However, despite Jackson's heroics, Oakland was able to hang around.
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Neighbor Thomas Leszcewicz will likely never forget the dog's heroics.
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But all anyone could talk about afterward was Kucherov's heroics.
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" Of his Good Samaritan heroics, he says, "It just happened.
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Ryan Reynolds' do-gooder heroics aren't just for the big screen.
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Dion Waiters, despite his avant-garde playoff heroics, remains Dion Waiters.
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More heroics from DePaul's veterans boosted the team down the stretch.
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"That's just fun to watch," Benn said of his goaltender's heroics.
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His heroics were an inspiration for a popular novel and film.
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The game then went to overtime to set up Couturier's heroics.
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Tributes to their FA Cup wins, and their Premier League heroics.
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The 30-year-old Venezuelan's heroics boosted his batting average to .
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But five minutes later, Chiozza's heroics turned his triumph to tears.
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But tales of her heroics so far have been a bit exaggerated.
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After an Akinjo miss, Jackson hit two free throws, forcing McClung's heroics.
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McCarron's late heroics provided a bright spot on an otherwise forgettable performance.
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Olynyk's heroics helped the Boston bench outscore the Washington reserves 48-5.
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Safe bet she wouldn't see heroics involved in losing her plassing innocence.
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British newspapers interpreted this as "Flash Harry" up to his usual heroics.
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Many believe that his heroics kept more people from dying that day.
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Then came Stanton's heroics and Phelps' high-wire act in the ninth.
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Meanwhile, Colter portrays Cage as a superpowered man largely disinterested in heroics.
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Barnes' heroics came after his defense sparked Sacramento in the third quarter.
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Superheroes are constantly trying to balance their heroics with more everyday challenges.
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But, Marte's heroics helped him avoid his first defeat of the season.
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That set the stage for Sanders' late score and Pineiro's unlikely heroics.
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Instead, Baylor ripped a homer, setting up Henderson's heroics three batters later.
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It has no clue that heroics, in any occupation, speak for themselves.
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"We needed it," Timberwolves center Karl-Anthony Towns said of Butler's heroics.
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But that only set up Watson for his two minutes of heroics.
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"His old heroics aren't necessarily what are needed at this moment," Isaac says.
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However, despite Mr Zverev's heroics, the number of net points has hardly budged.
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He admits it was frustrating at times, but Powell's playoff heroics motivated him.
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Quinoa, already one of America's favorite superfoods, could be performing even more heroics.
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Despite his heroics, Parker is, like his room, also kind of a mess.
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During the fighting, a CIA Predator drone was lingering overhead, capturing Chapman's heroics.
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They missed 7 of 8 shots down the stretch prior to Dragic's heroics.
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He's torn between pride and anguish after the heroics of his only child.
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Gano's heroics came after the Giants erased an 573-point fourth-quarter deficit.
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What did Tua Tagovailoa's championship game heroics mean to the people of Hawaii?
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The question, of course, is whether any of James's heroics will ultimately matter.
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Nor does the field offer much glamour or the prospect of medical heroics.
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Prior to Krejci's heroics, Boston was left frustrated by getting assessed seven penalties.
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This is the single most reasonable thing anyone has ever said about Bautista's heroics.
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Then, six months later, a colleague suggested that they be honored for their heroics.
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Shortly after the dog passed away, news of his heroics spread through the village.
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Each of them lauded the heroics of the pilot, Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger III.
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That is what makes them so fun to watch, beyond even Curry's individual heroics.
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Maye's Sunday night heroics didn't keep him from showing up to his 8 a.m.
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Jaclyn said she believes Bulmer's heroics speak to the kind of man he is.
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We told everyone at the bar about our daring escape, playing up our heroics.
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"I don't think that changes anything about the heroics of our officers," Smithee said.
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Our sports columnist says the Games will be remembered for their heroics and scandals.
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We took turns doing the post-game writeups: mock heroics, gong shows, choice chirps.
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But Mr. Trump was steeped in the heroics of a Korean War commander, Gen.
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When news broke of the lad's heroics, he was the talk of the school.
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Did his late-night heroics Friday have any bearing on his subpar performance Saturday?
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From that point, despite some more heroics from Corey, the Justice couldn't hold on.
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Israel was among those who lauded Anthony's heroics in the days following the shooting.
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Game of Thrones' genius is that it is defined by his heroics and their absence.
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In contrast, Peter continually failed her as a partner by failing to recognize her heroics.
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Philadelphia's Damon Severson tied it with nine minutes remaining, setting up Hischier's late-game heroics.
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However, the Wolves gave it right back to set up the 19-year-old's heroics.
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The Wizards are just 16-193 (16 wins, 31 losses) this season despite Beal's heroics.
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His heroics the second time around are being praised by people across the political spectrum.
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According to multiple outlets, Hardy's spokesperson has declined to comment on his real-life heroics.
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The vibrant play continued in the third as the teams traded chances before Lee's heroics.
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Syracuse appeared to be on its way to a third straight loss until DeVito's heroics.
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It will be united-family heroics (possibly with the exception of Henry) at the end.
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"I'm humbled, very privileged, I was the chosen one," he said of his playoff heroics.
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The macho heroics feel haloed with quotation marks, and an inadvertent heaviness undercuts the mayhem.
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Those kind of heroics deserve a full out ticker tape parade around the base paths.
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Get great results from your action cam as you capture your heroics ... and your epic bails.
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Usually, MJ represents the real-life responsibilities that keep "getting in the way" of Spidey's heroics.
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Backup goalie Cam Ward made 34 saves for Chicago, which pulled the goalie before DeBrincat's heroics.
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The only bummer about this story is that the exam was the morning after Gillon's heroics.
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But unlikely heroics by Oklahoma's Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant would serve them nearly as well.
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I've had a couple of Super Bowls that have been great because of last-minute heroics.
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Jimmy Butler, who scored 16 points, tied the score on a layup, setting up Leonard's heroics.
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For almost two hours, Ponting looked like he might repeat his heroics in the Third Test.
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There were heart-warming moments and heroics in the stories of Americans seated in the gallery.
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Sahuaro won that game, and Aaron's heroics continued soon after, at the Class 18963A state championship.
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Most importantly for the sport, there was no single dominant athlete, despite Fourcade's heroics for France.
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It took some late game heroics from Philadelphia's Brayden Schenn to send Sunday's game into overtime.
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Shirley Reierson of Duluth, Minnesota, is in awe of the heroics of a dedicated group of firefighters.
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Rather than increasing the Celtics' lead, it gave the ball back to the Bulls for Butler's heroics.
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But we decided to put together just a few of her finest fight scenes, witticisms, and heroics.
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The focus is not on the heroics of the first responders or the grief of the families.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWN DANNY TREJO's REAL-LIFE HEROICS IN CAR WRECKSNOOKI'S 'JERSEY SHORE' FACE-OFF WITH ANGELINA!
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John DeFore, The Hollywood Reporter: The tension between wish-fulfillment heroics and realism was tantalizing in Unbreakable.
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Heyward's heroics came after the Cubs blew a 3-0 lead in the top of the eighth.
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We can have fun, adventure, fantasy, heroics, someone for us to look up to and inspire kids.
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The win snaps a three-game losing streak for St. Louis, but it took some late heroics.
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If you're a Washington Wizards fan who smells recency bias after those Christmas Day heroics, fair enough.
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Heyward's heroics came after the Cubs blew a 33-0 lead in the top of the eighth.
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These pessimistic games are something I crave, especially in the player-centered heroics video game release season.
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The Fusion ended up taking the map after some overtime heroics, but Toronto found the winning formula.
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He walked Johan Camargo to load the bases with two outs, setting up Swanson's game-winning heroics.
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On Sunday, Meeks's coach and fellow players said that his last-grasp heroics were hardly a fluke.
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Just a week ago, one lucky Los Angeles Lakers fan won $0003,000 for his half-court heroics.
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The Blue Jays expected nothing less from Donaldson, who has made a habit of late-game heroics.
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But Mazara's one-time heroics only set the Dyson and the Rangers up for a tragic end.
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Still, despite the heroics from the reigning MVP, the Rockets only led 54-48 at the intermission.
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However, the Bulls are above average, thanks in large part to the heroics of Butler and Wade.
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The latter put the Cyclones on top 66-64 with 3:03 remaining, setting up Mason's late heroics.
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It's achingly beautiful at times, and there are many moments of genuine heroics—amid the muck and dirt.
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Maintain their forward momentum, and there's no reason they can't repeat their European heroics on the world stage.
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These men and their bold heroics, she gripes, when she's as bold and heroic as any of them.
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Chicago's journey has been filled with heroics at the plate that had carried over into the post-season.
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She has had it with Tony's heroics, and he is making a huge gesture to save their relationship.
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John Henry's sledgehammer heroics, Solomon Nothrup's 12 Years a Slave, and any number of passing narratives from Nella
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Such heroics didn't seem necessary, though, before the Angels came to bat in the bottom of the ninth.
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In the end, it took 493 years for Perry's Wimbledon heroics to be matched by a British sportsman.
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Growing up as Doss's son, Desmond Jr. says he heard the tale of his father's heroics many times.
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Dependent on income from tourism, the wider public has scant appetite for jihadist heroics against India's massive might.
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They are also among the thousands that saw and performed such heroics to help friends and strangers alike.
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I discovered years later that my article on Gulley's heroics had prevented him from being put to death.
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Yet she quickly gave a caveat, saying "it requires heroics" for vehicle operators to adjust rocket launch licenses.
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Many unsung heroics took place during last month's Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) trade ministers' summit in Hanoi.
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John Lewis (D-Ga.), the civil rights icon whose heroics in 1965 leading a march in Selma, Ala.
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The Cubs trailed by two runs before loading the bases in the ninth to set up Heyward's heroics.
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"It is hard to pick one over the other," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said of the late heroics.
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But this wasn't just some early game heroics that'd get lost in Green's overall performance of the night.
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It's filled with thrilling moments, last-second heroics, and characters escaping death by the skin of their teeth.
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But the final card the Grasshopper could play, if heroics were called for, was a Death From Above attack.
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For him, politics and heroics faded beside the simple struggles of ordinary people to come to terms with fate.
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Like her mega-bestselling The Nightingale, Kristin Hannah's The Great Alone highlights the heroics of everyday people, especially women.
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Given the strong pitching of right-hander German Marquez (10-9), no such heroics were required this time around.
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The Rangers outshot the Capitals 18-6 and would have had a regulation goal if not for Grubauer's heroics.
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For over 28503 years, the United States Coast Guard has carried out its multi-faceted missions with quiet heroics.
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" If not for his Seaman's heroics, one student told reporters, "more of us could have been injured, for sure.
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But without heroics from all its players, Michigan State would have been merely forgettable roadkill on Duke's inexorable path.
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Each new season brings a crop of movies and glossy TV serials dramatizing the heroics of our Special Operations.
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Kevin Durant led the Warriors with 43 points and 13 rebounds, and his team needed all of his heroics.
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Those homers tied it up at 5-5, but set it up for Moustakas' final heroics in the ninth.
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So her heroics were the banner, but underneath it was her claiming to be a person of her own.
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But Mond kept the sixth-largest crowd in Kyle Field history — 104,794 — on its feet by sparking late heroics.
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Beckham's heroics are almost expected, but the Detroit Lions still could not stop him at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
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The reason Harrison's heroics were necessary was largely due to missed opportunities earlier in the game by the Pirates' offense.
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Ehlinger's heroics came after the Longhorns converted on a pair of third downs to keep a 75-yard drive alive.
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What's more impressive about this one is the touch on the end line to keep the ball in play. Heroics.
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The rest of the list is the usual super-heroics, with Deadpool 2 still the most downloaded of the week.
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Moore, a 62 percent free-throw shooter, made all three foul shots to tie the score, setting up Evans' heroics.
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DeRozan and White then combined for their heroics at both ends of the court to give San Antonio the win.
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The Dolphins, meanwhile, earned some plaudits for forcing Russell Wilson to pull out the fourth-quarter heroics in Week 1.
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Unfortunately for Aaron, his boyfriend Eric takes a bullet in the stomach while displaying some surprising heroics during the firefight.
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Whether it's Miles, Jefferson, MJ — or the heroics of a man learning to earn the love of a great woman.
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Yet, Olivia and Annalise are right there with them, outdoing these men in the anti-heroics department at every turn.
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Vinnie must be proud of his work too, because he flashed a grin in the Facebook photo explaining his heroics.
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Lillard's three-point play gave Portland a 96-95 advantage with 7.2 seconds on the clock, setting up Horford's heroics.
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For those who witnessed his magnetic long-distance heroics in 2012, though, Farah may be impossible not to pull for.
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Lead once again by late-game heroics from their marquee players, the Kings remain the hottest team in the NHL.
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After all, it's not only the heroics that make her brave, it's her finally seeing (and seeking) a better path.
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But these nine dogs did more than seek out the usual cuddles, walks, and belly rubs — they performed actual heroics.
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"They want to be associated with every wonderful image: heroics in the Olympics, wonderful music, you name it," he says.
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John Chapman's heroics during hand-to-hand combat on an Afghanistan peak before he was killed by Al Qaeda militants.
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Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen (23-0) gave up Kemp's run-scoring single but earned the victory thanks to Pederson's heroics.
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The game's star, Ant Atkinson, remains mostly unknown, though his heroics led him to a job with the Harlem Globetrotters.
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"Chernobyl" isn't just an account of an environmental catastrophe, or the personal heroics that prevented it from becoming even worse.
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These games are a far cry from the industry's better-known story lines of battlefield heroics or the zombie apocalypse.
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Meanwhile, Spain would've soundly beaten Portugal if it weren't for Ronaldo's heroics, yet the Spaniards struggled to break down Iran.
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Noah Woods is being named an honorary firefighter and will receive a rare lifesavers award for his heroics on Friday.
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After Goldschmidt was intentionally walked, Ozuna hit into a forceout that moved Wong to third and set up Molina's heroics.
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Joey Votto's heroics have the Cincinnati Reds in position to register a rare series win over the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Canada escaped with a 3-2 victory over Switzerland at Steel Arena in Kosice, only after some last-second heroics.
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Her heroics did not stop there as she also saved two match points against Polona Hercog to reach the last 16.
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But Season 2 brings back all of the bark and none of the bite to Punisher's rough-around-the-edges heroics.
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"In my opinion, they show a level of bravery, professionalism, heroics, that we come to expect of our officers," Kelly said.
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While that tiny house elf won us over with his tenacity and heroics, the little Dobby drone is mostly a disappointment.
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Growing up, he had devoured the Hardy Boys mystery series and always felt primed to perform heroics the way they did.
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Christian Vazquez's sacrifice bunt moved Bradley to third and both Mookie Betts and Andrew Benintendi walked to set up Ramirez's heroics.
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Siachen: The Cold War prefers to emphasize the heroics of the soldiers involved than to question the point of it all.
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The Pistons (37-44) trailed through the first three quarters but made a late-game charge before bowing to Payton's heroics.
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As word of the rescue spread on Twitter, at least one colleague gave a shout out to Colenutt for his heroics.
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Kansas junior forward Mitch Lightfoot provided energetic heroics off the bench, collecting nine points and five rebounds while blocking three shots.
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To drive this car is to drive with no forgiveness, the near-perfect chassis displaying your flaws and magnifying your heroics.
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She makes the family new suits with little cameras embedded inside them, so that the public can see their heroics firsthand.
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It infused the idea of SDI with the heroics of the characters of the movie doing battle against another evil empire.
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After Mitch Garver sacrificed Cave to third, Joe Mauer and Rosario were both intentionally walked setting the stage for Dozier's heroics.
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Caldwell-Pope buried a 3-pointer on the inbounds pass to knot the score at 110-110, setting up Lillard's heroics.
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The Giants' late-game heroics came at a moment when the team would have been forgiven for being demoralized and dispirited.
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It was time for Leonard to try for the kind of heroics that he provided in Game 22 against the 28ers.
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Fire department hails his heroics "We've seen children alert their families before," Bartow County Fire Department Chief Dwayne Jamison told CNN.
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The Islanders had rallied from 4-2 third-period deficit on Tuesday to beat Penguins, 5-4, with Nelson's overtime heroics.
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In return for his heroics and battlefield expertise, Downey had been appointed to serve on the president's anti-terrorism task force.
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I was sent to Iraq in January 2007 with a logistics unit, the sort unlikely to engage in Chontosh-style heroics.
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But with 3:45 left, there was plenty of time for Brewer and the Bears offense to set up Mayers' heroics.
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Chicago's extra-inning heroics made a winner out of Tyler Danish (1-0), the fifth of six pitchers for the White Sox.
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He had the pop intuitions of Michael Jackson, the guitar heroics of Van Halen, and the mythology and pageantry of David Bowie.
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Oklahoma City trailed by 14 early in the fourth quarter and by four in the final minute before Westbrook's and George's heroics.
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Pro Wrestling Sheet also reported Shad's heroics, which were pretty bad ass ... especially considering he didn't know it was a BB gun.
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Seven plays later, Greg Zuerlein's 34-yard field goal put the Rams in front with 2:05 remaining, setting up Wilson's heroics.
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"I think [coach Brad Stevens] was trying to call timeout at first," Thomas said of his latest example of fourth-quarter heroics.
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The heroics of the teachers were pointed out by Clint Van Zandt, another MSNBC expert, who used to be an FBI profiler.
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Moustakas' heroics came after the Rockies rebounded from a 2-0 deficit, the product of Yelich's two-run, third-inning home run.
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His heroics took place on May 21, 1969, near Tam Ký City, a coastal town south of Da Nang in South Vietnam.
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But Young is opening a book that has no time for batting heroics or fulsome electrically lit baseball diamonds in approaching night.
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On Sunday, Villanova did not need any last-second heroics to earn its second trip to the Final Four in three years.
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Danny Green later drilled a pair of 3-pointers in quick succession, and Golden State — despite Curry's heroics — could not keep up.
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Wilson Chandler got open for a 3-pointer with 37 seconds left, and the Sixers led, 108-106, setting up Irving's heroics.
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Again, the Warriors were so potent on offense that they could overcome James's heroics through the first two games of the series.
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Seton Hall had the ball trailing by 1 point with 24 seconds to go, and last-second heroics seemed even more likely.
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Lutz hardly seemed surprised by Brees's heroics on the 2370-yard drive that took just 2268 seconds of game clock to unfurl.
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He is best known for his postseason heroics in St. Louis when he drove in 21 runs to set an MLB record.
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"Before any of us knew of Lou Alvarez and his heroics on television, this guy was saving lives on Facebook," Stewart said.
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Besides Robinson's heroics, Wednesday's game marked the return of Heat backup point guard Goran Dragic, who had 275 points and six assists.
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Florida's Brandon Powell rushed 6 yards for a touchdown with 7:20083 left to set the stage for the last-minute heroics.
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He hit the free throw to tie the score at 1003 before the late heroics by Redick, who finished with 219 points.
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George's heroics came just moments after Jimmy Butler put the 76ers in front with a steal and a layup with 6.9 seconds remaining.
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That set the stage for Haley's heroics and some scary moments for the Panthers at the end as they thwarted repeated Jets opportunities.
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The Last Ship, which airs Sunday nights on TNT, is a ridiculously fun blend of post-apocalyptic grimness, military heroics, and weird science.
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Birdies on 11 and 14 preceded a lovely close range approach on 15 to pick up another shot before her final hole heroics.
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As a video game that embodies the heroics of everyday survivors, The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit achieves something difficult, moving, and exemplary.
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"One day, we were facing Marseille in the Louis-Crouzet Cup semi-finals," he continues, sounding like a combat veteran sharing past heroics.
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But their quick action and heroics prevented a shooting rampage from becoming what "very well could have been a large-scale massacre," Rep.
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That's right: The Lions are now 5-4, and Stafford's late-game heroics are responsible for every single one of the Lions' wins.
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Shotwell said SpaceX was "working well" with the FAA but noted that "it requires heroics" for vehicle operators to adjust rocket launch licenses.
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Congressional leaders hailed the former president on Monday for his heroics as a young aviator during World War II and his presidential accomplishments.
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ZANU-PF officials, who once lauded her wartime heroics, have been calling her a fraud since she created her own party this year.
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Despite Hogan's heroics, the Browns (242-26) may not have gotten any closer to deciding on their starting quarterback for the regular season.
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After a Raptors miss, Davis made a floating jumper to tie the game at 106 with 29.4 seconds left, setting up Lowry's heroics.
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The track never rises into guitar heroics; there's a lot of heady downtime, the groove getting thicker, pulling you toward a foreboding stupor.
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That's the best way to honor heroes like Kendrick Castillo and Riley Howell, by making such heroics less necessary in classrooms around America.
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EMU's game-winning field goal came after it went from its 25 to the Illinois 4 in 96 seconds, setting up Ryland's heroics.
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For all the chances created and all the late heroics on Monday night, England's best hopes may be four or eight years away.
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Williams' heroics enabled the Cardinals (16-3, 7-383 Atlantic Coast Conference) to survive going the last 5:15 without a field goal.
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The New York Mets have found themselves on the wrong end of some late-inning heroics during their season-high four-game skid.
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The call initially had the Wildcats keeping the ball, but officials overturned it to give Purdue possession, setting the stage for Stefanovic's heroics.
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Fashion review The shows ended with a clash of the centuries at Louis Vuitton, heroics at Alexander McQueen and — hot pants at Chanel?
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Thomas' latest heroics overcame an outstanding effort by Detroit big man Andre Drummond, who had a season high-tying 2600 points and 22 rebounds.
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That's complicated by the fact that the former child star can't run around unmasked without being recognized, but also isn't satisfied with anonymous heroics.
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Avanhard is still facing relegation—per 101 Great Goals—but Ulyanov's heroics helped secure his team three of their six points in six games.
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Austin's heroics allowed the Golden Bears (113-5) to win a second straight and overcome a 26-point night from the Mustangs' Donovan Fields.
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On Monday Prince William praised a little girl who saved her mom's life, saying he would tell his son Prince George about her heroics.
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Thomas' latest heroics overcame an outstanding effort by Detroit big man Andre Drummond, who had a season high-tying 212 points and 232 rebounds.
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Big Jim was happy to indulge Taribo, reasoning that the defender's heroics on the pitch had earned him a degree of freedom off it.
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Verizon did not celebrate German's quick-thinking heroics, instead the telecommunications company suspended German for three weeks without pay for violating Verizon' safety rules.
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The Braves would have tied it in the fourth inning except for the defensive heroics of Revere, the Nationals' 5-foot-9 center fielder.
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For now, Cleveland fans seeking a history-making NBA Finals comeback can only hope James and Irving somehow repeat Monday's heroics two more times.
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Miller recovered to strike out Carlos Correa, back in the Astros' lineup following a 50-game absence, setting the stage for the Goldschmidt heroics.
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Their relationship gives emotional and narrative depth to Aragorn's heroics, while in the books their marriage symbolizes the everlasting bond between their two races.
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Gillon's late heroics lift Syracuse over No. 10 Duke SYRACUSE, N.Y. — In a historic matchup of legendary coaches, Syracuse's John Gillon took center stage.
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Air Force had a chance to extend its lead but a couple of missed shots and a turnover set the stage for Jones' heroics.
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But it was two unheralded Bay Area natives who combined to seal the deal in a dramatic sequence of fourth quarter heroics for Denver.
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Without Bradley following his Game 1 hamstring pull, the Celtics' defense lost much of its bite, Marcus Smart's occasional heroics and/or hysterics aside.
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Team USA barely squeaked by Turkey at the FIBA World Cup on Tuesday, winning in overtime 93-92 thanks to some last-second heroics.
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The 2016 me would have been more protective of this series too; this was my black-man-of-steel promise land for nigga heroics.
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When I reviewed Mitchell's concerts at the Park Avenue Armory in 219, I marveled at his solo-saxophone heroics and meditative chamber music designs.
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Cohan has long been one of the show's strongest performers, able to pull off everything from action-movie heroics to big tear-jerking moments.
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"He showed us all — without any pathos or heroics — how to stay free in a country not designed for freedom," he said on Facebook.
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On this key, at least, there was no need for the water rescues or helicopter-based heroics that had unfolded so often in Texas.
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We're heading into blockbuster season, long designed to part young men with their money using male heroics, computerized wizardry and the requisite side babes.
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Ayers walked away with $500, his game-worn jersey, the adoration of hockey fans across the league, and media reception commensurate with his heroics.
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Conan, a Belgian Malinois Trump labeled the "world's most famous dog," was given a medal and a plaque for his heroics (The Associated Press).
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It&aposs an interesting time to spotlight the heroics by Jewell and the subsequent character assassination of him by the media and law enforcement.
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General Moore recounted his battlefield heroics in 1992 in a best-selling book, "We Were Soldiers Once … and Young," written with Joseph L. Galloway.
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"Sunday began with a jackpot of medals at the European Athletics championship and it ended with an explosion of heroics and happiness," the daily wrote.
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That production might surprise casual NBA viewers, who are accustomed to tuning into Warriors games to watch Curry's heroics with Livingston in a minor role.
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The motive for the attack still has not been made public – and it could have been much worse, had it not been for Seaman's heroics.
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As such, perhaps inadvertently, the film is more about the enormity of the problem rather than the heroics of those who seek to solve it.
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San Antonio won this season's previous three previous meetings by an average of 9.7 points behind the heroics of All-Star small forward Kawhi Leonard.
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The identity of the dog has become the subject of rampant curiosity since Mr. Trump used glowing terms to describe the animal's heroics on Sunday.
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The film, adapted from Annie Proulx's short story of the same name, filters its drama of impossible love through the masculinist heroics of the Western.
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"Aqua" is noticeably — even self-consciously — hesitant about its super-heroics, especially by comparison with the flat-out costumed craziness of DC's Legends of Tomorrow.
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Since seeing an early preview screening some months ago, I have had the tender, almost accidental heroics of the Lovings very much on my mind.
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He then made a jumper to put the lead at 118-113, helping his team escape with late-game heroics for a second straight night.
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The plot itself—in case you're not into the whole make-believe heroics thing—is a continuation from Christopher Nolan's vigilante origin story, Batman Begins.
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Flyers guard Kyle Davis, who scored 22002 points, hit a layup that tied the score 203-50 with 223:240 left, setting up Smith's heroics.
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Headley's heroics helped reliever Dellin Betances shake off his first blown save, and allowed Carlos Beltran to smile in the clubhouse over a milestone homer.
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Our actual selves must now wear the false heroics of disease: every patient a celebrity survivor, smiling before the surgery and smiling after it, too.
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VOULKOS: THE BREAKTHROUGH YEARS The biggest name in mid-185373th-century ceramics, Peter Voulkos (185363-185353) brought Abstract-Expressionist swagger, scale, and heroics to clay.
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While this might sound like an idle cliche, Kuyt certainly had the knack of making decisive interventions long before his latest heroics at De Kuip.
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"It speaks to the resiliency of the guys," Giants left tackle Nate Solder said after the team refused to fold following the Bears' late heroics.
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After playing the foil to Keuchel's heroics in their previous three meetings, Tanaka finally did to the Astros what Keuchel had done to the Yankees.
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He is best known for his postseason heroics in St. Louis, as his 21 RBIs in 2011 set an MLB record for a single postseason.
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Parents, of course, might view true heroics as getting their children to willingly gobble up vegetables, and B&G has something for them as well.
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France's goalkeeper also made two key saves to add to some similar heroics in the previous rounds but looked to play down his individual performance.
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He held up the heroics of a citizen during the Sutherland Springs, TX mass shooting as an example of ordinary Americans needing to be armed.
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Even with Schroder's heroics, the Pelicans cut the lead to 118-116 in the final minute after Julius Randle's corner 183-pointer with 23 seconds remaining.
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Almora's late heroics helped the Cubs snap Washington's four-game winning streak and hand the National League East leaders just their fourth loss in 15 games.
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But all high-concept heroics aside, leaving Hespèrion XXI players so often silent for the closing hour of their own concert creates some problems with momentum.
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You know how the summer movie season is rife with blockbusters that cost nine figures to make and often feature dazzling heroics and explosive set pieces?
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His heroics give the Tigers a chance to gain a split in the four-game series when the teams play the series finale on Monday afternoon.
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Vince McMahon's constant threats of firing his wrestlers made him pro wrestling's biggest heel and the perfect adversary for Steve Austin's blue collar, no-bullshit heroics.
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There are many explanations involving coaching strategies, lineup decisions and late-game heroics, but one player had a monumental impact that may never be properly measured.
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Throughout history, and to do this day, soldiers are taught to be desensitized to violence, to savor the heroics of victory, and to demonize the enemy.
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His will be the first Medal of Honor that expressly acknowledges a soldier for heroics on the ground in the so-called Secret War in Laos.
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In Steuben County, N.Y., two sheriff's deputies were honored this March for their heroics after using the life-saving kit on a man who had overdosed.
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Yet, when Nicolas Batum hit Kidd-Gilchrist with a pass for a dunk to tie the game with 228 seconds remaining, it set up Anthony's heroics.
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Aside from a Steven Souza home run in the sixth — his second of the night — the Yankees' bullpen held its ground long enough for Austin's heroics.
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It seemed like the Warriors' penetration was the only thing that yielded results—Bogut's big-man heroics in the paint drew more consistency than anything else.
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Throughout, the writer-director-producer team of Aaron Horvath, Michael Jelenic, and Peter Rida Michail mock genre clichés and the pretensions of comic book super-heroics.
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In recent days, defenders of Major Golsteyn have cited his battlefield heroics and the complex rules of engagement he was operating under in Afghanistan in 2010.
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Anyone who watched his heroics in last Saturday's 26-230 win at No. 218 West Virginia (403-240) might be tempted to second-guess this choice.
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Andujar's heroics preceded a near meltdown by the Yankees' bullpen after five solid innings by Lance Lynn, who made his first home start for the Yankees.
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There, a few cops berate the superhero Mr. Incredible (voiced by Craig T. Nelson) and his wife and partner in heroics, Elastigirl (Holly Hunter), for meddling.
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Heroics dropped the first game 83-28 in Nuke before battling back to post a 22-2000 victory in Overpass and 16-2 win in Train.
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And he was not widely appreciated by Bulls fans, who were enthralled with Jordan's heroics, not the front-office figures who dealt with his contract demands.
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To use Ocasio-Cortez's framing, this is like mobilizing for World War II, and everybody can play a role, from frontline heroics to the home front.
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Garcia dazzled the crowd with defensive heroics in the fifth, ascending above the center field wall to take a would-be solo home run away from Soler.
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Yet arguably MJ's the greater public servant, for the patience of making him (and the demographic who idolizes this infantilizing kind of male heroics) face the facts.
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But Sepetys is too invested in the essential reality of the story she tells to treat even that spy-novel circumstance as an invitation for easy heroics.
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Da'Monte Williams made 255 of 21 free throws and Frazier missed two more, leaving the Illini in front 204-23 but creating the opportunity for Adger's heroics.
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The boys' heroics caught the attention of their local fire department, which reached out on Twitter to congratulate them -- and to suggest firefighting as a career option.
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The Magic won for just the second time in their past 12 games, but nearly gave it away by squandering a 94-86 lead before Vucevic's heroics.
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Of course ... Amani's biased -- dude is rockin' a Super Bowl ring these days 'cause of Eli's heroics in SB XLII -- but he swears he's tellin' the truth.
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American Dharma could be interpreted as a chronicle of Bannon's heroics, and no doubt Bannon and those who admire him may find it to be just that.
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The show barely underlines how, say, it's far easier for him to get nabbed by the police for his attempts at heroics, and it doesn't need to.
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Chicago tied the game against Diaz in the ninth on Tim Anderson's sacrifice fly as Diaz was unable to build upon Seth Lugo's heroics one inning earlier.
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His will be the first Medal of Honor to expressly acknowledge the heroics of a soldier on the ground in the so-called Secret War in Laos.
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The book begins with the Black Tom explosion that rocked the city, weaves in Damon Runyon's riveting war reporting and is capped by the heroics of Sgt.
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Tiepolo may have chosen these lovers to commemorate an Archinto family wedding, and he elected not to emphasize Perseus' heroics, but rather the couple's first moments together.
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Their accounts illustrate the brutal religious calculus of the militants, but also the heroics of local Muslims who risked their lives to protect Christian friends and workers.
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He led the Chiefs to the AFC Championships last year, and even though they lost, his season-long heroics earned him the NFL's Most Valuable Player award.
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In contrast to the soft ambiance of the videos, Jo Spence's works privilege a stark aesthetic, inflected by second-wave feminism's rejection of macho expressionist artistic heroics.
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Terry Bradshaw, Ken Stabler and Joe Namath all made the Hall of Fame based on their teams' playoff heroics, though their raw numbers were not always sensational.
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Left-hander Ryan Sherriff got Brandon Crawford to pop out and struck out Pablo Sandoval to send the game into extra innings and set up Hundley's heroics.
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"Glass" opens smoothly with some small-scale heroics that set the humorous, twitchy tone and showcases Dunn, who's still fighting while wearing an identity-obscuring rain poncho.
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The fans did not respond to his home run heroics; Miami has ranked last in the National League in attendance in 11 of the past 12 years.
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The PLA is supporting Hollywood-style military action films such as "Operation Red Sea" and "Wolf Warrior 2," showing the heroics of Chinese troops in foreign locales.
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The diminutive Madison stands tall in our history, as a man whose spirit and intellect contributed as much to the shaping of our nation as any military heroics.
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We're told Jamie had called 911 before his heroics, and cops and firefighters eventually got there and transported the victim to a hospital with major injuries, including burns.
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In repeating his heroics of 25, when he established himself as a national treasure, Farah also became the first British track athlete to win four Olympic gold medals.
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A hard-fought strategic campaign required battlefield heroics to turn in my favor, and culminated in a do-or-die battle to determine the fate of an empire.
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Johnny Field kept the game-winning rally alive with an infield single, after which Jesus Sucre lined a single to center field, setting the stage for Smith's heroics.
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Jasper's owners were grateful as well, stopping by the station after the rescue to give Nawfel and the other firefighters a thank you card for their husky heroics.
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Lynch manages to ground the movie with a serious and poignant throughline and perfect counterbalance to Carol's brash heroics and her sometimes slapstick buddy-cop relationship with Fury.
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Roosevelt's youth -- not to mention his war heroics -- was a major selling point for him; he was seen as having the vim and vigor the country needed. 4.
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That feat was reached thanks to Nowell's late heroics and a missed 2500-pointer by Stanford star KZ Okpala with a chance to win with one second left.
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Polar exploration was, Henry Morley insisted, "stainless as the Arctic snows, clean to the core as an ice mountain": all the heroics of colonialism, none of the taint.
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It's a monument to that crazy, earnest glee comic book films can have when we refuse to water them down or regard their heroics with a knowing smirk.
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Cunningham is, if possible, even more delightful out of character than in, but the meat of the interview is, of course, the 50-second appetizer of beardy heroics.
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In the first, you play as JD Fenix, and you're mostly doing the run-and-gun heroics and operating that we associate with these games across the board.
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James registered the 49th triple-double of his career, but it was Boston, behind more fourth-quarter heroics from Thomas, who got the last laugh on Wednesday night.
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A thrilling account of the young Winston Churchill's heroics in the South African Republic in 1899, which culminated in a prison break and nine days on the run.
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Yoan Moncada followed with a sacrifice fly off Orioles reliever Richard Bleier to drive in Trayce Thompson to tie the game and set the table for Sanchez's heroics.
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Now come the benefits of Mahomes' rise to stardom, following the quarterback's fourth-quarter heroics in leading the Kansas City Chiefs to their first championship in 50 years.
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Broadsheet banners from the local newspaper archives tell the tales of tragic shipwrecks and fires, while grainy video footage on the wall highlights the sporting heroics of cricketers.
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After he fouled out, Lee engineered the heroics by drilling a 26-footer with 1.5 seconds left to tie it at 123-123 and force a third overtime.
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Kelvin Herrera (23-2) was the winner, pitching around two walks in the eighth to keep the game tied, and setting the stage for Chicago's late-game heroics.
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But ultimately—Michigan, whose harrowing plane crash and general likable underdog nature has made them tournament sweethearts—pulled off the victory thanks to some heroics from D.J. Wilson.
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The number and severity of problems I've heard of with them suggest the "feats of engineering heroics" of which Adams spoke, but directed singlemindedly in the direction of compactness.
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Fourth-inning homers by Jabari Blash and Manuel Margot and some defensive heroics from players not particularly known for their prowess in the field gave the Padres a boost.
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Nebraska (9-14, 6-8 Big Ten) forced a tie-up in the back court on the ensuing possession to get the ball back and set up Watson's heroics.
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A failed clearing attempt resulted in a scramble at the net, and Drouin was on the spot to make it a 2-2 affair and set up Lehkonen's heroics.
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Stanton's heroics could not have come soon enough for the proud slugger, who has not nearly played up to his enormous 13-year, $325 million contract yet this season.
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When he's enticed back into the world of heroics with the emergence of a new supervillain named Syndrome, the whole family dons their new outfits to save the world.
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In the midst of a magical debut season, Los Angeles FC will take its must-see act on the road, where some of the team's heroics have been neutralized.
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But his fielding error for the Red Sox against the New York Mets in Game 2208 of the 21981 World Series came to overshadow his heroics at the plate.
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Mirroring the heroics of this pet, the hamster owner did the world a great service and posted a photo of the injured fuzzball proudly displaying the cast on Reddit.
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Destiny presents a solar system of game worlds filled with repeatable missions, events, patrols, strikes, dailies, heroics, raids, and other inscrutable options, like endless stars in the night sky.
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"I can't recall being more excited about a catch in my life," said Benintendi, who received a kiss on the cheek from his teammate Brock Holt for his heroics.
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Bishé has little to do as the wife of an informant, though she does get one lively scene in custody, in which she blasts Peña for his false heroics.
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Schroder's in-game heroics made up for a couple critical mistakes by Oklahoma City in the closing minute after Paul put the Thunder up three with 1:11 remaining.
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As if that eagle was not enough heroics for one day, he also holed a 50-foot sand shot for birdie at his final hole, the par-four ninth.
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Whoever wins must deal with the bullying and abuse that has plagued the House for so long and which Mr Bercow, for all his Brexit heroics, failed to tackle.
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And having lured the jury in with a fantastical closing argument about his client's supposed generosity and heroics, Spiro threw in some flattery for the person paying his bills.
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Canadian captain Frank Dancevic changed his team for the first time all week after Vasek Pospisil and Denis Shapovalov had produced heroics to get Canada to their first final.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Pierre Gasly's Bahrain Grand Prix heroics were a distant memory in China on Sunday after he was penalized for colliding with Toro Rosso team mate Brendon Hartley.
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Rozier hit a 3-pointer with 12.7 seconds to go and Anthony missed both of his free throws with 8.4 seconds left, setting up Morris' heroics after a Boston timeout.
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Despite the heroics, Conrad-Petersen and his partner Mads Kolding lost the match (and, spoiler alert, the point) to the top-seeded Japanese duo of Takeshi Kamura and Keigo Sonoda.
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However, Arizona could not come up with the equalizer thanks to the heroics of Halak, dropping the Coyotes to just two wins in their last seven games (2-4-1).
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So, men like Buck can keep all their GIF-able rescues, since the women of 9-1-1 are just fine checking the true heroics off their to-do list.
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Most sales were driven by locally made hits in which the stories ranged from Chinese military heroics overseas ("Operation Red Sea") to a bittersweet drama about cancer ("Dying to Survive").
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Wilson continued his postseason heroics with another tally, giving him three goals and four assists during a five-game point streak after scoring only six times during the regular season.
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The Capitals were not thrilled with squandering a three-goal lead before Nicklas Backstrom's overtime heroics, electing to hold a closed-door, players' only meeting to tie up loose ends.
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James Harden recorded his second consecutive triple-double while Gerald Green supplied heroics off the bench as the visiting Houston Rockets earned their third successive win and climbed back to .
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But the movie's genre reflects a desire to somewhat broaden the virtual-reality realm, which has thus far largely skewed toward young guys with its emphasis on shooter-themed heroics.
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Having entered the literary cannon via Hornby's book Fever Pitch, their heroics in keeping a clean sheet at Anfield '89 served as part of the denouement to the feature film.
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After the coroner's report dropped, however, Smithee acknowledged that the shooter killed himself — but also said the coroner's report "doesn't change anything about the heroics" of the officers who responded.
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But while Moana's people are saved through a feminist take on the Great Man narrative, to say Standing Rock was spared by a single person's heroics is more than problematic.
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But if Hernandez produces some heroics wearing Hodges's No. 14, or Kershaw pitches a shutout in the No. 22 that Podres wore in Los Angeles, well, that might be different.
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The 32-year-old Mayer, now down to 192 in the rankings, cashed in on Thiem appearing a little weary after his recent heroics as he won in 66 minutes.
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Berlantiverse ratings suggest that these shows have viewers who love them for what they evoke, or love them passionately for themselves—fun heroics with diverse casts, what's not to like?
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But they must contend with Ballister's nemesis, Ambrosius Goldenloin, now with the Institution of Law Enforcement and Heroics, not to mention his boss, a woman known only as the Director.
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Both teams advanced to a spot in Sunday's semifinal round of the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive tournament, with Renegades set to face MAD Lions while Heroics will tangle with BIG.
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With just one second remaining, Notre Dame sharpshooter Arike Ogunbowale sank a long-range step-back to send her team to the title game, but her heroics didn't stop there.
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The Royals have recorded 36 runs during their victorious stretch after a 10-23 victory on Tuesday as Lorenzo Cain and Eric Hosmer continued to provide heroics for their surging offense.
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Dressel's sprint heroics were compiled in just under two hours, interspersed by Sarah Sjostrom's world record in the women's 0.173 metres freestyle on another stunning night's racing at the Duna Arena.
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The graduate guard's second-half heroics helped Clemson win for the fourth time in five games and boosted the Tigers' record to 19-12 overall and 9-9 in the ACC.
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It's a bildungsroman about a young lieutenant named Jack Porter trying to live up to his older brother's heroics and learning what it means to lead a platoon under combat conditions.
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Furthermore, in America one of the main reasons for medical heroics at the end of life is that they are "free": insurance companies and the government pay for expensive critical care.
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The protagonists are instantly sympathetic, and Nichols keeps their abilities and their efforts more believable and accessible than the outsized heroics that usually make summer action movies feel like bloated fantasies.
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It is no exaggeration to say that Lars Lagerbäck and Heimir Hallgrímsson have put Icelandic football on the map, and quite possibly laid the foundations for further heroics at Russia 2018.
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Wigginton had a chance to put the Cyclones up by three with 15 seconds left, but he missed the front-end of a one-and-one to set up Brown's heroics.
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But with Clutterbuck's latest late-game heroics, the Hurricanes have lost six of seven and cannot afford to give any points away in their long-shot push for a playoff spot.
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On "Christmas Christmas," Cheap Trick throws its clanging, power-pop heroics at a selection of songs from well outside the Christmas canon, including three original compositions; the results are surprisingly infectious.
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Matthew Stafford, who has not missed a game since 63, is a true franchise quarterback (with a salary commensurate of such a distinction) who has a knack for late-game heroics.
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She lauded the heroics of a fellow student and a teacher, who quickly scooped up Daniel after the gunfire stopped, rushed him to a car and drove him to a hospital.
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Mr. Lucas's 1977 foundational movie mostly transcends its flaws with slick looks, hooky effects, old-school heroics and loads of marketable material that helped turn fan love into an ecumenical cult.
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Ortiz, a three-time World Series champion with the Boston Red Sox, has a reputation for delivering late-game heroics and will no doubt be looking to cap his career in style.
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Because of the heroics of Alonso, Suh and also Ryan Tannehill — who threw three touchdown passes — Miami won its sixth straight game, holding off San Francisco 31-24 at Hard Rock Stadium.
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There are still more chances in Pyeongchang and with a week to recover before the 30km mass start, she may decide to dig deep for one more shot after her relay heroics.
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After a timeout, Parsons, who had another solid offensive night with 24 points on 8-of-16 shooting, couldn't hit the jumper to give the Mavs the lead, setting up Hayward's heroics.
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The big boost came from guard Rashad Vaughn, who scored a career-high 221 points off the bench, while Henson hauled in 23 rebounds to go along with the late-game heroics.
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Judge's heroics were supplemented by a strong start from Yankees right-hander Luis Severino (22-23), who limited the Red Sox to three hits in seven scoreless innings while striking out six.
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After rookie 49ers kicker Chase McLaughlin missed a potential game-winning 47-yarder in the extra session, Russell Wilson set up Myers' heroics with an 18-yard run into San Francisco territory.
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His heroics ensured that Kennedy would serve another 2628 years in the Senate, leading the liberal wing of the Democratic Party and establishing progressive policies that remain ensconced in American political culture.
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It helps that Union (who doubled as a producer) brings plenty of conviction to this thinly written exercise, which makes her heroics more plausible than they frankly have any right to be.
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Rivera's heroics salvaged Noah Syndergaard's pitching gem and patched up the disastrous and unlucky ninth inning by Familia, who got four soft ground balls that the Mets could not turn into outs.
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So let's send thoughts and prayers to the families of victims in Colorado and North Carolina, but let's also push for a sensible gun policy that would make such heroics less necessary.
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Cyril McColl, one of the G.I.s in the Besançon courtyard, told of Mr. Maxwell's heroics in falling on that live grenade in an article in the June 1945 issue of Collier's magazine.
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As a nation that prides itself on independence, innovation and ingenuity, the United States must understand that ill-considered heroics can cost lives and that a coordinated response is the best response.
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I found things in his life that I didn't know about: his heroics in World War II, pioneering the polar route with guys who were in the Royal Air Force Ferry Command.
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For a compelling argument for why we have to rethink the wisdom of end-of-life "heroics," there is EXTREME MEASURES: Finding a Better Path to the End of Life (Avery, $27).
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But Draymond Green got suspended for Game 5, James engineered his usual heroics and Kyrie Irving drained a 3-pointer for the ages in Game 7 to clinch the Cavaliers' first championship.
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After Nance missed a jump hook, Adams scored again on the other end with a putback to lift the Thunder to a 109-108 lead with 13.9 seconds left, setting up Young's heroics.
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However, for actors like Chris Pratt, who segued into super heroics with some Instagrammed underwear shots and wisecracks about cutting back on beer, the marketing of one's best self begins squarely at home.
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Two films celebrate the heroics of what was the biggest airborne battle in history—"Theirs is the Glory" (made in 1946, immediately after the second world war) and "A Bridge Too Far" (1977).
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Smartphone cameras have become good enough for almost all my personal and professional needs, especially over the past year with Google's Night Sight and Huawei's unbelievable P25 Pro low-light and zoom heroics.
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HONORS FOR HEROICS The Predators honored James Shaw Jr., the 29-year-old man who wrestled an AR-15 rifle away from a gunman at a Waffle House in Nashville a week ago.
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Red Bull's Australian Daniel Ricciardo was fourth for the second race running, with Frenchman Romain Grosjean performing more heroics for the new U.S.-owned Haas team by finishing fifth after sixth in Australia.
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Bonner accepted the award -- traditionally given to coaches for on-field heroics -- on behalf of the three men&aposs off-field heroism, while their surviving family members proudly took the stage behind him.
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Enough, all things considered, to render any late-career ignominy as secondary to his years of heroics, and to make the undignified ramblings of his agent look like fish-and-chip-paper material.
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Ingles was his usual solid if unspectacular self through the first three games, but he lit the Clippers up in Game 4, helping set the stage for Joe Johnson's heroics down the stretch.
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Anybody who followed Comey through his Bush-era heroics, his destruction of Hillary and now this new incarnation should realize that he has a huge ego and a stupendous instinct for self-preservation.
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If we're going to avoid the stain of endless, senseless wars in the future, we have to tell stories that focus on the horror, rather than false heroics and filmmaking feats of wonder.
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Throughout its six tracks, Millevoi channels the countrified acid-rock twang of the Meat Puppets while under the sonic influence of the atmospheric guitar heroics Young explored on Jim Jarmusch's Dead Man soundtrack.
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Her heroics spoiled a strong performance for Sam Kerr, one of the most prolific goal scorers in women's soccer, who had given Australia the lead with a penalty kick in the first half.
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But where Paisley and Urban incorporated guitar heroics, Bentley, whose first two albums went platinum, stood out for being the guy who'd be making bluegrass records if he never got scouted by Music Row.
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The bespectacled comic plays Harold Lamb, a naïve young student who arrives at Tate University expecting college life to be like what he's seen at the movies: full of school spirit and football heroics.
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And as this summer's World Cup begins to feature nail-biting goalie heroics and blunders of its own, commentators are resurrecting highlights of Colombian keeper René "El Loco" ("The Madman") Higuita's life and career.
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The heroics of earlier surgeons who sliced and diced as needed while their patients had only whiskey (if that) to numb the pain were rendered unnecessary, and relegated to the annals of historical barbarism.
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Let's take a look at another angle of King's heroics: Prior to that moment, King had five punts, 55 yards per punt, with four out of five of his those landing within the 20.
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TMZ Sports spoke with Randy Edsall -- who coached Diggs during his 3 seasons at Maryland -- and he wasn't one bit surprised by Stefon's late-game heroics ... noting he's been making insane plays for years.
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While extended sequences involving endless killing and cheesy heroics are common, but the best mini-campaigns use vehicles and distance to add variety to missions that would otherwise be one murder after the other.
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NEWARK "Modern Heroics: 75 Years of African-American Expressionism," selected works from the museum's permanent collection of African-American art, featuring 34 paintings and sculptural works with an emphasis on storytelling and expressive imagery.
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NEWARK "Modern Heroics: 75 Years of African-American Expressionism," selected works from the museum's permanent collection of African-American art, with 34 paintings and sculptural works with an emphasis on storytelling and expressive imagery.
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Houston's heroics The Dodgers took a 3-1 lead in the sixth inning off a two-run homer by Corey Seager, who was not on the National League Championship roster because of an injury.
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The second season hasn&apost fared much better: It&aposs been criticized for its muddy and one-dimensional portrayal of the region&aposs politics, and for its conflation of American intervention with American heroics.
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Not heroics or the parody of antihero (the grim Batman; the zombie survivor who does what he must), but instead games that take seriously the drama and trauma of feeling like you're living underwater.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia (Reuters) - Of all the Croatia players who mobbed Danijel Subasic after his penalty shootout heroics against Denmark on Sunday, none would have hugged the goalkeeper tighter than his captain Luka Modric.
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But just as Florida erased their 11-point deficit from the first half, Wisconsin found a way to grind out their own spectacular comeback thanks to a rash of free throws and Hayes' heroics.
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The sophomore quarterback, who had a dismal day for most of the afternoon, connected with Austin Carr on a 10-yard strike with under six minutes to play, setting the stage for Slattery's heroics.
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Editorial The New York Yankees' postseason heroics inspired even Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Boston Red Sox fan who would rather chew on razor blades than cheer for the ball club in the Bronx.
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Ice Cube says Michael Rapaport deserves a trip to the White House for his heroics on a flight after a BIG3 game over the weekend ... and he's sending a message directly to Donald Trump.
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After a scoreless first period, Columbus scored twice early in the second before the Islanders' captain, Anders Lee, and Anthony Beauvillier scored to tie the score heading into the third, leading to Cizikas's heroics.
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The clip of his late-game heroics against Orlando City eventually made its way onto his Instagram feed, where it was viewed more than 2.5 million times in the week after it went up.
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Los Angeles had one more shot, but Gray, who beat the Lynx with a jumper in the final seconds of Game 1, could not come up with the heroics for a second straight game.
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But what with the hostage-negotiation heroics, the bombing that may or may not have been aimed at him, and the international eyebrow-raising over his political positions, Mr. Kobzon, who died on Aug.
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The Oilers were more than a one-man show, with a productive second line, an active back end and heroics from the grinding wing Zack Kassian, whose two first-round goals were game-winners.
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Zach LaVine, who lost the handle on a driving layup attempt with 15.4 seconds remaining to set up Herro's heroics, hit a pair of free throws with 2.8 seconds to go to force overtime.
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Perhaps most impressive, however, are Wilson's late-game heroics; he's earned four fourth-quarter comebacks and led five game-winning drives to help Seattle to an NFC-best 11-3 record on the season.
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With Usain Bolt finally moving aside after his triple-triple heroics had dominated the first nine days of action, Farah took center stage for his double-double to emulate Finland's Lasse Viren (1972 and 1976).
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When the truest and most honest expression of athleticism comes together with the heroics of modern sport to manifest in the form of unfortunate costumes and half-hearted props—it's the Slam Dunk Contest, y'all.
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The superstardom that followed his heroics in Brazil proved a heavy burden for Rodriguez between the two World Cup tournaments, and he was loaned out to Bayern Munich after a difficult spell at Real Madrid.
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Riddle gave Miami a 5-4 lead with the solo homer in the top of the ninth, and Eaton matched him with a solo shot in the bottom of the frame, setting up Galloway's heroics.
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Sano led off the ninth with his eighth home run of the season, a 393-footer just over the wall in right-center, to tie it 2-2 and set the stage for Lindor's heroics.
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Russian teenager Kolesnikov then followed up the home favorite's heroics by setting a new 250 meters backstroke mark while winning his first major individual title at senior level just a month after his 24th birthday.
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While Stewart's heroics were front and centre in that game, Quint's effort was arguably overshadowed by the fact that Selanne picked up four goals that night as the Jets cruised to a 9-4 victory.
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The "emergency goalie" visited the North Carolina capital Raleigh as a guest of the Hurricanes, part of a whirlwind tour after the feel-good story of his heroics against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday.
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San Francisco relievers Reyes Moronta, Mark Melancon and Tony Watson held the A's, known recently for their come-from-behind heroics, scoreless on one hit and one walk over the final 2 2/3 innings.
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In Sully, those bureaucrats are played by Mike O'Malley, Anna Gunn and Jamey Sheridan as snarling, browbeating bulldogs who have no time for tales of heroics; their investment in debunking Sully's hero status seems almost ... personal.
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But the Ripley of Aliens is also an intensely feminine character, a mother figure whose action heroics are driven by her desire to save Newt, a young girl and the only survivor of an alien attack.
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Sean Han-Tani and Joni Kittaka's Even The Ocean and Anodyne refuse to dispense with heroics and power fantasies, but they alter the conditions of those fantasies and put focus on who they could be for.
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Which is to ask this question: how does a person love David Ortiz for his home runs or Salvador Perez for his postseason heroics and curse them for being in the country in the first place?
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Riddle gave Miami a 5-4 lead with a solo homer in the top of the ninth, and Adam Eaton matched him with a solo shot in the bottom of the frame, setting up Galloway's heroics.
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In a story of true heroics, a 72-year-old man has used spanners and spark plugs to defend himself from an onslaught of crocodiles in Australia's top end in a three-hour ordeal on Tuesday.
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Forward Aaron Gordon scored 32 points and grabbed 12 rebounds, and point guard Elfrid Payton provided the late-game heroics that carried the Magic to a 113-109 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday night.
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The series finale ended on a bit of a powerful note, with the Indians' Edwin Encarnacion and Twins' Miguel Sano exchanging solo home runs in the 14th, setting the stage for LaMarre's heroics two innings later.
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The late-game heroics, which were mostly supplied by Khadeen Carrington and Ismael Sanogo, may not be needed against a DePaul squad that has dropped four straight games, including its first two in the Big East.
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The Patriots went down a QB when Jimmy Garoppolo injured his shoulder and was carted off in the second quarter—so some heroics were in order to stave off the hungry Dolphins nipping at their heels.
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This allows her to not only see him don his costume and become Hooded Justice, but also understand that he was unable to have his heroics recognized as such because of the color of his skin.
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David Sparsholt, a member of the R.A.F. who is decorated for his heroics in World War II, presents as a conventional family man until a liaison with a male politician turns him into a household name.
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Hunters' scenes of implausible revenge seem teleported in from an unbelievable fever dream of over-the-top Nazi sadism and Jewish heroics — and thanks to the overly saturated color palette, they often look that way, too.
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Last season, they took the Warriors to seven games in the conference finals — and probably would have advanced to face the Cleveland Cavaliers in the N.B.A. finals had Thompson failed to engineer some late-series heroics.
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NBA superstar Andre Drummond was so impressed with the last second heroics in a Special Olympics hoops game this week -- he came on "TMZ Sports" to deliver a special message to the star of the game!
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But while Arrow kicked off with a bizarre mix of elements from Batman Begins, Lost, and Dexter, the beginning of Batwoman feels like a much more straightforward mix of street-level heroics and soap-opera family drama.
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The South Koreans can have few complaints after they managed just three shots on target over the 90 minutes and but for the heroics of goalkeeper Cho Hyun-woo, the margin of victory would have been greater.
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England's Poulter, 16, is known as "Mr Ryder Cup" after his heroics at Medinah in 2012 and boasts an incredible record, losing just four of his 18 matches in his five previous appearances in the biennial event.
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She found herself reining in her aggression, and this hurt her speed and results; bold 50/153 passing attempts or dancing on the knife-edge on a qualifying run... those sorts of heroics were for other people.
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The shooting stopped only because of the heroics of a customer who heard the gunshots and hid near the restaurant's bathrooms, they said, before he rushed the gunman, wrestled the rifle from him and threw it away.
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NEWARK "Modern Heroics: 10033 Years of African-American Expressionism at the Newark Museum," selected works from the permanent collection of African-American art, featuring 34 paintings and sculptural works with an emphasis on storytelling and expressive imagery.
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Morales has offset Dozier's heroics by belting a three-run homer to put Kansas City ahead to stay in the series opener before going deep twice Tuesday, including a three-run shot in a seven-run ninth.
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The team's heroics in the group stage had inspired Mexico's horde of traveling fans to sing his name from the stands — a remarkable turnaround for a coach pelted with criticism in the weeks heading into the tournament.
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But even as the heroics of Rose, Fleetwood and Francesco Molinari returned the cup to European hands, the French Open lost its sponsorship with the China-based HNA Group and no one has fully taken that baton.
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For Glass to work, it had to combine the frenetic energy of Split and the calm pacing of Unbreakable, weaving together Price's theories about comic book stories, Dunn's heroics, and Crumb's unpredictability into one high-stakes tightrope.
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Still, when Hurts faltered during the 2018 College Football Playoff National Championship against the Georgia Bulldogs, Tagovailoa provided the heroics to fuel a come-from-behind victory and threw a 41-yard game-winning touchdown in overtime.
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Then, after Johnson's late heroics, Miami had a chance to tie the score with two seconds left in the game, but Harlond Beverly missed a deep 3-pointer that was about a dozen feet beyond the line.
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One of the weirdest aspects of Arsenal's Round of 21 exits is that, for several years, pathetic first-leg showings would be followed up by rollicking second-leg heroics, though the latter would always fall just short.
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The Royals tied it in the sixth on Mondesi's seventh homer of the season, which traveled an estimated 392 feet into the bleachers in right off reliever Zack Littell and set the stage for Astudillo's ninth-inning heroics.
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It's no surprise that the Disney princesses get the most attention and admiration from fans (and merchandising), but it's worth noting that their counterparts, the princes, deserve a few kudos for their roles (and heroics) in Disney classics.
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Bravo company is all over the news for its heroics, which were captured on video, prompting the media to anoint Billy Lynn (newcomer Joe Alwyn) its new poster boy for the military — a role he never asked for.
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Champions League victory in Istanbul, Steven Gerrard's last-minute equaliser in the 2006 FA Cup final, the Premier League heroics of the 2008/213 season – his time as Liverpool manager has left him with many a fond memory.
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Coming early in the set list, "The Love We Make," a sleepy tune from his triple-CD "Emancipation," woke up the crowd with a blazing Maceo Parker saxophone solo (not included in this clip) and considered guitar heroics.
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After San Francisco ace Madison Bumgarner homered in the third and left a 21-23 tie after seven innings, the Rockies' Garrett Hampson and Giants' Evan Longoria traded eighth-inning solo home runs, setting up Blackmon's eventual heroics.
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If Bronn had gone out in a literal blaze of glory — especially after he decided to leave behind his mercenary gold in order to perform heroics — it wouldn't have just done justice to his legacy as a character.
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Austria's Nicole Schmidhofer, the fourth-placed finisher, extended her lead in the World Cup downhill standings but American Mikaela Shiffrin, who was resting after her world championship heroics, remains the runaway leader in the race for the overall title.
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He's smarmy, solidly alcoholic, strictly self-preserving and openly cowardly; though he's a brash operator, his squeaky, wide-eyed reactions to the spiraling absurdity deliciously undermine the actor's reputation as a Hollywood heartthrob known for in-real-life heroics.
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But in the new trailer, Newt seems to be doing less writing and more magical heroics as he teams up with Jude Law's younger incarnation of Albus Dumbledore (Albus Youngledore?) to track down dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald (Johnny Depp).
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In the end it was Gonzaga who pulled away 77-73—thanks to some heroics from the poked-in-the-eye cyclops Przemek Karnowski, and a miraculous recovery from Nigel Williams-Goss after this very ouchy-looking ankle roll.
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"This is when you're a young kid and you're kind of trying to play through all the heroes and heroics and talking about a Game 7 in the World Series, and here we are," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said.
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He struck out pinch hitter Miguel Montero, who supplied Saturday's heroics with an eighth-inning grand slam home run, and struck out two in a perfect ninth against the top of the Cubs order for his third postseason save.
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After sinking a 15-foot birdie at the par-five 18th, he looked set to be part of a playoff until Harman birdied the final two holes, a five-footer at the 17th setting up his final-hole heroics.
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When it comes, though, it is a strange business, combining the heroics of Philadelphia club dancing—the walking on one arm, and the like—with a sort of constriction, a twistedness, as if Harder were moving on shattered limbs.
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"They were cowards just like we are, they were greedy just like we are, they showed fear just like we do, they lost just like we do, and they also were capable of heroics and great things," he says.
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Because the second and third Toy Story films have taken the audience to this bittersweet place before, Toy Story 4 occasionally feels redundant, settling into a verse-chorus-verse formula where sequences of group heroics are followed by mordant existential reflection.
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"Peter's plan to leave super heroics behind for a few weeks are quickly scrapped when he begrudgingly agrees to help Nick Fury uncover the mystery of several elemental creature attacks, creating havoc across the continent," according to the film's official synopsis.
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Compare the level of risk in a Will & Grace reboot with the risk Fox has taken in the story of a white, straight-passing, conventionally attractive bro type like Simon, and the big-hearted studio heroics seem to shrivel a bit.
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ABOUT THE WILD (7-7-2): While Zucker's heroics have him on the cusp of NHL history, Devan Dubnyk has a chance to repeat his feat of last season should he blank the Flyers again for his third straight shutout.
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His weekend's heroics took his tally of World Cup wins to 67 as he continues to home in on Stenmark while showing absolutely no sign of slackening the pace in his pursuit of the great Swede's all-time mark of 86.
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As one might expect, it's an album on which every granite-carved rhythmic vamp accrues many subtleties of texture and inflection, and any solo heroics (of which there's no shortage) are absorbed into a larger flow. Dare2/Red. Oct. 14.
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LeMahieu's heroics came after San Francisco's Alen Hanson had delivered a two-run double off Rockies relief standout Adam Ottavino in the eighth, giving the Giants an 8-7 lead and putting them three outs from a fifth straight win.
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Rickard Rakell extended his career-high goal total to 20 on Saturday when he tallied in overtime of a 4-3 victory over Ottawa and also provided the heroics in a 2-1 OT win over Edmonton on Feb. 33.
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There are flashes of his faraway devil-may-care heroics, while in the bedroom the thug is telling the housewife that, yes, he's had to kill a few people, but don't hold it against him, it's not who he really is.
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EditorsNote: updates Rasmus powers Astros past Red Sox HOUSTON — Colby Rasmus was the unquestioned star of the show after breathing life into a flaccid Astros' offense, but the bottom of the Houston order produced in manners commensurate to Rasmus' heroics.
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G Isaiah Thomas tied John Havlicek's 45-year-old Celtics record with his 40th straight 20-point game, scoring 33 and pulling off his usual fourth-quarter heroics in a 116-108 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night.
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Top 10 World Cup moments: Heroics from Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Hirving Lozano World Cup: Ranking the matchups in the Round of 16 Diego Maradona needs to leave the World Cup The formula used for the competition is relatively straightforward.
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Boston's little big man tied John Havlicek's 45-year-old Celtics record with his 40th straight 20-point game, scoring 33 and pulling off his usual fourth-quarter heroics in a 116-108 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night.
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The final may have been a drab affair, but the tournament was not without its moments to remember: Iceland reaching the quarter-finals, Wales making the semis, Griezmann's showing against Germany and Draxler's heroics against Slovakia all spring to mind.
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Manning, whose heroics were instrumental in both of his Super Bowl wins, is likely closer to Roethlisberger than Plunkett in terms of overall reputation, but a difficult end to his tenure with the Giants certainly does not help his case.
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With the Seminoles driving for the go-ahead score with just over two minutes left, quarterback James Blackman fumbled — his fourth turnover of the day — and Louisville capitalized on the mistake with a 59-yard drive that set up Creque's heroics.
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And even on those rare occasions when she recalled her heroics in the Philippines — supplying fuel to the Filipino underground, sabotaging supplies destined for the Japanese occupiers, smuggling food to starving American prisoners and surviving torture after she was captured — Mrs.
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A woman named Peggy Edwards was so pleased with the officer's selfless act that she captured a photo of the rescue and shared it across Facebook, where his heroics — with bare feet, no less — received more than 12,000 likes and over 4,000 shares.
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Ingram's late 3 lifts Lakers over 76ers PHILADELPHIA — Brandon Ingram hit the game-winning 3-pointer Thursday in the Lakers' 107-104 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers, but Los Angeles coach Luke Walton wasn't sure the forward's heroics should have been necessary.
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At times this season, the Warriors have felt less cohesive than in 2014-15: Even as the star power of players like Curry and Draymond Green has increased, the team has sometimes seemed to rely more on highlight-reel heroics than on chemistry.
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And I hate to break it to you, but if a civilization is advanced enough to find us and blast us with photon torpedoes, no Will Smith-plus-computer-virus heroics are probably going to save us, and we're all going to die.
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Trevino's family wanted to adopt the dog as a thank you for his heroics, but soon discovered the pup already had a home with a family near the mountains, where he will stay and keep an eye out for other hikers in need.
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The heroics trumped the efforts of Kentucky freshman Keldon Johnson, who hit a miracle half-court shot to force overtime and then drained a 10-pointer with 10 seconds left in overtime to give the Wildcats the lead before Cale's game-winner.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers continued their late-game heroics, winning their fifth consecutive home game in walk-off fashion, this time on a Cody Bellinger home run in the 8.1633th inning for a 8.1623-8.1613 victory Wednesday over the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks.
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It's natural to focus on the heroics of individual soldiers on the front lines, but before those soldier become the key to success or victory, a slew of other things ranging from intelligence to supply to leadership have already set the stage.
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Not since the original NES Legend of Zelda has exploration felt so organic and enticing as it does in Breath of the Wild, and I can't wait to see how it eventually melds with the puzzle-solving and heroics we've come to love.
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The heroics trumped the efforts of Kentucky freshman Keldon Johnson, who hit a miracle half-court shot to force overtime and then drained a 3-pointer with 42 seconds left in overtime to give the Wildcats the lead before Cale's game-winner.
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Mr. Rudd could have coasted on his cutie-pie smile and natural appeal, but he fills in the character winningly, imbuing Scott with an easygoing looseness — and a deadpan that teasingly teeters between innocence and stupidity — that keeps his heroics grounded and human.
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The phrase "Epic Abstraction" seems to be an attempt to rename the heroics that began with Abstract Expressionism, and now are supposedly continuing in an art world with a widening canon — one much more diverse and inclusive of women and artists of color.
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But despite becoming the first quarterback to have 03 passing yards, 50 rushing yards, and four passing touchdowns in the same game, Watson found himself a hard-luck loser thanks to Wilson's late-game heroics and a few of his own mistakes.
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Despite Cassini's heroics, "we're not really far ahead of where we were almost 20173 years ago," back when the Voyager probes first took a good look at Saturn, said Luke Dones, a planetary scientist at the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado.
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Yet just when the film seems as if it will choose the road rarely taken by movies involving sports — the subtle road, the one that doesn't involve last-second heroics on the court or diamond or field — Mr. Freundlich veers into thudding excess.
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A week after Poulter was mistakenly told that he had locked up a spot at Augusta National through the world ranking, he left no doubt in the matter by winning with a clutch moment reminiscent of his Ryder Cup heroics at Medinah in 230.
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Miami dodged a bullet against Virginia to remain in the national title hunt, but the ACC Coastal Division champs are hardly out of the woods as they have shown a propensity to play down to the competition, often needing late heroics to pull out victories.
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Murray, whose heroics helped clinch the title against Belgium last year, was pegged back after taking the first two sets, but eventually prevailed against the world number six 7-5 23-6(6) 3-6 4-6 6-3 in four hours and 54 minutes.
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In what's sure to go down as one of the Fall Classic's most thrilling games, Houston evened the World Series one game apiece with a 21-933 comeback win against the Los Angeles Dodgers Wednesday night, thanks to heroics from the Astros' hard-hitting lineup.
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Mr. Erevia, who single-handedly wiped out four enemy bunkers while his comrades lay wounded, said years later that after his heroics had been made known a fellow soldier was asked to draft a citation for the Medal of Honor, the highest military award.
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Garland, 227, doesn't have Curry's N.C.A.A. tournament heroics, or Lillard's four-year résumé of steady progress, but there are enough similarities that his falling outside the top group of picks could eventually look just as bad as it does now for those All-Stars.
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Thompson made both free throws to finish with a game-high 153 points, expanding his reputation for playoff heroics as "Game 6 Klay," but he was ruled out from a return early in the fourth quarter with the Warriors clinging to a 91-88 lead.
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On the stage of Black Panther, T'Challa was given the opportunity not only to lead one of the best superhero movies of the decade but also to lead a movie that almost effortlessly weaved in Marvel heroics, black cultural touchstones, and commentary on colonialism.
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After a pass interference penalty against Clemson on third down, running back James Conner bounced out of a cluster at the line of scrimmage and dashed 33.83 yards for a touchdown to pull the Panthers within 3.8-21.0, setting up the late-game heroics.
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It's not surprising that all of it spits and grumbles in the face of the polished heroics of Socialist Realism, which quickly found its way into the capitalist markets for aestheticized nostalgia that had little, if nothing, to do with the realities of Soviet life.
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EditorsNote: Minor edits The Los Angeles Dodgers continued their late-game heroics, winning their fifth consecutive home game in walk-off fashion, this time on a Cody Bellinger home run in the 10th inning for a 5-4 victory Wednesday over the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks.
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Not mired in theatrics or heroics, the works in the exhibition push the viewer into a sort of compromise, in which all aspects of the work, including its various contexts, are either simultaneously willed to the fore, or picked out as exemplary of one thing or another.
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His postseason heroics helped Boston capture its first World Series title in 86 years in 2004, when he was the Most Valuable Player of the American League Championship Series as the Red Sox overcame a 3-0 series deficit to the New York Yankees in seven games.
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The Hurricanes hope to avoid needing any last-second heroics this time around but that may depend on which Miami team shows up — the sluggish one that was down 16-10 to Toledo at halftime or the explosive one that scored 42 points in the second half.
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Of the team's four All-Stars, he gets the least attention, but Thompson delivered a performance reminiscent of his heroics in Game 6 of the Western Conference finals in 2016, when he scored 41 points with Golden State facing elimination against an Oklahoma City team featuring Durant.
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It's clear that the everyday heroics of these women (and countless women like them) are all that keeps the hard world of the Cause Houses from coming apart altogether but at a cost to themselves that the book seems to hint at but never really address.
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Since it quickly reverts from the futility of the opening sequence to traditional shooter heroics for the rest of the game, it toys with the idea that the action sequences I'm playing through didn't really take place, but are the embellished memories of the soldiers who were there.
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LSU's freshman phenom scored 12 second-half points and grabbed a game-high 18 rebounds to lead the Tigers past Arksansas 76-74 on Saturday night at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center in Baton Rouge, La. But it was fellow forward Craig Victor III who supplied the heroics.
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He had an injury scare when Suh (accidentally) stepped on Wilson's ankle early in the game, prompting everyone in CenturyLink to remember their 'Hawks will spend the entire season one play away from needing Trevone Boykin to pull the kind of heroics Wilson pulled to seal the victory.
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On paper, the idea of a superhero literally addicted to heroism sounds good, opening up stories about heroes as empty shells who only define themselves by the good deeds they do, or about getting a high that can't be replicated anywhere else, or finding self-worth through heroics.
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Malarkey died on Saturday in Salem, Oregon, of age-related causes, his son-in-law told the AP. As a paratrooper, Malarkey was awarded the Bronze Star for his heroics on D-Day in 1944, according to the AP. He parachuted behind enemy lines at Normandy, destroying German artillery.
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It has to do with the weapons, which were slower to fire and reload, and the battles themselves, which were defined by cowering in muddy trenches and suicidal charges—a far cry from the WWII heroics we saw in Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan and the shooters it inspired.
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Coyotes blow late lead, finally get win in OT PHILADELPHIA — They blew a two-goal lead in the final minute of regulation, but thanks to some overtime heroics by Clayton Keller and Alex Goligoski, the Arizona Coyotes have finally won their first game of the 2017-228 season.
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Here's what Yum Brands reported compared with Wall Street's expectations: "Don't expect any heroics, but we do believe we can, by getting the foundations in place and doing the right things, continue to progress our Pizza Hut U.S. performance," CEO Greg Creed said during an earnings conference call Thursday.
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Being ten years old, and not used to much more than Power Rangers, fizzy strawberry laces, and the goalkeeping heroics of David Seaman, you can probably imagine the disdain I felt for somewhere that from name alone contained precisely zero levels of sugary treats or Green Ranger related activity.
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The doc is divided into four segments—one for each game required to come back and win the series after going down three games to none—and so Schilldog's heroics wound up on the cutting room floor for this documentary that has already been shown, unedited, several times before.
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The 19-year-old made a slow start while her pursuers quickly ate into her lead, yet despite Wie's heroics, Korda was just one shot behind on the 72nd hole and plonked her approach to within nine feet knowing a birdie would send the pair into a playoff.
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But add a history of racism — both insidious and blatantly overt — and the achievements of the 21 African American women in Magnetic Fields add some serious grit to the much mythologized heroics of Life's portrait of the 17 men topped off by the rather lonely figure of Hedda Sterne.
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After a week of relentless tension and late-night heroics it was perhaps asking too much for the first final in the Davis Cup's new guise to deliver a classic and so it proved as Spain became the last nation standing of the 2000 who assembled in Madrid.
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After Philadelphia quarterback Carson Wentz scored on a 1-yard touchdown dive with 03:13 left to cap a 13-play, 73-yard drive and hit Zach Ertz with a 2-point conversion pass to give the Eagles a 20-17 lead, Ryan came through with his own heroics.
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Young Americans now becoming eligible to enlist have seen primarily two portrayals of military service in their lives — either the heroics of Navy SEALs taking out high-profile terrorists or soldiers coming back with post-traumatic stress disorder in films such as American Sniper or The Hurt Locker, she said.
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Writer-producer-director Noah Hawley had a very good year, with his offbeat Marvel project Legion drawing raves for its prog-rock/Stanley Kubrick-influenced spin on super-heroics, and then with the third season of the Coen brothers-derived anthology series Fargo taking daring chances with its tone and themes.
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In 1972, he made "Young Winston," drawn from Churchill's own account of his early life, and it includes the same material Ms. Millard recounts so thrillingly: the future prime minister's brash heroics in the South African Republic in 1899, which culminated in a prison break and nine days on the lam.
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Britt K. Slabinski, a retired member of SEAL Team 6, who received the Medal of Honor in May for his heroics during the same 14-hour battle, believed Chapman was dead, and moved the team -- including someone with a serious leg injury -- off the battlefield, the New York Times reported .
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On offense, they definitely have issues on the right side of their offensive line, where Gabe Jackson and Vadal Alexander offer below-average protection, but the bigger issue might simply be a bad season by Amari Cooper, and some regression to the mean by Carr in terms of late-game heroics.
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It's a background that gives their latest album, Heroes of Might and Magic, an extremely distinctive sound, placing orchestration at the forefront of the mix and delivering a sense of scale and heroics that the band have described as "adventure metal"—so I called up Blackwald to talk about it.
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I've lost count of how many times I've made an objectively stupid play at the poker table thanks to an excessive emotional attachment to a particular outcome — from chasing lost chips with reckless bluffs after an unlucky run of cards, to foolhardy heroics against opponents who've gotten under my skin.
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Lowry has long had a sense of the moment, and it's been his late-game heroics as much as his quarters-long surges that have ingratiated him to fans and earned him the Kyle Lowry Over Everything acronym (shout out to Zach Harper, and rest in peace Daily Dime Live).
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Running on the slogan "a return to normalcy," he said: America's present need is not heroics, but healing; not nostrums, but normalcy; not revolution, but restoration; not agitation, but adjustment; not surgery, but serenity; not the dramatic, but the dispassionate; not experiment, but equipoise; not submergence in internationality, but sustainment in triumphant nationality.
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In an intriguing possible sign of a pre-G20 thaw, China's state television's movie channel, which has in recent weeks broadcast old patriotic films about China's heroics against the United States in the 1950-53 Korean War, on Wednesday showed a movie that put the United States in a far more positive light.
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Boston Celtics star Isaiah Thomas is a pretty popular NBA star known for his compact-sized heroics and on Sunday he delivered again in the opening game of the Celtics second-round playoff series against the Washington Wizards, leading the Celtics to a win with 33 points despite having a tooth knocked out.
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An hour after the Cavaliers raised a banner to celebrate their title across the street, the Indians got to Jon Lester for two runs in the bottom of the first, and then rode Corey Kluber and the unexpected offensive heroics of Roberto Perez to an easy 6-13 win over the Chicago Cubs.
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Made up the Brothers Papadopoulos, guitarist Yanni and upright electric bassist Alexi, with Cheshire Agusta on drums, Stinking Lizaveta combines jazz tendencies, sidewinder guitar heroics, and a metallic skronk that has endeared them to legions of the sort of punks who don't cut their hair and the sort of metal fans who do.
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Tubman, an African-American and a Union spy during the Civil War, would bump Jackson — a white man known as much for his persecution of Native Americans as for his war heroics and advocacy for the common man — to the back of the $20, in some reduced image along with the White House.
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Mats Zuccarello's goal 27 seconds into the extra period would not have been possible without Henrik Lundqvist's heroics in regulation; the goaltender stopped 21 of 14 chances in the third period and all 17 he faced in the first period as the Rangers (12-9-2) sputtered during the first 20 minutes.
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The Grizzlies were the Western Conference team that most thoroughly tested Golden State, taking the series to six games with the help of heroics from Mike Conley Jr. In Game 2, Conley returned from reconstructive facial surgery ahead of schedule to lead his team to one of the bigger victories in the Grizzlies history.
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He received a Bronze Star with Valor device for heroics on the battlefield for exposing himself to small arms fire so teammates could evacuate two critically wounded members of an unnamed partner force during a September 29, 2016, combat mission to ferret out a high value target deep into enemy territory in an undisclosed country.
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ET, FSN Tennessee (Nashville), FSN Sun (Tampa Bay) ABOUT THE PREDATORS (29-22-23): Coach Peter Laviolette told reporters the only reason his team, which will be without Subban (103 points) for at least another 210-to-24 more weeks, was able to rescue a point Tuesday was the heroics of goalie Pekka Rinne.
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With a madcap, magnificent World Series coming to a climax Wednesday night with a winner-take-all, November-to-remember Game 7 between the Houston Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers, baseball once again seems more than ever like the game that became America's "national pastime" -- heroics, human error, slugfests, strategy, an 18-man chess match.
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These were the people who never stopped resenting that, despite its heroics in World War II, England should have come down in the world, while remaining convinced that in some indefinable but ineradicable way it was still superior, and deserved better than to be submerged as one ordinary middle-sized nation among 27 others.
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Take, for example, the Washington Post's exclusive, anonymously sourced story about the supposed battlefield heroics of Jessica Lynch, then a 19-year-old clerk in a US Army maintenance unit that was ambushed in Iraq in the early days of the war launched in 2003, turned out to be in error in all important respects.
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After getting within a run on a bases-loaded sacrifice fly by Gleyber Torres off Lou Trivino and a two-run single under shortstop Marcus Semien's glove by Didi Gregorius, the Yankees gave the ball to Adam Ottavino (6-4), who kept the A's off the board to set up the walk-off heroics.
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They needed the heroics of their two stars, Durant and Russell Westbrook, more or less nightly, and even those two seemed occasionally mismatched, with each preferring the ball in his own hands, each a little wary in terms of trusting the other to get it there, and sometimes unsure of what to do with themselves without it.
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Like Kiki's Delivery Service (another tale of a young girl with the gift of flight who prefers the mundane over heroics) the aesthetic borrows liberally from Sweden along with port cities across Europe, but speckled through the different towns are a variety of quirky inspirations, from the alleys of the Greater Antilles to the shopping centers of Shinjuku.
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Quade Green's driving layup with five seconds left in overtime propelled No. 21 Kentucky to a thrilling 83-81 win over Vanderbilt on Tuesday night at Rupp Arena in Lexington, Ky. Green's heroics came after Shai Gilgeous-Alexander swished two free throws with two seconds left in regulation to force overtime and cap a 14-point comeback.
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For The New Yorker , he wrote the original version of " Hiroshima ," along with the first, mythmaking account of John F. Kennedy's heroics as the skipper of PT-21942 in the Pacific theatre, and a five-part Profile of Harry Truman, based on what must be the most copious access a sitting President has ever given to a journalist.
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With Shackleton still years away from his Endurance heroics and with Roald Amundsen's South Pole triumph and Scott's legend-making but fatal second-place finish yet to come, positioning 1909 as the apex of the Age of Exploration feels like a stretch, even with the inclusion of the exploits of the rather thinly drawn Duke of Abruzzi.
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Jackie Calmes wrote: Tubman, an African-American and a Union spy during the Civil War, would bump Jackson — a white man known as much for his persecution of Native Americans as for his war heroics and advocacy for the common man — to the back of the $20, in some reduced image along with the White House.
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So the network green-lit a full series, and Moore articulated his vision in the show's 49-page bible: We take as a given the idea that the traditional space opera, with its stock characters, techno double-talk, bumpy-headed aliens, thespian histrionics, and empty heroics has run its course and a new approach is required.
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I can't claim to have firsthand visions of Frazier's heroics in what is more commonly remembered as the Willis Reed Game, or Jerry West's in 1969 when he became the first (and only) player in league history from the losing team to win finals M.V.P. honors, or Bill Russell's 633 points and (gulp) 40 rebounds in Game 7 of the 1962 finals.
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Because of how depleted the Cavs were by the time the Finals began, and because the Warriors were still in the first supernova flare, last season's NBA Finals felt like a watershed—for all the heroics of LeBron's single-minded and effectively single-handed labors, the series felt explicitly like the end of one era and the beginning of another.
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That changed in the late 1960s, as architecture students began to protest what they characterized as the overblown heroics of American Modernists, many of them trained at Harvard under Gropius, and the destructive slash-and-burn urban renewal strategies — largely but by no means completely misinterpretations of Le Corbusier's planning theories — that were laying waste to communities across the world.
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Still, despite the heroics of Bird and Tanaka, who shut out the Indians on three hits over seven innings, and effective pitching from Aroldis Chapman, who retired Carlos Santana on a fly ball to center with two runners on to end the game, the Yankees needed every bit of the 6-foot-43-inch frame of right fielder Aaron Judge.
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The finale of that film casts Spider-man in a very different light than we originally expected: Peter and the rest of his class are picking up their lives five years after they were erased, and Far From Home looks to be a bit less like a lighter entry in the MCU, and more of a coming-to-terms with heroics moment for the young hero.
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The following tackle from Brooks occurred in the 10th minute of the game, but was exemplary of the kind of heroics the man was up to last night after they went down a man: You could almost call that 3 vs 1 tackle—after a series of defensive mishaps caught the US outnumbered (where was Cameron on this play?)—the equivalent of a goal.
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"Piecing things together" is a phrase that jumped out at me when I read Judge Kavanaugh's 2014 speech to the Yale Law School Federalist Society, in which he describes drunken heroics as a routine part of campus life; Senator Richard Blumenthal also leapt on this at the hearing, although Judge Kavanaugh deflected the inquiry, as he did every question about any possible dark side to his consumption.
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But unlike other forms of physical exertion, the comfort of swimming is that it becomes gentler, kinder, as you keep doing it, because it asks only for the simplest of heroics from your body, and with every minute you remain in the water, in movement, you can almost feel your dumb animal self taking over, warming yourself to the water's temperature, allowing you to surrender to its offer of weightlessness.
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If first-time feature director Drew Pearce (creator-producer of the 2008 British superhero series No Heroics, and a writing collaborator on films like Iron Man 3 and Mission: Impossible — Rogue Nation) wanted this film to stand out from John Wick, why specifically style the place as a hotel, when the trailer makes it clear that it's a hideout, a hospital, and possibly various other things starting with H?
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Sometimes panicked, novice soldiers who were pressed into the fighting line surprise you with out-of-the-blue heroics, doing things a wily veteran would never even try, like running out into the street in front of a German tank with a spring-loaded anti-tank weapon (seriously, the British equivalent to the bazooka was some Looney Tunes shit, but it worked surprisingly well thanks to shaped-charge warhead).
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President Trump's outstanding judicial legacy, the indelible mark he is leaving on the federal courts including the confirmation of soon to be Justice Brett Kavanaugh, could not occur without the groundwork, persistence, and heroics of Senator Charles GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE.
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Give me Jason Kidd's vision; Steph Curry's shooting ability; 1994 Hakeem Olajuwon to protect the rim; Larry Bird's chin (he's gotten punched in the face several times and never gone down); 2010 Dwight Howard's shoulders, which are beautiful; Russell Westbrook's pettiness; Dirk Nowitzki's one-footed fadeaway (it's impossible to block); Tim Duncan's end-game demeanor (he just never gets flustered); Gary Payton's trash talking ability; and Reggie Miller's late-game heroics.
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The Yankees jumped the dugout railing to mob Torres on the field, throwing a miniature party not just for the hot-hitting infielder's heroics but for the whole team's last two weeks: the Yankees finished off a brilliant 63-1 homestand that raised their record against American League East opponents to 25-7 and opened up a commanding six-and-a-half-game lead over the second-place Rays.
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The Netflix-Marvel series, focusing on a mostly second-tier group of heroes — so far Daredevil, Jessica Jones and, beginning on Friday, Luke Cage — have been a laboratory in turning comic books into live-action TV without the noisy battles and tag-team group heroics of Marvel mainstays like the Avengers, X-Men and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. "Marvel's Luke Cage" features a black hero with impervious skin — everything bounces off him, even bullets.
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Under the guidance of the showrunner Bruce Miller, the TV series did a brilliant job in Season 1 of translating the novel to the screen, but in generating new story lines for Seasons 33 and 3, the show's writers have subjected Offred (played by the gifted Elisabeth Moss) to a wearisome "Groundhog Day" loop of tribulations, including several failed escape attempts, repetitious, soap-opera confrontations with Serena and Aunt Lydia and more and more preposterous situations calling for bad-ass heroics.
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Wright's heroics helps Colorado edge Quinnipiac McKinley Wright IV hit a 3-pointer with two seconds left as Colorado erased a 13-point deficit in a little more than five minutes to pull out a 70-69 win over Quinnipiac in the opening round of the Paradise Jam at Vines Center in Lynchburg, Va. Wright made two 3-pointers in the final 16 seconds, and the Bobcats missed three of their last four free-throws as Colorado (3-83) outscored Quinnipiac 8-1 over the final 54 seconds.
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