dow, as forecasters said Hurricane Florence is "expected to become a major hurricane very soon" as it bore down on the U.S. East Coast.
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SYDNEY/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A volunteer firefighter was killed battling Australian bushfires on Monday as "columns" of flames generating their own dangerous weather systems bore down on a tourist region, prompting the evacuation of tens of thousands of people.
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As a major winter storm bore down on the Northeast, Donald Trump, far ahead in state polls and anxious to live down his No. 2 spot in Iowa, urged voters to defy the weather and get to the polls.
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McLEAN'S TOWN CAY, Bahamas (AP) — Hurricane Dorian bore down on the northern Bahamas on Saturday with howling winds, surging seas and a threat of torrential rains, forcing some evacuations and hotel closures ahead of the fierce Category 4 storm.
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He made only a fleeting, oblique reference to his son Second Lt. Robert Kelly as he paid tribute to the two other fallen service members who held their ground for six seconds as a truck bore down on them.
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"I didn't leave after the first [hurricane] because I was still getting my stuff," he explained, noting that his father had been evacuated first to Puerto Rico after Irma and then to Miami, before Maria bore down on that island.
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Dragging down the Dow were insurers Travelers, which fell 843 percent, and UnitedHealth, which dropped 2.7 percent, after forecasters said Hurricane Florence is "expected to become a major hurricane very soon" as it bore down on the U.S. East Coast.
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TOKYO, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Heavy rains lashed parts of western Japan on Thursday as tropical storm Krosa bore down on the country, forcing the cancellations of hundreds of flights and trains as authorities advised more than 400,2003 people to evacuate.
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As top teams receive a second window to focus on fewer roster spots, they can bore down on prospects who fit their positional needs, giving themselves a shot at sniffing out diamonds in the rough they otherwise would have missed.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A winter storm bore down on the U.S. East Coast on Wednesday, threatening to snarl New York City's evening commute after hindering air travel along the East Coast and prompting the shutdown of federal offices in Washington.
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Harvey, now downgraded to a tropical storm, bore down on eastern Texas and Louisiana on Wednesday, bringing the kind of catastrophic downpours that paralyzed the oil hub of Houston with record rainfall and drove tens of thousands of people from their homes.
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But the power — and perhaps most importantly, the air-conditioning — remained off in the living quarters as the summer heat bore down on the base, making it extremely difficult for pilots and airmen who worked the night shift to sleep during the day.
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But in 2014, as the Islamic State's fighters bore down on the city and Iraqi soldiers dropped their weapons and ran, the Kurds took the city, which they consider a spiritual homeland and whose vast oil wealth could sustain an independent state.
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BALLYFERRITER, Ireland — One of the most powerful storms ever recorded in the northeastern Atlantic bore down on Ireland on Monday, unleashing strong winds and rain that killed at least three people and visited destruction on an island with little experience of such powerful storms.
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CANNON BALL, N.D. (Reuters) - North Dakota's governor ordered the expulsion of thousands of Native American and environmental activists camped on federal property near an oil pipeline project they are trying to halt, citing hazards posed by harsh weather as a blizzard bore down on the area.
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LES CAYES, Haiti (Reuters) - Hurricane Matthew bore down on Haiti on Monday, where towns and villages braced for "catastrophic" floods and mudslides forecasters fear will be triggered by 2101 mile-per-hour (27 kph) winds and up to three feet of rain over its denuded hills.
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As wind-fueled wildfires that killed at least 226 people in vacation areas outside Athens bore down on their seaside resort, 26 men, women and children gathered in the hope that they could find the narrow path leading to a small staircase down to the water.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Thousands of Australians fled their homes on Monday as a powerful cyclone bore down on coastal towns in Queensland, where authorities urged 30,000 people to evacuate low lying areas most at risk from tidal surges and winds of up to 300 km per hour (185 mph).
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Poor Paul Zipser got caught with no rim protection as Simmons bore down on him during Chicago's win over Philly on Monday night: The handle, speed, size and ability to finish at the rim aren't the only attributes that let Big Ben get away with an impotent outside shot.
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So then in June 2007, when Justice released Cross following fairly intense hype—more intense, as I recall, than the hype for Daft Punk's Human After All two years earlier, nor small compared with 2013's blockbuster Random Access Memory—the thing bore down on me like an unavoidable enemy ship.
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In it, Miller's lyrical but often unruly prose is tamed by the structure of a straightforward, linear travelogue: He went to Greece as the Nazis bore down on Paris, taking his first real vacation, alone, at 230, to visit the English novelist Lawrence Durrell on the Greek island of Corfu.
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No matter what was a happening, whether I was uprooting my entire life while moving, or watching helplessly as a hurricane bore down on my home, or even if I just had a bad day, I could sit down with a bowl of ice cream, and unfailingly have a few minutes of bliss.
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Drunk, we'd roam the streets of República, along Avenida São Luís, past the gray boulevards, the tangled nests of wires on telephone poles, the guys giving blow jobs in dark alleys, the statue of an Indian whose shadow bore down on the transvestites who gathered at Largo do Arouche to smoke joints.
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They may not quite endorse the infamous words attributed by President Herbert Hoover to his Treasury secretary, Andrew Mellon, as the Great Depression bore down on the economy — "Liquidate labor, liquidate stocks, liquidate the farmers, liquidate real estate" — but I wouldn't be surprised if all they have to say when the next recession liquidates work is "Get a job."
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After learning from his questioning that Matthew Petersen, a nominee for the District Court for the District of Columbia, had not handled a jury trial and had probably taken five or fewer depositions, Kennedy bore down on him, asking Petersen about the last times he'd read either the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure or the Federal Rules of Evidence.
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