"That's ridiculous," Gabbard interjected, before getting bowled over by Harris.
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Bowled over Haven't succumbed to the Super Bowl LI hype yet?
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Listening to Chrissy speak, I was bowled over by her bravery.
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Some people will come away bowled over by its ambitions and artistry.
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I remember, very distinctly, how bowled over I was by one scene.
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The rise of white supremacists under President Donald Trump has bowled over those assumptions.
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"I was bowled over actually knowing there was a word for it," she recalls.
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The best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell seems less than bowled over by online activism.
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I read that book in graduate school and was sort of bowled over by it.
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While the town was unsurprisingly quiet, I was bowled over by the hospitality I received.
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Then, bowled over by the loss of his wife, he brings her to the burial ground.
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LG: You know, if they were in New York, they'd probably be just bowled over by now.
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The GOP was taken by storm when Donald Trump bowled over more than a dozen other candidates.
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Na'Vi didn't stand a chance on the terrorist side, getting bowled over by everyone on Team Liquid.
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He's bowled over a bit by the weight on his back, a little over a hundred kilograms.
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Benton and Newman, who'd been spurned twice and weren't exactly being bowled over with other offers, quickly agreed.
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Carrie Underwood was bowled over by the outpouring of love sent her way at the ACMs on Sunday.
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Maybe she's just human, like the rest of us and bowled over by Elon's outsize fame and influence.
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While he was backing up to make the play, Ramirez was bowled over by Sanchez at the bag.
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I had dinner there during my stay and I was bowled over by the quality of the food.
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And I'm bowled over at the idea and execution of a central puzzle built around decoding a lost language.
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I was bowled over by her enormous intellect and that has been part of our lives throughout our relationship.
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"I was sort of bowled over by this absolutely stunning, petite girl with this wicked sense of humor," he shared.
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I know this lacks a certain pizazz, but I was bowled over by the president's response to the spending package.
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The Australian character is, 'I'm not going to be bowled over by the flu' — not give it its due respect.
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Watching this movie in 2018, I was bowled over by these free-wheeling, low-stakes conversations conducted via inbox ping-pong.
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And we've all nearly been bowled over by a pedestrian with their eyes on a screen instead of the sidewalk ahead.
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The moment he met Ms. Walley, he was bowled over by her beauty, her sweetness and the warmth of her smile.
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The Carters bowled over an unsuspecting internet on Saturday afternoon when, without warning, they released a new joint album on Tidal.
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However, when I opened the box containing this book, I was so bowled over that I blacked out and hit my head.
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Dwyane Wade's final home game as a member of the Miami Heat left pals Chrissy Teigen and John Legend bowled over — literally.
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He and Berry both say they have been bowled over with the enthusiasm for the project and flooded with calls for bracelets.
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Over the summer I read Anne Truitt's Daybook and Tony Kushner's Angels in America and was bowled over by both of them.
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"If I was bowled over by Diana, it was nothing compared to the impact she could have on straight men," John writes.
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She has a late night beach showdown with (former?) ally Zeke, who was among the four bowled over by Hannah's surprise betrayal.
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In the second period, he took a stick in the face from Jordan Martinook and was later bowled over by Justin Williams.
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Far from being bowled over by this green gesture, however, officers on patrol reportedly sent a photo to the police station expressing suspicion.
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I was bowled over by this play when it was last performed, at the far smaller Almeida Theater in north London, in 2008.
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I got to see places on the island that tourists would never normally visit, and I was bowled over by the natural beauty.
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Bowled over by its unique pitch-bending function—which results in artificial, plasticine sounds with a "human element" remaining—he got his own.
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But Trump wasn't giving up that easily -- particularly after being bowled over by the Bastille Day parade he witnessed in Paris in 2017.
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You can see him slip slightly at one point, no doubt bowled over by Kenan Thompson's forever-perfect Steve Harvey impression, but he recovers.
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While the town was even quieter than I anticipated, I was bowled over by the hospitality of its inhabitants who treated me like royalty.
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Our political system need not be bowled over by politicians who represent the far left or far right—we can have problem solvers instead.
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Annabel Hodgson, who's been part of the collective through many years and several premises, said she was "absolutely bowled over" by the huge turnout.
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They became glassy-eyed at department stores, bowled over by the merits of food processors and hand-held vacuum cleaners and Hallmark greeting cards.
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"But in the end I think we were completely bowled over by how intermeshed the performances were with the directorial vision," she said of "Shoplifters".
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Therese is young and figuring her life out—until she's bowled over when she meets an older woman named Carol Aird at the department store.
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Johnson's family recently moved from Oregon to Texas, and she says she's been bowled over by the kindness of people like Bindel, Wright and Spencer.
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Something about his ability to inhabit two very different characters, while remaining very much himself—to act without seeming to act—bowled over the filmmakers.
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Crawford was bowled over, and the back of his helmet hit the post, with the net giving way as Strome fell on top of him.
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The Federal Reserve has already stepped in to try to calm investors, but those moves have gotten bowled over by new developments in the outbreak.
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Second, according to the poll, white women aren't particularly bowled over by the first woman major party presidential nominee — indeed, they strongly dislike both candidates.
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But only bail bondsperson Max Cherry (Robert Forster) seems to notice it — he, at least, is rightfully bowled over from the first moment her sees her.
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I tried the platform out at TechCrunch Disrupt and was bowled over by how much the company knows about me, based purely on a video feed.
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As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump bowled over the decades-old expectation that serious contenders for the White House disclose years' worth of their tax returns.
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Mango groves bowled over by the wind and looming above us — those formerly lush tropical forests covering mountains, now brown, barren, stripped of signs of life.
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" He also remembers that when the crowd showed up, he was bowled over by its size and diversity and thought, "This guy is going to win.
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Then, once they start playing, you're bowled over by their viscous, apocalyptic sludge, punctuated by needling melodies that pierce the gloom like distorted air raid sirens.
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While some aren't bowled over Penn's intentions to get back into the Octagon, there are some things to be excited about if the clash is officially announced.
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I tried and liked it, but I wasn't bowled over — I was only allowed to use one earbud, and the touch controls were finicky or didn't work.
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I got to travel a lot around the Mediterannean island to areas that are seldom explored by tourists — and I was bowled over by its natural beauty.
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"I was bowled over when Ms. Markle called me to ask if I would play during the ceremony, and of course I immediately said yes!!!" he writes.
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Experts largely agreed that SoftBank made the right move by separating Neumann from WeWork, but many were bowled over by the astronomical value of Neumann's golden parachute.
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But Maria had simply bowled over some of the other trees, leaving a jumbled mess of uprooted trunks that made it difficult to distinguish one from another.
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Fans across the internet, and Tiger Woods himself, appear to be joyously bowled over by what's being hailed as one of the greatest sports comebacks of all time.
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There, an archivist showed her a large handmade book listing the activities of students, graduates, and lecturers during World War—and Fara was bowled over by what she saw.
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" Adams once suggested that the book might have been too dark; he also said that the darkness was necessary, that "readers like to be upset, excited and bowled over.
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Unlike his previous three starts, Gibson departed due to injury after he was bowled over by teammate Jaycob Megna on Ottawa's second goal at 23:27 of the second period.
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By now, you've either been bowled over by the amount of Suicide Squad hype that's in the air, or you're in a bunker somewhere avoiding any mention of it altogether.
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I didn't expect to be as bowled over as I was to see Harry in front of me again, tied up in the sheer responsibility of being who he is.
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Unlike his previous three starts, Gibson departed due to injury after he was bowled over by teammate Jaycob Megna on Ottawa's second goal at 18:08 of the second period.
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"I was bowled over when Ms. Markle called me to ask if I would play during the ceremony, and of course I immediately said yes," the 19-year-old said.
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Warren Sapp says allegations he drunkenly bowled over a woman at a Super Bowl party on January 30, 2015 are completely bogus ... claiming the accuser is lying through her teeth.
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"I was bowled over when Ms. Markle called me to ask if I would play during the ceremony, and of course I immediately said yes," Kanneh-Mason said of the honor.
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Sadly, it was not to be, as I received another correspondence from the evil headquarters of the California DMV: I was bowled over by their obstinate rejection of reason and sanity.
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If you're going to be bowled over by a NFL player, the 329-pound Linval Joseph is not the one you'd pick, unless you were hoping to be erased from existence.
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Other Gossip: • I expect the veteran actor Gary Young will make the most of the scenes he's given, but I can't say I'm bowled over by how Mr. Willoughby is handled.
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It seems like our Democratic experiment was just that, a one-time only chance, with institutions that became so weak they got bowled over by one shove from a Russian bear.
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The 300-pound robot at the Stanford Shopping Center bowled over a 16-month-old boy that was in its way, then ran over his right foot, according to ABC 7 News.
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Theatergoers also aren't bowled over after they leave the theater, with a B+ rating from CinemaScore tying with other recent water-treaders like The Angry Birds Movie, Ice Age: Collision Course and Ghostbusters.
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Personally, as someone who's been working in this industry for the better part of 15 years (and who's been gaming for more than twice that), I'm bowled over with excitement after this announcement.
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Fans of the Los Angeles Lakers can be forgiven if they are not exactly bowled over by the news that LeBron James, a once-in-a-generation talent, decided to join their team.
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Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez were riding in a SUV when it allegedly bowled over a man in an L.A. alleyway ... at least according to a lawsuit he's filed against the superstar couple.
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Every time I read Seidel, I'm bowled over by the brilliance of individual lines and images, and baffled by the narrow culvert through which he has forced such an enormous and unruly gift.
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Kevin Hart's bodyguards violently bowled over an innocent bystander on the street as they were escorting Kevin out of an event, leaving the woman with a broken face ... this according to a new lawsuit.
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I am as shocked as anyone that a Star Wars movie found its way onto my list — but I was bowled over by The Last Jedi, which may be one of the series' best.
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He ran from right to left across the field and made several Rams miss before he bowled over center Tim Barnes at the 10-yard line to draw the Giants even at 229-211.
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Washington's Ian Mahinmi and Boston's Jonas Jerebko each received technical fouls before the outburst from Oubre, who leapt up from the floor after being bowled over by Olynyk, who was speaking to an official.
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It was the kind of chat that usually sent my eyes rolling out of their sockets but I was so bowled over by this sudden semblance of a personality that I allowed him to continue.
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Bowled over by grief after her husband's death, main character Claire goes through the motions of the funeral and has to sit with the question of who she is now after such a devastating loss.
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When I made a Roman-style oxtail stew, baked in a tightly covered pot, I was bowled over by its taste and texture, not to mention by how much easier it was to manage the heat.
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We launched this guide in mid-December, and we were promptly totally bowled over by the enthusiasm and energy that came back to us—people forming groups all over the country to put it into action.
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When I'd go over to their houses after school, I'd be silently bowled over by how manicured their lawns were, how clean and shiny the kitchens were, the fact that their houses even had multiple floors(!).
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They used social media to analyze the details of their competitors' bodies, looping videos of their tricks again and again, memorizing their strengths so they wouldn't be bowled over when they saw them in real life.
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But the more I talked with people down here, the more just bowled over I was by how many people were acutely unhappy about their choices — a lot of them who are not even going to vote.
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And as much as it's just another part of life to let these places go, the frequency and density of these joints getting bowled over for condos can't help but cause anxiety for the future of Toronto.
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I was bowled over when I first saw Deana Lawson's work in her exhibition, Deana Lawson: Mother Tongue, at Rhona Hoffman Gallery in Chicago (February 28th – April 5th 2014) and have been looking forward to seeing more.
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It was a combination that bowled over seasoned horse people at every point of American Pharoah's development and still makes his Hall of Fame trainer, Bob Baffert, wish he had him for one, two, six more races.
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In terms of my favorite places, I was bowled over by the Galápagos – I was in a small boat (much better than the bigger cruise boats), so we got into nooks and crannies, and it was just magic!
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These are kind and innocent creatures that were born with medical problems or were suddenly bowled over with illness or injury, each of them having a dedicated owner/rescuer who is working to change the animal's life for good.
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"I think the film will be surprisingly hopeful for people who have been bowled over by Trump's denial," Shenk said in an interview ahead of the United States' largest independent film festival held in Park City, Utah each year.
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Bowled over by Dr. Walker's research, I studied the National Institutes of Health's list of good "sleep hygiene" practices and read about cognitive behavior therapy for insomnia, or CBT-I, which provides techniques in meditation, image visualization and relaxation.
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Mr. Schütte (who will have a retrospective at MoMA next year) also drowns individuality into twisted form, whether in glazed ceramic masks or in an astounding bust of green Murano glass, displayed on its side as if bowled over.
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Cardinal Sarah said in his statement that he was bowled over by the "magnitude" of the work and asked the pope if he would be willing to combine it into a book with his own mediations on the issue.
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Bowled over: Since most of us only have one stand mixer bowl to work with at home, I'd recommend whipping the cream first and storing it in your refrigerator while you whip up the egg yolks, followed by the egg whites.
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My revelations these days are banal, used, common: Show me a person who's raised a child and I'll show you a person bowled over by a toddler who points to a stove on the page of a book and says hot.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Australia's teenage Olympic champion Kyle Chalmers said he was bowled over by a video from NBA player Kevin Durant and a letter of support from Ian Thorpe before his sensational victory in the 100 meters freestyle on Wednesday.
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There are so many other colleagues, wire and newspaper competitors based in the UK, whose consistent output and energy I always admire, and whose work could equally have been chosen, so I am even more bowled over to have received these accolades.
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Porte, who had been fifth over all, was roaring downhill in pursuit of Froome when he missed a left-hand bend, cartwheeled across the road and bowled over another rider, Dan Martin of Ireland, before slamming into a stony, vine-covered bank.
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I, admittedly, haven't seen a ton of Mister Peepers, but the episodes and clips I have watched depict a rather meek man who manages to keep from being bowled over by his stronger-willed friends and colleagues through gentle good humor and spirit.
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Johnson's family has links to British and European aristocracy and he is a distant relative of King George II. He should tell that to Trump, who appeared bowled over by his recent state visit to the U.K. and was particularly impressed by the queen.
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London poets "have been bowled over by Warsan's collaboration with such a huge star, which, of course, was a big secret, so we had no idea this was happening," said Bernardine Evaristo, a British writer and professor of creative writing at Brunel University London.
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I remember seeing (and interviewing) him in London circa his 2002 album You Can Feel Me, and being so bowled over by his brilliance I thought it was a great idea to buy a hot pink thong with his face on the crotch from the merch stand.
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So whether you were moved by an article, enlightened by an essay, bowled over by a photo, irked by an editorial or inspired by a feature, find something in The Times that genuinely interests you and tell us why, as honestly and originally as you can.
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As I recall, I managed to talk my way into performing on the lower-profile second half of the show, downstairs—I didn't do as poorly as I'd feared, but I distinctly remember that Lennikov did not seem overly bowled over by the hilarity of my set.
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This is, in the end, a fascinating confluence of America, and if the story drags in places — we don't really need to know that there were 17,000 varieties of American apple by 1905 — more often one is bowled over by the vibrancy of that vanished nation.
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So whether you were moved by an article, enlightened by an essay, bowled over by a photo, irked by an editorial or inspired by a video, find something in The Times that genuinely interests you and tell us why, as honestly and originally as you can.
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It was somewhere around the gratuitous dim sum snack station that I found myself truly bowled over by a wildly entrancing assemblage in the shape of a woman comprised of newspaper papier-mâché, lace, wool, plastic baby figurines, and spider webs from 1964 by Niki de Saint Phalle at Galerie Georges-Philippe & Nathalie Vallois.
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In his 30s and several years out of college, where he had studied art and been bored by much of it, Greg Escalante saw a skateboarding magazine and was so bowled over by the artwork on the cover that he spent the rest of his life championing the genre it represented — what came to be known as Lowbrow Art.
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This approach to the world can prevent you from feeling bowled over or unprepared when you're hit with a question you may not immediately be able to answer—for example, last year, when I was an on-camera music news host faced with having to interview Teen Popstar #462 on a red carpet, whom I knew to be very famous, and whose name I had completely forgotten.
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As someone who gets high regularly, the novelty of buying weed at a store wore off quickly; if anything, the things Denver was doing with craft beer became far more interesting to me.. It wasn't until I was walking home with an armful of groceries and was nearly bowled over by some dude screaming, "I JUST BOUGHT AN EIGHTH FOR THIRTEEN BUCKS!" in a heavy Long Island accent that I first felt contempt for marijuana.
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