BALTIMORE — Kamala Harris' campaign is careening toward a crackup.
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Some particles bounce off completely, careening into entirely new trajectories.
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There's a danger in careening too far into Hollywood, however.
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Whirling arpeggios set it into frantic motion, careening towards a precipice.
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This crazy train isn't finished careening off the tracks just yet.
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Believe it or not, we're already careening towards end of summer.
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Speaking of careening energy and high-profile guest spots, remember "Mercy"?
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But did anyone catch the livery plates on that careening limo?
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As a result, Washington may be careening toward yet another shutdown.
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Then he is at large again, careening around a moral fog.
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It derailed Wayne's career and sent Roland careening towards rock bottom.
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It's like we're careening towards an extra racist Mad Max reboot.
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Now, you're careening head first down that sculpted, curved ice path.
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In spring 2014, the habit sent the family careening into disarray.
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I am a polar bear, careening over snowy hills in continuous cartwheels.
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Dozens at a time were careening around my skull while I read.
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Special is a superb chase movie, with Roy, Lucas, and Alton careening
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How can we make this transition without careening into truly dangerous territory?
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"We are careening ever closer to a Constitutional crisis," said Massachusetts Sen.
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Preliminary trajectories show the storm careening towards the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.
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"Social Security right now is careening towards insolvency, and it's irresponsible," he replied.
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He crashed into Bingaman's Escape, crushing it before careening into three parked cars.
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Yet it is hard to imagine his only child careening out of control.
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The high-speed boat hits 50 mph while careening and doing 360 turns.
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That's 38 more minutes of careening jazz to get you through the day.
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This is the future we are careening toward: a world where the "news"
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What's to stop them careening down a slippery slope to—the horror—mimes?
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Which leaves us careening toward war in the Korean Peninsula blind and careless.
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Your boss's balance ball chair popped and sent him careening to the floor.
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When Pan firsted tested the setup, he immediately sent Sam careening down a cliff.
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Rolling office chairs are shoved across the space, sending computers careening to the floor.
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That sent a truck careening into a canal, though the people inside were rescued.
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The United States is careening toward another crisis, a series of crises, in fact.
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Big Thief's work ethic is an unstoppable force, kind of like a careening train.
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Retail had been careening downward all through the summer, really on a downward trend.
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First, the global growth fears that sent stock markets careening lower spilled into commodities.
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His flow sounds so effortlessly smooth, like a river careening in and around syllables.
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May's plan rapidly careening off course, a clear answer looks increasingly out of reach.
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Every new technology gets a game that helps bring it careening into the mainstream.
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I ran to catch up — careening over rocks, slaloming through pines — and never did.
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Speaking of countries that are careening around, what the heck is going on there?
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Grab your economic zombie mask: A Halloween "no deal" Brexit is careening into view.
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Trump critics predictably hand-wring that an undisciplined president is careening us into war.
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The President is careening us toward what I fear will be a constitutional crisis.
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These outflows were the very thing that sent markets careening down earlier this year.
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This sets off a chain of events that sends her suitcase careening into the road.
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No one can "stop" it as though it's a singular entity careening down a street.
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And Trump needs Beijing's help to stop Kim Jong-Un from careening into nuclear war.
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Saudi Arabia was careening toward a recession, and market conditions for a listing were worsening.
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At one point, inexplicably, a motorcycle makes an appearance, careening through more panes of glass.
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For millennials, adulthood has now been defined by careening from one economic crisis to another.
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Two years into his stay in Phuket, a medical emergency sent him careening off course.
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When Trump was careening around in his populist candidate mode, he promised to end it.
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The United Kingdom is careening into the new year on a raft of political crises.
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B. hops on the back of mine, and we have a blast careening around the waterfront.
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What I didn't expect to find was a sport careening toward a technological and philosophical revolution.
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There was reason to fear the US and North Korea might be careening toward a confrontation.
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The Walking Dead is back and careening toward the conclusion of the "All Out War" saga.
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Fans of Keret's careening, high-concept writing will find much to appreciate in his latest collection.
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But the lending continued well into the 2010s, when the island was careening toward economic chaos.
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It's no news that the federal government is careening toward dangerous and unmanageable levels of debt.
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For now, it's orbiting the planet about 130 miles up, careening a mile lower every day.
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Runners careening down a section of the Dipsea, a 603-mile trail race in Marin County.
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And Congress is careening toward another standoff as government funding is set to expire on Thursday.
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You're on a bus and the axle broke and you're careening toward you don't know what.
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A vendor of coconut ice cream failed to stop his pushcart from careening into a sewer.
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Henderson will always be one drink or one toke from careening back into a bad place.
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That announcement sent Kraft Heinz's stock careening, wiping $16 billion off its market capitalization in one day.
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That announcement sent Kraft Heinz's stock careening, wiping $226 billion off its market capitalization in one day.
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It's a technological marvel, seamlessly creating the illusion of careening through valleys and soaring past floating mountains.
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Your buddy can hop on the back and fire at fools while careening over yet another hill.
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And that is City Health Works' goal: identify patients careening toward catastrophe and intervene before it happens.
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But his shambolic, careening campaign is already alienating the general electorate like no other politician ever has.
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Trump and his White House seem to be careening from one political/public-relations disaster to another.
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During the test, the Orion capsule managed to reach a safe distance away from the careening rocket.
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I've been a fan of Cities: Skylines since it came careening onto the scene back in 2015.
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Some countries (Canada, for one) have mostly avoided the populist tilt that's careening through the developed world.
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They were careening at top speed, but one of their horses was now near death with exhaustion.
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The impeachment inquiry and the trade dispute, both large, all-consuming beasts, could send the economy careening.
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The Tour that had been careening to a raucous finish instead had the plug pulled on it.
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The Tour that had been careening to a raucous finish instead had the plug pulled on it.
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So who's on board the Trump Train careening toward the GOP National Convention in Cleveland next week?
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That would send the bill careening towards the one place that started this entire war: the Supreme Court.
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And if recent reports play out about their affinity for Richard Nixon, they are careening toward more trouble.
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Worried that a woman in the White House would have careening mood swings often spurred by catty arguments?
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And my poor Micro Machine (usually Dr. Mel Practice's ambulance!) goes careening off the track to her death.
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"We are careening ever closer to a constitutional crisis," Senator Edward Markey warned shortly after the news broke.
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Yet though I've mastered the stick shift, I still drive defensively, ever on the lookout for careening chariots.
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It's not by careening from one movement to the next, spawning of-the-moment hashtags for your activism.
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But the existentialist drama promoted by that movement, careening between uplift and despair, was dangerous territory for her.
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Eventually, the onboard components will freeze, turning the probes into two dead chunks of metal careening through space.
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The powertrain is nearly perfect; the car is confident and capable careening down country lanes and up mountains.
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Exactly one year ago, Frédéric Pelletier was giving the commands for a spacecraft careening towards the dwarf planet.
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His work remains frenetic and electrically charged, as careening — and yet also as confident — as a bobsled racer.
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Brosnahan, infectiously brassy and confident, takes the scripts' energy, torques it, and sends it careening like a top.
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And best of all, it prevents your kids from careening down the highway with a possibly unfit driver.
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"Mueller's witch-hunt investigation is now a runaway train that is clearly careening off the tracks," he said.
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His 40-minute news conference Wednesday was a combative tour de force, careening between grievances, boasts and heckling.
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Go slowly, and don't let the immersion blender get away from you to go careening around the pot.
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North Korean leaders correctly assessed those threats as empty, never sending the countries careening into an unintended war.
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NASA's InSight lander spent more than six months careening through space before it landed safely on Martian soil.
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A deer appears in the middle of the road, and the car goes careening into a nearby lake.
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The U.K. is currently careening towards a no-deal Brexit, where it would cut ties with Europe overnight.
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Last spring, both women were inside an SUV that fell 200 feet after careening off a cliff in Hawaii.
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Even before he became Quasiluminous, and then adopted the mantle of Satan, Braun had been careening intensely through life.
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Even with stocks careening toward bear market territory, default advice from many money experts is often to do nothing.
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The venture capital industry has been careening from crisis to crisis spurred by a series of sexual harassment allegations.
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And Mr. Kelly framed Mr. Trump himself as a careening leader who needed to be controlled by his aides.
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I found myself absently spinning it when working on my computer, which unintentionally sent me careening through Chrome tabs.
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Evidence suggests the ship broke apart after a storm sent it careening into rocks, causing it to sink quickly.
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They grab hands, desperate and thrilled — and then Louise guns it, sending her '66 Thunderbird careening off the cliff.
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It is more accurate to say that the iPhone has been careening down that slope for quite some time.
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Careening from crisis to crisis In all fairness, confusion is not new to US policy in the Middle East.
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But it came careening into my head, and I wanted to run out onto the balcony and scream it.
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The first try bounced off the backboard, hit the back of the rim, and went careening into the lane.
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The brilliant Snapchat can wait until you're off the busy sidewalk — especially if you're careening along on platform sandals.
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This sends me careening back to my original state of unfulfillment, and enhances my overall engagement with the work.
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Each page unleashes a fusillade of gags and comic sequences, careening from slapstick to blood bath and back again.
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Times Insider After careening over rocks and slaloming through pines to keep up, I had to refine my strategy.
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Dr. Blasey's revelation has sent what had appeared to be a surefire confirmation for Judge Kavanaugh careening off track.
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It sounds like one, too, when all the seats are taken and raised voices start careening off the ceiling.
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Sometimes, Jupiter's gravitational influence sends those space rocks careening toward the inner solar system, where some could threaten Earth.
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Ten or fifteen minutes later, they heard gunshots and ran outside to see Thomas' car careening down the street.
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At the same time American taste is supposedly careening toward enlightenment, it is also said to be getting worse.
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I pictured a flock of chipper women careening around, a plucky and determined crew, wheels spinning in the sun.
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In "God Said This" I was drawn, despite the otherwise constant careening, to quiet moments of insight into character.
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And so Trump surrogates try to provide it, scrambling to weave a coherent narrative around his careening, erratic lies.
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Driverless cars careening off of bridges, robot surgeons carving up arteries, virtual reality users... unable to use their virtual reality.
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And I grow increasingly concerned that we are careening toward a future where such a thing would again be possible.
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It's a runaway train careening down a hill at breakneck speed, just begging to derail our dependency on private cars.
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Shining our torches into the murk, an orange squid careening through the phosphorescence, we swam together into the cargo hold.
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I take a sharp left down a side tunnel, pulling Laia with me, my mind careening from thought to thought.
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Why this matters: The Republican House is careening into chaos at the moment its members most need to rally together.
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Heck, Taylor Hall is careening toward this status if he's not there already, but you should ignore that nonsense, too.
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The resulting power dynamic can send one careening through memories of childhood confrontations or musing on our country's ideological schism.
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"The movie is a careening, screeching joy ride that showers sparks like fireworks," Stephen Holden wrote in his Times review.
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On a recent Saturday, the public resort was packed with hotshots effortlessly careening down steep — if short — black diamond trails.
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The plot of Swipe Night involves a comet careening into Earth, so everything — drinks, desserts, decor — was vaguely space oriented.
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And when you try and break it, you'll be sent careening down a set of stairs, like poor Moon-gwang.
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Our federal budget is constantly kicked down the road, careening from crisis to crisis, and the threat of government shutdowns.
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Mistakes didn't send me careening into a field or off a cliff, but bounded me back on to the track.
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The MIT Media Lab posed questions such as this one: The car is careening towards four pedestrians, crossing the street.
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Copeland sat for an interview about how the simple spit kit has sent the past irrevocably careening into the present.
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It's impossible to talk about "oneness" without careening into hippy-dippy platitudes about peace and love and harmony on earth.
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His careening runs opened space for Ighalo and for captain Troy Deeney, one of the few pre-Pozzo Watford players.
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And if nothing else, surely the adventures of a magical-creature enthusiast careening around 1920s New York City would be exciting.
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It seems like we've been careening from constitutional crisis to constitutional crisis as this administration has repeatedly refused Congress' oversight requests.
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She heard him scream, and was knocked unconscious when the boat jerked violently and sent her careening into the cabin wall.
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The drone has a super fast sport mode that sends the thing careening through the air at up to 40 mph.
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Eagle Flight nails the sensation of careening through the sky in a way that no other VR experience has yet managed.
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This week Senate Republican leaders are careening toward a vote on their tax proposal, mere weeks after House Republicans passed theirs.
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A few seconds later, after careening off a thin road, he plowed the car straight into the bottom of a ditch.
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As the first round wore down, the American unloaded a cracking right hand that sent his foe careening to the mat.
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This cannot happen unless Congress is compelled to vote on the issue individually, not rolled up into a careening, unstoppable omnibus.
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Some folks are all too eager to employ universally recognized historical human struggles, careening recklessly down a political path toward absurdity.
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Harassment was thickest in those close quarters, but I felt O.K. about safety, when not faced with careening cars and mopeds.
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If we're willing, we can learn where the bumps are along the way by watching the Israelis careening ahead of us.
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The Alienist Like carriages careening through its painstakingly recreated turn-of-the-century streets, "The Alienist" has traveled a rough road.
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They discovered it in October, careening through the solar system at 40,000 miles an hour, an interstellar emissary from points unknown.
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This is how he must have felt in those last few years, after all, as he was careening through his addiction.
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Today almost all observers would concur that the election toward which we are careening this November will be of similar magnitude.
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Prokofiev's music is as wide-ranging as the story itself, careening from lush romanticism to crunchy modernism to comical sound effects.
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Fears about slowing earnings growth sent the Dow careening 2500 points lower on Tuesday before the index raced back to life.
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LaDerihanna starts to sprint, but she can't outrun the careening car as it crashes into her and then into her house.
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The lashing out, the careening from one subject to another, the seemingly random fights on social media — that's all television gold.
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Trump's careening tour through populism also worries already suspicious free-market Republicans, giving them yet another reason to stand on the sidelines.
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Until, that is, Lacey offers Gypsy a Coke and Dee Dee comes careening across the yard to rip it from her hands.
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More specifically, how we try to command our narratives when the world—ecologically, socially and politically—seems to be careening towards devastation.
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Don't be surprised to see us on tour then in our iconic, red Energy Domes, careening toward the latest Presidential election/selection.
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Which, uh: The plot of Swipe Night involves a comet careening into Earth, so everything — drinks, desserts, decor — was vaguely space oriented.
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The heightened river level is high enough to send water careening into neighborhoods around it and possibly into parts of the city.
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But three points are also more than two, and the threat of him careening into the paint makes the step back unguardable.
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And in eastern Kolkata, not far from Thursday's collapse, an overpass collapsed three years ago, sending a truck careening into a canal.
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After they crossed a series of highways, careening down the opposite banks into all-but-impenetrable foliage, the ailing Mr. Carillas collapsed.
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After saving himself from an initial spill, Tim was sent careening down his sloped driveway before landing elegantly on his front lawn.
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Ever stopped to think about what your grandpa was like aged 19, out on the pull and potentially careening into the night?
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When he awoke hours later, he was hundreds of miles away, careening on an out-of-service train eventually headed for Calcutta.
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Supporters portrayed him as incorruptible, and said he had brought a measure of peace to a country that was careening toward anarchy.
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Last month, Florida police stopped a woman in Fort Pierce for crazy driving, allegedly careening all around the road, ABC 10 reports.
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The former is syncopated and cinematic, 10 minutes of intertwining bass and extravagant strings broken up by careening piano and sax solos.
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That's how one witness, a retired teacher, described the events to local police, after seeing the car careening away from the bank.
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When the Ancient One sends Stephen Strange careening through the multiverse, I thought about Steve Ditko, the man who created the character.
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Samberg plays Cooper, a white rapper who decides he can reverse his careening career by returning to his boy-band glory days.
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The talks between Peugeot and FCA have, for the time being at least, sent the grand-bargain idea careening off the road.
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Some perspective As things appear to be careening toward a potential shutdown, keep in mind not all shut downs are the same.
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Except it's the openness of a large, vacant pit with an issues-pendulum careening wildly, smashing from one side to the other.
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The presence of other families in restaurants seems to act as a guardrail, keeping the dinner conversation from careening into a ditch.
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This has unnerved moderates, who fear the party could blow its chance to beat Mr. Trump by careening over a liberal cliff.
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The world seems to be careening into more and more disorder, and American politics in particular is hopelessly ensnarled in partisan dysfunction.
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Washington (CNN)The Senate's impeachment trial is careening toward its inevitable end, even if the timing on that end isn't yet clear.
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This has been a taxing season for Bowles, whose team, now 4-10, started careening out of playoff contention in early October.
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Across Minnesota, locals are racing DIY cars around tracks on the thick frozen lakes, careening and colliding at speeds up to 60 mph.
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It was as if the floor was pulled out from under my feet, and I've been careening wildly through space unknown ever since.
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He boldly sent Josh Reddick careening home on a wild throw by reliever Tony Watson for a two-out run in the fifth.
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Niskanen sustained the injury after careening face-first into the boards following a hit from Bruins center Patrice Bergeron in the first period.
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It looks like somebody drilled a few holes into its base, sending it careening from a rock face down to an uncertain fate.
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FRIDAY • With Congress careening toward a budget fight over the President's promised border wall, we could be in for a partial government shutdown.
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At the same time, the stock market is careening south with much of the blame being put on the confusion coming from Washington.
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It would be physically impossible to report on all the duplicitous behaviour that happens at The Ralph every Sunday without careening into madness.
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She is even more cavalier in her treatment of boyfriends, casually cheating on them and careening into affairs as recklessly as she drives.
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Without too much depth, there's a lot of ways things could go wrong and send the Pirates offense careening into weeks-long tailspins.
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Instead of careening around the world to kill millions and devastate the global economy, the Ebola virus was contained and eventually burned out.
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Recession fears sent the S&P 500 careening 11.5% lower last week, plunging the index from record highs into a near-bear market.
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That has unnerved moderates, who fear the party could fritter away its chances of beating Mr. Trump by careening over a liberal cliff.
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Editors' Choice It wasn't so long ago that people talked about the "digital divide" as the omen of a careening and permanent inequality.
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Classical concerts at Mostly Mozart kick off with two performances of Bernstein's "Mass," an immense, careening, overflowing work teeming with different musical styles.
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"The House Democrats have been careening from impeachment theory to impeachment theory, they've careened from target to target," Ms. Cheney said on Wednesday.
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Before dawn one recent morning in Brooklyn, harried garbage crews could be seen careening onto sidewalks, running red lights and backing across intersections.
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I don't remember a whole lot of the drive itself, so intent was I on not careening off the side of the road.
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If you were to draw a graph showing the incidences of malaria over time, you'd see that the curve is generally careening downward.
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Video posted on social media shows a car careening through the crowd as another vehicle rams into its rear bumper before backing away.
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The worst presidential election in modern American history is careening toward an outcome that, with each passing hour, seems more and more inevitable.
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Then he drags the marker back and forth as quickly as he can, careening though all the sounds between these two very different instruments.
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Well, imagine a food cart careening down them with innocent people in the line of fire -- and now watch this video of that happening.
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"This is a correction of a state that was careening off the cliff," Chris Mutsvangwa, the leader of the liberation war veterans, told Reuters.
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According to the BBC, police believe the gang tailgated a truck loaded with iPhones as it was careening down a highway in the Netherlands.
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But don't cancel brunch plans just yet: I've also provided safe, comforting alternatives that won't send us careening face-first into our French toast.
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I could see this guy coming down the road, careening right and then left, swerving into the desert and then back onto the road.
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As Homer goes careening through the garage door into the living room, all members of the Simpsons are suited up for a hockey game.
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As it did in the 1920s, America is currently facing a Gilded Age: careening economic inequality and instability across essential social and political institutions.
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In fact, they play directly into the Democrats' emerging strategy — to charge that we're "careening toward a constitutional crisis" over judicial independence, as Sen.
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When it hits the edge I belt out an operatic squeal, which surges into my microphone and sends the note careening over the chasm.
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It crosses space and time, careening through a lattice of electronics and doctored trumpet sounds, inflected by music from India, South America, and Africa.
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Lozman theorizes that the storm surge sent poorly anchored derelict sailboats careening into pricey yachts, powerboats, and catamarans, creating a domino effect of destruction.
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Among white male high school graduates, support for the Democrats fell off a cliff, careening 13 points downward from 57 percent to 37 percent.
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Although Zito and Todd refer to "a culture careening leftward," we get hints and code about what they mean rather than context or probing.
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As the presidential primaries approach and a new impeachment crisis looms, America seems to be careening toward a doubling down of our partisan polarization.
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Practically, it is unlikely that one tiny rate cut would be enough to either avert economic crisis or send markets careening toward a cliff.
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But in their offices, gyms and cloakrooms, lawmakers and their staff members pondered with colleagues the speed and depth of Mr. Trump's careening presidency.
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A sci-fi, apocalypse, time-travel, airplane-disaster movie riff, it's a careening sendup of an out-of-control American culture mesmerized by screens.
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One thing that can help mitigate the government careening between different types of constitutional crises is a president who is both strong and flexible.
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A preteen with a need for speed might be a scary proposition, but at least now they'll have an option to go careening in style.
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Intense emotional experience It's just another way the intense emotional experience of the Trump presidency is careening through business, politics, the arts, and popular culture.
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A blast last week at a weapons depot run by one group sent rockets careening across southern Baghdad, killing one person and wounding 29 others.
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The parties now are careening towards a Supreme Court showdown that could redefine the balance of power between the legislative and executive branches of government.
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Sadly, many of us have constructed our own paper airplanes that most certainly suck, nosediving the instant they're thrown, or careening into the nearest wall.
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Iridian bounced off the far wall and caught the base of the Casey's pseudo-organic tank to stop herself from careening back into the passthrough.
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Similar to a racecar driver going the wrong way around a track, Bee-Zed is careening towards these objects with each trip around the Sun.
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The team hopes to get the capsules down to six microns across, at which point they'll be able to go safely careening through the bloodstream.
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Well, that's assuming it doesn't blow up on launch or come careening back toward Earth—something SpaceX CEO Elon Musk says is a distinct possibility.
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There is no apparent governing philosophy at work in economic and environmental policy, just a careening and unpredictable combination of populist theater and naked plutocracy.
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Last night, in the middle of a typically careening and nonsensical interview, he told Jimmy Kimmel that we had become "too protective" as a society.
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But the officer taps on the window with his flashlight, solicits a thumbs-up from the driver, and sends the car careening on its way.
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It keeps the movie grounded and centered instead of careening out into an assemblage of jagged jumps — one of the major flaws in Infinity War.
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BOWDOINHAM, Maine — The striped bass arrived with a bang this spring on Maine's Kennebec River, a melee of swirling currents, careening gulls and breaking fish.
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Photos from their previous meeting in Camp David that June showed the Soviet leader chauffeuring his grinning American counterpart around in a careening golf cart.
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It's been a decade since Lehman Brothers collapsed, careening America deeper into the Great Recession that led nearly 9 million Americans to lose their jobs.
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The story goes that the longtime FBI director's famously crushed nose was the result of a baseball careening into it when he was a child.
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Be it careening into the paint off a dribble handoff or bullying a switch in the post, then surveying the court for cutters and shooters.
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But it's unclear how much impact such measures would have after the industry has spent a decade-plus careening from one crisis to the next.
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She comes careening back down into three sets of arms one second later, and she lands with a thunderclap of brutality, muscle smacking against muscle.
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How else to explain the sheer number of poorly prepared or careless or sticky-fingered officials crammed into this careening clown-car of an administration?
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The thing is, those moments of controlled Trump are so rare, and the careening, vitriolic, xenophobic version of Trump is what we get every day.
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Careening from office comedy to something like horror, Sorry to Bother You is a weird and funny and unsettling debut feature from rapper Boots Riley.
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At my command, my flagship mech, a brawler, zooms forward, punching one of the massive creatures in its ugly face, sending it careening into the sea.
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Easily careening from whimsical and theatrical to explosive and brutal, the actor's ruthless criminal is one of the most charming film sociopaths you're likely to meet.
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A blast last week at a weapons depot run by a PMF group sent rockets careening across southern Baghdad, killing one person and wounding 29 others.
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Within minutes, all of us were careening down the river with life jackets and helmets just trying to stabilize and find something to hold on to.
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As it stands, the process puts too much power into the hands of an unrepresentative few voters, a fickle few donors, and a careening media focus.
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Careening from office comedy to something like horror, Sorry to Bother You is weird and funny and unsettling, and not quite like anything I've seen before.
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Add to that the mind-numbing volume of porn careening through the internet and it is evident that the appetite for all things sexual is unquenchable.
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Careening from office comedy to something like horror, Sorry to Bother You is a weird and funny and unsettling debut feature film from rapper Boots Riley.
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The snowboard doesn't quite hit the same speeds you'd reach careening down a mountain—these engines don't come anywhere close to those that power a 747.
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But none of those devices have 370 horsepower to send you careening down a road, honking like a maniac while you blow demons back to hell.
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But as appalling as the President's approach to immigration is, it is not enough to rail against the administration's careening from one terrible decision to another.
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If the Governors Ball had felt like a spaceship, then I had been beamed back to earth, careening back to my regular day-to-day life.
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Rapidly sinking in the polls and careening from blunder to blunder, Donald Trump has ordered the second major shake-up of his staff in three months.
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"Arm" is one of the band's most beloved songs—funny, moving, and vital, careening to its conclusion with more urgency than anything Tweedy had written before.
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Fully 48% of voters opposed Britain's flounce, but with Labour out of play and Theresa May's government careening towards a "hard Brexit", they have no voice.
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He spends most of the novel careening around 1980s New York in a posh suit looking for Quaaludes and getting impossibly high in various fancy rooms.
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Being a 14 can feel like you've hit the final warning sign before careening off the edge of a fashion cliff: Caution: Plus-Size Gulch Ahead.
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I woke the next morning to find that, despite the previous night's hedonism, I wasn't careening back to my former life of sinful eating and living.
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The train derailed after careening around a curve at almost three times the speed limit, hurling passenger cars off an overpass onto rush hour traffic below.
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And in just a few seconds of terror, their worst fears were realized: The limousine lost control, careening through the intersection and striking an empty car.
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Today, at 41, Mr. Nguyen is living in the city his parents fled, one of eight million souls careening around its overheated streets on motor scooters.
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And argument raged from the get-go: constant, careening, apocalyptic and at times elevated discourse about real things, vital things, in primary colors, and with passion.
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"Dog Eat Dog" shows three criminal pals careening through a garishly bleak Cleveland, filmed by the exceptionally sure-footed Alexander Dynan, here shooting his first feature.
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The show mimics dating's emotional roller coaster, careening from the excruciating awkwardness of a real first date to the quiet heartache of Ms. Silenzi's latest breakup.
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"He'd better, because on present course his Presidency is careening toward a historic reputation where names like Jimmy Carter and Richard Nixon reside," the piece concluded.
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Sledding is such a fun winter activity, but it&aposs not safe to send babies and toddlers careening down a hill solo on a big sled.
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Finance-guy clichés aside, Nan's rapid capitulation to Jonny's lounge-lizard moves and ludicrous con job sends the plot careening around corners and crashing into walls.
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Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse) is careening towards his mysterious flash-forward disappearance/death — and the current chilling events at Stonewall serve as that future crisis' backstory.
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But even in a campaign that has continually surprised and shocked the American public, Trump's effort in recent weeks has appeared to be careening off the rails.
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No, more than a placid drift through interstellar spheres, Lindstrøm has set about careening wildly through a field of concussive synthesizer arpeggios and big dumb kick drums.
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Careening from fires to floods, it shows wide paths of global destruction that are becoming harder to ignore en masse and easier to connect to common causes.
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Lena Dunham, Jaime King, Emma Stone, Andrew Garfield, Jessica Stam, among others, participated in wholesome American activities like baking pies and careening down a slip 'n' slide.
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The image you get of Kim Jong Un is of an unpredictable wild man, an out of control crazy person, careening around northeast Asia with nuclear weapons.
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So even though the plot of Alpha is ultimately predictable, with an ending that barely avoids careening into the outright manipulative, its trappings are anything but expected.
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What gets under my skin is the pristine portraits of a murdered teenager, and cars careening down dimly lit back roads in the middle of the night.
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Heather objects—an overstuffed car careening into a bank of officers is never a good idea, especially when some passengers are carrying weed, and some are black.
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The tank started picking up speed, and was "careening down the hill at nearly 90 mph" before it eventually crashed into an embankment, the Army release says.
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If the car can't see a Tahoe careening down on its keester, is it really fair to say it has all the hardware necessary for self driving?
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Bowles said he had not considered benching Fitzpatrick, who has been unable to generate any sustained drives but remains entrusted with rescuing a season careening toward irrelevance.
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These NEOs are orbiting the sun, but they move faster than Earth and their orbits are less stable, so they could potentially come careening in our direction.
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You want to have tweaked gravity so you can do perfect, careening-through-mid-air dunks, but instead it's quite low and the rim is too obtrusive.
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It's possible, in other words, to start a tech company that runs more like a normal business than a debt-fueled rocket ship careening out of control.
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On an August morning in 2202 Rhonda Firestack-Harvey and two of her girlfriends were enjoying the warm day until 2628 cars came careening up her driveway.
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After a brief flurry of fiscal stimulus to stop the economy from careening into the abyss, they got a round of automatic budget cuts called the sequester.
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At the other end of the court, players from Idaho's Lewis-Clark State practiced — and missed — several wild dunk attempts, the balls careening high into the air.
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The first two seasons seemed to propel themselves forward thanks to forceful, momentous stories, careening towards destruction in a way that still managed to feel tightly controlled.
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Gwen is a different singer on every track, purring demurely before careening into a melodic scream; emitting effervescent gasps and sighs before trying her hand at rapping.
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Concerns over the coronavirus' impact on corporate earnings and the global economy sent stocks careening lower this week, spooking near-term traders and long-term investors alike.
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Political Memo A careening open-mic act in the East Room of the White House ended a string of fevered and bizarre days in Washington and Iowa.
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After that, I grew overconfident and tried to do basic stuff like steer and wave at pedestrians, maneuvers that sent me careening into bushes and onto the sidewalk.
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Suspended in my saddle—a sort of swing-meets-diaper—I try to maneuver around a thick branch and accidentally send myself careening away from the craggy trunk.
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Click here to view original GIFRemember that feeling of terror when a five-year-old version of you climbed aboard your tricycle before careening down a giant hill?
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Videos from the company's tests show child-sized dummies careening far outside the boundaries of the booster seat, where a child's head, neck and spine would be vulnerable.
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Honestly at this point, odds are if a giant asteroid was careening towards Earth, we'd all die while some old guys in suits bickered in a back room.
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The directive aims to keep satellites, space stations, and debris from careening into each other as they orbit the Earth at tens of thousands of miles per hour.
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Silent when ace Dallas Keuchel got crushed, the orange-clad fans erupted over and over as the Astros sent balls careening all around -- and out of -- the park.
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His instrumentation leans on strings, percussive interludes, and his signature whistling, which can bring a song into happier focus or send it careening off into a despondent aside.
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Still: Infinitude by Canadian filmmaker Scott PortingaleIn Infinitude, abstract, geometrical shapes condense into stars, which explode into supernovae, sending an asteroid careening through space towards a nascent Earth.
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Round one saw Maldonado survive an early onslaught from the Russian, only to turn the tables by sending his foe careening to the mat in a dazed heap.
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Kansas City is careening in the opposite direction, losing seven of its last nine games to drop 4 1/2 games behind Minnesota for the second wild card.
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The 3-track EP captures the variation Zonneveld is known for and kicks off with "Sharp Bust," a careening, true techno number with detuned horns and whirring rushes.
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NTSB chairman Robert Sumwalt has said the agency is examining security camera footage from a local jail that showed the plane careening downward minutes before its planned landing.
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"President Trump has thrown a temper tantrum and now has us careening toward a 'Trump shutdown' over Christmas," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said on the Senate floor.
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His life in Australia, where distance swimmers can become celebrities on a par with N.F.L. quarterbacks in the United States, started careening out of control several years ago.
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The double punch — with the coronavirus hitting crude demand and failed OPEC talks sparking a supply-side price war — sent crude careening to its worst day since 1991.
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Winter sports fans might say the majesty of the mountains, the clarity of the air, the rush of careening down a tricky piste, swishing from side to side.
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Watching without access to polling data, you might have imagined that this was some sort of wild careening mess of a primary race, when really it's remarkably consolidated.
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If the spending numbers are agreed to, lawmakers could concentrate on tackling other issues like immigration and infrastructure rather than careening from one budget crisis to the next.
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To some around here, it's reminiscent of what happened last February, when a tangle with Washington Wizards center Marcin Gortat sent Pachulia careening into Kevin Durant's left knee.
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She was crucially, completely unashamed of who she was, talking openly about her mental breaks, the psychotic episodes that would send her careening and land her in clinics.
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On Wednesday, 66 MPH winds broke the massive boat free from the dock it was tied to, sending it careening into Urk's quaint little harbor, the NL Times reports.
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For most of last year, it looked like the United States and North Korea were careening toward a potentially catastrophic war, a conflict that would've also involved South Korea.
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Stories careening around the web over the past few days have sounded the alarm about an "invasion" of polar bears on an archipelago at the northern reaches of Russia.
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But his latest, Manhunt, which premieres on Netflix on May 4th, has a moment when a careening car approaches a dovecote filled with birds ready for their big moment.
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Livschitz rose to prominence in 2012 with his breakout work Buenos Aires Inception Park, which featured a packed roller coaster careening up and down buildings in his native city.
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The driver who killed her — and severely injured her best friend, Emma, and Emma's mom after sending their car careening head-on into a tree — has never been identified.
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It's the sound of the wheels starting to wobble before flying off entirely, careening into self-loathing and loneliness, before eventually coasting to a quieting halt, 12 songs later.
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But with Makonnen a conversation is comprised of ideas that turn sharply in mid-sentence, following a straight path one minute before careening into an ideological abyss the next.
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His response when asked how dangerous global crises will end is "we'll see" -- an attitude that reflects his unpredictable nature and often misplaced confidence he can control careening events.
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Created by Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger, Vinyl was a careening louche-fest, with record executives snorting cocaine off mirrored tables and wearing pants that lowered their sperm count.
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But I have a sinking feeling in my gut, just as I had on the eve of the Iraq war, that our president may be careening blindly toward war.
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The extreme, over-the-top hysteria in reaction to a question about citizenship on the 2020 U.S. census has sent the idea of reasoned discourse careening over a cliff.
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Newman was trying to hold off Hamlin and Ryan Blaney less than 403 yards from the finish when Blaney's car bumped his and sent him careening into the wall.
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In the new movie, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence reprise their roles as Miami buddy cops, careening through a plot that has something to do with a drug cartel.
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It seemed like Ivanka was going to assume some of the first lady portfolio, but right now she is too busy saving her brand from her father's careening debut.
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His every pout and blink and penetrating stare shows us the whirring cogs inside an unhinged mind, every loping step leading a careening train of thought into the world.
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When a car hit his bike and sent him careening into a nearby forest, his foot was shattered to the point that he would never walk on it again.
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Since announcing it had shelled out half a billion dollars for rights to stream "Seinfeld" starting in 22, Netflix's stock has been careening downward, highlighted by Friday's 6% drop.
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As we went careening past the false apocalypse of Y2K into a new era domineered by Steve Jobs and George W. Bush, our nation was at peak identity crisis.
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"It was careening in, bashing in to the stalls," he said of the large, black, Scania truck that eventually ground to a halt, Christmas decorations protruding from its smashed windscreen.
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A Charmin bear careening down from the top of your screen prompting you to click on its toilet paper roll for a discount code sounds more like a nightmare.[Digiday]
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Instead of choosing attacks from a menu as in other turn-based combat games, you slingshot your birds in classic Angry Birds fashion, sending them careening around tiny combat arenas.
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While the Cardinals have won 14 of 19 following a 214-21 start to the season, Miami is careening in the opposite direction - dropping 22 of its last 22 games.
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But as he was careening down the hill that Saturday, Liam crashed into the dirt, and his bike's handlebar cut through his jeans, causing a deep laceration on his thigh.
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In fact, one of Tre's signatures is that 2 Chainz finally figured out how to transpose the careening energy from his highest-profile guest spots into a slow, steady crescendo.
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It moved its many story lines along at breakneck speed, careening through multiple shocks and twists each episode with little of the plot-prolonging wheel-spinning endemic to the genre.
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We start to suspect that perhaps the wedding never happens, perhaps something finally goes wrong—even as we see the couple, back in the present, careening toward their big date.
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The accident that killed 27 and injured 38 on Monday was not just another tragedy for Nepal, a poor Himalayan country where vehicles careening off unpaved roads are not uncommon.
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"President Trump has thrown a temper tantrum and now has us careening towards a 'Trump shutdown' over Christmas," Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said on the Senate floor on Friday.
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Ms. Vanderbilt largely raised herself, a kind of emotional orphan careening from marriage to marriage before finding happiness with Wyatt Cooper, Mr. Cooper's father, a screenwriter and actor from Mississippi.
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The startup is battling Tesla — which has been careening from drama to drama over the last year — and is focusing first on an SUV and an all-electric pickup truck.
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As of April 30 — when Kalanick was still in charge and even though the company was careening from crisis to crisis — the mutual fund felt Uber was worth $317 million.
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The Monte Carlo had gone on a wild ride, careening through church grounds, fields and ditches, knocking over a street sign and ramming into a tree in someone's front yard.
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Careening camera angles and squeak-creak-crackle sound effects don't substitute for actual tension, and high-end cinematography (by Yves Bélanger, who gave "Brooklyn" its swanky sheen) doesn't replace imagination.
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But careening down an enchanted river aboard a giant cheesy puff with a pair of elves and some sentient legs, I had to admit I was having a great time.
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Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen has warned of a "careening crisis" and Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan declared last week that his agency has reached "a breaking point."
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Known for their careening three-wheeled carts, they terrorize pedestrians and sometimes dump their packages on doorsteps and desks with the delicacy of a restaurant employee tossing out yesterday's leftovers.
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The private fund that they counted on to pay those benefits has been slowly careening toward insolvency, as the coal mining industry that was supposed to pay into it collapsed.
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With confusing references careening from Manchester United to the Garuda and Nāga, the artist creates his own spectacle, while alluding to our adulation for spectacle in sports, pop, politics, and war.
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A new computer model developed by Brown University scientists suggests the ancient impact sent boulders careening across the moon's landscape, which bounced, rolled, and slid, forming the stripes we see today.
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The Proposal is making no such shift; instead, it's careening gleefully into a Black Mirror-esque world where men shop for women the same way they might shop for a suit.
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Before you get mental images of self-driving cars careening into crowds due to a dropped connection, you should know there's a wireless spectrum band (5.9 GHz) currently reserved for CAVs.
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Click here to view original GIFThe attempted thief then jumps out of the car without putting it in park, sending the car careening into traffic with Smith still on the hood.
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Starting with his gratuitous and disturbing slap at Ghazala Khan, the Gold Star mother who appeared at the Democratic National Convention, Trump has been careening from one unsettling comment to another.
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When many other unions were quiet, it was the flight attendants who were most vocal, through Sara, about the dangers that the system was careening toward if the shutdown wasn't stopped.
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It's three minutes of strung out guitars and drums careening in and out of surf punk melodies, with Folick relinquishing her last fuck as her voice swoops from sweet to unhinged.
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The Patriots will review the film and lament all the deficiencies — 14 penalties, five consecutive punts, 30 percent efficiency on third down — that conspired to send them careening into unfamiliar territory.
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For 8-year-old Ella Maners, the highlights of a week at summer camp were playing Pictionary by drawing in shaving cream with her toes and careening down a water slide.
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GIF: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Being able to ride along as you send a Hot Wheels car careening through a crash course no human driver would ever survive is a lot of fun.
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During that tumultuous period, he said, the protests of the Vietnam War era and later the trauma of the Watergate scandal were moments when politics appeared to be careening off the rails.
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When Ferrari first put the California moniker to one of its cars in 29, it did so with images Hollywood stars casually careening a bright-red roadster along sunny, beach-side highways.
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Now that photos of Markle's wedding dress are careening around the internet, bridal brands will leap into action to determine which elements of the gown they should incorporate into their latest designs.
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We're premiering Burgess' shoegazer "Many Clouds" that boasts MBV's own Debbie Googe on bass and The Horrors' Josh Hayward giving his best distorted, careening Kevin Shields riffs so yes, it's extremely good.
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And while it feels airless in a way that ultimately makes me love it less than some of Anderson's weirder, messier, more careening fare, I find myself thinking about it a lot.
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Leo Ashline's dizzy vocals and Shaun Ringsmuth's harrowing noise work compete for limited air, edging each other out in a careening push and pull that feels like a tense fight for survival.
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Have we not spent the best part of this millennium recklessly careening from one avoidable disaster after another without a solitary pause for thought, all on the advice of an Elvis sample?
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Horizon Zero Dawn has something new to say about the post-Doomsday Earth, which is no small feat in a crowded apocalyptic market that seems to be careening uncomfortably close to reality.
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But one thing I absolutely expect of earbuds with "run" in the name is the ability to reliably jog, run, or walk quickly without them careening out of side of my head.
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The reporter is KTVU's Alex Savidge -- who was doing a routine live shot with his back to the street when two cars collided -- a Toyota came careening right at him VERY FAST.
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The matatu vans that serve as the city's public transportation system are careening through streets jammed with traffic, and the roadside stands stacked with fresh vegetables are once again busy with customers.
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Separately, the Wall Street Journal quoted sources as saying Honeywell International and Airbus had agreed to develop an integrated system to keep jetliners from careening off the ends of runways during landings.
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This eruption was possibly triggered by vast amounts of interstellar gas falling in on the black hole, or a massive burst of star formation which sent shockwaves careening through the galactic center.
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One more misstep by the Blackhawks and the Kings, perennial favorites who have represented the Western Conference in the last four Cup finals, will send them careening out of the first round.
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Webbers Falls had a scare last week that made national news, after floodwaters broke two barges loose from their moorings and sent them careening toward a dam just upstream from Webbers Falls.
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But Trump has yet to heed such advice, frequently careening from one topic to another, including building a southern border wall, draining the swamp and locking up his 2016 rival, Hillary Clinton.
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But the past week has felt like Trump's White House is careening from one crisis to the next, reacting to the controversy du jour and unable to string together positive news cycles.
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But that would still mean that we'd be careening towards a vote on the articles of impeachment at either as early o'clock in the morning or Saturday afternoon when the Senate reconvenes.
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Juno, careening toward Jupiter at more than 160,000 miles per hour (25,750 kph), over 200 times the speed of sound, has been programmed to fire its braking rocket at 11:18 p.m.
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One of my darkest moments came with the news that a dear childhood friend of Nic's died after getting high and careening headlong into a cement wall after losing control of his motorcycle.
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You have no way of telling when you'll get in a car accident and go careening off into a lake, or when you'll run out of gas in the middle of the night.
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Listening back to all six minutes of it now—hearing Prince tell a story about death and devastation and lingering midwinter agony over careening guitars and sinuous keys—it's difficult to see why.
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With tight races careening toward their November finish lines, don't miss your shot to influence the issues that matter most to young people, like the minimum wage, immigration policies, and student-debt reform.
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Bridget ends up getting where she wants to be not by walking the path that's expected of her, but by careening drunkenly all over the path before tumbling gracelessly over the finish line.
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There's the kind of light social media stalking we all indulge in from time to time, and then there's the kind of extreme social media stalking that sends lives careening off the rails.
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When Pence appeared to rebuff the kiss attempt, Trump was seen pursing his lips in the air inches away from Pence's cheek — an awkward metaphor for a convention that kept careening off-script.
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You'll be sliding a four-by-four around the muddy landscape of Madagascar, and careening through a crowded seaside town while pursued by armored cars spitting bullet-hell death in your general direction.
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As you can see in the profanity-laden video above, once Hughes reached his maximum altitude, his rocket did a little 180 and started careening toward the center of our definitely-round planet.
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And, as Beijing tightens its grip on Hong Kong, the future they see careening towards them is that of an authoritarian mainland China with curbs on the freedoms and rights they now enjoy.
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And, as Beijing tightens its grip on Hong Kong, the future they see careening toward them is that of an authoritarian mainland China with curbs on the freedoms and rights they now enjoy.
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"We need something fiscally responsible legislation...that show[s] the people this is just not a nominal action, but a legitimate concern about the careening fiscal debt and the yearly deficits," Walker said.
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The yield on the benchmark 21.8-year Treasury note was poised for its largest weekly rally since November 225 as investors checked prior concerns that the U.S. was careening toward an economic downturn.
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His careening back and forth with reporters Wednesday, which weighed in at a whopping 6,000 words when transcribed, helps explain why his White House rarely focuses long enough to get big things done.
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Well, that and the fact that he's a stage director, careening his way through a flourishing career, day-drunk on the vodka he mixes into his bottles of Diet Coke in the morning.
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But there's a real possibility that last week was a pivotal moment in human history, the moment when an irresponsible leader sent the whole world careening off to hell in a golf cart.
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But what it does is provide a substantial and easily understood answer when someone asks the perfectly natural question of what an autonomous vehicle will do when it is careening toward a pedestrian.
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His 40 days of careening from one crisis to another, many of them self-created, had sowed deep doubts about his leadership not only among Democrats and independents but even among many Republicans.
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" Zeid, comparing the leadership role of a U.S. president to a bus driver, said: "I almost feel that the President is driving the bus of humanity and we're careening down a mountain path.
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It is difficult to analyze these things he has said, as they are less things than disconnected fragments of things, lurching about and careening off one another in a kind of linguistic demolition derby.
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In particular, the Thwaites and Pine Island glaciers near the Amundsen Sea are of utmost concern because they possess the ability to destabilize the entire ice sheet, setting off a careening chain of events.
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Led by the invective vocals of Lauren Gerig, who sings in English and Spanish, the Brooklyn four-piece bust an urgent and pissed punk that sounds like it's careening through a plate glass window.
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Obdulia's video appears to show her driving down the highway while she raps along to a song playing in her car before then careening off the road, as screams are heard in the background.
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If you're as bad at ping-pong as I am, you know that angling the paddle in the slightest way can send the ball careening wildly off to a dusty corner of the room.
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Click here to view original GIFThere is perhaps nothing more American than careening down a massive slip 'n slide at a former Olympic park wearing a stars and stripes flag cape and a helmet.
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Last season's trip to the Eastern Conference finals seems to be a lifetime ago for the Ottawa Senators, who are in the throes of a horrid slump that has them careening down the standings.
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In the cold open, we see Mickey careening around a convenience store, downing whipped cream, huffing from its empty canister, slapping shaving cream on her armpits, shaking baby powder down her flannel pajama pants.
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As Leffen was readying his up special to get back on the stage, Hungrybox came in with a hit and a perfect don special rest to send Leffen careening to his death in style.
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But with less than a week to go before the South Carolina primary, it is becoming increasingly clear that Donald Trump, like a massive truck careening down an interstate, is bound by no lane.
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Today, that work has culminated in his first full-length statement, Solano Canyon OST, a careening, off-kilter soundtrack to the time he's spent in the LA neighborhood that gives the record its title.
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Washington (CNN)As lawmakers return to Washington after Thanksgiving, Congress is careening toward a spending fight over President Donald Trump's campaign promise of a border wall that threatens to trigger a partial government shutdown.
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Almost exactly a decade ago, as the Federal Reserve worked to stabilize a careening stock market, overleveraged banks, and underwater mortgage lenders, it made a decision that helped fundamentally reshape the global energy industry.
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Alexei Ramirez hit a sharp bouncing ball down the first-base line that hit once in front of the base and then appeared to go directly over the bag before careening into foul territory.
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A 70-foot rocket was strapped beneath its left wing, and about 30 minutes after takeoff jet pilot Kelly Latimer released the rocket and sent it careening to the desert floor 35,000 feet below.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - At least 32 people were killed when a tour bus crashed near Taipei on Monday night, with television footage showing the bus careening toward a road barrier before flipping on its side.
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The camera follows the chair careening through the air and while we don't see it land, the chair plunges very close to the Gardiner Expressway—a multi-lane highway that runs through downtown Toronto.
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But some seem to think Flores might have hopped off the highway to avoid paying a toll, careening into one of archaeology's greatest mysteries so he wouldn't have to cough up a few bucks.
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National leaders promised extraordinary interventions in economies that seemed to be careening into recession, in the harshest test of governments' ability to keep things afloat since the 2008 financial crisis, if not much longer.
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The pandemic, which has infected tens of thousands of people in more than 100 countries, has sent the market careening downward over the past few weeks — despite occasional reversals on bits of promising news.
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Republicans may privately grit their teeth at President Trump's incessant tweets, careening foreign policy, daily distractedness, and perhaps even evidence of some kind of collusion between his campaign and Russia in the 2016 election.
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One day when he was in third grade, something happened at school and he got very upset, and was crying and careening around, and his teacher told him to sit down and he didn't.
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As a chaotic first round unfolded Thursday night, careening toward the Jets' selection at No. 20, and Maccagnan surveyed the players available, it would have been difficult for him not to address a deficiency.
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With the rookie struggling and the season careening toward 217-223, Taylor reversed course and went back to Dalton, who made the difference in front of the smallest crowd in Paul Brown Stadium history.
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Another restriction is that one cannot turn a turntable while a beaver is on it, thus depriving visitors the glee of sending the animals careening off the tracks across the miniature swamp and forest landscape.
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There had been hints for years that Russia was quietly scouting potential replacements for Assad, whose heavy-handed response to 2011 protests had sent his country careening into a civil war that endangers Russian interests.
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But in the end, the overall film feels haphazard, like it's careening wildly down the street, shouting information at you and hoping you can keep up, all thanks to its awkwardly edited leaps of logic.
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When a car goes sliding out of control in the school parking lot, careening towards Bella, Edward intervenes, running to her at lightning speed and stopping the vehicle with his hands, setting off alarm bells.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The escalating trade war between the United States and China is careening toward a "cold war or geopolitical war" that will reverberate around the world, a senior executive at Alibaba Group (BABA.
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His casual dishonesty, his policy laziness, and his lack of self-awareness would mean four years of a careening pin-ball journey that would ricochet from missteps to crisis to misunderstandings to clarifications to retractions.
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With all the focus understandably on Hiccup, no one was able to get a clear view of anyone in the car that the cat came careening out of, or the license plate of the vehicle.
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The trailer finds her careening back down to Earth from what looks like a spaceship, plowing straight through the roof of a Blockbuster—which still exist, given that Captain Marvel is set in the 1990s.
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If Instagram museums show that we're careening towards the end of civilization, perhaps suffusing generational vapidity with the techniques of mindfulness and messages of social justice is keeping us from falling off of the edge.
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For about two years, the bitcoin community has been careening towards the possibility of a fork that would split the network into two versions; one that will support the code change, and another that won't.
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The President's careening news conference in the lobby of Trump Tower on Tuesday left him deep in a race controversy of his own making, pushing him closer to the white nationalist fringe of American politics.
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Earlier in the week he was seen careening down the Ayung River in a red raft, a yellow helmet in place, and the ever-worsening rhetoric aimed his direction by Trump half the world away.
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Although this is a 21st century franchise, "Ironman" Robert Downey Jr. was a big '80s figure as well, and if you followed his careening career path this clue might come across as a little meta.
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Careening from one budget crisis to another has eroded the capabilities of our government on everything from national defense to the delivery of social services and unfortunately has become the norm rather than the exception.
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On Motörhead, Overkill, Ace of Spades, Bomber, and the live album, No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith, Clarke's frantic riffs and careening solos helped to forge one of the most recognizable and relentless sounds in heavy music.
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She liked abrupt transitions and careening from the first to third person — from embodying a character to handling her like a doll ("the body is thin, undersized almost," she wrote in "The Lover," describing herself).
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A later brush with death at the hands of Connor's muscle, the Swede, sends Moore and Kreizler's carriage careening off a bridge after their driver is shot to death; both men escape with their lives.
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Inconsistency on guns and the economy Trump's careening rhetoric also revealed another characteristic of his presidency -- a lack of policy coherence and consistency from one day to the next on the nation's top political issues.
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Meanwhile, I have a premonition I'll be writing something similar to this piece in 10 to 15 years, when rental jetpacks dumped on park benches start careening their customers into power lines and office towers.
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Careening around Europe and the Middle East as well as South Asia and the United States through a singular year, she deliberately juxtaposes the intimate and the ephemeral with immensely consequential political and diplomatic developments.
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While policy makers are meeting in Bonn to hammer out the rules under the landmark Paris Climate Agreement, it turns out that the world is careening further and further away from the Paris temperature goals.
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He makes a fine case for it on The Lillywhite Sessions, combining the easy pop-rock of "Diggin' a Ditch" and the lovelorn easy listening of "Grace Is Gone" with abrasive interludes and careening jazz stretches.
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When the stock market is in a correction and careening toward a bear market like it is now, history shows there are certain stocks that get hit the hardest and the least during those tumultuous periods.
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There are extraordinary sequences that follow Cleo as she navigates the careening bustle of Mexico City in the early 1970s, the frame teeming with detail that suggest hundreds of different stories that surround Cleo's singular tale.
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The increasingly acrimonious trade dispute has rattled investors who fear that the countries are careening dangerously down a track that will badly damage global supply lines and put the brakes on an already slowing world economy.
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But the more glaring proof is that the wealthy already enjoy an outrageous amount of control over our politics and are careening the planet toward catastrophe, doubling down on investments in the stuff that's killing us.
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Most of those killed I am told were just riding their bicycles and were hit from behind by this careening truck that came down on them and smashed them and squashed them and ran over them.
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Image: WikimediaIf the fact that the Earth is careening toward a sixth mass extinction event makes you uncomfortable, good news: it turns out, the biosphere may have rebounded "quickly" after the worst mass extinction in history.
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The X52 will have exclusive access to a 'Pulse Ram' that sends opponents careening off the track, while the Freewheel can activate a 'Gravity Trap' that causes other drivers to completely lose control of their vehicles.
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But something in their vaporous and otherworldly take on techno tropes felt it more more bound to the sky than street, a heavenly and untethered version of the skittering and careening sounds they'd issued on their own.
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Audiences responded in kind with unabashed and unparalleled enthusiasm, racing out to see a small army of superheroes repeatedly saving the world in a year in which it felt like the world was perpetually careening into disaster.
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Although the spectacle of this airship careening into fans below isn't quite the explosive spectacle of some new age Hindenburg, it's a visual anecdote for why the FAA isn't too thrilled about flying big drones over people.
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The Virtual Telescope Project, a series of robotic and remotely-controlled telescopes run by astronomer Gianluca Masi of the of the Bellatrix Astronomical Observatory in Italy, managed to capture stunning footage of 2016 VA careening toward us.
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If Trump did just fire Comey in a fit of pique, he may damage himself politically and foster impressions that his administration is in disarray but he's unlikely to find himself careening down a dangerous legal slope.
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For much of their career, they were concerned only with entertaining themselves, and with that came a careening sense of exploration that was informed almost entirely by their own ill-advised and nihilistic outlook on the world.
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There are all the hallmarks of post-punk with guitars clanging and unexpectedly careening throughout, booming bass, and off-kilter time signatures, but it's done so unorthodoxically it feels like they are happily ripping apart the genre.
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Even if he had a good ear for sound advice, and the patience required to follow it, he is surrounded by amateurs and opportunists who send him endlessly careening between contradictory goals and various tactical dead ends.
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This emphasis on the game's many vehicles — planes, tanks, horses — teaches the fundamentals of the multiplayer mode, where teams scrimmage in yawning valleys, mountains, villages, and castles with military craft zipping overheard or careening through the streets.
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Iraqi security forces moved Saturday to take ground back from anti-government demonstrators in Baghdad, forcing a confrontation that turned violent and filled the streets with careening vehicles rushing the wounded to first aid stations and hospitals.
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Everything in David O. Russell's 2012 romantic comedy of Philadelphian mental patients feels dangerously close to careening out of control: The movie is both nervous and dangerous, in a way that still feels revolutionary five years later.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — After coming to office vowing to solve two very different nuclear crises, President Trump finds himself in a bind familiar to his predecessors: careening toward a confrontation with Iran and stalemated with North Korea.
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Last year, ProPublica, BuzzFeed, and others published investigations about Amazon delivery drivers careening into vehicles and pedestrians as they attempted to complete their demanding routes, which are algorithmically generated and monitored via an app on drivers' phones.
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The answer lies in a breakneck production cycle in which the leaves are plucked, sorted, bundled, and shipped in wildly careening pickup trucks to distribution centers in Nairobi, 180 miles away, in just a few chaotic hours.
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Judging by his Thursday press conference, President Trump's mental state is like a train that long ago left freewheeling and iconoclastic, has raced through indulgent, chaotic and unnerving, and is now careening past unhinged, unmoored and unglued.
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A day after Sunday's predawn wreck, state police also released new details about the crash sequence, revealing that the bus struck the highway's center barrier before veering to the right shoulder and careening up a steep embankment.
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While Fahy's co-star Aisha Dee — whom you may know as Kat Edison — is "so upset" to realize the Bold Type crew is careening towards wrapping up its 10-episode third season, there is a silver lining here.
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PEOPLE was not immediately able to confirm the authenticity of footage, but it appears to show Obdulia driving down the highway, rapping along to a song, before careening off the road as screams are heard in the background.
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Aviv Ovadya "At the time, it felt like we were in a car careening out of control and it wasn't just that everyone was saying, 'we'll be fine' — it's that they didn't even see the car," he said.
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As Cleo — the domestic worker for a Mexico City family in the early 1970s, a setting that's based on Cuarón's own childhood — Aparicio delivers a quiet yet incandescent performance, keeping the sprawling film from careening out of control.
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A few days before Musk sent his army of fanboys into a tizzy with a CGI video of Teslas careening on high-speed electric sleds through underground tunnels, Uber was tickling our utopian fancies with a different vision.
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Thankfully, Oye ended up mostly fine because he was wearing an inflatable avalanche backpack and managed to pull it as he was careening down the mountain—you can see how the inflatable bag buoyed him above the avalanche.
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The Walking Dead is back after its traditional midseason break, careening toward the conclusion of the "All Out War" saga and the end of the feud between Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and his archnemesis Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan).
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Chris Mutsvangwa hailed the military's overnight move as the "correction of a state that was careening off a cliff" and said the military administration would usher in a "better business environment" after years of disinvestment and economic decline.
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The third song from to be released from the album is the title track, an extremely classic-sounding ripper that sends squealing Satriani-esque guitar solos and Riley Gale's snarling rants careening into the listener's way like debris.
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There is a sense that a presidency based on the volcanic temperament of a commander in chief who adores risk and disdains history, briefings and fact is careening out of control, setting up an even more chaotic 2019.
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They reacted by careening cars into one another on highways, pushing their children into storm drains for protection and phoning their loved ones to say goodbye — until a second message, 20103 minutes later, acknowledged it was an error.
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In the middle of the constant hubbub and hoopla, with mindlessness careening full speed ahead, Humphrey made works — at once retinal and tactile — that allude to "frontal space," as he put it in an interview with Amy Baker.
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Why the limousine ended up at that spot — speeding down a mile-long hill, across a busy highway, clipping a parked car and hitting two pedestrians before careening into an overgrown creek bed — is one of many mysteries.
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If you think an electric stroller is overkill, then you've never walked down a steep hill while holding on to 60 pounds of stroller and kid, terrified that a trip will send your little one careening into traffic.
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The clammy end-stage Rudolph Giuliani currently butt-dialing reporters and nodding out in cigar bars certainly fits with Trump's careening personal sloppiness and unseemly thirst for attention, but trades Trump's plummy savoir-faire for spittle and sozzle.
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Our own devices distract us, others' devices spy on us, social media companies poison public discourse, new wired objects violate our privacy, and all of this contributes to a general sense of runaway change careening beyond our control.
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But soon enough, they lose their bearings amid the labyrinthine cacophony of the internet, which is depicted by the directors Rich Moore and Phil Johnston as an impossibly busy, multilayered cityscape of brands, emojis and careening message bubbles.
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So if you've got a drunken guest who's careening towards a cliff edge, you're more likely than not to have a host nearby who, without breaking that narrative, is going to find a way to gently steer them back.
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One of these combos, which occurred in the final seconds of the first round, sent Cowboy careening to the canvas in a moment that, were it not for the end of the round, would have been ruled a knockout.
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Heralded for his solid work at the Department of Homeland Security, Kelly was brought on as chief of staff last summer to restore order to a West Wing that was careening out of control due to an unmanaged President.
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Then Fred had to watch as the tow truck tried to lower his vehicle onto the street below, freeing it from its vertical purgatory, only to have the cable break and send the car careening into a trash can.
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Headlines warn us that we're careening toward a global financial crisis uglier than 2008, and the stock market has seen some of its worst days in history recently, as a new virus rips across the world and paralyzes economies.
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Which is why, when I hear Fox News' flag-waving commentators claiming that those who don't support Trump in his careening around the Middle East are being unpatriotic, I want to burst out laughing, because it is so pathetic.
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Because as you tag along on another wild nighttime ride, and yet one more life-or-death race, the family's careening ambulance seems like an emblem both of their reality and of your own whiplashing position as a viewer.
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But despite all the chaos and the truly disturbing actions he's taken since "Divorce" sent him careening over the edge — even literally, eventually — I can't deny that watching Forrest MacNeil: Malfunctioning Robot has been a way more memorable ride.
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That sentiment plays out for the rest of the album; careening up with temporal satisfaction before plunging down again into reality often in the form of forgiveness, from both whomever Clark's narrator is (her?) or unknown love interest(s
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The world is careening towards an environment never experienced before by humans, with the temperature of the air and oceans breaking records, sea levels reaching historic highs and carbon dioxide surpassing a key milestone, a major international report has found.
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Planets have been discovered in such systems , but just how long they can remain in their orbits before gravitational interactions send them crashing into one of their host stars, or careening out into interstellar space, remains a topic of considerable debate.
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After careening from landmark to landmark (Ilana tailing her in covert disguises with frenetic glee), Abbi finds her best friend waiting for her at a cheap chain barbecue place with a tray of chicken fingers and her own cardboard effigy.
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The victims have included a 21.7-year-old boy killed by an unlicensed driver steps from his home and a 210-year-old man who was hit out of nowhere by a careening car that was captured in a horrifying video.
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Instead of careening down a mountain where they're dodging branches, roots, and trees, riders tackling the 2016 urban downhill mountain bike track in Taxco, Guerrero, Mexico, have to navigate narrow alleyways, stairs, and fans screaming in their face at every corner.
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Alonso clipped one of the Haas cars at high speed going into turn three of his 18th lap and the impact sent the Spaniard's McLaren careening into a barrier before it flipped, rolled and flew end-over-end into another barrier.
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Which isn't that tricky if you're trying to film a spider rolling up a fly into a little ball, perhaps, but it's a very different kettle of orcas when you're talking about large animals careening along the savannah at 55 mph.
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Roark scored the Nationals' first run in the third, when he hit a leadoff triple — his bloop landed just fair down the right field line and skipped past Nimmo instead of careening into the seats — and scored on Wilmer Difo's double.
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If these traits sound familiar, it may be because the men who sent Britain careening into the catastrophe of Brexit—David Cameron, Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage—are all products of elite boarding schools, notorious symbols of social and economic inequality.
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Michael Avenatti, a brash and media savvy California lawyer who has been careening from one Trump administration brush fire to another, produced a statement from a woman alleging that Judge Kavanaugh in high school attended parties where women were gang raped.
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Sometimes as a passenger in an S.U.V. facing an oncoming minibus crammed with people and careening madly down the wrong side of the road (the right lane) and trying to switch to the right side (the left) at the last minute.
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The vehicle was careening wildly along the hillside edge of the road, the worn tires of the left side of the van about to drop off the guardrail-less side of the road into the abyss and deep valley alongside.
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At an age when most children are careening across the living room, 2-year-old Cillian was stuck, held back by a genetic condition that delays his physical and cognitive development and a Catch-22 requirement from his family's insurance provider.
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But the real reason they won is that when they kicked off their performance by sending a shadowy fifth woman careening backward into space — a clear reference to ex-Fifth Harmony member Camila Cabello ditching the group — they won my heart.
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Our company's reputation was careening out of control, and we had no idea how to stop the damage — or slow the seemingly endless torrent of social media posts that were berating us for our ties to the world's largest polluter.
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The program's big band will present Composition No. 55, a showpiece from "Creative Orchestra Music 1976" that tips a hat to the work of Duke Ellington and Charles Mingus, while also reveling in Mr. Braxton's idiosyncratic vamps and quickly careening melodies.
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After the protest wore itself out and Alex Jones and his tank stopped careening through the streets, the group I was with got word that an (unarmed) spectator had been arrested for wearing a bandana over her face for warmth.
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" Trump sent a meeting with Democrats on infrastructure careening off the rails Wednesday, chewing out Democratic leaders and abruptly ending the meeting after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) accused him an hour before of engaging in a "cover-up.
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A road trip to Venice somehow involved us careening down the mountain passes of the Dolomites during the foggy, muddy spring season, each insisting that the other would be responsible for what seemed to be a clearly imminent catastrophic accident.
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Still, senior White House officials, in public and in private, say they can't predict what the President will do to address what Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen says is a "careening" crisis over a spike in migrants flocking to the border.
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After dominating the first two rounds of this light heavyweight showdown, Christensen sealed the deal in the third, sending his foe careening to the mat with a perfectly timed uppercut, and polishing him off with a hellacious barrage of ground and pound.
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I'm not here for a future where I have to look up into the sky and see a glitched-out Amazon delivery drone careening toward a power line, hoping that a massive bird of prey is up to the task that day.
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The chipmaker continued its tumble Wednesday following an earnings report that sent the stock careening Tuesday after the bell, dragging the VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF (SMH) down nearly 2% at $121.30 as it became the ETF's worst-performing stock of the day.
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The coal miners' pension funds have been careening toward insolvency, the savings that paid for their black lung operations and cancer treatments are on the cusp of running dry, and the US is now poised to renege on its pledge to protect them.
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Then the two somehow de-orbited, on accident or maybe even on purpose — it's possible SpaceX used the rocket to send the pair careening toward Earth, since Zuma was not designed to live in orbit with a rocket strapped to its back.
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If people know one track of Weezy's, it's this one, and their impression of him is as it should be: He is an otherworldly, mischief-making, sex-crazed sprite, popping bottles and careening through hip-hop as he remakes it in his image.
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It did terribly on hills (as expected), and on downhill slopes, it seems to purposefully engage the electric brake to keep you from careening out of control, which is a nice safety touch I sometimes wish wasn't there so I could coast.
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BUT IT STRUCK ME IN READING THE BOOK THAT YOU'RE ACTUALLY MUCH HARDER ON YOURSELF THAN YOU ARE ON THE GUYS AT LEHMAN, WHO PUT YOU INTO THE CFO ROLE, THEN KIND OF IGNORED YOUR ADVICE AND SENT THE FIRM CAREENING INTO BANKRUPTCY.
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The mechanics of a lot of earnings calls are generally pretty meh, unless Elon Musk is on the phone and he talks about how sending a car careening into an asteroid belt is a metaphor for a company's ability to meet production targets.
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From the eyeless wooden horse careening wildly on its puppet hooves to the huge speakers eerily turning below a black umbrella atop the caravan, the installation is what it might look and sound like if David Lynch staged a Punch and Judy show.
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Careening and swirling around the Motor City precision of their percussion parts, they play the part of assembly-line delinquents, attaching parts where they aren't exactly meant to go but sorta fit anyway, getting lifted on toxic fumes, splashing around in corrosive chemicals.
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Upstream of Houston during Harvey, the 26,13-acre Addicks and Barker Reservoirs, built from ranchland in the 1930s to prevent floodwaters from careening into Houston, filled completely for the first time and had to be opened, causing flooding to thousands living nearby.
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It's chaotic in the most Indian of ways: small auto rickshaws careening past motorcycles carrying entire families, narrowly missing the rows of vendors selling tea, dried flowers, spices, bongo drums, T-shirts with sassy catchphrases, brightly colored combs and shiny plastic pinwheels.
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Between the careening pace of internet-era capitalism, the rise of comic book villains to prominent roles in national politics, and the fire and pestilence rained down by American-owned technology on foreign lands, it can certainly feel like the end times.
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Throughout the book, he offers up frank observations and hilarious, often self-deprecating anecdotes from his days as a wild young thing careening around London in search of heavy metal glory, and after that, as a successful pilot, solo artist, and businessman.
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Instead of pre-animating the characters, for example, the game uses ragdoll physics, the upshot of which is that even when you lose and come careening off the scooter, you are treated to some spectacular feast of floppy, head-over-toes carnage.
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Everywhere were wonderful reminders of our mortality: sheer 300-foot drops into saw-toothed river bottoms; eroding hillside ledges that slid away in our wake; Yugo-size cows with a knack for materializing around blind turns; and at road crossings, careening oil trucks.
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Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, the recently retired United Nations High Commissioner for human rights, likened Mr. Trump to a bus driver "careening down a mountain road with steep cliffs on either side," while in the back humanity hangs on for dear life.
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BALTIMORE — With Baltimore's baseball team careening through a dismal season, on pace to lose more than 22015 games for the first time since they became the Orioles in 249, its front office decided to dismantle the roster to build for the future.
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GENEVA — As President Trump prepares for his first overseas trip this week, his decision to make Saudi Arabia his first stop is prompting urgent appeals from humanitarian agencies to assist in the crisis in neighboring Yemen, which is careening toward a catastrophe.
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David Alce, a 53-year-old network engineer, was waiting at a traffic light at Yonge Street and Finch Avenue on his way to the park to enjoy a sunny day off when he saw a white van careening across the intersection.
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Even if they do not share Trump's ignorant, hateful impulses, even if they do not endorse his careening, incompetent governance, even if they do not countenance the grotesque corruption of his family and his administration, they support the coalition that enables those things.
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Fey has never had this sort of role before, one that requires her to be on screen the entire film, to carry the entire thing, to navigate its often wildly careening tones, to be funny and sympathetic and human and scared and all of it.
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Competitors approach the white start line next to each other and first do a burnout—drivers gun their vehicle in a stationary position to encase the tires in "pimp juice," an adhesive that warms the tires and helps keep cars from careening off the track.
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PEOPLE was not immediately able to confirm the authenticity of footage from the crash that was posted online, but it appears to show Sanchez driving down the highway, while she raps along to a song playing in her car, before then careening off the road.
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There were also some concerns (unclear how serious) that some hardcore Brexiteers or skeptics of Johnson's deal might vote for it on Saturday but then block or reject some of the implementing legislation, careening the UK toward a catastrophic no-deal exit on October 31.
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By -- for once -- landing the plane successfully, instead of careening off toward a mountain peak, he saved what could have been a rough Republican National Convention that highlighted, at times, the division within the party, Trump's campaign disorganization and Trump's lack of political insight.
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His voice is at odds with everything: the careening black and white lines of the walls around him, the purple light that hangs over the room, his reputation as an avant-garde musician, and the weight of the looping compositions that his audience expects.
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And he has co-authored dozens of peer-reviewed studies on the various benefits of supervised injection sites, which officials and advocates in cities across the US now use as evidence that they need to take a similar strategy in addressing their own careening crises.
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It was a song with a kind of emotional honesty that Wayne rarely showed, brought out by the careening power of Wayne's singing in Auto-Tune, which he did for six minutes, including four minutes of what was essentially an outro of him gurgling.
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No one is suggesting that James Dolan is a necessary cog in the Draft Night Experience, but as with all things Knicks, his likely absence is the chef-kisses-fingertips moment of a bumbling organization careening further into a ditch than previously believed possible.
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It not only sends Matt careening down a spiral of both self-discovery and self-doubt, but like you said, its surreal story unfolds against not just the backdrop of a lion sex cult (a phrase that's never gonna get old), but a nuclear crisis.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Thursday torpedoed a spending deal and sent the government careening toward a Christmastime shutdown over his demand of $5 billion for a wall on the southwestern border, refusing to sign a stopgap measure to keep funds flowing past midnight Friday.
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He sent fans pictures of Mad's gaptoothed mascot, Alfred E. Neuman, which he signed as Neuman in the script of "a sixth grader trying to forge his parents' signature on a bad report card while riding in a careening school bus," Mr. Ficarra said.
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The victims included a 10-year-old boy killed by an unlicensed driver steps from his home and a 52-year-old man who was hit seemingly out of nowhere by a careening car, in a collision that was captured in a startling video.
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The push and pull has left Trump careening at times from one extreme to another, and lawmakers said they would be watching carefully Tuesday night to see what version of the President -- an amenable negotiator or fiery showman -- delivered the State of the Union.
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But Capitol Hill aides say a key factor in whether they push to change gun laws is whether Trump -- who is prone to changing his mind on policy priorities and careening abruptly from one topic to another -- will remain focused this week on the issue.
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The most difficult task facing Infinity War is addressing all of the characters, motivations, subplots, and relationships that the Marvel Cinematic Universe has built up over the years without making it feel like an expository avalanche careening down a mountain to bury the audience below.
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On Friday, Mississippi's WTOL released a harrowing clip of one such person—a woman who managed to flip her car, send it careening into a nearby gas station, and then just crawl from the mangled husk of metal, strolling away like it was no big deal.
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Candidates are likely to highlight Trump's careening on Iran, where tensions have escalated to the brink of war; catatonic nuclear negotiations with North Korea, where two leader-level summits have secured no firm results; and the unilateral trade war against China, which is straining the U.S. economy.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - As Wells Fargo & Co enters the latest chapter in its long-running sales practices saga, Wall Street is trying to figure out how to make sense of new developments that do not affect profits very much but can send the bank's stock price careening.
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But what comes on screen is no brawler—it's Double Kick Heroes, a rhythm-action shooter in which you hit buttons to beat bass drums in time with rollicking hard-rock instrumentals, to keep hordes of beastly creatures from the back of a careening classic convertible.
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Usually when he gets in trouble, Trump is been able to whip up another outrage or drama to keep up the breakneck speed of a careening political career that needs incessant controversy and anger to ensure that no single drama lingers for sufficient time to derail it.
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He spent the week sulking and careening from fat-shaming Machado to slut-shaming her, shooting off a manic insomniac's witching-hour tweet storm that called Machado "disgusting" and the "worst Miss U" and encouraged his followers to "check out" an alleged "sex tape" and her past.
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Apophenia cultivates a real feeling of immediacy—"Avarice" blasts and howls with palpable urgency, careening by so fast you can almost hear drummer Jacques Johnson's bones rattling—but hasn't fully abandoned its morose doom impulses, or a newfound penchant for smatterings of black 'n' roll grooves.
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It feels, today, like these have been tweaked ever so slightly—and it's hard indeed to send him careening off a cliff edge unless you really mean it, thanks to some semi-sticky edges that'll have him spinning arms backwards to regain his balance upon reaching them.
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In just 24 hours, the president went from telling people filling up their pantries to just "relax," to acknowledging the economy might be careening toward a recession and warning the public they have a narrow window of 15 days to stop the spread of a lethal disease.
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" With the debate careening between billionaire loathing and billionaire self-love, Mr. Buttigieg warned against making voters "choose between a socialist who thinks that capitalism is the root of all evil and a billionaire who thinks that money ought to be the root of all power.
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Howard's repayment plan isn't simple — nothing in this careening, pinball game of a plot is — but it all revolves around a paperweight-size chunk of rock Howard has just received in the mail from Africa, containing several raw black opals: the uncut gems of the title.
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We're also short on Martells and the Martell-adjacent, following a coup in Dorne that does very little to course-correct that careening plot, but did give us this great one-liner: We've also lost characters in Mereen and Braavos simply by moving all the action to Westeros.
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From their low-key manner, you wouldn't necessarily think Pond crash through genres like a runaway car careening into a record store; speeding their way through songs that swell with psychedelia Technicolor, buzz with tight 80s-style synths and, most recently, have boldly moved into R&B territory.
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The constant fear is that, if someone doesn't knock on wood three times and spit in the devil's eye, or returns home for a forgotten thing and doesn't look in the mirror before leaving again, the world will go careening off its axis and everything will be terrible.
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Part of it is "the atomized, 24-second news cycle where the speed of digitized platforms and the compressed attention spans of the audience have us careening from one controversy and outrage to the next," says Kevin Madden, a veteran GOP strategist who worked on Mitt Romney's presidential campaign.
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The Centriphone's design promises to keep it held securely in place inside the rig, but should the handle that the four cables are tethered to slip out of your hand while you're careening down the side of a mountain, the survival of your device is in God's hands.
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As you can see, in 1988 you could take seemingly incongruous elements—the theme from Doctor Who and now-convicted paedophile Gary Glitter's "Rock and Roll"—weld them together, then just film a 22017 Ford Galaxie police car careening around the escarpments of Westbury for the video and—voila!
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He's downright scary—six and a half feet of lanky bone and sinew careening through the air at tremendous speed, and all conspiring to hurl a rather solid sphere of leather and string 60 feet and six inches through the air to home plate, and towards you. Anyway.
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The last time Mr. Biden ditched one of his own election night parties, he was careening toward a fifth-place finish in New Hampshire in mid-February, skipping out on a Nashua gathering to seek refuge in South Carolina and accept his election-night fate from a safe distance.
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Whitney Cohn, a mathematics teacher from Montebello, N.Y., was walking along the mall with her husband and two daughters, on the way back to their hotel after visiting a museum, when the van came careening through the crowd, throwing people aside like dolls as screams pierced the air.
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When you watch the 225-year-old Utah native behind the starting gate at the Pyeongchang Olympics in the coming days, look beyond his scruffy good looks and check out his jazzy helmet and goggles once he starts careening down the icy course at speeds up to 23.5 mph.
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Five rounds, pause, five rounds, pause; microscopic bits of the lands in her barrel flying out of her muzzle; and the red tracers streaming like lengths of glowing rope afire, fast at first then slow and peaceful in the deeper distance, then careening off at sharp angles when they hit a rock or for all he knew some kid's brain bucket, his helmet, a kid whose tracers were coming right back at Vollie reciprocally, but the N.V.A. tracers were green across the low almost-night sky, a field of arcing and suddenly careening red and green tracers, four invisible rounds between every tracer, the colors like Christmas lights, and the Hog Butcher jammed.
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"Do the Strand," a rip-roaring homage to dance crazes where barroom piano and careening guitar collide, is a metaphor for achieving greatness along the likes of endless references: the Sphinx, the Mona Lisa, Lolita, Picasso's Guernica… Roxy Music became masters of DIY grandeur, but not without examining its pitfalls.
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It's a theory that's become a ripe breeding ground for rom-com tropes: the drastic post-breakup haircut, nights spent rambling at friends or out careening on the pull, and just about anything a Katherine Heigl character would do in a melodramatic "eating ice cream out of the tub" montage.
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My personal time in the tube saw me careening into the walls repeatedly, struggling to interpret the four key hand signals that my guide and teacher imparted to me from his spot inside the tube with me—bend your legs, straighten your legs, put your chin up, and, of course, relax.
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Her husband, Sam Ray, has released one full-length, American Pleasure Club's album-of-the-year-worthy A Whole Fucking Lifetime of This; one careening 12-song tape of original new music; and a reworked version of his previously only half-released Ricky Eat Acid album am i happy, singing_.
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And so what happens then in that because it feels like things are careening apart, I think the last rule of this is ... The rule is life is a feast, take your seat at the table, but it's really about what happens ... Life is a banquet, most poor suckers are starving.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Lizzo's tiny purse stole the show at the American Music Awards And the award for best accessory goes to... The iconic Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons may not fly because of high winds If you think balloon Barney is terrifying now, he'd be even worse careening unfettered through Manhattan.
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To counter that blandness, local authorities sometimes decorate traffic circles, but some of their choices have come under fire as aesthetically questionable, like a giant yellow arm adorned with careening autos, which burned last year after Yellow Vest protesters set fire to the camp they had set up in its shadow.
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I'm going to drag myself and share that Smashing Pumpkins' "Stand Inside Your Love" stills remind me of my first proper boyfriend, when we were careening towards the end of secondary school and realizing that Nothing Would Ever Be the Same again (and that moving to different countries for uni spelled the end).
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As we watch Camille return to the claustrophobic community in which she grew up to report on a girl who's gone missing and another who's been murdered, careening between the professional and personal, the tension comes less from whether she'll make a mess than how much of a mess she'll end up making.
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He pulls out his phone to show a zany dance clip made by Polish visitors that begins with a car careening across a nearby bridge—known locally as the "bridge of death", because those who stood on it to watch flames from the reactor lick the sky received lethal doses of radiation.
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In 2012, Time magazine named Weinstein "The Most Powerful Man in Hollywood," noting he had transformed from "the tantrum-throwing blowhard of a few years ago, known for careening around town in his chauffeur-driven black Escalade, his hefty midsection straining his shirt's bottom buttons" to a producer with a softer side.
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"Solo" is another beautifully melodic mini-crisis, and the parallels between the acid tabs he drops at there could easily be the same ones he's tripping on while he rolls around on his bike, half in heaven, half in "Hades," enjoying the sound his wheels make while careening about his own mind.
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A rules official, Brad Gregory, who is the former P.G.A. of America rules chairman, was at Spieth's side advising him as he put the ball back in play on the path, which took quite a while because the path was strewn with puddles and bumps that sent Spieth's ball careening in different directions.
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"Clubbing Horoscopes" will open your third eye, give you valuable insight into your nightlife horizons, and help you temporarily forget that everyone—from you to your favorite DJ to that one hula-hooper at every Damian Lazarus afterparty—are on a giant, decaying rock careening towards death in the middle of outer space.
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Micheli's team is theorizing that small dust grains, which that typically litter the surface of comets, eroded during the course of 'Oumuamua's epic journey through interstellar space (we have no idea how old this object is, so who knows how long it's been careening through the Milky Way, which formed 13.5 billion years ago).
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It might be possible to send another human careening through the air in the same way as a ball, but it would have to be a very small person and its street practicality would only extend to targeting someone on the other side of a tall building Actual illustration from Jack Dempsey's 'Championship Fighting'.
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On Black's mark, the firing line erupted, and the shooting range alighted with what seemed like a million tracer streaks moving uncannily fast over the land, glancing off the far hillside and careening high into the sky, where they floated delicately for a moment before disappearing like dying fireflies among the first stars of night.
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When in political stress, attack the "other" — those dark forces that allegedly threaten our way of life — and pay no attention to the lack of legislative progress on ObamaCare or anything else, a careening crisis with a nuclear North Korea or the destruction of civilized life on an island territory of the United States.
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Because the budgetary process has become so mucked up and irrational, lurching from one continuing resolution to the next with the possibility of the government shutting down or the U.S. careening through its debt limit, it's hard for the public to keep track of what's frequently a rushed and closed door dead of night process.
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From the vantage point of Sutro Tower looking West, anyone can see the characteristically dense bank of fog careening towards the city from the sea, encapsulating the former sand dunes that now make up the ironically-named "Sunset" neighborhood, which is usually so inundated with fog that witnessing the sun going down is better done almost anywhere else.
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Early Wednesday morning, an MTA bus made a quick escape after its driver stepped outside, sending the empty vehicle careening backward down a Brooklyn street: Twitter user Candace McCowan posted a video of the runaway bus as it smashed into cars and crashed to a stop in front of a church, its helpless driver chasing after it.
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Sims boards the "Trump train" as if he's a voyager careening into an unknown land, and he can't seem to describe his experience without the aid of pop-culture allusions—The West Wing, To Kill a Mockingbird, and Mad Men—as if he's a character in a piece of fiction rather than an active participant in the real world.
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HOBOKEN, N.J. — A careening commuter train plowed through the barrier at the end of the tracks and crashed into a wall at a terminal here during the morning rush on Thursday, killing one person, injuring more than 100 others and unleashing chaos as part of the station's roof came tumbling down in a jumble of metal.
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The most fiercely defiant lyric you'll hear this summer comes courtesy of "Kiss Me When I Bleed," a track that pops up about halfway through this Vancouver punk band's sumptuous, savage fourth album: "I will give birth in a trailer/huffing the gas in the air," howls a defiant Mish Barber-Way, as a careening riff tailspins underneath.
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"El Bronco" (1994) features a stark white tire print careening vertically down a black canvas, nodding to Barnett Newman's color-field "zip" paintings and Robert Rauschenberg's 1953 horizontal tire mark on paper — but also to O.J. Simpson's Ford Bronco and the murders and criminal trial that polarized this country around racial lines in the mid-1990s.
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The idea that my habit of constantly reexperiencing certain media was related to some infantile compulsion to self-soothe was not exactly surprising; as a person with both ADHD and an anxiety disorder, a lot of the things I do are in the service of directing my attention to anything but the pinball game constantly careening in my brain.
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The Patriots prevailed after a lethargic first half because they had Tom Brady and Sony Michel, and that potent tandem can counterbalance certain flaws against certain teams — such as the Jets, who appear to be careening toward an ignominious trifecta: a last-place finish, an eighth straight year missing the playoffs and an off-season coaching search.
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The vehicle she was careening through downtown, often parking akimbo on sidewalks or in the middle of the street, was a six-seat electric cart, from which she leads More Than Tours — explorations of a city that has been both the site of systemic oppression of her fellow African-Americans and the birthplace of the civil rights movement.
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This is just how society is designed to function, and to come out as trans later in life is to suddenly start careening downhill into a newer, truer gender, without some of the guardrails that snap into place when you grow up cis and figure out the ways society tries to exploit you on the grounds of gender.
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The geography of the Baltics make it enormously insecure for both Russia and for NATO, and this is why nearly every expert I spoke to warned that it is a potential tinderbox, where some unforeseen accident, miscalculation, or provocation could, in an unlikely but real worst-case scenario, send both sides careening into a conflict that neither wants.
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" House GOP set for fight with FBI, DOJ over subpoenas - Politico: "The Justice Department and House Republicans appear to be careening toward their tensest confrontation yet in a long-running dispute over documents, with one GOP lawmaker warning that the House could seek to hold officials in contempt of Congress if the FBI and DOJ fail to comply with subpoenas for information.
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The road salt sprayed from the rear ends of trucks in winter—a staple of the season in the Northern US and Southern Canada—melts ice and keeps cars from careening off the road, but it also makes our freshwater lakes salty and possibly unsuitable for the things we need them for most: drinking water, irrigation, habitat for fisheries and more.
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That is, even though Trump has spent those two months careening from one outrage to another, even though he's completely undercut Ryan's vision for the party, even though he basically keeps daring Ryan and other prominent Republicans to un-endorse him — despite all of this, the G.O.P. still has a solid chance in key Senate battles, and its House majority looks reasonably secure.
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While senior officials and cabinet secretaries were struggling to keep up — and many eventually threw up their hands when they realized they couldn't keep track of what was going on with tariffs and North Korea — Trump was careening around the building, acting as his own chief of staff, chief strategist, cable news producer, and communications director all rolled into one.
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I think Andy Ngo's work is designed to confirm some truly ugly American instincts: that something inherent in Islam makes Muslims unassimilable, that minority groups using their status cynically is as big a problem as discrimination against them, and that a tiny pocket of the American left poses as great a threat to the freedom of Americans as a federal government careening toward permanent minority rule.
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Several fatal security failures have occurred over the last months, including the armed attack at a crowded Manila casino leaving 36 dead; the attack on London Bridge; a suicide bombing at a pop concert in Manchester Arena killing 22, and a fleeing suspect killing a tourist by careening a vehicle through Times Square, one of the most heavily policed areas in the world, closed to vehicle traffic since 2010.
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Instead of careening from one item on Trump's Twitter wish list to another, Republican senators filed back to Washington Monday evening (House members are on recess until September) as committed as ever to their spending bill strategy: pass as many appropriations bills as possible ahead of the midterms and then turn to a stopgap funding measure known as a continuing resolution for the rest until the elections are over.
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A good, concise statement of the "electric discharge" model of comets with an overview of the evidence supporting this view can be found at: Electric Comets Re-write Space Science Although I have some qualms about many of their tenets -- nuclear fusion in stars, for example, doesn't exist and planets like Venus are spat out by Jupiter and periodically go careening around the Solar System, only to settle into almost perfectly circular orbits!
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But like Roh, Moon worries greatly about the threat of American military action against the North, and shares the public perception of American unreliability, fueled by President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's careening tweets.
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Black folks are brutally murdered daily by the forces we say are there to protect them; indigenous communities at Standing Rock are staging a historical protest to protect all our rights to clean water and land; there is a global refugee crisis and, closer to home, a severe housing crisis, yet somehow most of us are glassy eyed and passive observers, apparently inured to the possibility we are all careening towards a collective crash.
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Maybe the inconsistencies in the hero and his poem that have distressed readers and critics—the certainties alternating with doubt, the sudden careening from coolness to high emotion, the poet's admiring embrace of an empire whose moral offenses he can't help cataloguing, the optimistic portrait of a great nation rising haunted by a cynical appraisal of Realpolitik at work—aren't problems of interpretation that we have to solve but, rather, the qualities in which this work's modernity resides.
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My testable hypothesis is that the average complexity of Starbucks orders has increased over time, and will keep increasing, as people try to use the crutch of control over their coffees to counteract the sense of chaos induced by the phones in their pockets; the feeling that our world is careening out of control, which in turn provokes the need to stay always connected, always informed, lest we miss the hour the barbarians actually arrive at the gate.
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With President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE in the Oval Office and the Republican National Committee endorsing a man credibly accused of sexual deviancy for U.S. Senate, the fringe elements threatened to grab the reins of the GOP and send the party careening over the cliff's edge.
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