She was grazed by a bullet, the police chief said.
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A second shot aimed at his wife only grazed her.
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Nine gunshots penetrated him, and four grazed or cut Tennyson.
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The canvas is a huge field where cows once grazed.
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The toes of my grandfather's boots just grazed the floor.
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I gazed, sheep grazed in fields stretching out to mountains.
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It is native to New Zealand and grazed on vegetation.
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His pinkie finger grazed the soft fabric of her dress.
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Another gamer, Drini Gjoka , said a bullet grazed his thumb.
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Clearly, we've only grazed the differences between the versions of Hanna.
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A bullet grazed his elbow and he burned his right hand.
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Cattle grazed similar commons in towns across England, including in London.
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"Injured club!" said Isabel, who was twice grazed during the shooting.
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A double-looped black scarf grazed his sternum like a lei.
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Seldom has a scapegoat grazed in such a profusion of pastures.
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Another hospital employee was grazed by a bullet, Agent Leverock said.
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Donaldson was grazed by a fastball and exchanged words with Musgrove.
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A bullet grazed a 16-year-old boy's thumb during that incident.
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Another said she'd lost two students and been grazed by a bullet.
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As Bisping circled away, St-Pierre grazed him with a wheel kick.
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The bullet grazed the dog's head and lodged into its left shoulder.
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Someone could be dead — or someone's arm might have just been grazed.
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Where goats once grazed, there is now a carpet of dry grass.
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She layered the blazer, which grazed the floor, over a black jeweled bustier.
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That's when one small aircraft got a little too low and grazed him.
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He knew he'd pushed her too far, and besides, she'd barely grazed him.
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Stassin's little anarchist grazed some bags of Calrose rice on a bottom shelf.
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San Miguel was grazed on the left shoulder by another volley of shots.
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Others grazed on the proffered risotto burgers, coconut bacon, and artisanal faux cheese.
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He showed her his torn pant leg where a bullet had grazed it.
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He grazed his hands along my breasts, and I gently pushed him away.
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Cows and horses grazed in the hills and occasionally wandered into the road.
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Somehow the bullets only grazed Sánchez Mazas, who fled into the nearby woods.
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At 6 feet 4 inches tall, he nearly grazed the living room ceiling.
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Where giant otters and jaguars once roamed, there were fields where cattle grazed.
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In my case, the bullet missed my eye and only grazed my skull.
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But this water was polite; it grazed you but then let you move on.
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Two individuals were hospitalized with non-critical gunshot wounds, while bullets grazed two more.
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The same creek flowed down to a pasture where the Tennants grazed their cows.
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A 21-year-old woman from Wingdale, New York, was grazed by a bullet.
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The "greenfield opportunities" MBA-types so often talk about have been mostly grazed over.
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Nine of the shots penetrated his body, and 4 only cut or grazed him.
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Tyson Barrie's shot from the point grazed Oilers defenseman Mark Fayne and beat Brossoit.
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One woman, a bystander, suffered a minor wound after being grazed by a bullet.
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Cuba: Irma grazed the island's northern shore, affecting 13 of the country's 15 provinces.
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I still swoon at the thought of his grazed knuckles caressing the piano keys.
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One user shared photos of her grazed elbows on Twitter after using the slide.
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"I think I was grazed by a bullet that touched my face," he said.
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He was grazed in the side, and then struck again by the bullet's ricochet.
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Shaw was grazed by a bullet on his elbow while grappling with the gunman.
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On the next pitch, Tanaka's inside fastball grazed Bregman's sleeve to load the bases.
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The otherworldly effect was this: on the lawn (the last stop for my group), when Fefu's hands grazed those of her friend Emma (Helen Cespedes)—this play is, among other things, a map of little erotic touches—I felt my hand grazed, too.
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However, body armor deflected the bullet, which grazed his shoulder, sheriff's spokesman Marvin Crowder said.
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While the tool grazed the teacher's neck, it wasn't a significant injury, Holyoke police said.
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Benning's shot skirted by Crawford after it grazed the skate of defenseman Trevor van Riemsdyk.
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Unfortunately the delivery truck did not stop and grazed the front fender of the shuttle.
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Nathaniel Mueller survived the attack from his former friend after a bullet grazed his ear.
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A bullet went through her shoulder and grazed her chin, but Bynum-Coleman's daughter survived.
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Much of Zuckerberg's property is a former sugarcane plantation that is now grazed by cattle.
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He had been grazed in the back of the head by a bullet on Friday.
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Police are looking into reports that the animal may have been grazed by a bullet.
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"So care, all you wildly rich people," she continued, as guests grazed their arugula salads.
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This kid has been grazed by one bullet and hit by the ricochet of another.
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He bought 40 cattle that grazed on grass that would have otherwise fed the fire.
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Its beak grazed the skin on my cheek as its fin ran across my chest.
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Allahdadian believes he's only grazed the surface of what can be extracted from Big Data.
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Someone's mouth stretched across the room and laughed, teeth big as tree trunks grazed my face.
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I grazed my cattle on county land, and I have no contract with the federal government.
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My arms and legs are bruised and grazed, but the experience is worth every minor injury.
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Far more of Africa is grazed than is planted, and demand for animal products is rising.
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As the storm grazed the Southeast over the weekend, it caused moderate flooding and property damage.
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The jacket grazed just above my knee, but the zipper didn't go down all the way.
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The balloon grazed a high hedge and then headed for a sweep of cream-colored dunes.
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Somehow (the bullet grazed his head but did not puncture his skull) the Mafia Don survived.
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"The bullet went through my son's throat and then grazed my daughter's elbow," Usanga told KTVI.
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As a herd of pronghorn antelope grazed nearby, the sun set over an otherwise empty landscape.
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He even smells the sting, as he did as a child, Dettol on a grazed knee.
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When on club grounds, another press van grazed a Secret Service vehicle in the parking lot.
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Yesterday, he came out of his boma, took a stroll in the larger enclosure and grazed peacefully.
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When the pole vaulter's package grazed the pole, knocking the bar off the stand, Ogita was disqualified.
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When Rahami allegedly started shooting, two rounds went into Hammer's vehicle, one of which grazed his head.
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THE LAST defenders of the caliphate grazed like sheep until there was no grass left to eat.
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" Though a fan of the series, Bilson confesses she's "only grazed the top layer of country music.
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Image: Secretariat of ScienceAnalysis of the Bajadasaurus skull and teeth suggests they grazed on low-lying plants.
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Cows lumbered through former hotel lobbies, sheep grazed in old baths and chickens gobbled through the halls.
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Two bullets struck his grandmother, while two others grazed his sister and nephew, according to the spokeswoman.
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Though the song only grazed the charts, it was a defining cornerstone of the Southern soul sound.
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The brim of his star-spangled hat, reading "Make America Great Again," nearly grazed her blonde hair.
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Steve Keys, a firefighter, was performing CPR on a woman when he was grazed by a bullet.
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Ms. Haas huddled under her desk as her classmates were shot, and two bullets grazed her head.
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Several large beef producers agreed to boycott ranchers whose herds grazed on denuded stretches of the Amazon.
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Up to 30 million bison once grazed the North American grasslands, shaping their environment in the process.
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A woman who was sitting in the driver&aposs car was also grazed in the head by gunfire.
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No doubt some eastern European leaders cynically exploited voters' fears about refugee flows that barely grazed their countries.
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The female victim was his date, from out of state, and was grazed in the shooting, Child says.
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The Nets tried a 3-pointer again with 27.3 seconds left, but Lopez's attempt barely grazed the rim.
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Rangers estimate that bison have not grazed in Banff National Park since before it was established in 1885.
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The family told WVLT that "the bullet only grazed (Kathy's) stomach," and that she suffered a broken arm.
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They attempted to cross the road, Sabina being grazed by a red SEAT León sedan as they tried.
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The van grazed the man slightly, just enough to make him lose balance and fall to the street.
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In all, she fired 13 rounds, including two at herself, the first of which grazed her, he said.
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The boy was shot in the shoulder, and the girl was grazed on an arm, according to police.
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We were alone — our only company was the wild cattle that grazed along the edges of the beaches.
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Later, he bolted with one of his children and was grazed by a soldier's bullet on his elbow.
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The models that showed Alabama being "grazed" were out of date at the time he spoke on Sunday.
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Starting in 1993, Mr. Bundy refused to pay fees or obtain permits for cattle he grazed on public land.
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They later identified a third woman who'd been grazed by a bullet and left the scene before responders arrived.
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Puerto Rico barely had a minute to recover from being grazed by Hurricane Irma when Maria approached the island.
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Gareth's hand grazed her chin, nudging her head up so that she was looking him full in the face.
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The farm is fenced off, and he feeds his cows on dry, over-grazed grassland flanked by a graveyard.
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One clip showed Miles happily enjoying a bottle in his mama's arms while a lion grazed in the background.
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Here they live in tarpaulin shelters and mud-brick huts on a patch of scrub where cows once grazed.
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At the end of the night, we gave each other a hug and our hands grazed a little bit.
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His hand grazed my thigh in the dark, a moment I would replay over and over in my head.
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Disney's theme parks were barely grazed by the Great Recession because of his decision to spend aggressively on upgrades.
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Multiple streams flow across the land to the ocean, carving out forested valleys through rolling pastures grazed by cattle.
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According to SFGate , the whales were within "arm&aposs reach" of the boat — one even briefly grazed its side.
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Puck grazed on bits and pieces from various stations, favoring scoops of caviar like any caviar-loving human would.
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Bacteria colonize it, and the snail, which grazed for food when it was smaller, no longer needs to eat.
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His family grazed cattle on thousands of acres of rolling grasslands until the 1960s, when they sold the ranch.
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Moises squeezed the hand of his sister's best friend, who was bleeding from a bullet that grazed her knee.
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One of his sisters and her friend were grazed, Xavier's father, Ifiok Usanga, told CNN in an interview Wednesday.
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"The bullet went through my son's throat and then grazed my daughter's elbow," Dawn Usanga told CNN affiliate KTVI.
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"The bullet went through my son's throat and then grazed my daughter's elbow," Xavier's mother, Dawn Usanga, told KTVI.
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The replay revealed that Sanchez had grazed Olson's jersey with a sweep tag just before he touched the plate.
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Llamas grazed in the verdant pasture, watered by a trickling stream that flowed down the center of the valley.
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Before dinner, guests grazed on spiced florets of romanesco and briny Beau Soleil oysters garnished with wild onion flowers.
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Marsh fired three or four shots, Chitwood said, including the one that pierced Dane's hat and grazed his head.
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A rogue firework grazed the butt of NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Austin Dillon at a North Carolina race in 2015.
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They each sported different styles, including strapless, cap-sleeve, thin-strap and long-sleeve versions, all which grazed the ground.
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In the middle of the afternoon, the rays of golden California sunlight barely grazed the exposed rafters of Hodgson's lair.
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It was struck by a semi that was backing up, and really just grazed — none of the passengers was hurt.
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"And the minute he started shooting, I got hit from the side, I got grazed by a bullet," Perez said.
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But Mr. Dylan has never shied from commercial deals, and in the long run they have barely grazed his reputation.
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Jon Jay, a former Miami Hurricanes star playing in his hometown, was grazed by a pitch on his right leg.
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Ethiopia's booming economy, as well, has meant public land on which animals once grazed is increasingly dedicated to industrial projects.
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The footage was full of life: in Java, thousands of tiny translucent sea cucumbers grazed in the sand like cattle.
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Foreign diplomats have been photographed entering the home, and the chief executives of Walmart and General Motors have grazed there.
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The latest victim was slightly grazed by a bullet and sought medical attention on their own, the police chief said.
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"The councilor said he was very sorry," said the girl, Siphesihle Ngobeni, whose left leg was grazed by a bullet.
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Their land, which used to be heavily grazed and cultivated, was left behind with no one to care for it.
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The encounter left Shaw with a burn on his hand a wound on his elbow where a bullet grazed it.
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The intrigue: Warren scarcely grazed energy and climate change in her announcement Monday of an exploratory committee for a 2020 run.
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Those with minor injuries, such as gunshots to the hand or who were only grazed by a bullet, were taken elsewhere.
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Responders originally thought a 3163-year-old man had also been grazed, but he turned out to be free of injuries.
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During the president's walking tour, a resident told him their electricity had already been down since Hurricane Irma grazed the island.
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Settlers caught rainwater in tanks and grazed their livestock across public land that had yet to be brought under government control.
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Neil Walker's single grazed Greinke's right knee leading off the second inning before Wilmer Flores doubled down the right-field line.
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Its neck was shorter than some other sauropods, and it could have grazed on soft plants with its peg-like teeth.
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Images from the Beaver, Utah, area shows the depletion of grasses over the decades in an area grazed by wild horses.
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The encounter left Shaw with a burn on his hand and a wound on his elbow where a bullet grazed it.
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The latest storm comes not long after Puerto Rico suffered damage caused by Hurricane Irma, which grazed parts of the island.
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It displaced families, uprooted cemeteries and swamped lands where tribes grazed cattle, drove wagons and gathered wild grapes and medicinal tea.
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Still, Mr. Sumter, who was also grazed by a fourth bullet, said officials had never discussed financial issues during his hospitalization.
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They raised their son there, though he eventually grew so tall that his head grazed the ceiling of his cramped room.
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Five of the surviving children were injured in the shooting, including Mckenzie, who was grazed in the arm with a bullet.
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When Irma grazed the island, it initially knocked out power to 1.5 million customers of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority.
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Alabama was going to be hit or grazed, and then Hurricane Dorian took a different path (up along the East Coast).
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They stocked their small-scale ecosystems, called mesocosms, with local species of crustaceans and other invertebrates, which grazed on the algae.
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While making an appearance at a Disney+ event, the actress showed off a blunt bob that just barely grazed her jawline.
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Multiple others were injured, including Shaw, who was grazed by a bullet and burned while grabbing the hot rifle of the gun.
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The Brevard County Sheriff&aposs Office tells news outlets the boy was grazed Sunday while riding with family members on Interstate 95.
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Her giant blunt nose (yes, she was a female!) crept up so close behind me that her teeth nearly grazed my fin.
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After a left hand grazed the wrestler and the crowd erupted, Nurmagomedov escaped the fence and dived on a long, low shot.
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A few horses grazed near a big, fenced-in rectangle of grass—in the summer, Celmins explained, this is a polo field.
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About a month ago, Berry chopped several inches off her collarbone-length strands for a wispy bob that just grazed her chin.
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Scrub where sheep once grazed is being given over to intensive dairy farms—some of them irrigated to help the pasture grow.
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Multiple others were injured, including Shaw, who was grazed by a bullet and burned while grabbing the hot rifle of the gun.
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The trees require much less attention than the sheep that grazed there before—"where you have sheep, you have trouble," he says.
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A bullet grazed Mckenzie Langford, 9, in the arm but she also went to find help after Devin did not come back.
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All three players had mouthwatering chances to claim victory but grazed edges, misread lines or mis-hit their potential playoff-ending putts.
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They left, with Guillermo grazed by a bullet as he fled, and after a terrifying journey they are now in southern Mexico.
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Shaw, grazed by a bullet during the attack, was praised for his courage, but on Sunday he denied he was a hero.
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The bullet grazed Rami Abo Jazar's thigh and continued its upward trajectory to pierce Rouzan just above her chest, severing her aorta.
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In 20113, Mr. Ghosn grazed a motorbike while driving a Porsche in the Roppongi area of Tokyo, a haven for moneyed foreigners.
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Her grandfather put his hand up to try to stop the ball, Jacobson said, but it grazed his hand and struck her.
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The bullet went through his throat and grazed one sister on the elbow, the children's mother Dawn Usanga told CNN affiliate KTVI.
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Chickens pecked outside a coop, and in the distance, cattle grazed open pastureland that seemed to drop off into the sea below.
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And residents have come to distrust the island's electrical grid, which started faltering hours before the bluster of Irma grazed Puerto Rico.
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A boy, 8, suffered a gunshot wound to his shoulder, while another bullet grazed the arm of a 12-year-old girl.
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A group of elk watched with interest from a far-off plateau as we crawled in a prairie field where cows grazed.
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The Indians got the tying run aboard when Edwin Encarnacion was grazed by a 99 mph fastball from Diaz in the ninth.
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His 5-wood carved the air but only grazed the ball, which lolloped gently over the Astro-Turf toward the Hudson River.
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Farther south, Tropical Storm Jerry strengthened to a hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean, just one day after Hurricane Humberto grazed Bermuda. 6.
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Ettel later resigned from her job, and in Klein's case, the store's video later showed the boy's backpack had accidentally grazed her.
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The woman suffered a gunshot wound in the leg and the girl was grazed in the back by a bullet, Pollozani said.
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Its rolling meadows are grazed by bison, its thick woodland shelters a pack of wolves, and its crystalline streams teem with trout.
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On May 2, 1957, Genovese ordered a hit on Costello, who walked away from the attempt when the bullet merely grazed his head.
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Irma grazed Puerto Rico, knocking out power to more than 93 million of PREPA's 1.5 million customers, according to the U.S. Energy Department.
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If the bullet from "Well-Tempered Clavier" grazed Bernard's cortical shield, as Lutz says, he is now suffering from full-on brain damage.
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The other scene is on Parkway Street, where gunshots hit property and a bullet grazed a person, according to CNN affiliate WINK-TV.
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Delusion encourages them to earnestly trot out possession numbers and insist they were merely grazed with a couple of strokes of poor luck.
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The boy in the green goggles grazed her, shooting by like an arrow, rammed the fresh snow, and disappeared into it, face forward.
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The hills sloped toward a majestic fjord, where cows grazed on a grassy meadow and fishermen caught trout under gold-leafed birch trees.
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Consumers aren't going to spring for a bioreactor burger if the farm-raised of grass-grazed version is thousands of times less expensive.
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Tate began by plunking the first hitter he faced, pinch hitter Greg Garcia, on a high tailing fastball that actually grazed his lips.
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When medics found him, the baby had been grazed by a bullet and received two broken fingers when his mother fell on him.
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Their 7-year-old, Jake, was shot in the foot, and their 2-year-old, Nikos, was bleeding from being grazed by shrapnel.
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Thus, Firefly has recently been adding hay to its herd's diet, in part to keep the farm's pastures from being grazed too short.
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In September, the advisory board toured a wild horse herd area in Nevada that had not been grazed by cattle in eight years.
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A bullet grazed the head of one Baton Rouge police officer, and the other was struck in the side, The Advocate newspaper reported.
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They had peg-like teeth and may have grazed on lower vegetation in what at the time was a warm and wet environment.
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It was a dramatic contrast to other parts of St. Croix, the largest in the United States Virgin Islands, that were merely grazed.
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Salisbury steak, the preparation — hand-chopped meat formed into a patty and cooked in fat — probably originated in unnamed kitchens wherever cattle grazed.
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As James hovered over him following a dunk, Ntilikina drove his shoulder in his torso, then grazed him again as he walked past.
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Jessica Goldklang, a party planner, crouched nearby and recorded the spectacle on her phone, while icy spray grazed some carefully potted citrus trees.
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That is why "Manchester by the Sea" becomes a litany of human error, with the tragic parts nicked and grazed by semi-comedy.
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Hurricane Humberto grazed Bermuda earlier this week before it headed to the North Atlantic Ocean, but did not directly hit the British nation.
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Opinion Constant fires of e-waste and trash are sickening residents and contaminating fields where sheep once grazed in the southern West Bank.
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The girl who was shot in the wrist was also still hospitalized The two other students were grazed, treated and released, Strumwasser said.
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Donaldson, the fourth batter of the game, was grazed by a fastball and exchanged words with Musgrove on his way to first base.
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Meanwhile, a 19-year-old woman was struck twice in the groin, an 18-year old man was grazed on his back, a 20-year-old man was hit nine times in the leg and shoulder, and a 26-year-old man was grazed on his leg; all four have been hospitalized and at the time of publication were apparently in stable condition.
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Physical recovery from a gunshot, even if someone is only grazed, can take from months to years; the psychological consequences can last a lifetime.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — The hospital in the northern Syrian town of Maarat al-Noaman was not just grazed, or damaged, by the airstrikes last week.
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ET. Miami-Dade Police said one victim was in critical condition, while five were in stable condition and two were grazed, treated and released.
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Halabi knew the basics — her grandfather had been grazed by the bullet of an Israeli soldier around the time of the Nakba, in 1948.
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Four-times major winner McIlroy grazed the pin from nearly 270 yards on the final hole of his second round, eventually making an eagle.
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On Thursday, Irma grazed by the north shore of Dominican Republic and Haiti and started to pummel Turks and Caicos and the Southeastern Bahamas.
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They told her that two bullets had grazed Emily's skull but that she was going to be okay and was headed to the hospital.
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Have you ever woken up, lightly grazed your cheek with your hand before opening your eyes, and thought, Is that my skin or sandpaper?
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Alfalfa is a crop commonly grazed upon by beef cattle as well as dairy cows, making it important to those animal proteins as well.
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The district magistrate of Mathura, Rajesh Kumar, speaking to a reporter in a video posted on YouTube, said a bullet had grazed his head.
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The few multicellular organisms grazed slowly on the congealed mats or sat atop them, using different body shapes to pluck nutrients from the currents.
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We passed a small farm where alpacas and llamas grazed near an odd self-service souvenir shack selling everything from cheese to alpaca wool.
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His grandmother, who was grazed on the head, later found two bullet holes in her hat and five in the hood of her coat.
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Officials told NBC News New York that a China Southern aircraft's right wing grazed the tail of a Kuwait Airways vessel, damaging both planes.
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The first errant pitch was ruled to have grazed the jersey of Brewers third baseman Travis Shaw with two outs and one man on.
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One recent morning, donkeys grazed in a field outside the Linda Woodman State Jail as 219 girls stepped off the Girls Embracing Mothers bus.
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Then there was a sign: Kendall was hurried past me to her waiting SUV and her fur coat grazed my arm on the way out.
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A day later, investigators discovered that a 17-year-old girl had been grazed in the attack as well, but did not seek medical treatment.
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An "experienced balloonist" was attempting to land when the hot air balloon grazed a tree, tipping the basket, the event committee told CNN affiliate KHQA.
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One of their children was grazed in the head during the attack, and a granddaughter was shot in the hip, according to local media reports.
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Police said earlier that an EMS worker was grazed by a bullet but later reported that only one person was injured while leaving her apartment.
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After unveiling tariffs on steel and aluminium which barely grazed China earlier this month, President Donald Trump took direct aim at Beijing on March 22nd.
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The losses have wounded a community fascinated and inspired by the famous wild Chincoteague ponies, which have grazed on a Virginia barrier island for centuries.
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Leadoff man Berti was grazed on his left elbow for a hit by pitch, and he scored when Anderson's soft fly dropped in shallow center.
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"In front of the corn-dog stand, Mark's forearm grazed my arm, and I got a tingle that went up my spine," Dr. Boone said.
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In 2014 Bundy was charged with six counts in a showdown against federal land managers on the open range where his cattle grazed and fed.
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Outside, children play barefoot soccer on a stony field in a suburban sprawl that not long ago displaced the big game that once grazed here.
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According to St. Louis police, a woman at Tuesday night's Cardinals-Brewers game at Busch Stadium was grazed in the arm by a stray bullet.
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Despite the degree of difficulty, Usme launched a curling shot that grazed off the top of Solo's right hand and, remarkably, right into the net.
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Isabel Chequer, who was grazed by bullets, left the hospital the same day as the shooting and returned to school to work on the yearbook.
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What if, instead of bringing mountains of field corn to our cows, we brought our cows to the field and grazed them on the clover?
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His memories of those years include collecting shrapnel, dodging sniper fire to buy bread, and learning that his best friend had been grazed by bullets.
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The original headline also stated that the asteroid grazed Earth's upper atmosphere, the upper limit of which is at about 6,200 miles above sea level.
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Two other students were also injured after being grazed by gunfire, said Dr. Aaron Strumwasser, trauma surgeon for Keck Hospital at the University of Southern California.
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Chanel Iman, now 29, became a Victoria's Secret Angel in 2010, has grazed the covers of Vogue, and worked Ralph Lauren campaigns for over 10 years.
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Last week, Bundy was charged with six counts in that 250 showdown against federal land managers on the open range where his cattle grazed and fed.
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But that's just what happened when it aggressively grazed the pole during a qualifying vault and knocked the bar off of its stand, disqualifying the athlete.
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Sheep grazed in high mountain pastures and shorn only once a year produce a thick, long wool ideal for the tough thread used in carpet making.
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Established in the 1930s as a breeding ground and habitat for pronghorns and other wildlife, commercial livestock operations grazed Hart Mountain for its first half-century.
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As President Bachelet signed the decree creating these parks, a herd of guanacos grazed in the waving grasses and a black-chested buzzard-eagle soared overhead.
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The object grazed the black hole in recent years, likely causing Sagittarius A* to suddenly flare up in 2019 after skimming off some gas from G2.
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Minnesota had closed to 210-258 when Anthony barely grazed the rim on a 249-pointer than landed out of bounds with 253.3:210 to play.
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About 40 percent of the Western cow herd and about half of the nation's sheep herd are grazed on federal lands, according to the Public Lands Council.
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Grady took cover, but was still grazed by a bullet as the alleged gunman, Nikolas Cruz, 19, fired through the broken glass of the classroom's locked door.
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The metallic gown featured a nude, netted corset bodice that was covered with sparkling silver threads, some of which hung down her back and grazed the floor.
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But in New Zealand, where pastures that once grazed sheep have been converted into dairy farms to feed China's appetite for milk, the situation is particularly noxious.
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Lyles left after an inning-ending double-play comebacker by Joe Panik in the sixth grazed his pitching hand as he instinctively ducked and raised his hands.
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Her shores were washed with a seething bouillabaisse of fish, her gardens laden with good things; Charolais cattle grazed the fields, chickens from Bresse pecked in farmyards.
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Our hands grazed, and as I glimpsed up at the back of her head, I had this feeling deep in my gut that I would love her.
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Here, a commando medic treats a soldier whose neck was grazed by a bullet after the compound they were holding was attacked by Taliban forces close by.
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As a six year old with grazed knees and a pair of shorts that never seemed to leave my legs all summer, the track followed me everywhere.
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The officer was not injured, but one person was grazed on the head with a bullet and another was hit in the leg during the highway shootings.
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On Sunday Germany edged out 2012 silver medalists Japan with a controversial return ball that grazed against the table edge, giving them the winning point by millimeters.
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" #50ShadesofComey — Heather & Jessica (@fuggirls) June 8, 2017 Their hands grazed as Trump searched deeply into his eyes and said, "Loyalty is but submission to your deepest desire.
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Joint use of the land precludes it from being sold to developers, and also means it is not over-grazed, which protects livelihoods in times of drought.
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Deer grazed in the near distance, and beyond, next to a small muddy pond, a pair of jabirus — large, ridiculous-looking storks with red, pelican-like pouches.
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Hurricane Georges in 2000 wiped out about 235 percent of crops and Hurricane Irma, which only grazed the island, took out about $45 million in agriculture production.
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She did not realize it was gunfire until a man near them was grazed by a bullet and fell to the ground, blood coming from his neck.
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Samantha Grady, 17, a Parkland classmate who was grazed in the back, learned about the Texas school shooting in a group chat during her study hall period.
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Victims, who ranged in age from 21 to 55, were struck in the back, grazed on the head and in one case saved by a bra strap.
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In another video, a bison grazed quietly in the shade of a large tree; it reminded me of a tableau at the American Museum of Natural History.
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But less obvious: A handbag on sale may have been made in Italy, but with the hide of a cow that grazed on land in the Amazon.
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Friday's shooting also injured a 27-year-old man, who police believe was the intended target, and a youth was grazed by a bullet, the authorities said.
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The technology could help irrigation systems to turn on at the optimal time of day, or cattle to be grazed on areas that provide the best nutrition.
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We're told a 5-year-old child was grazed by a bullet during the shooting, and a Hertz employee at the hotel died from a gunshot wound.
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Elizabeth Warren, the first top-tier Democrat to launch a 2020 White House bid, has barely grazed the topic in her rollout in recent days and initial interviews.
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But the continent's over-grazed, over-used soil currently means Africa only stores 175 gigatonnes of carbon each year of the 1,500 gigatonnes stored in the world's soils.
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After Irma grazed Puerto Rico's northeast coast, about a million people were in the dark for days and large swaths of the territory are still not back online.
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The Japanese women's team were edged out by Germany on Sunday with a return ball that grazed against the table edge, giving them the winning point by millimetres.
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The thick reeds and vital wetlands around its basin provided vast freshwater reserves, breeding grounds for fish, fertile soil for agriculture, and grasslands where farmers grazed their animals.
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These algae are the base of the food chain in the Arctic Ocean, grazed by krill and other invertebrates that in turn support bigger fish, mammals and birds.
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Just seconds earlier, Al Horford grazed the glass for a bank that would put the Celtics up two with 7.7 seconds left, causing Washington's bench to sweat bullets.
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The AvroKO-designed space includes five guest rooms, roof gardens, greenhouses and an 11-course tasting menu highlighting the Kyoto vegetables Katina grows on the cattle-grazed grounds.
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The driver, a 50-year-old man, was grazed on the neck, and a 50-year-old woman in the back seat was hit in the left shoulder.
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" Then, 90 minutes later, he added this: "Alabama was going to be hit or grazed, and then Hurricane Dorian took a different path (up along the East Coast).
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A 1946 study in The Australian Veterinary Journal indicated that sheep that grazed on a subterranean, isoflavone-rich clover in Western Australia experienced fertility issues and breeding problems.
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The bovine alarm clocks grazed in a pasture, since built over, situated a deep spiral from his first-floor residence in Building 260.7 of the College Park Apartments here.
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All five men inside, 22 to 26, were hit—one died on site, one later died in the hospital, two are still receiving treatment, and only was only grazed.
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In the below instance Saki actually gets grazed on the chin by Anderson Silva's right hand, but gets the trade he wanted to initiate and hooks for the knockout.
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At one point she asked about sexual harassment, and later confided to some of us that a male editor had drunkenly grazed her behind when asking for a story.
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Nikolette's mother, who was holding the 2-year-old when she was hit, was shot in the arm and a bullet grazed her head, police said after the shootings.
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The perfect complement to her '90s bob, Hadid opted for wispy fringe that just barely grazed her eyebrows, with tapered edges and choppy layers to juxtapose the retro glamour.
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If someone had told me that in the near future, my head would be grazed by the enormous wings of a turkey vulture, I might not have believed it.
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The process starts with around 1.6 million sheep grazed by shepherds from the nomadic Qashqai and Bakhtiari tribes, who produce that tough, long-fibered wool so perfect for carpets.
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Bundy has for years grazed cattle on land owned by the Bureau of Land Management, racking up more than $1 million in unpaid grazing fees, fines and related costs.
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While at an event hosted by Serpentine Galleries and Chanel, the model wore a black wrap-style dress made from sheer fabric with a train that grazed the floor.
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At 14, he was walking in his native Calgary, Alberta, when a large piece of concrete fell from the facing of a four-story building and grazed his shirt.
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Hurricane Edna, which was predicted to slam into the city and Long Island, instead moved north and "grazed New York City with her short left arm," wrote The Times.
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After Jay Bruce flied out, Kevin Plawecki's sharp grounder to the left side grazed Baez's glove but went into left field for the Mets' first hit of the game.
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He said his pancreas was grazed and he was released from the hospital about a week ago after telling doctors he needed to go home to bury his son.
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During his trip north, the truck carrying him and twenty-seven other migrants had been attacked by bandits; a bullet had grazed his head, removing a tuft of hair.
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At the ranch, cattle lazily grazed in the evening amid neatly stacked clusters of hives, looking on curiously when flatbed trucks pulled into load the bees for overnight journeys.
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While in Guatemala in 1990 he was shot — he presumed by Cuban intelligence operatives; the bullets grazed his heart and tongue and left him with a severe speech impairment.
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Herders have illegally grazed more than 100,000 cattle on Sosian over the last five months, the LFA said, while also killing 13 elephants and shooting zebra, impala and buffaloes.
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Bundy has for years grazed cattle on land owned by the Bureau of Land Management, racking up more than $1 million in unpaid grazing fees, fines and related costs.
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Scholz's Star, this research suggested, just grazed the outer reaches of the Oort Cloud, that remote bubble of debris that marks the outermost limits of the Sun's dominant gravitational influence.
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On Friday, Tour de France champion Froome cut and grazed his right knee in a crash during a course reconnaissance in Jerusalem before the opening stage, a 9.7km time trial.
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However, though rape and beet are planted by some farmers as supplementary food crops, particularly for winter forage, they do not, unlike grass and clover, keep growing after being grazed.
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When Devin failed to return, his 9-year-old sister Mckenzie, who was grazed in the arm, went after him and walked 10 miles before getting lost in the dark.
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He also faces two counts of attempted murder in the shooting of a 15-year-old boy who was grazed by a bullet and a man named Ibn Abdullah, 27.
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After Nvidia grazed the first floor of support last week, dipping below $153, the stock bounced back hard, and Boroden believes it can continue to do the same going forward.
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In 2004, then-president Chen Shui-bian of the DPP won re-election by a thin margin after a bullet grazed him and his running mate at a campaign event.
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Shaw said he is "sore" from the altercation, in addition to having been grazed by a bullet on his arm and receiving burns on his hand from grabbing the rifle's barrel.
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The Venezuelan performing artist Migguel Anggelo, 46, grew up two hours outside Caracas, on his family's farm, where cows grazed and oranges ripened on a landscape surrounded by beaches and mountains.
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" Woodbridge Township Mayor John E. McCormac told PEOPLE that the plane grazed several trees and one house, then went straight down into the another house that was "pretty much instantly destroyed.
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Johansson's slinky silver Oscar de la Renta gown featured a netted corset bodice that was covered with sparkling silver threads, some of which hung down her back and grazed the floor.
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Dennis Will says his daughter, 39-year-old Natalie Giles, was grazed by bullets and that her 12-year-old daughter was shot in the stomach during the Thursday night shooting.
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Dennis Will said his daughter, 39-year-old Natalie Giles, was grazed by bullets and that her 12-year-old daughter was shot in the stomach during the Thursday night shooting.
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"We were able to conduct several rescues of individuals or citizens who were trapped in the line of fire." he said Spells was treated and released; a bullet grazed his head.
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But the girl's attorney said she "grazed" the officer's lawn before he yelled at her — which caused the boy to step in and say he was going to "sue" the officer.
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CHEST-BEATING PUTT The stars aligned for Poulter at the final hole in regulation play on Sunday, when Hossler grazed the hole with a birdie attempt that would have clinched victory.
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Another, an ear cuff named Waterfall, dangled a large gold-hued pearl at the top of the ear while, at the bottom, a cascade of smaller pearls almost grazed the shoulder.
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All six wounded officers were released from hospital on Wednesday night, one officer surviving after a bullet grazed his head and another after a bullet hit body armor on his back.
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Barkov and Jonathan Huberdeau grazed posts with shots and Varlamov made a big save on a rebound shot in the slot by Connor Brickley in the final minutes of the period.
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As a result, the general has narrowly escaped death repeatedly, showing this reporter a scar on his chin where he says a sniper's bullet grazed him during the battle of Baiji.
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As play stopped so officials could review whether the initial attempt grazed the rim before the shot clock expired, Krzyzewski used the unofficial timeout to deliver his team a pithy directive.
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They could make fires and craft complex weapons, such as wooden handled spears, needed to kill gazelles and other animals that grazed the savanna that covered the Sahara 300,000 years ago.
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A bullet grazed Shaw's forearm, and he suffered a burn from grabbing the rifle's barrel, but he saved himself, McMurray and all but four other diners and employees in the process.
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For decades, scientists who studied food webs drew lines between species — between wildebeest and the grass they grazed on, for example, and between the wildebeest and the lions that ate them.
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Shots also hit two more 18-year-olds in the back, as well as a 19-year-old who took shots to his arms and reportedly was also grazed in the head.
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Cleveland countered Gregorius' blast with Jose Ramirez's sacrifice fly in the fourth inning and Perez's RBI double that grazed the yellow line at the top of the wall in left-center field.
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With its verdant 228,21960 acres grazed by rabbits, sheep, pigs, goats, turkeys, ducks, geese, guinea hens, bees and chickens, it is now a textbook example of multi-species, pasture-based organic farming.
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Since the 1970s, many researchers have championed a theory in which the moon was created from thrown-off debris when a Mars-sized body grazed Earth in a relatively low-contact collision.
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Twenty-one years old, diminutive, and clean-shaven, with a line of pale scalp on the side of his head where a bullet had grazed him, he introduced himself as Vietnam Kobanî.
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Rightist vigilantes like the Cliven Bundy family openly defied the law, grazed cattle on federal lands and refused — backed by supporters with guns pointed at federal agents — to pay for that usage.
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Following the cringeworthy moment in which pole vaulter Hiroki Ogita's penis grazed the bar and he failed to progress in competition, the well-endowed Olympian now claims his member is not at fault.
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Life can be cut short in a second Pro gamer Drini Gjoka of compLexity Gaming -- a professional gaming team at the event -- was grazed in the hand by a bullet during the shooting.
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The paper's sources claim that the Brooklyn rapper, who was grazed by a bullet and whose friend Ronald "Banga" McPhatter was killed in the incident, is actually the person responsible for the shooting.
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The American president seemed to care little for nurturing that consensus on February 18th, when he gave a speech in Miami about Venezuela that grazed the line separating foreign policy from domestic politics.
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A second officer was reportedly grazed by gunfire and both officers were taken to Bellevue Hospital with non-life threatening injuries, along with the suspect who is also being treated at the hospital.
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Shaw told reporters that he was "sore" from the altercation, in addition to having been grazed by a bullet on his arm and receiving burns on his hand from grabbing the rifle's barrel.
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Replacing meat with plant food will also free up nearly all grazed rangelands, about 0.7 billion acres (that's very nearly the combined area of Texas, California, Montana, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada and Colorado).
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So, as flights departed for Tokyo and Wilkes-Barre, Pa., I grazed from restaurant to restaurant, as if on some never-ending layover, while imagining that I had my own Secret Service detail.
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Aldo covered along the fence and kept his head moving as Stephens grazed him with blows before Stephens stiff armed and snuck in an uppercut, landing the jolting right swing on Aldo's jaw.
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The Dutch farming community took its name from Fair Lawn, the hilltop house David DePeyster Acker built in the 1860s, which had a broad, sheep-grazed lawn bordered by a semicircular carriage drive.
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Almost two weeks after being grazed as Hurricane Irma battered other islands in the Caribbean, the residents of Puerto Rico were bracing for a potentially devastating sequel: a direct hit from Hurricane Maria.
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Morrison rubbed his head briefly after being grazed by the egg, which did not break, and then helped an elderly woman who was pushed to the floor in the scuffle, television images showed.
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The audience, which included Miranda July, Maya Rudolph and the New Yorker writer Susan Orlean (who's a customer), grazed on scallops and vegetable risotto as the chanteuse Justin Vivian Bond serenaded the crowd.
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Facebook's stock even grazed the $21 level on Tuesday before settling at $2800, but Lang pointed out that its floor of support just under $2743 has held true three times since the fall.
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They refer to it as an invasion because once the bison arrived, they thrived everywhere and began competing with the horses and mammoths that had grazed the Great Plains for millions of years.
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For two decades, Mr. Bundy grazed his cattle on federal land but refused to pay grazing fees, insisting that he did not have to because he had inherited water rights on the land.
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"The plane grazed a bunch of trees and one house, and then went straight down into another house, and that house was pretty much instantly destroyed," Woodridge Township Mayor John E. McCormac tells PEOPLE.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (Reuters) - Webb Simpson and Patrick Cantlay grazed the Masters course record on Saturday, each posting an eight-under par 64 at Augusta National, just one stroke shy of the best-ever 63.
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In the case of PFOA, DuPont brazenly dumped its toxic waste into a creek that ran through a pasture where farmers grazed and watered their cows, causing grotesque malformations and deaths among the animals.
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"Our customers purchase into a live animal, see the pastures it grazed and the family who raised it, and even know the pedigree of their steak," said Hannah Raudsepp, founder of Honest Beef Company.
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Dressed in blue jail scrubs with a small copy of the Constitution jutting from his pocket, Bundy repeated his assertions that federal ownership of lands settled and grazed by ranchers for generations was illegitimate.
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They were going to let Andy die, until Mario Amaya—a gallery owner who'd also been shot by Valerie Solanas, but he was just grazed—told the doctors that Andy was a famous person.
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And the Red Mighty Morphin Power Ranger — at 77 feet long, the lengthiest balloon in the parade — grazed his knee on Central Park West, not so much flying as sliding down the parade route.
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The shooter(s) struck a nine-year-old girl in the right thigh, grazed a 20-year-old woman, and struck two others, all of whom were hospitalized, but seemed to be in stable condition.
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Another girl, aged eight, was grazed by shrapnel to the leg, and four more children, aged eight months, six, nine, and 03, were unharmed, with the latter three running out of the house for help.
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Vox points out that two Americans have been hit by things from space: Lottie Williams in 1997 was grazed on the shoulder, and Ann Hodges was hit in the stomach by a meteor in 1954.
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In the last few weeks alone, the model has gone from a lob to a nearly waist-length style to one that grazed a few inches below her collarbone to... well, you get the idea.
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A representative of the Las Vegas city government posted a note on its official Tumblr page further describing the incident: The autonomous shuttle was testing today when it was grazed by a delivery truck downtown.
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President Obama has signed a bill declaring bison the "national mammal," but only a fraction of those in existence present a pure picture of the wild animal that once grazed all over the United States.
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The result was similar to that of a boiled meat broth in which the meat was extremely tender and the flavor was strong, due to the animals having grazed on mountain grass their entire lives.
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She paired it with nude sandals, an elegant, translucent shawl, which draped over her shoulders and grazed the ground, and a sentimental reminder of her grandmother (and namesake), who died at age 92 in April.
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A male performer with a jockstrap in the center of his face, a blonde woman with weave tracks repurposed as a belt, and other performers in bondage-y short shorts grazed through the space slowly.
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Moore says Atkins earlier shot and wounded his 76-year-old grandmother at their South Los Angeles home and fled in a car, taking with him a teenage girl who was grazed by a bullet.
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After the railway was closed in 1937, its route was sold off to adjoining landowners, mainly small farmers who grazed sheep and a few head of cattle on Mayo's picturesque but rough pastures and hills.
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The Gondwanan rainforests are a living time capsule; home to ancient conifers that sauropods likely grazed on during the Jurassic Period and flowering plants that offer a window into Earth's botanical evolution during the Cretaceous.
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From their equestrian culture in which individuals owned their individual horses, but herded them communally, they grazed cattle on the open range and became net exports of beef to the railroad passing through their territory.
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"Cooking mackerel overlooking the sea where it was caught or beef that grazed on the pastures just behind—it gives us a visceral pleasure you just don't get from conventional indoor kitchens," he tells me.
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She paired it with a nude sandal, an elegant, translucent shawl, which draped over her shoulders and grazed the ground, and a sentimental reminder of her grandmother (and namesake), who died at age 92 in April.
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She paired it with a nude sandal, an elegant, translucent shawl, which draped over her shoulders and grazed the ground, and a sentimental reminder of her grandmother (and namesake), who died at age 92 in April.
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Both benches were warned in the first inning by plate umpire Jeff Nelson when Colorado's Charlie Blackmon, the second batter of the game, was grazed on the elbow by a pitch from Cubs starter Jon Lester.
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Bullets grazed Marcel Tankoano as he and other activists stormed parliament in October 2014, sending MPs dashing for the exits as they prepared to vote a measure to allow Compaore to extend his 27-year-rule.
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"But here, thank God, we went through the drought with water in abundance," de Almeida told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on his 70-acre (1853-hectare) property in Planaltina, Federal District, as steers grazed behind him.
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That, combined with Amazon's stock pushing above its 100-day moving average, should create the necessary momentum to send shares soaring, possibly even back to the monumental $2,000 level they first grazed in August, Wald said.
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But as storms have grown in intensity, some environmentalists argue that the revival of trees and shrubs on land grazed bald by sheep, or colonized by bracken, would prevent the runoff of ever more apocalyptic floodwaters.
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For more than 22019 years, thousands of ranchers across our nation's 14 western states have grazed their animals on the 250 million acres of wide-open space our government owns and sets aside for multiple uses.
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Radamez Montañez, a building administrator from the municipality of Carolina, east of capital city San Juan, said he had been without water and electricity at home since Hurricane Irma grazed the island two weeks before Maria.
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Notre Dame's Cole Kmet stripped Clemson's Derion Kendrick on a first-quarter kick return, and the Irish recovered — but not before, according to replay review, the ball's oblong tip grazed the sideline boundary, giving Clemson possession.
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During a visit with two Swedish friends, perched on bar stools, we grazed through almost the entire menu; certain dishes immediately registered as the kind of food I knew I would be craving the next day.
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Cows stood on either side of us, and then, as we approached the shore, the cows were replaced by cow-looking rocks, sturdy black lumps that grazed on the hillside like the previous cows' petrified ancestors.
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"It's chaos, total chaos," said Radamez Montañez, a building administrator from Carolina, east of capital city San Juan, who has been without water and electricity at home since Hurricane Irma grazed the island two weeks before Maria.
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The shooter(s) hit eight-year-old Rasheed Cunningham Jr., grazed a young girl's arm, and struck a man identified by relatives as Brandon Cunningham, Rasheed's older cousin, several times in the back, and an unidentified woman.
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Overqualified with useless degrees, I finally got a teaching job in the Republic of Djibouti, in a remote village surrounded by jagged black rocks, where they raised a few camels, and three stray cows grazed on cardboard.
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This one was a ground-rule shot that bounced off the warning track and grazed the top of the wall on its way into a service tunnel next to the home team's bullpen in left-center field.
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MLB ruled the hit, which grazed the roof at an insane 170 ft and 300 ft out, a live fly ball and thus an out as it bounced off the girders, based on some arcane MLB rules.
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It is about three and a half hours from New York City, just outside of Binghamton, N.Y. On a recent evening, deer grazed near a roadway as students hurried to class and played basketball outside a dormitory.
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But Courtney Commander, whose knee was grazed by the car, said that in the first days of testimony, Mr. Fields mouthed the words, "I'm sorry" at her, prompting her and two other victims to leave the courtroom.
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The annual Great Cow Harbor 10K Run takes place in September, followed the next day by the annual Cow Harbor Parade and festival, commemorating years past, when cows grazed in the meadow that is now waterfront parkland.
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They know the wood as surely as they know the microlandscapes of their own grazed knees; put them down blindfolded in any dell or clearing and they could find their way out without putting a foot wrong. . . .
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"The Fake News Media was fixated on the fact that I properly said, at the beginnings of Hurricane Dorian, that in addition to Florida & other states, Alabama may also be grazed or hit," he tweeted earlier Friday.
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The Kenyan refugee reportedly loosed about 10 rounds from a 9 mm semi-automatic pistol and ultimately killed a man, struck two other workers in their lower bodies, and grazed a third before ultimately shooting and killing himself.
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Josi scored at 24:259 on a one-timer from the right circle that grazed off Hellebuyck's right shoulder, and Turris blasted just inside the near post from left circle that just beat the buzzer at 220:13.
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Stefanidi and Morris cleared the same height (603 metres) in Rio, where the American had one last jump to secure the gold, barely falling short when her left thigh grazed the bar on her final attempt at 4.90.
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The concept is simple: Congress would enact a law that says if a public lands grazing permit holder voluntarily relinquishes their permit, the federal public lands covered by the permit would never again be grazed by domestic livestock.
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In the Blue Zone's Race Track activity, a niece and her engineering-minded stepdad grazed through a trough of Legos in search of an aerodynamic addition to their cars, then raced them against the family and other builders.
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Bundy and several others -- including his sons, Ryan and Ammon Bundy -- were indicted in 2016 by a federal grand jury after the showdown two years earlier against federal land managers on the open range where Bundy's cattle grazed.
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"When Victorian women played tennis in the 1880s and 1890s, they were wearing their street clothes, which included heavy undergarments like corsets, bustles, and petticoats, and voluminous skirts that grazed the ground," fashion historian Keren Ben-Horin told Allure.
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The comet, though, forgot that the Sun is the Sun, and the icy chunk of dust was completely vaporized and torn apart when, at a speed of 1.3 million miles per hour, it grazed by our Solar System's star.
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Kendall's "two majorities"—one "presidential," the other "congressional"—only grazed the surface of a nation profoundly split into "two societies, one black, one white— separate and unequal," to quote one of the period's great public documents, The Kerner Report.
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Last week, after a second round of watching the whole series, I found myself in front of the mirror, scrunching up my semi-wavy dark brown hair until it just grazed my chin, wondering, Can I pull it off?
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Steve Weber, the guitarist of the Holy Modal Rounders, a cult psychedelic folk group that grazed the pop-culture mainstream with a song featured in the 240 film "Easy Rider" and influenced generations of underground musicians, died on Feb.
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And with two outs and the bases loaded, the Mets' Jim Hickman hit a pop fly to left field that grazed the overhang of the upper deck for an absurd 300-foot grand slam that ended Craig's losing streak.
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It read: LIBERTY FREEDOM FOR GOD WE STAND This is the stomping ground of Cliven Bundy, the anti-government provocateur who grazed his unpermitted cattle on Gold Butte rangeland and had a standoff here with government authorities in 2014.
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Instead, the first of the series of three dinners—happening on June 25, August 21, and October 2—will feature meat from a cow that has grazed on Talisein grass and cooked over two charcoal grills set up in the fields.
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The victims fired back at their assailant(s), but it is unclear if they hit anyone; police suspected others may have been grazed in the attack, but did not specify on which side and had not identified any additional victims.
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The couple of uppercuts that Dos Santos threw only grazed the mark but it was a close thing and Miocic didn't look that well prepared for them, probably because landing good uppercuts on an upright fighter is a tough ask.
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" Throughout the monument's existence, almost ninety-seven per cent of it was actively and legally grazed; as a 2017 Bureau of Land Management report noted, "no reductions in permitted grazing have been made as a result of the Monument designation.
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In Bennett Valley near Santa Rosa, a ranch owner had left the sprinklers on before fleeing, and even as a fire engulfed a nearby mountain and spread toward the ranch, black and white cows grazed in an untouched pasture nearby.
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The fringe at Prada barely grazed the models' foreheads, and at Miu Miu, cowlicks, irregular cuts and piecing were all fair game; at Gucci, where individual beauty looks reigned, the various versions of baby bangs each had a D.I.Y. vibe.
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In a 24-24 game, Detroit loaded the bases with one out in the eighth on a walk by Nicholas Castellanos, a single by Miguel Cabrera and a pitch from reliever Kyle Crick (2-3) that grazed Christin Stewart's foot.
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In the distance, a handful of deer grazed on the sedges and myriad diminutive plants that comprised the tundra beneath their hooves, silhouetted by golden blades of grass, harbingers of the coming year's abundant growing season and long Alaskan summer days.
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Bundy and several others -- including his sons, Ryan and Ammon Bundy -- were indicted by a federal grand jury in 2016 after the showdown two years earlier against federal land managers on the open range where Bundy's cattle grazed and fed.
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Watson wore a slicked-back high ponytail braid and large statement earrings (that practically grazed her shoulders!) Moore, whose color-blocked look also featured a thigh-high slit, styled the design with Forevermark jewelry — all in collaboration with stylist Cristina Ehrlich.
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At a second gate, Hossein Jafari-Araghi, 51, a guard who has been on the job for 15 years, was already back at his post, treated after an assailant's bullet grazed his cheek, now covered by a modest white bandage.
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Los Angeles could be without Yasiel Puig, who left Thursday's game with tightness in his right hamstring, while St. Louis may be missing Matt Holliday after the slugger exited the team's contest after being grazed in the nose by a pitch.
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It might be dominated by an invasive species such as lianas — the big woody vines that Tarzan swings from which can quickly take over tropical land — or molinia — a grass that spreads across the Welsh uplands after fields stop being grazed.
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In a 4-4 game, Detroit loaded the bases with one out in the eighth on a walk by Nicholas Castellanos, a single by Miguel Cabrera and a pitch from reliever Kyle Crick (2-3) that grazed Christin Stewart's foot.
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The other five were 24- and 21-year-old men who suffered leg wounds, a 21-year-old man grazed in the head, a 24-year-old woman shot in an arm, and a 19-year-old man shot in the back.
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Fukuoka was unlucky not to have a hat-trick of tries, having fumbled an early chance and later been denied another when his foot grazed the touch-line after he beat two defenders and retrieved his own kick behind the goal-line.
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Their kidnappers, she said, were an elderly man with a graying beard who the girls nicknamed "Baba" — meaning uncle — and a younger, light-skinned man who looked like the Fulani herders whose cows often grazed just beyond her family's mud-walled home.
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Overeem didn't adjust after Travis Browne had already grazed his chin with a front kick three times, and there was zero reason for him to be ducking down to waist height with his hands down every time Antonio Silva swung at him.
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Despite a U.S. labor market that has been "nothing short of extraordinary," the Federal Reserve has fallen short on its 2-percent inflation goal for years, and has only "grazed" it over the last year, Daly said in a speech earlier on Tuesday.
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"I was shot in the abdomen and a bullet grazed my head, so I spent much time in the hospital," she told the Pope in the courtyard of the orphanage she now calls home surrounded by hundreds of girls with similar stories.
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"—Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 5, 2019 He tweeted again later to assert that "Alabama was going to be hit or grazed," then tweeted tropical-storm-force-winds projections from August 29 and 30 to show "Alabama was originally projected to be hit.
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When the 15-year-old boy was grazed in the head by a bullet on his way home from school on May 2, Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said officers responded after ShotSpotter technology picked up the gunfire, according to WLS-TV.
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The fields had been grazed into near nonexistence for decades, so to revive them, he oversowed with a local seed containing yellow rattle, a semiparasitic plant that over eight years weakened the grass, allowing wild geraniums, wild oregano and bedstraw to flourish.
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The masseuse grazed her hands over my body and informed me that my root chakra, at the base of my spine, was holding a lot of grief about my mother and could not heal until I addressed it and cleared the chakra.
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Inside the lodge, a house band warbled its way through a Fleetwood Mac tune as the bruised and battered grazed on hamburgers and poutine, the gooey morass of potatoes and cheese curds that was born in Quebec and is popular across Canada.
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He did not get frustrated when his par putt at No. 276 burned the edge of the cup, or when he just missed a birdie at the fourth, or when another birdie putt grazed the edge of the hole at the fifth.
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The shots (police found five shell casings from two weapons at the scene) wound up hitting two boys, aged nine and 31, in the legs and a 17-year-old woman in the back; they also grazed a 17-year-old woman in the back.
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Domingo Santana followed and ripped an 0-2 offering to the wall in right that grazed the edge of Giancarlo Stanton's glove and dropped into a picnic area for his 14th home run of the season, tying — and possibly changing the course — of the game.
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The roommates said the trio held onto one another tightly, while chanting: "Everything is going to be OK." While under the table, McAslin, who had trained as an emergency medical technician, examined a woman who had been grazed by a bullet in the neck.
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"I was brought in to hyper-focus on the different ways you can prepare greens so you're not always just getting a salad," said Ms. Zolotareva, who, like Mr. Oshima, grazed on watercress and kale as if they were finger foods during the recent tour.
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All are topped with peaked, cedar shingle-clad roofs and flanked with immense floor to ceiling windows, soaking up broad views across the island's flowing bent grasses (often grazed by deer), its maple, pine and ash trees, and down to the glittering lake beyond.
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He's tried to kill himself three times: at 15 by hanging himself from a shower rod (it broke); in his 40s with his father's World War II pistol (it jammed); and in 2012 with a shotgun (a pellet grazed his scalp and punctured the ceiling).
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The shooter struck a 17-year-old girl in the knee and wrist, an 53-year-old woman in the hip, and two 21-year-old men in the hip and in the hand, respectively; the latter 21-year-old man was also grazed in the head.
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Soon after, hospital staff reported three young men, aged 29, 21418, and 21426 and shot in the hip, knee, and grazed in the back, respectively; it was initially unclear if they were involved in the shooting but have since been pegged as victims in the attack.
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At Congress, a wine bar in Collingwood that opened in April 203, the chef Jack Stuart collaborated with the co-owner Katie McCormack to come up with a menu of wine-friendly dishes that could be easily grazed-upon, or put together to form a full dinner.
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By day's end, you're a shell of your former self: Your hair is greasy, your sweatshirt is covered in bits of the stale tortilla chips you grazed on all day for "lunch," and your back hurts because you've been hunched over your laptop in bed without moving.
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Over the course of two different lunches, friends and I grazed through much of the small, changing menu, which includes cocktails with enigmatic names like the bourbon-based They Grow Up Slow Fast and My Mom Blacks Out Better Than Yours, featuring pecan vodka and mulled wine.
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Amid peaceful olive groves and ochre fields grazed by horses and sheep sits a house-size sculpture of a sphinx, with mirrored blue hair and a bright-red crown, a flower blooming on one of her breasts and a lavender heart on the nipple of the other.
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The shooter(s) hit a 15-year-old and grazed a 103-year-old likely involved in the argument—as well as two brothers, six-year-old Daniel Cerda and 11-year-old Oscar Cerda, who were in the street playing soccer at the time of the attack.
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Cops say he shot a 16-year-old boy and an 18-year-old and 33-year-old man in the extremities and grazed a 12-year-old boy's head; the former three were hospitalized and are in stable condition, while the latter was treated at the scene.
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Children who ate the most sweets after the meal and threw the biggest tantrums when the treats were taken away had greater odds of gaining excess weight than kids who grazed on salty foods or didn't put up a fuss when their snack was removed, the study found.
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Inside, the work looks as tenuous as wafting vapor, like it would collapse if grazed: there's a maze of standing vinyl record covers supported only by each other; a wreath of tinted sunglass lenses; two feathers bound by coin wrappers and set, like a teacup, atop a paper bag.
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Cardinals LF Matt Holliday was in the lineup Friday, one day after being grazed on the nose by a pitch, but went 0-for-7 while Dodgers OF Yasiel Puig made a pinch-hitting appearance after leaving the team's game on Thursday with tightness in his right hamstring. 2.
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"The Fake News Media was fixated on the fact that I properly said, at the beginnings of Hurricane Dorian, that in addition to Florida & other states, Alabama may also be grazed or hit," the president tweeted on Friday, a full six days after he first made the claim.
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He grazed a 23-year-old woman and hit a 22-year-old woman in the shoulder, a 213-year-old man in the back, a 21-year-old man in the chest, and a 27-year-old woman in the leg before fleeing; all of the victims were hospitalized.
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Some experts have described a kind of chain reaction in Yellowstone National Park in the United States after the mid-1990s reintroduction of gray wolves there, saying stressed elks grazed less easily and had fewer offspring because of the presence of carnivores, which in turn contributed to new tree growth.
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Still reeling from Hurricane Irma, which knocked out 70 percent of the power when it grazed the island two weeks ago, it faces a mountain of need in the coming months just as the federal government is stretched to the limit grappling with the destruction left by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
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Beyond the auditorium's floor-to-ceiling windows, a swaying birch tree and the soaring blue mountains served as a reminder of where we were, listening to singers who descended from centuries of farmers who had tilled the local soil and grazed their livestock in summer meadows high in those mountains.
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Scientists working with NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory and other teams now think that the wave of gas seen in the Perseus galaxy cluster was created when a smaller cluster of galaxies "grazed" the Perseus cluster sometime in its past, causing some of its gas to "slosh" around, NASA said in a statement.
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The shooter(s) grazed a 20-year-old woman in her right arm and a 22-year-old man in both his knees and hit a 23-year-old man in his ankle, a 113-year-old woman in her left foot, and a 24-year-old man in both his ankles and his forearm.
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The shooter hit a 20-year-old woman in the thigh, a 24-year-old woman in the shin, a 27-year-old woman in the ankle, a 31-year-old man in the foot, and grazed a 48-year-old woman on her stomach; the victims' injuries were all described as non-life-threatening.
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As of publication, police were unsure whether the drive-by was targeting individuals at the party (perhaps linked to an ongoing neighborhood feud or an argument between two groups of people earlier in the day) or random victims, but the shots hit four men and grazed a ten-year-old boy in the abdomen.
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A less deadly shooting ultimately garnered more national and global media attention, though: At about 43:15 PM on Wednesday, an unknown shooter killed a 17-year-old student, injured two more teens, and grazed a 67-year-old woman near a high school in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston during a fire drill.
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It is testament to how much of Earth's surface is sea, and how sparsely populated the remainder remains, that the only recorded victims of this artificial hailstorm are five sailors aboard a Japanese vessel, who were injured in 280, and a woman in Oklahoma who was grazed by a piece of falling rocket in 210.
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That is the state that Arsenal are in right now, when it comes to Europe's premier competition – battered, bruised, bloodied, grazed, covered in plasters, trying to pry shards of shattered hurdle out of their wibbly bits and generally feeling a bit sorry for themselves as they survey the mangled wreckage they have left behind them.
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Biles launched into a pair of back handsprings that took her from one end of the beam to the other, at which point she leaped high enough into the air that as she flipped upside down twice, twisting a full revolution along the way, her dangling ponytail would have grazed the top of a basketball hoop.
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Though the animal once grazed the plains of most of the United States in the millions, its population dwindled to a little over a thousand at the turn of the 20th century, according to a highly cited study published by the late William Hornaday, a taxidermist, hunter, zoologist and first director of the New York Zoological Park, known today as the Bronx Zoo.
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Though the species once grazed the plains of most of the United States in the millions, its population dwindled to a little over a thousand at the turn of the 20th century, according to a highly cited study published by the late William Hornaday, a taxidermist, hunter, zoologist and first director of the New York Zoological Park, known today as the Bronx Zoo.
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