I collapse to the ground and my vision goes black.
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His knee got caught, which caused him to collapse to the ground.
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You will "watch her beautiful face collapse to bone," Cersei told Ellaria.
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If she closed her eyes while standing, she'd collapse to the floor.
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The day after the incident, Williams recounted the collapse to her studio audience.
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He attributed the manufacturing industry's collapse to poorly negotiated trade deals like NAFTA.
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The authorities attributed the collapse to dubious construction and later charged him with negligence.
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"The district will collapse to the Taliban if reinforcement does not arrive," he stressed.
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But she rose up to close out the show, chalking up the collapse to dehydration.
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"It sure looks like a collapse to me," CNN Senior Political Commentator David Axelrod said.
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Police are calling on any witnesses who may have seen the collapse to come forward.
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China's next largest supplier, Hong Kong, suffered a 63 percent collapse to only 58,800 tonnes.
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The worst-case scenario for UnitedHealth, Cramer said, is that the stock could collapse to $13.
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"I didn't collapse to the ground or anything like that, but I couldn't breathe," he recalled.
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The news prompted shares of Deutsche Bank to collapse to their lowest-ever closing level Thursday.
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He "saw the grandson take a few steps and then collapse to the ground," Enriquez said.
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The government says it could collapse to 2700m by mid-century as the population ages and shrinks.
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Type /collapse to hide all image previews in the current channel and /expand to bring them back.
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The Buildings Department attributed the collapse to the failure to brace a wall during tear-down work.
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Identify parameters that, if set to zero, would make the problem collapse to some easy-to-solve form.
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Either one will collapse to fit into the inducer, slip through the port, and unfold inside the suit.
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"As far as I could tell they were scrambling before the collapse to close the streets," he said.
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The crisis has taken a country on a prolonged political and economic collapse to a new low point.
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The sky will glow bright and colorful as the compressed gas and dust collapse to form new stars.
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Some options collapse to impressively compact dimensions and are able to even fit into overhead compartments on airplanes.
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Her mother felt Natalio's body go limp in her arms and then collapse to the floor, face down.
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Another cyclist died in the southern region of Vaucluse, with authorities attributing the man's collapse to the heatwave.
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He knew that environmentalists linked colony collapse to neonicotinoid insecticides and that they thought Monsanto was somehow to blame.
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If you look at the qubit, you force it to decide, randomly, whether to "collapse" to 0 or 19803.
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The basic module of this bot is comprised of three pneumatic pumps that expand and collapse to change direction.
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As all that dust and gas collapse to create stars, clouds of material expand outward and form ... odd shapes.
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Against a star-studded Cavaliers frontcourt, Syracuse was able to collapse to protect the paint and the mid-range.
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The new supply from the U.S. weighed on prices, causing a collapse to $30 per barrel two years ago.
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When stars die and collapse to form black holes, a powerful explosion — second only to the Big Bang itself — occurs.
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Puerto Ricans are traversing mountainous roads in danger of collapse, to get to areas where help has not yet arrived.
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He links the Soviet Union's collapse to the moment that Russian leaders disavowed crimes by Stalin and other Communist leaders.
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Visitors have been one way for Beijing, which does not want its Communist neighbor to collapse, to extend a lifeline.
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The probability that it'll collapse to any given string is dictated by the distribution that is specified by the quantum circuit.
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"You just saw him collapse to the ground, absolutely just couldn't believe what he'd heard," Babette Lucas-Marriott told the BBC.
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He believes that the current debt-fueled recovery may be a prelude for an economic collapse to dwarf the Great Recession.
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Under this approach the stock was rebuilt from commercial collapse to meeting and then exceeding conservation goals set for the fishery.
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By the end of April 14th, one player's probability of victory will soar to 100%, while everyone else's will collapse to zero.
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It would be a failure to quietly allow the GOP's tendentious predictions of an Obamacare collapse to become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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And Ms. Tilton, who said she "worked tirelessly" to try to save the company, attributed TransCare's collapse to problems beyond Patriarch's control.
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Everything that could go wrong, has—from the threat of a debilitating infectious disease to local economic collapse to harrowing infrastructure failures.
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Over four seasons, viewers were introduced to people preparing for all sorts of disasters, from earthquakes and economic collapse to, yes, pandemics.
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Second, both sides should agree to an interim government of experts to help bring Venezuela's hyperinflation and economic collapse to an end.
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In order to gain an absolute majority on the most conservative assumption (9m votes), turn-out would have to collapse to around 40%.
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Tar Heels coach Roy Williams returned to the bench three days after a vertigo attack nearly caused him to collapse to the court.
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The left-wing Labor-Gesher-Meretz alliance appeared to collapse, to six or seven seats in Parliament, down from 11, exit polls showed.
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Barclays is contacting its small business customers affected by the Carillion collapse to offer advice and assistance on overdrafts, a bank spokesman said.
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We can also predict that the Island's economy will complete collapse, to the point where living in this Caribbean Paradise will be become impossible.
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One candidate who is already running a primary campaign against Flake used the Obamacare repeal collapse to take a shot at the Arizona senator.
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The actual shooting is hard to make out, but you can see a victim collapse to the ground, and several people fleeing the area.
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If the latter is true, was that a kindness or is Ben hiding the real reason for Sasha's collapse to cover up his own secrets?
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Even after Thursday's steep rise, oil prices remained about half their mid-2014 levels, when prices began to collapse to the lowest in a generation.
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The artist Do Ho Suh created his first "Hub" sculpture as a fabric version of his home that could collapse to fit into a suitcase.
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He seems exhausted—the 19-year old nicknamed "the prodigy" hitting the proverbial rookie wall, certain to collapse to the South Korean B-Boy legend.
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The Chaska players hang their heads and collapse to the floor as the season, and the upset, becomes nothing more than a note in the yearbook.
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Contrast this demographic collapse to the situation of the leaders of this same group of countries in 1951, when they founded what became the European Union.
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That caused prices at the Alberta benchmark AECO gas hub to collapse to record lows below 50 cents Canadian per thousand cubic feet in early May.
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During their effort to repeal, replace, or otherwise muck with Obamacare, President Trump and congressional Republicans cited this alleged collapse to stoke urgency for a vote.
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He once linked the financial collapse to measures taken to deal with the damages of redlining, the practice of banks denying home loans in minority neighborhoods.
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"Yesterday as the exchange hack developed, bitcoin broke a key technical level that led to a collapse to its next support level [around] $9,400," he said.
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But you know when you compare the situation one year ago, price collapse to 173 dollar a barrel, and the atmosphere in Davos was not very optimistic.
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The president's decision to allow several of Iran's biggest customers to continue importing Iranian barrels in November contributed to Brent's collapse to $50 a barrel, he said.
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Trump will have a chance to nominate the Fed's vice chair for supervision - a role conceived in the wake of the financial collapse to watchdog Wall Street.
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The root causes vary from war to economic collapse to popular revolution but the resulting conditions are familiar: fear, division, violence, and, over time, loss of hope.
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The day after the incident, Williams recounted the collapse to her studio audience, confirming that it was not a joke and thanking her fans for their support.
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The idea that college might be massively overvalued amid a deluge of irreversible debt sets the stage for some kind of (potential) collapse to be more devastating.
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Paul Millsap scored 22 points, and Atlanta took advantage of Cleveland's fourth-quarter collapse to overcome a 26-point deficit and stun the visiting Cavaliers, 126-125.
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There must be a way to protect the individual while addressing dire problems that can only be fixed collectively, from environmental collapse to systemic racism and sexism.
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The central banks of Australia and the United Kingdom cut interest rates this week, bringing the total number of rate cuts since Lehman's September 1.83 collapse to 666.
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Rangers 5, Blue Jackets 03 (SO) Jimmy Vesey scored in the fifth round of the shootout as New York overcame a second-period collapse to defeat host Columbus.
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"Seconds later, Doyle heard another gunshot and saw the grandson take a few steps and then collapse to the ground; the grandson had shot himself," the statement said.
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The move by OPEC signaled a significant change of course for Saudi Arabia, which had allowed oil prices to collapse to try to undercut higher-cost Western players.
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"I've been covering business for more than a decade, from the housing collapse to the fall of Bear Stearns, to the Bernie Madoff scandal," Jarvis said in a statement.
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The top three in both divisions are largely locked in, and it would take a major collapse to knock the surging Predators out of the other wild-card spot.
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The fallout from Prince Andrew's disastrous interview about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has seen his official royal role collapse to almost nothing in 10 days.
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Some stock traders also linked Varta's share price collapse to lithium producer Livent cutting its earnings outlook on Tuesday due to a downturn in prices of the battery metal.
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In the late 1990s, a series of cuts by OPEC, as well as other producers outside the organization, lifted prices after a collapse to the $10 per barrel range.
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Portugal injected 4.9 billion euros into the BES rescue, which at the time was the first such collapse to fall under new European rules on operations for failed banks.
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But when defenders collapse to protect the rim, Jokic rolls to that spot just outside the restricted area and knocks down the 7-foot touch shot with incredible efficiency.
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Exports to these emerging economies are a small enough piece of overall American G.D.P. that it would take an all-out collapse to move the dial on United States growth.
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Sterling, meanwhile, tried to brush off signs that Brexit talks between Britain's government and the main opposition party may soon collapse to claw back above the psychologically key $1.30 level.
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Sebastian Thrun, the founder of another MOOC called Udacity, predicted in an interview in Wired magazine that within 50 years the number of universities would collapse to just ten worldwide.
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But without a good frame of reference for the present crisis, we've looked to lessons learned from past calamities, including natural disasters, terrorism, war, and economic collapse, to guide us.
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For now, the competition among studios and video programmers is delivering more high-quality television for everyone than ever before, but it is also stoking fears of a collapse to come.
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Mr. Robot is keen to showcase its influences, but it blends them together with a very 2010s sense of political and economic collapse to create something that is distinctly its own.
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We heard from Bill Maher over the weekend that he hopes the economic collapse which would devastate American families coast to coast, he wants an economic collapse to get rid of Trump.
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Baroque and melodramatic, everything about bullfighting—the absurd seriousness of it—bears a faint trace of humor, which immediately evaporates when you witness the wavering, frustrated bull collapse to an undignified death.
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It would be wrong to fully ascribe the economic collapse to those tariffs, but careful empirical work does confirm the expected link between higher tariffs and a decrease in U.S. economic activity.
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"We believe oil prices are set to collapse to potentially the $20's & stay in the range for a moderate period," SunTrust analyst Neal Dingmann said Monday in a note to clients.
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He was largely absent from House attempts to craft a bill earlier this year, weighing in at the end when the effort appeared on the verge of collapse to issue an ultimatum.
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Despite their resignations, the four cabinet ministers and five junior ministers said they would continue to support the fragile government so it does not collapse to the opposition led by Mr. Rajapaksa.
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But in the security footage, he seems to fragrantly toss the ice cubes on the ground himself before summoning the courage to step on the ice and—gently, slowly—collapse to the floor.
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Distortions occur when the market becomes misaligned with fundamentals and PE ratios expand or collapse to unsustainable levels, with the late 1990s tech bubble and the post-Lehman wreck being the two most notable extreme examples.
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Trump last month linked Venezuela's economic collapse to "its Cuban sponsors" in a speech to the United Nations, and Bolton is expected to elaborate on that theme, a senior administration official told reporters earlier this month.
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ET. (Reuters) Oil prices may be about to reach some stability, according to a top Saudi petrochemicals executive, predicting Brent at $60 per barrel by the end of 2016, following the collapse to 13-year lows.
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Quaestio said in a statement it was also looking at ways to allow historical shareholders who had been badly damaged by events leading to the bank's near collapse to benefit from the relaunch of the lender.
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Many global leaders believed regime collapse to be imminent twice in the past two months — when Guaidó assumed the presidency on an acting basis, and when he attempted to bring humanitarian aid across the Colombian border.
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The group released the 2018 edition in September, and the litany is harrowing: Chemical warfare, supervolcanic eruptions, asteroid collisions, and the looming effects of climate change threaten to cause everything from civilizational collapse to human extinction.
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"The Taliban are moving very fast, if the government does not take serious and speedy action, the province is going to collapse to Taliban," said Hamidullah, a resident of the city reached by telephone in the morning.
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Trade between the two had dropped sharply from its high in the early 2010s even before the sanctions of 2016; but China is too wary of a North Korean collapse to cut its old ally off completely.
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"The pound will collapse to parity with the dollar if there is a hard Brexit," he said, explaining that all of Virgin Atlantic's costs are in dollars and projecting a "bottom line hit" of around $100 million.
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He rebounded from his 2012 Open collapse to win the Masters nine months later and he has vowed not to let it slip should a chance present itself to add a Claret Jug to his Green Jacket.
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But instead, despite having finished higher than fourth in only three out of twenty-one contests, he has taken advantage of Rubio's (second) collapse to challenge in Michigan and Illinois in addition to his last bastion of Ohio.
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Six minutes later, the eighth-seeded Barty of Australia recovered from an early collapse to finish off her semifinal against the American Amanda Anisimova, winning, 6-20153 (4), 6-3, 25-223, at 215,22013-seat Suzanne Lenglen Court.
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Matt Bradley scored six of his team-high 21 points in overtime Saturday afternoon, helping host California recover from a late-game collapse to turn back Utah 13-79 in a Pacific-12 Conference showdown in Berkeley, Cal.
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On October 11th, Patriarch Bartholomew rehabilitated Filaret Denysenko, a bishop who broke with Moscow's authority just after the Soviet collapse to create a self-styled Kiev Patriarchate, and Makariy Maletich, head of a smaller independent Orthodox body in Ukraine.
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He got two seasons of softball out of me, but every time he played pitch and catch with me in the backyard, I'd make my whole body go limp and collapse to the ground until he went back inside.
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"The Brent oil price collapse to $123/bbl had not put this into question, in our view, but a prolonged period of oil prices in the $50-$60/bbl range or lower could put downward pressure," the analysts said.
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Some Iraqi officials suggested the United States is exaggerating the risk to shift blame for any collapse to Islamic State after, they say, Washington failed to find a permanent solution in the decade that U.S. forces occupied the country.
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Trump could underperform polls in the Granite State just like he did in Iowa, though he'd need to have a monumental collapse to blow the double-digit lead he's held in nearly every poll in the last six months.
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These models ensure that small quantum systems, such as particles, can remain in a superposition of states almost forever, but as systems get more massive, it gets more and more likely that they will spontaneously collapse to a classical state.
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It would take something historic — a comeback or a collapse — to prevent Real Madrid becoming the first team since AC Milan, in 1990, to retain the European Cup, and the first team ever in the Champions League era to do it.
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Pete Lau, CEO of OnePlus, told CNBC earlier this week at Mobile World Congress, in Barcelona, Spain, that the company is talking to carriers in the U.S., and doesn't expect the Huawei and AT&T deal collapse to affect its chances.
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Lydia shows footage of said environmental collapse to the Handmaids in training, which is how June learns her mother (the great Cherry Jones) has been sent to the Colonies, but she's also trying to indoctrinate the women into her way of thinking.
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SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (Reuters) - Dustin Johnson suffered a third round collapse to fall into a four-way tie at the top of the U.S. Open leaderboard with fellow Americans Brooks Koepka, Daniel Berger and Tony Finau at an unforgiving Shinnecock Hills on Saturday.
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EditorsNote: rewords lede Zach LaVine scored the go-ahead basket with 12.4 seconds to go, and the Chicago Bulls recovered from a fourth-quarter collapse to earn a 105-101 win over the Orlando Magic on Monday night at the United Center.
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DERRY, Northern Ireland — Not a day goes by when Sinead Quinn doesn't remember how she felt seeing her friend collapse to the ground after she was shot in the head by members of the New IRA, a Republican paramilitary group, six months ago.
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The biggest winner of the night was clearly the 5-Star Movement, which was predicted to have won a third of all votes cast, while the ruling centre-left Democratic Party (PD) was projected to see its support collapse to 18.9 percent.
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News of the meeting between engineers and officials followed a revelation late on Friday that the engineer overseeing the bridge, which linked the university campus with the city of Sweetwater, had called a state official two days before the collapse to report cracks.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - The engineer overseeing a newly built footbridge that crumbled onto a Miami roadway, killing at least six people, had called the state Transportation Department two days before the collapse to report cracks found in the span, the agency said on Friday.
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"Occupy was a reaction to the financial collapse, to what happened because of Wall Street's power to destroy the economy, and Bernie's campaign is the one that has been consistently focused on the role of the '1 Percent,' large corporations and financial institutions," he said.
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With average VLCC rates around $45,200 a day, supertanker earnings are on course to finish 2016 at their second highest since 22016, the start of the worst downturn in 22017 years which saw average rental prices collapse to a low of $22018,22019 in 232.
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That would include a commitment from the United States to withdraw most of its troops from the Korean Peninsula after a North Korean collapse, to allay the Chinese fear that, with the buffer of North Korea gone, the United States military would be right on its border.
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Trump's goal in reinstituting the sanctions is to kill the nuclear deal, to bring Iran's economy to the point of total collapse, to contain Iran's regional involvement in Syria, Iraq and Yemen, and, in spite of Washington's denials, presumably to celebrate the collapse of Iran's ruling regime.
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Osaka's meltdown was in many ways reminiscent of a distraught Martina Hingis collapse to Steffi Graf on center court at Roland Garros in 1999 and Jana Novotna's tearful loss to Graf in the 1993 Wimbledon final when the Czech sobbed on the shoulder of the Duchess of Kent.
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Emboldened by a preliminary court decision declaring that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) — created in the wake of the 2008 financial collapse to protect consumers against bankers, debt collectors and payday lenders — is unconstitutional, President Trump and the wolves of Wall Street are encircling the embattled agency for the kill.
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Lo and behold, he was destined to dance and twirl and collapse to the floor as his alter ego, Kerry (Amber Midthunder), the young Native American who occasionally emerges from his old white male body to do exciting stuff like beat up government goons, does a balletic dance of death with the masked, anonymous minions of Division 3.
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Munroe: I asked astrophysicist Katie Mack about trying to power my house by triggering vacuum decay in the fabric of space-time, because there's a vast amount of latent energy in the vacuum of space itself, and there are some theories that say if the right things happen involving high-energy physics, then space could collapse to that lower energy state.
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Violence against virtual bodies, bodies that look, bleed, and die with real-enough-to-fool-you physics, was a highlight of my vindictive teenage existence, but something changed on the road to 30, and now I take no pleasure in watching a lifelike figure lose control of its appendages, collapse to the pavement, and drown face down in a puddle of its own blood.
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There's an Icelandic fisherman who becomes a banker and installs a waterfall in his home, only for the country's economic collapse to send him back to the seas; an adviser who charges outrageous sums to teach aspirational Chinese how to pronounce luxury brand names in English; an adult film actress, once paid $30,000 by Charlie Sheen, who's had three nose jobs in attempt to escape her past.
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Not long after Villa's defeat, which led several of its players to collapse to the ground in disappointment at the final whistle, he switched the channel to the Bucks' game in Charlotte, N.C. Giannis Antetokounmpo duly delivered 41 points, 20 rebounds and 6 assists in just 35 minutes in a 763-85 victory that gave him his first career 40/20 game and nudged Milwaukee to a tidy 52-8 record.
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To watch her, in "A Doll's House, Part 2," collapse to the floor, flat on her back, wearing period finery, stay there and act, or to see her drive a car in "Lady Bird" — haranguing her passenger then, later, with no one to harangue — is to experience a master comedic technician strip away her technique and leave you soaked in tears, both the pants-wetting and heartbroken varieties.
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