She jumps up and down like she's won the lottery.
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My cat jumps up and joins me in the sun.
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The number jumps up to 28503 percent on Tribal lands.
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Scott gets fake angry and jumps up from the couch.
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Throughout the footage, Ms. Fuchs cries, jumps up and down.
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" Blevins jumps up and runs, as the officers yell "Stop, stop!
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He jumps up behind Yang and starts waving his hands frantically.
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What starts out as a $100 jacket jumps up to $157.
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She jumps up, bails out of tent and says let's go?
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Is it when the giant wolf jumps up and attacks the helicopter?
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The Apple Pencil 2's price jumps up to $129 from $99.
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Then it jumps up to its regular rate of $40 a month.
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No one jumps up from a nap and runs to see an advertisement.
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For a moment, before she jumps up to greet me, she looks unmoored.
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For women with insurance of any kind, that number jumps up to 92.7 percent.
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He jumps up onto the table while his entourage jumps around like they're moshing.
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When music starts to play, Hunter unexpectedly jumps up and is joined by his groomsmen.
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The cat jumps up to cuddle with me five minutes before I need to leave.
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She jumps up on a bed positioned in front of the chairs, knickerless underneath her dress.
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As I'm pulling over, he quickly jumps up, and I'm trying to put myself back together.
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When it jumps up to hit the latch on the door, for instance, that's no accident.
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An engineer supervising the work jumps up wielding a screwdriver after one robot loses a finger.
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T. is a little wary of the new bed but she jumps up for snuggles eventually.
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She jumps up from the couch and runs outside to Fitz, who is standing on the balcony.
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When I announce that I'm there for the interview, she jumps up and I get another hug.
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It starts at $1,160 for a two-outlet system, and jumps up to $2,200 for four outlets.
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During our hour-long interview she jumps up several times to fetch books and other knick-knacks.
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By 2014, that jumps up to about 35 percent, almost the same as in the United States.
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He gladly jumps up to exercise, but he isn't too interested in learning about calories and nutrition.
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If you count only iPhones purchased in the last four years, the figure jumps up to 55 percent.
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It jumps up on your coffee table and paws at your smartphone screen; it is bizarre, and adorable.
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Things get even better if your spring for the Force Droid as it jumps up to 22 megapixels.
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In the video, she jumps up from her couch frantically and reads the tweet announcing her song's ascent.
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The moment customers walk in, Leor jumps up to show them around and teach them about Mexican culture.
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As Kenneally tells IEEE Spectrum: It jumps up on its front two legs, doing a handstand, and then jumps.
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Our iPhone XS jumps up an extra 5 percent in battery percentage from 25 percent under the same conditions.
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"When crime jumps up, you don't get to your social justice agenda," Bruce Gyory, a Democratic political consultant, said.
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Inside the small building, an attendant jumps up in surprise to turn on the lights for the only visitor.
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I felt like doing that Fred Astaire move where he jumps up and clicks his heels, but I didn't.
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When she jumps up an octave on the chorus, the melody's easy, natural inevitability matches the relationship she's describing.
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Before he can do this, Elodie jumps up and heads into the other room, arranging five boxes on the floor.
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And that number jumps up if you decide to opt for the exercise mat, dumbbells, or heart rate chest strap.
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If you focus on just the states that tend to experience snow, the total only jumps up to 1.5 percent.
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"I'm trying to remember what my last item is," he jokes as his dog, Wacha, jumps up onto his owner.
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The St. Bernard runs to the woman with a toy in its mouth and then jumps up on the man.
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"We need to jump on it and take advantage of this lull before any other wind jumps up," he said.
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They also pack a 5-hour battery life, which jumps up to 30 hours with the included magnetic charging case.
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In the video, Lively, in a blue outfit, jumps up and down and starts filming the number on her phone.
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Singh jumps up at the appropriate empty spaces above him, and hidden coin boxes appear and give a little jingle.
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During Miami's busier seasons, the City View King jumps up to $725, while the Penthouse stays at the same rate.
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And the emotional reaction from the students was priceless — from jumps up and down to bear hugs to tears of joy.
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A bubble tent will set you back $250 per night, except Friday and Saturday when the rate jumps up to $310.
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With each blast of the cannon, her dad jumps up in shock and then lets out a dignified string of expletives.
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It is what the military calls "recon by fire" in shooting at any possible enemy positions to see who jumps up.
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The Amplify will cost $399 for Optimum and Suddenlink customers, and it jumps up to a staggering $499 for non-customers.
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Mortgage rates have been exceptionally volatile in the last week, taking big jumps up and then back down again on daily news.
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But as soon as he thinks he's escaped from the T. rex, Swimmy jumps up from the sea and swallows him whole.
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"Even if oil jumps up to $50 tomorrow, I don't think you will see a resurgence in drilling activity," Mr. Ahlstrom said.
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Then the dog races over to the car, jumps up to the window, and walks around the car, sometimes wagging his tail.
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He jumps up just as the seatbelt is whirring and clicking, and the dashboard warning lights start flashing like a pinball machine.
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When he accidentally spills some of his food on the ground, Jenner jumps up to grab napkins while Kardashian rolls her eyes.
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There, the density of the plasma jumps up by a factor of 20 or more for a region spanning billions of miles.
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The price, with controller, jumps up to $1000—which is in line with the Karma when a Hero 5 action camera in included.
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As we ready to leave the Ed Banger office, Pedro jumps up, and asks me if I have any room in my rucksack.
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In the pig massage salon, Brave Dodo—a massive potbellied pig hidden under a pile of hay—jumps up and walks towards me.
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A King Bed with Balcony Deluxe jumps up to 575 square feet, and only a partial water view, but has a larger bathroom.
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Yang's rating jumps up 22 points since Monmouth's last poll, with a decrease in his unfavorability and fewer people who don't know him.
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The girl jumps up and runs away – as any reasonable person would do when a massive but well-dressed bunny approaches them without warning.
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A quarter of those polled want the bill to be repealed completely, and the figure jumps up to more than half among Republican respondents.
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The battery is larger too, at 7,000 mAh, and the front camera is a higher resolution 5MP, while the rear jumps up to 8MP.
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Like "No Loss" being a good example, it starts at something like 130 and jumps up to 142 by the end of the song.
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However, it jumps up to $69,900 for the tri-motor, all-wheel-drive version, and it's an extra $1000,000 for the self-driving features.
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When a contestant wins a prize—a dollar, a bag of Claire Danes-shaped Gummy Claires—Eichner jumps up and down, hollering with glee.
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Goose the cat jumps up on his desk and starts hacking and heaving in a manner that will feel chillingly familiar to cat owners everywhere.
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But it's a very, very good one that jumps up to being exceptional when you consider its price versus other devices of the same ilk.
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The phone also jumps up to a Snapdragon 630 processor, 4GB of RAM, and USB-C charging (instead of a 430, 3GB, and Micro USB).
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He wakes up about an hour before her, and when I bring him into the room and he sees her, he jumps up and down.
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The tension is building in the house, and later in the episode, while Micah's doing his homework, Blue jumps up from behind to scare him.
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The percentage jumps up to 39% for businesses with over $10 million in annual revenue and to 67% for companies with more than $1 billion.
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The amount of money adults in the US owe due to educations is over $224 trillion and jumps up by more than $2000,1003 every second.
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That said, more experienced lifters may want to consider investing in the 210- or 230-pound set which jumps up to $389.99 and $419.99, respectively.
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If you don't own a Samsung phone then the price jumps up to a little less than $600 (the Gear VR plus a Samsung Galaxy S6).
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The man clutches his head, jumps up and down, and paces anxiously, agonizingly trying to figure out how to rescue the creature from its burning habitat.
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It also jumps up to a 24.24-megapixel sensor without an antialiasing filter; its predecessor, the K-50, had a 16.49-megapixel sensor with an antialiasing filter.
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At one point she sings Tevin Campbell's "Can We Talk" and jumps up and down with what definitely seems like spontaneous joy when the crowd sings it back.
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As a result, when Simmons is on the floor, the Spurs' offensive rating jumps up three points and their effective field-goal percentage rises from 53.6% to 56.4%.
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After they both jokingly touch Fallon's desk — "I've always wanted to touch the desk," Joanna says — Chip can't contain his excitant any longer and jumps up to audience cheers.
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Hefner constantly fiddles with a pipe that will not stay lit or jumps up from his library couch to fetch a Pepsi from the refrigerator hidden behind an oak door.
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That's only good until September 30th, 2018 where it jumps up to $60 / month for the first line, $40 / month for the second, then $30 / month for the remaining lines.
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The 28X has a 24-inch screen, while the 25X Max jumps up to an even bigger 2000-inch screen, putting it into what used to be small tablet territory.
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"We need to jump on it and take advantage of this lull before any other wind jumps up," said Steve Crawford, a CAL FIRE operations chief, at an afternoon briefing.
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And if you opt for one with a Core i9 processor similar to what we have in our review model, the price jumps up to just shy of $5,000. Yikes.
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At the basketball "Moonlympics," a player jumps up for a dunk, but low gravity causes him to crash through the glass dome and suck all the other players into space.
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Once you get into the Big Three's reaches, it's great to have the extra capacity, but jumps up in towing weights can send those folks scurrying for heavy-duty trucks.
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Once you get into the Big Three's reaches, its great to have the extra capacity, but jumps up in towing weights can send those folks scurrying for heavy-duty trucks.
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With the US and China now officially joining in, this figure jumps up quite substantially; China represents about 20 percent of global emissions, while the US accounts for about 18 percent.
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According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, 10 percent of all pregnancies end in miscarriage — and that number jumps up to more than 30 percent for women over 40.
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In the US, that price jumps up to around $600, pushing the device — at the time — to a predicted price of $2000, far more than what would be seen under the tariffs.
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When I ask questions, he jumps up to show me things, like his photograph of dozens of birders, looking like paparazzi, all pointing their lenses at the rare Kirtland's Warbler in Central Park.
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As the dancing clown, the cadence of his voice jumps up and down—it's high when he's trying to appeal to the kids, and falls lower and lower the more monstrous he becomes.
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The satellite service, which AT&T bought two years ago, is offering a basic starter pack for $50 a month, but that's only a teaser rate that jumps up significantly after a year.
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Bearing his avuncular smile, Young tools around on a scooter but jumps up to join Southern Adventist University's traveling choir in "We Shall Overcome" and again to walk onto the Lorraine Motel balcony.
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The Roku Express doesn't support 4K video, and if you buy the version with composite cables it jumps up $10 in price, but it's still a competitive price for an HD video streaming box.
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Amazon charges more than its online competitors for most advertisements, like $150,000 per month for an ad at the top of the webpage, which jumps up to $500,000 per month in November and December.
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" When he finally gets home at the end of the day, she's already made sure all the lights are on and jumps up and down inside her little glass frame, exclaiming "Missed you, darling.
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"He's always done that, he loves to play fetch with toys and balls so much that he can't wait for you to throw it so he jumps up and down because he's impatient!" she explains.
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If you ever wonder how it is that a growing U.S. economy, where the income of the top 1 percent jumps up every year, has left the bottom 60 percent with less and less, Rep.
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If the iPhone 713 Pro jumps up to the Galaxy S271+'s level, that means it's going to see more than a 228 percent jump in average US LTE speeds over the XS and XS Max.
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During the Nets' games, Bruce Reznick stands a few feet in front of his seat behind the basket, jumps up and down and casts a spell on visiting team's players to make them miss free throws.
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I tried out Firewatch (a new game where you wander through Yellowstone to solve a MYSTERY) on the "Ultra" settings and found my frame rate sitting steadily in the 40s with sporadic jumps up to 16.853 fps.
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There's another reason Trump is going to keep being Trump no matter how angry the already anti-Trump/in-the-tank for Hillary news media and liberal establishment jumps up and down about his latest series of inappropriate comments.
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However, the business management magazine added that if one more woman is added to the running, or one more minority, then the likelihood for a woman or minority being considered for a job jumps up more than 50 percent.
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At the professional level (software engineers, lawyers, HR folk, etc.), however, Apple falls below four percent, while Lyft jumps up to No. 1 with women from underrepresented minority groups in tech making up five percent of its professional workforce.
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"Every once in a while, you get these spikes and mortality jumps up — but there's usually something you can point to to explain why it happened," said one of the authors of that commentary, Dartmouth health economist Jonathan Skinner.
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The new phone jumps up from a tall 22-inch display to a 216-inch display, still at an 2179:2207 aspect ratio, and it adds a fingerprint sensor to the back without adding much to its sub-$23 price.
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My head bobs half-consciously like an exhausted toddler refusing to succumb, but I guess I fall asleep anyways because the next thing I know, I'm trying to stand and everyone jumps up to catch me like I'm going to fall.
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Holland's theatricality shines through in his stunt challenge video, in which he follows his stuntman's instructions to perform a flip — but then jumps up from his crouched landing position and twists in the air before landing back on his feet.
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I see them in the corner and Tom is literally the size of Dave's leg, I don't know what they're talking about but Batista jumps up and does a kick-punch move and I was like 'Yo, you're about to kill him!
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There's a relentless energy about the young Russian filmmaker in the Ray-Ban aviators; he leans forward intensely one moment, then jumps up the next to demonstrate what it was like to play a particular moment in his feature debut, Hardcore Henry.
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When a tall fighter punches down on a crouched man the periods when his guard is up shorten so that as soon as the crouching fighter jumps up with a left hook he can catch the taller fighter with his hands down.
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Case in point: after a solo vocal number, one of the performers (a perfunctory "observer" who stands in for the audience and later executes a single ballet move) jumps up from a spotlighted seat in the auditorium, clapping and cheering wildly for his co-star.
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Each of the canines has a different reaction: Ruckus runs off, Prince wags his tail, Luna waits patiently before tugging on Stessel's Santa hat, Cali barks, Teragon lays down on his back, Duke jumps up on Stessel, Bebe walks away, Gracie hops up and down and Kobe sits still.
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Sometimes items need combining to solve a story-blocking puzzle, but once it all clicks in your head, the logic jumps up and down on the skull like a blood-lusting big cat on a children's inflatable castle: It's all you can see, terrifyingly apparent now you've noticed it.
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First it jumps up from the floor to one block, then it jumps from that block to another one, jumps down, completes a bigger jump to reach a taller block, and then, as if to say "that was so easy," MUFUGGIN ROBOT DOES A BACKFLIP FROM THE TALL BLOCK.
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"Grant Hill is defending him out by our basket and he jumps up and I say, 'Good defense,' and (Kobe) moves the jump shot to another angle and makes it and turns around and give me a nice little slap on the hip and says, 'Not good enough,'" Gentry said.
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While keeping all other graphics settings set to their highest options, The Outer Worlds jumps up to nearly 2120 frames per second (hovering between 70 and 100), while Star Wars achieves over 60 frames per second most of the time (dipping below 40 fps and rising above 80 at times).
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Daryl jumps up to attack Negan, which is a terrible idea for many reasons, but mainly because Negan warned them not to, so as punishment and to prove he's a man of his word, Negan hauls off and whacks Glenn, crushing the front of his skull and making his eyeball pop out.
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"Seventeen" explodes in the bridge, when the backing drops out and she jumps up an octave to yell "I know what you're gonna be," but afterwards, in the final chorus, the guitars struggle to find their footing again, as if knocked off the beat by what was supposed to be the climax.
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Mobile time-spent jumps up: YouTube corners ~756% of the traffic, Facebook less than 10% YouTube is much bigger than Facebook when it comes to mobile traffic, according to a new report: A Sandvine study (The Mobile Internet Phenomena Report, Feb 2019) found that YouTube is now responsible for 37% of all mobile internet traffic.
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When the strangers around him shuffle ecstatically along to the still-perfect "Someday," he jumps up and down out of time; when the crowd bounces along in time to "Hard to Explain," he holds his harms aloft in triumph for a full minute, looking at the people around him and soaking it all in.
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So much of this is easier said than done—if Mirotic jumps up to take Thompson, he allows one of the greatest shooters who ever lived to respond by fading into the corner for an open three, plus having Rondo guard Durant ten feet from the rim is not ideal—but precise, aggressive switching is still their best bet.
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Here we see one of the swans merely look sideways at a couple of children, and send them screaming and running: Facing a full-throttle swan charge, this adult man jumps up on a park bench and tries to scare it off with his own unimpressive wingspan (it doesn't work): "All [these] funny scenes happened in front of my living room window and so I decided to film it, because I found it very interesting to watch this interaction between civilized humans and uncivilized animals," Jo, who runs the channel as well as several other channels and a video production company called SupraNaut, told me in an email.
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