Chloe managed to get both feet to hit the floor.
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Abdi hit the floor, arms over his head and ears.
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A loud clank when it hit the floor made her startle.
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But it's unclear if that bill will ever hit the floor.
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No bristles were harmed, and no brush heads hit the floor.
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She then heard "a giant crash" before Jacobs hit the floor.
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When I tell people my story, their jaws hit the floor.
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The models, most of them people of color, hit the floor.
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And most of the eyes in the courtroom hit the floor.
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"I'd hit the floor at the slightest noise," he later recalled.
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Some fans hit the floor ... others ran out of the venue.
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She hit the floor, hard, and wound up dislocating her elbow.
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The weapon discharged and hit the floor — no injuries were reported.
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Gang gunfire once forced her to hit the floor inside her home.
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Chlumsky's jaw hit the floor, while McCarthy couldn't do anything but smirk.
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"She didn't hit the floor, her knees start buckling," the source said.
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He fell out of his chair, hit the floor and lost consciousness.
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It's just that most of them hit the floor and not me.
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As he opened fire, there were screams and customers hit the floor.
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The bill is scheduled to hit the floor at some point on Thursday.
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The House version is expected to hit the floor in that chamber soon.
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The two GOP bills are expected to hit the floor later this week.
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Several with bipartisan support are set to hit the floor for votes today.
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"At that point, my jaw kind of hit the floor," Mr. Chetwynd said.
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Songs that make you feel like you've got to hit the floor. Right. Now.
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His head hit the floor, cracking his skull and causing bleeding on his brain.
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Some passengers bumped heads or hit the floor, but no serious injuries were reported.
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Others simply hit the floor, with backpacks and jackets as makeshift pillows and blankets.
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The employee managed to catch the kid just inches before its head hit the floor.
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"Every time I heard a plane pass overhead, I'd hit the floor crying," she says.
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If you listen closely you can hear the tears of our ancestors hit the floor.
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It hit the floor, but an anxious Luke scooped it up and waived the prize.
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The passengers hit the floor ass first and lay spread-eagled, staring at the ceiling.
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Although the weapon was outfitted with a trigger guard, it discharged and hit the floor.
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Left with no time to take cover, Mr. Sowell and his wife hit the floor.
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According to people around the team, Stewart's eyes were wider the moment she hit the floor.
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The Grey's Anatomy star, 37, is dating Hit The Floor actress Taylour Paige, PEOPLE can confirm.
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"The judicial train is running in the committee and it will soon hit the floor," Sen.
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You butted a jug and it sharded apart into archaeology even before it hit the floor.
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Doors were locked and students rushed inside, where they hit the floor underneath desks and tables.
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Hurd has said he believes the bill may hit the floor as soon as next week.
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"As I hit the floor I saw that the ball had missed the goal," he said.
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Your jaw will hit the floor when you see how much some of them have changed since.
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Yet, when the pair hit the floor, Volkanovski managed to gain top position where he landed solidly.
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An hour later, partygoers can hit the floor and dance to the local D.J.s MUSEAM and Oyasound.
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A: I was sitting on side of bed, and when it went off I hit the floor.
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Wrong. After looking at this nutrition info, my jaw hit the floor of the frozen foods aisle.
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The gunfire gets louder and appears to be right overhead as people inside scream and hit the floor.
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"You could have heard our jaws hit the floor, basically," recalls Jon Ritman of first seeing Knight Lore.
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That way, nothing gets dirty, no chopsticks hit the floor, and you can enjoy your food without incident.
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Michigan hit the floor for its Big Ten tournament opener with Illinois on Thursday looking a little unusual.
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The pain I feel when I hit the floor in my dream is extremely intense and very lifelike.
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Collins sits on an elite roster of members the leadership taps to preside when controversial bills hit the floor.
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Shortly after One Tree Hill, Colletti appeared in the VH1 series Hit the Floor for six episodes in 2013.
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Seventeen years later, an all-new (and long-rumored) Supra reboot hit the floor of the Detroit auto show.
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We hit the floor just as the roll-call vote to nominate the presidential candidate is about to start.
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Inside the pavilion, swap your shoes for skates (included in the price of the ticket) and hit the floor.
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A hipster bartender, tattooed and ponytailed, said that the café's patrons had hit the floor when the gunfire erupted.
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"She just hit the floor and he went over her," said the guard, who did not give his name.
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The defense appropriation bill in the Senate, which has yet to hit the floor, exceeds caps by $85033 billion.
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When the articles hit the floor this week, expect more debates and amendments before it goes to final passage.
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In a matter of seconds, those people had hit the floor or they are running and trampling each other.
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After Weatherspoon's first free throw left his hands, something small hit the floor a foot or two behind him.
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She's backed by powerhouse indie producers A24, and actor Taylour Paige (Ballers, Hit the Floor) will play the titular Zola.
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After school, before their backpacks have time to hit the floor, they have already grabbed their devices without a thought.
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Gary Peters (D-Mich.) said the Flint legislation is "hopefully" set to hit the floor after opioid bill is done.
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CNBC Digital producer Devin Hance recently hit the floor of the ATX East Convention in search of new smart gadgets.
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There was a gruesome thud as they hit the floor, and he worried that he'd hurt her with his knee.
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When DICE, the game's developers, debuted the first Battlefield 1 trailer last May, my jaw just about hit the floor.
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Our jaws hit the floor when we saw Gwen Stefani's new look at the Billboard Music Awards this past weekend.
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Her mother screamed before one of the men backhanded her across the face, knocking her unconscious when she hit the floor.
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The coffee just bounced off and hit the floor, and what was left simply beaded up on top of the pants.
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I could hear their heads, elbows, hips hit the floor, just as mine did now, with a hot spear of pain.
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They jeered him when the Mavs hit the floor for pregame warm-ups, then did so again during the national anthem.
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A Republican bill to block a new Obama administration coal mining rule is due to the hit the floor soon. Rep.
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It was designed to get through the committees of jurisdiction and hit the floor with a simple up-or-down vote.
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President Obama's farewell ceremony was too much for a member of a U.S. Army Honor Guard ... who hit the floor hard.
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The budget is expected to hit the floor next week, which will be the first step in setting up tax reform.
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Monday's episode of DWTS saw the remaining eight competitors hit the floor with Halloween-themed routines, both for individual and team dances.
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Sain was able to catch the baby boy, who they named Atom Bomb Sain, before he hit the floor of the car.
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Liz Cheney's (R-Wyo.) first piece of legislation to hit the floor -- to undo the "BLM Planning 2.0" regulation finalized in December.
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One day, nearby the hotel where we were judging, there were several bursts of an automatic weapon and everyone hit the floor.
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Lauren White, the owner and principal designer at Ellen W. Interior Concepts, told Insider that curtains should hit always hit the floor.
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Margot kicked off her ice skates and put on her dancing shoes to hit the floor with her co-star Paul Walter Hauser.
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"The door opened and when he saw her, he hit the floor and leapt across the room to be with her," she says.
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When we welcome anyone into our house, our family included, and they see how beautiful it is, their jaws always hit the floor.
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Like flamenco or tap, Irish dance is a percussive dance, defined by the intricate and exciting ways the performer's feet hit the floor.
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"I've seen people pass out, hit the floor like a pancake, and smash their face open," one told The Guardian in February 2017.
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Van Drew, who's facing a competitive race in 2020, has already said he'll oppose the articles when they hit the floor next week.
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It is still unclear if Burgess will be cleared to dance with him Monday or if he'll once again hit the floor with Johnson.
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The greatest amount of positive hits were found right next to the front door, where Hoffa&aposs bleeding head would have hit the floor.
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" She added, "All of a sudden I heard a giant crash and saw Ben's feet fly in the air as he hit the floor.
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" The newspaper reported that Green collapsed about an hour later, though he later told the New York Times he hit the floor "within two minutes.
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It's worth noting that the bill is still working its way through the Senate and should hit the floor for a final vote next month.
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The Presidential Debate Commission should do what any first-grader with Google access can do, and call out lies before the words hit the floor.
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McConnell has stated the bill will not hit the floor before the election, but left the door open for action in a lame-duck session.
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By the new House rules adopted by Pelosi and the Democrats, the legislation would have to hit the floor days before the Feb 15 deadline.
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As the Democratic National Committee (DNC) hosts a record number of candidates for the fourth debate, we expect several hot topics to hit the floor.
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At least one person passed out, "hit the floor like a pancake" and split their face open, according to a production technician The Guardian spoke with.
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That brief moment of disorientation, followed by the realization that your body is about to hit the floor, fills you with the ultimate kind of powerlessness.
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The babysitter told officers that Reece "accidentally fell from her arms and hit the floor with his head," Saddle Brook Police Chief Robert Kugler told NJ.com.
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But a new dispute over the first spending measure to hit the floor may send the majority leader looking for something else to fill the time.
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The way the Browns are going through QBs this season, that list of starters could hit the floor if the wearer is under six feet tall.
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One slide in particular stood out to Paige, with the Hit The Floor actress commenting on a clip where she is seen kneeling in the ocean.
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When I was introduced to Billy Corgan, he immediately hit the floor, on his knees, and started kissing my feet in front of all of these people.
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"I remember a time when seeing 'your friend has tagged you in a new photo' would make my stomach hit the floor," Crabbe wrote in her post.
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"One day out of the blue, a man joined in a duet of mine and my jaw hit the floor," she says in a PEOPLE exclusive clip.
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"Every day that my feet hit the floor, I have to know that I'm going to encounter some of these small minuscule, minute things," Mr. Brownlee said.
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"A lot of our jaws hit the floor when we saw that they didn't even use the proper mobile app stores to deploy the apps," Guzman said.
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Just hours after they announced it, the Trump administration blasted it with statements, tweets and an all-out campaign to stop it before it hit the floor.
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She gave him chest compressions until the ambulance arrived, but doctors later told her that Piana "was gone before he even hit the floor" from a heart attack.
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When Scott hit the floor for his second number of the night — a freestyle — he wowed judges with his improvements and earned a near perfect score: 39/40.
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The Grey's Anatomy actor, 38, snuggled up to Paige on the red carpet for the Netflix movie, posing with his arm around the Hit The Floor actress' waist.
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"I will never forget the moment, I thought 'We look good' and then we added in the next W-215 and my jaw hit the floor," Kraft said.
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That "stunner" cost just $5 — but it wasn't until Downey walked into the next room and found the creator's other project that her jaw truly hit the floor.
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"We're looking for people willing to go all out, hit the floor, crawl, creep and sneak up on somebody," said Guy DeMatties, 62, the attraction's director and manager.
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Last week, he said he would have voted no if the bill had hit the floor then, and after some consideration this week, announced he would vote no.
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"When I first saw pics of the fossils, my jaw hit the floor," dinosaur paleontologist Matt Lamanna said in a statement from the Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
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On my first reunion with my mom, we all had to hit the floor because the house next door was blasted by buckshot in a shotgun drive-by.
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Several children learn how to hit the floor at the sound of gunfire -- and it's a lesson they're taught before they're old enough to set foot in a classroom.
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In 2013, a stint on VH1 TV series Hit The Floor, a Bring It On-style series about a basketball dance team, saw Browning show off her dance background.
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Droplets of sweat create patterns of dots as they hit the floor, footage that is then followed by drops of rain steadily falling on a slab of concrete sidewalk.
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Tarrant Jr. hit the floor hard a few minutes later, but got up to hit a pair of free throws that tied the score 55-55 with 11:01 remaining.
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But it also brings unsuspecting forces together, like bringing Drowning Pool's "Let The Bodies Hit The Floor" and Busta Rhymes' "Wild For The NIght" together for Byrell's "Wild, FTN" track.
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She was leaving with friends, when all of a sudden another group of women -- supposedly her friends or acquaintances -- rushed them and started trading blows until bodies hit the floor.
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Dr. Mitchell said he did not recognize a screeching rendition of the heavy metal song "Let the Bodies Hit the Floor," which detainees claimed was blasted at them in isolation.
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Instead, those same vulnerable Democrats are emerging, one by one, to announce their support for both of them, all but ensuring easy passage when they hit the floor on Wednesday.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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However, when he was asked if it's easier to be a tennis-playing father than a continent-hopping mother on the professional tour, the Serb's jaw appeared to hit the floor.
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The issue is the series' best one yet, and it underscores comic books' ability to blow preconceived notions and expectations out of the water and make readers' jaws hit the floor.
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Sometimes, the server carrying it to the table will place a cupped hand on one side of the plate to catch the green and gold drips before they hit the floor.
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He let go of the stool to whack at her, and I did a quarter spin, then fell and hit the floor with my head, and then I surely blacked out.
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Songs in regular rotation included Eminem's "Kim" ("Sit down, bitch / If you move again I'll beat the shit out of you") and Drowning Pool's "Bodies" ("Let the bodies hit the floor").
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But before my feet hit the floor, my "home energy management agent" is negotiating with the California Independent System Operator (ISO), the nerve center controlling the flow of electricity on the grid.
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If the ball launches at a 35 degree angle above the horizontal with a velocity of 3.3 m/s, how far from the base of the table will it hit the floor?
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The little boy hit the floor button as soon as he entered the elevator, and the doors close with the two people and dog inside with the end of the leash outside.
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But Zab's wife and sister told cops a different story -- claiming the boxer had been drinking and pushed her to the ground by her face ... causing her to hit the floor hard.
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The Washington Wizards were proud of their defensive effort the last time they hit the floor, and they will try to sustain that vibe when they host the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday.
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He said the bill would not include funding for Flint because that aid would move instead through the Water Resources Development Act, which is also expected to hit the floor next week.
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The bride, 28, is a dancer who is a series regular on "Hit The Floor," a show on VH1 about a fictional dance squad for a professional basketball team in Los Angeles.
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They told us that big hoop earrings were unprofessional; that open-toe shoes were not preferred; that we should test skirt lengths by kneeling and seeing if the skirt hit the floor.
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"The only difference between Al Gore and George W. Bush is the velocity with which their knees hit the floor when corporations knock," Nader said during a stop in the 2000 campaign.
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The 68-year-old rocker was at the Jubilee Auditorium Thursday night in Edmonton when he hit the floor in the middle of "I'd Do Anything for Love," and lay motionless onstage.
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Another reporter, Alexis Levinson of BuzzFeed News, who was just outside the office, said on Twitter she saw Jacobs' "feet fly in the air as he hit the floor" amid yelling and commotion.
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House Democrats' bill to help lower prescription drug prices is not likely to hit the floor until December as they await a final cost analysis from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, Hoyer said.
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House GOP leaders this year hit a dubious milestone when they broke the single-cycle record for reporting closed rules — the procedural step barring lawmakers from amending bills when they hit the floor.
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After some pushing and shoving, you can see Guillard -- with his trademark bleach blonde hair -- cold-cock a bar patron in the face ... knocking the guy out cold before he hit the floor.
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Mine are the last thing to come off when I get in bed and the first thing I put on before my feet hit the floor in the morning or during the night.
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However, Dalio said there's an "inability of central banks to stimulate in a way that's normal," adding they have less capacity to ease monetary policies when interest rates have already hit the floor.
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Velocity radial messenger bag Most of the bags also come with a padded sling that ensures your device doesn't hit the floor of the bag every time you drop your bag on the ground.
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Dennis Britton Sr., also an Excel employee, told NBC News his son "made eye contact with [the shooter] when he walked away," and that he "heard a clap and hit the floor" after being shot.
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The second finding from Kiley and Roberts' array of simulations is that an economy in which the Fed only aims at a 28503 percent fed funds rate is much more likely to hit the floor.
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Washington (CNN)An effort to force a House vote on immigration didn't pick up any new supporters Tuesday night, but its backers say they are already sure it will reach enough signatures to hit the floor.
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A former model, she was wearing one of her latest retro-glam creations: a silk velvet maxi dress with a high neckline, puffed shoulders and bell sleeves, and a hem that all but hit the floor.
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Even so, those same vulnerable Democrats have overwhelmingly dismissed the political threat and emerged, one by one, in recent days to announce their support for both articles, all but ensuring easy passage when they hit the floor.
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He didn't suit up for more than 21 games in any of his four NBA campaigns, and has only hit the floor in 211 games total over the past two seasons, while splitting time in the D-League.
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While it doesn't look like the vote is going to take place quite that early, consideration of Kavanaugh's nomination was previously set to hit the floor on Saturday, when the Senate was set to take a procedural vote.
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Early in my working days, I used and reused a small handled shopping bag to carry my lunch back and forth to work, until one memorable commute, when the paper gave way and my lunch hit the floor.
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Every jaw in the house seemed to hit the floor when Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway mistakenly called La La Land as the winner of the 2017 Academy Award for Best Picture Sunday night — the honor actually belonged to Moonlight.
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After Hartley, 40, and his bride, actress Chrishell Stause, 36, did a first dance to The Contours' "Do You Love Me", the tight-knit TV family hit the floor with the newlyweds and the rest of the 75 wedding guests.
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Notably, these Democratic bills, which are expected to hit the floor of the House this week, do not even acknowledge the crisis at the border or the abuse of our asylum process, much less offer any steps to remedy the situation.
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"So, yesterday I was picking up Lincoln from school and I got a text from my attorney who says … let me read it to you, because my jaw hit the floor, honestly," Lowry, 23, told to her best friend, Becky.
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PHOENIX — It was business as usual Tuesday night for Jeff Hornacek, who didn't flinch when his starting guard Derrick Rose hit the floor hard after being fouled in the first quarter and left the game soon after with back spasms.
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Episodes: 21 episodes, 22 minutes each Available to stream on: Hulu Chances are your jaw will hit the floor within five minutes of starting Catastrophe, Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney's bracing, explicit, and incredibly funny series about relationships and, eventually, parenthood.
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Both shows want to pull the rug out from under you, but where Phoebe Waller-Bridge of "Fleabag" is happy to let you hit the floor, Daisy Haggard in "Back to Life" is more inclined to catch you and set you down gently.
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That decision arrived after the liberal sponsors of the "abolish ICE" legislation indicated they would oppose their own bill, if it hit the floor, to protest the Republicans' effort to force Democrats to take tough votes on legislation with no chance of passing.
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" Reaction from the nationalist right, per a source close to the White House: "In one amazing press conference, Jeff Sessions lit up the entire institutional left, the mainstream media and probably caused a couple tears to hit the floor from some West Wing Democrats.
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"When I got the first script where Cece and Schmidt hooked up, my jaw hit the floor," actress Hannah Simone tells PEOPLE of her character getting romantically involved with Max Greenfield's on their Fox comedy during the show's first season, which debuted in 2011.
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McCarthy's take: Gomez is waiting to be sworn in to keep his seat in the California State Assembly in order to help Governor Jerry Brown get a veto-proof majority on a cap-and-trade bill set to hit the floor before mid-July.
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Y.) and Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarScaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation MORE (D-Minn.) — opposed the bill when it hit the floor Thursday night.
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Jaws everywhere hit the floor when Kate Hudson stepped onto the red carpet donning a body-flaunting gown and a brand new haircut — but her smoky eyes gave us so much envy, we had to chat with her makeup artist, Mélanie Inglessis, for all of the details.
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At a meet this weekend in the team's home arena, UCLA was trailing behind Utah, the two-time defending PAC-12 champion, when Sophina DeJesus hit the floor for her season debut, sending the "7,546-person crowd into a frenzy," as UCLA's Daily Bruin put it.
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"I said I was a grand dragon of the KKK, and then the Klan wasn't hateful enough for me, so I decided to become a Nazi — and a lot of them, their jaws about hit the floor and their eyes got real big," Parker told NBC News.
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The first thing to hit the floor is his bent left elbow, the arm that holds the heroic sling, and it bursts along the lines of its previous breaks, old scars left over from an incident in the 16th century involving an unruly mob and a bench.
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I'm also almost 1,000 percent sure the Night King from Game of Thrones is in this movie… Paying attention to the (mandatory) mythological/sci-fi yadda yadda was easier this time because I know Thor is going to swing that hammer and bodies will hit the floor.
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Chuck Grassley, the bill's sponsor and chairman of the powerful Finance Committee, expressed pessimism in an interview that the measure would soon hit the floor, saying Trump would have to lean on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and more Republicans would need to get behind it.
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It explains that the women who work at Runway, the "clackers" (so named because of the sound their heels make when they hit the floor), don't obsess over great clothes because they want to play dress-up, but rather because their jobs demand they look the part.
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The video was obsession-worthy: Nicks and Petty facing each other and singing, Nicks with those curly Russian Doll bangs we're all obsessed with anew in drop feather earrings and what was, by then, her standard outfit: a black dress with sheer panels and skirts that hit the floor.
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The Senate: All eyes are on the upper chamber this week, as senators race to pass their tax cuts bill: Tuesday is the first hurdle: The Senate Budget Committee is scheduled to hold votes that would pave the way for the tax cut bill to hit the floor.
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But the winner of most awkward intros came when Jenna arrived with an emotional support cow named Ashley P. Just when you thought your jaw couldn't possibly hit the floor again, Weber's ex, and last season's "The Bachelorette" star, Hannah Brown showed up sobbing asking for another chance.
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In a meeting at the White House with tech trade association leaders including Garfield, National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said they plan to have a tax reform bill hit the floor of Congress by early September and be passed by the end of the year.
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Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerLiberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar Israel denies Omar and Tlaib entry after Trump tweet MORE (D-Md.) said Thursday, just hours before the bill is expected to hit the floor.
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It's still unclear if Lowry tried to draw a charge or pulled the chair—Casey would only say Lowry's entitled to that space—but Toronto's All-Star guard hit the floor, Antetokounmpo stumbled and couldn't take advantage of his substantial size advantage, and a swing of the ball resulted in a rushed Middleton miss.
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That, to me, has led to so many complicated depictions of, say, black men on television shows with integrated casts: on "The Knick" and "Jessica Jones" and "Fargo" and the underwhelming "Ballers" and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" and "Hit the Floor" (Jim, are you watching this?) and all of those shows with "American" and "Crime" in the title.
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"Bye Bye Bye," Wanya Morris and Lindsay Arnold When the Boyz II Men singer hit the floor for with Arnold for a jazz dance set to 'NSYNC's hit "Bye Bye Bye," he earned a stellar 29 out of 30 from the judges – and rave reviews from band members and DWTS alums Joey Fatone and Lance Bass. 83.
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This basically means that before my feet even hit the floor every day, my mind is running rampant with an onslaught of thoughts; I think about possible scenarios I may encounter that day and every possible outcome, and I conjure up to-do lists in my head with an ambitious number of boxes that I then immediately worry won't get checked off.
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Maybe, like me, you shouted out loud in an empty room; maybe you hit the floor, and maybe you gaped at your flatscreen, and maybe you couldn't even bring yourself to react, the way Villanova's Jay Wright appeared to be sleepwalking through the aftermath, throwing his hands into the air as if he couldn't quite wake himself up from the damnedest dream.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska), a bill cosponsor and the chair of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, said Monday that members should expect many other amendments to hit the floor this week.
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Greg Gianforte just body slammed me and broke my glasses Ben walked into a room where a local tv crew was set up for an interview with Gianforte All of a sudden I heard a giant crash and saw Ben's feet fly in the air as he hit the floor Heard very angry yelling (as did all the volunteers in the room) - sounded like Gianforte Quist responds (sort of) pic.twitter.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska), a bill cosponsor and the chairwoman of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, said Monday that members should expect many amendments to hit the floor this week after lawmakers approved 85033 last Wednesday and Thursday.
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All of a sudden I heard a giant crash and saw Ben's feet fly in the air as he hit the floor Later on Wednesday night, reporters from Fox News — who were about to interview Gianforte when the altercation occurred — provided another first-person account that seemed to contradict the candidate's version of events (emphasis mine): At that point, Gianforte grabbed Jacobs by the neck with both hands and slammed him into the ground behind him.
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