Guiltily, I leaned out over the terrace, staring at those slippers.
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"I leaned out the window and shouted 'we are still here'," he said.
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People leaned out their windows to try and see the end of the line.
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Then, someone leaned out of the passenger seat window and started firing a gun.
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My colleague, the photographer Tomás Munita, leaned out of the copter to take pictures.
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One passenger leaned out the window and cursed Jews before the car sped off.
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"I leaned out the window and waved a white shirt out the window," Moore says.
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"Azadi!" or freedom, the crowd chanted as drivers leaned out of their rickshaws, straining to hear.
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An officer leaned out the window and asked them to step aside so that they could pass.
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Half way down, a woman in an SUV stopped me, leaned out and asked what was happening?
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One of the car's tinted windows rolled down, and Quinn James, then in his late thirties, leaned out.
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Oezdemir repeatedly caught Cormier with short left hands as the light heavyweight champ leaned out to his right.
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One driver leaned out of her car near Willis Tower and told the teachers to get back to work.
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" She once leaned out of a car window to yell, "Look at that fat man on a small bike!
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The driver pulled up, and the cameraman leaned out the window and stuck his lens in the urinator's face.
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He was walking down a Louisville street when a large car pulled alongside and a white man leaned out.
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Gordon Hamilton leaned out the right side at a crazy angle, dropping a scientific instrument into the water below.
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I opened the cab door, leaned out and continued to call Janet's name, but she still couldn't hear me.
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He leaned out a bit—the numbness in his arm had gone—and put his hand on her back.
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One day, as I was going through my usual routine, the attendant, a man, leaned out and looked at me.
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In a before-and-after photo shared on Instagram on Wednesday, the actor can be seen to have leaned out considerably.
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I suppose I could have leaned out of the frame somehow, but I am sure this was not the curator's intention.
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Many gave chirpy honks of support as they sped down the road; some leaned out of their windows to greet her personally.
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The eight-man field is leaned out to just the talent—there isn't an ounce of fat or filler to be found.
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A girl leaned out of the window of a passing car that had a sign taped to the passenger door: We Love You.
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If I leaned out the front window and craned my neck to the left just so, there was indeed a view of the Hudson.
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Behind the drop, barroom piano chords play, and the leaned-out refrain—"It's our party we can do what we want"—begins the song.
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In Minneapolis, middle-school boys leaned out of a school bus to yell, "Grab her by the pussy!" to a man walking with a woman.
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As Woods spoke to reporters after his final round in New Jersey, Bubba Watson and Harold Varner III leaned out a window to heckle him.
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Around Fifth Avenue and 57th Street, Secret Service agents leaned out the windows of the Trump motorcade, and dozens of RVs formed a caravan for Passover.
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Afterward, as he cut across the theater, Ms. Noblezada — one of the cast mates he's closest to — leaned out from stage left, video camera in hand.
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And on the top floor of the building, one employee shoved open his window and leaned out, white shirt sleeves rolled up, craning to see the spectacle.
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At times, Burtynsky leaned out the side of the helicopter, his body extending so far beyond the doorframe that the downwash flattened his hair against his skull.
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" As they moved across the Williamsburg Bridge in a black S.U.V., Nas leaned out the window and shouted, "I'm back in New York, and it feels so good!
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The incident recalled the 1994 Tour, in which a policeman who was supposed to be protecting the riders leaned out to take a photo during a high-speed sprint.
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Matt Wilson, a friend and a licensed marriage officiant, leaned out of his fourth-floor window to lead the ceremony safely away from anyone who might be carrying coronavirus.
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CreditCreditNatalia Mantini for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — Alicia Silverstone leaned out of the upstairs window of her two-story house in a woodsy section of the Hollywood Hills.
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The 42-year-old "Dawson's Creek" star danced six hours a day when he appeared on 2019's "Dancing With The Stars," and he leaned out considerably as a result.
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"You look like Pee-Wee Herman in that suit," one man said as he leaned out of the stopped subway while others appeared to not pay Gordon-Levitt too much attention.
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As the couple stood on the street, their friend, who was a licensed marriage officiant, leaned out of his fourth-floor window to read them their vows to respect social distancing.
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I watched as he leaned out the car window, his face twisted in anger, and shouted "fucking dykes" at a pair of queer women who dared to hold hands on the street.
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Although Wahlberg has always been fit, comparing the new photo to a video he posted on Instagram in April this year suggests that he has indeed leaned out and built muscle in recent months.
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Then Ernest Nelson, one of Blahyi's several half brothers, drove him down the cratered dirt roads of the neighborhood in a silver S.U.V. Blahyi leaned out the window, grinning and waving at pedestrians like a visiting dignitary.
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"It's a little bit crazy, no?" the model Mariacarla Boscono said at the Calvin Klein show, as she leaned out a second-floor window to capture the mayhem below (crowds chanting "Cam-E-Ron") on her own iPhone.
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We have no idea whether Elianna Aguilar-Aguilar was trying to… gratuitize a Taco Bell employee when she leaned out of her car window and poured some Hennessy into his mouth, but that's probably not the way to do it.
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Last year's great Drunk has an entire remix courtesy of the Chopstars, meaning that you can now not only enjoy Thundercat's dexterous jams stretched out like molasses, but also discover what leaned-out Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins sound like.
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She suffered two major thefts, and then there was the time in 5003 when, while receiving the Hasty Pudding Award at Harvard, she leaned out a window, caught her string of pearls on the windowsill and sent a bunch flying.
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I leaned out as far and as low as I could to shoot the Viper on a wide angle lens (which meant it had to get close) and used the slowest shutter speed possible to blur the track but keep the car sharp.
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Of course, Lewis famously said his cardio was terrible after his last second victory over Alexander Volkov earlier this month (he also complained his balls were hot) ... but he's been kicking his own ass in the gym and looks super leaned out.
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The fact the gunman — with a bandanna covering much of his face — simply leaned out the car window and opened fire indiscriminately in a crowded area on the city&aposs West Side, illustrates the willingness of gangs to wage war regardless of who is around.
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The vocals feature the A's "leaned-out" style of rapping—a hoarse urgency that commands attention, punctuated by mumbled soliloquies—pioneered by Gucci Mane and currently embodied by artists who aren't even from the A, such as Fetty Wap (Paterson, New Jersey) and Desiigner (Brooklyn).
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When I met David, I lived in one of those situations that doesn't exist anymore for non-rich people in San Francisco: a two-bedroom flat at the top of Telegraph Hill (if you leaned out the window, you could see the Golden Gate Bridge), for $500 a month.
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" Her neighbor Enzo Valinotti — a 57-year-old shoemaker who reminisced about the days, nearly a century ago, when Totò, one of Italy's most iconic actors, lived in the neighborhood — leaned out his ground-floor window and said of the children flooding the street, "They are all so happy.
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Leaving the Wilton, Conn, house of his then girlfriend, actress Sandy Dennis, 44 at the time, Eric hopped into his doorless Jeep for a ride with her German shepherd. The dog leaned out too far.
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Lempart hit Piechowski in the back and told him to do something. With the car stopped, he opened the door and leaned out enough for the guard to see his rank insignia and yelled at him to open the gate. The gate opened and the four drove off.
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The fellow citizens grieved at his death and buried him with honors. When Arsinoe leaned out of the window to take a look at the funeral ceremony, Aphrodite turned her into stone.Antoninus Liberalis. Metamorphoses, 39 The story of Arceophon and Arsinoe is comparable to that of Iphis and Anaxarete.
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The director of the Manhattan Project, Major General Leslie R. Groves, Jr., wanted the event recorded for posterity, so the takeoff was illuminated by floodlights. When he wanted to taxi, Tibbets leaned out the window to direct the bystanders out of the way. On request, he gave a friendly wave for the cameras.
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When a cannonball flew toward the cross, it leaned out of the way in order to avoid being hit, and has been inclined ever since.This is said to have inspired the Habsburg forces to victory.O'Shea, Henry. A Guide to Spain, London, Spottiswoode and Co., 1865 The Habsburgs were said to have regarded this as an encouraging omen.
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Police closed the streets and escorted her through the mob, which damaged three cars as men climbed on their roofs to gain a better view. Stockbrokers and bankers leaned out of windows overlooking Wall Street to watch as trading came to a virtual halt. "Ticker tapes went untended and dignified brokers ran amok," wrote New York magazine.
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Eventually near Tarnawiec , where 6,000 people were gathered, on August 14, 1610, he lost to Opaliński. He died in retreat after the battle, and with him about half a thousand of his soldiers. He had hidden in the forest but when he carelessly leaned out from behind the logs of wood he was noticed by the Cossacks. Stadnicki was finished by Tatar Persa.
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At 10:40 p.m. as Turner's vehicle was stopped at a traffic signal at the intersection of 5th and Jackson Streets, Leonard Smith's car pulled up alongside them.Angel Star Bostock Dies In Shooting - The Washington Post Leonard Smith leaned out of his vehicle and fired one blast of a .410 caliber shotgun into the back seat of Turner's car, where Bostock and Barbara Smith were seated.
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Once Condor confirmed that Ato was in a vehicle, JSOC's Delta Force launched a capture operation. > a Little Bird helicopter dropped out of the sky and a sniper leaned out and > fired three shots into the car's engine block. The car ground to a halt as > commandos roped down from hovering Blackhawks , surrounded the car and > handcuffed Ato. It was the first known helicopter takedown of suspects in a > moving car.
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Kinnick was able to return to Iowa one last time in 1942. He visited Adel and saw his father one final time. He then went to Iowa City and watched Iowa's football game against Washington University from the press box. When the Iowa crowd heard of his presence, they began a loud "We want Kinnick!" chant until he leaned out of the press box with an appreciative wave.
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The engine is started by reducing the compression and setting the spray bar mixture rich with the adjustable needle valve, gradually increasing the compression while cranking the engine. The compression is increased until the engine starts running. The mixture can then be leaned out and the compression increased. Compared to glow plug engines, model diesel engines exhibit much higher fuel economy, thus increasing endurance for the amount of fuel carried.
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Griffin gave evidence against Khalid, and affirmed that Khalid had shouted "white bastard" at him. Griffin said the man "leaned out of the car and pointed at me and made a gun and gang gesture", and that he threatened him by shouting "I'm going to ...". Griffin said he had left the demonstration early, fearing for his safety. The 23-year-old defendant denied his comments had any racial intent, and was found not guilty.
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To do this, this wing was mounted high over the fuselage on four co-linear pivot points. Two struts from the upper fuselage longerons rose almost vertically to the inner pivot points and two more, also from those longerons, leaned out to the second pair. The incidence was altered by two links from the control column to the rear of the wing. The fuselage of the Pou Ami was a simple, flat-sided structure.
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The design of the Abeille was directed by René Dorand at the helicopter division of SNCAC. An intermeshing rotor layout was chosen instead of a tail rotor design, following the examples of the 1939 Flettner Fl 265 and the Kellet XR-8 of 1944. Its twin, two blade rotors were driven by shafts which leaned out of the fuselage side-by-side. The rotor blades, which began some way from the hub, tapered strongly.
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One victim, Sarena Dawn Moore, was killed while trying to climb back into a wheelchair at his orders. Two plainclothes detectives from the Roseburg Police Department were the first to respond to the scene. They arrived at the hallway of Snyder Hall at 10:44, six minutes after the first 9-1-1 call was received. Two minutes later, Harper-Mercer reloaded his handguns and leaned out of the classroom, firing several shots at the officers.
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Two hours later, they began to walk home, taking a different route than their normal one. At 10:30pm, while walking down Westfield Gardens and near the Mourneview estate, a silver Subaru Impreza parked outside a neighbour's house began to slowly move forwards. A gunman leaned out the back window and shot towards the couple. Marie reported that O'Hagan had called out "It's Mackers" as he saw the shooter, suggesting that he knew who his killers were.
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To compensate, riders leaned out, moving their body's centre of gravity away from the motorcycle, eventually leaning out so far that their knee would skid along the pavement. Ablative knee pucks or knee sliders were then added to the riders' racing leathers to allow their knees to scrape smoothly along the tarmac through turns. The first radial tyres for cars appeared in 1943, but motorcyclists waited forty more years for this technology to come to motorcycles.
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In 1985 a distinctive method of exploration was invented. In a dome area above the Big Room floor not far from the Bottomless Pit, a stalagmite leaned out. Using a balsa wood loop with helium-filled balloons attached, the explorers, (after several tries over several years), floated a lightweight cord up, over the target stalagmite, and back down to the ground. Then they pulled a climbing rope into position, and the explorers ascended into what they named The Spirit World.
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The title, tire dié is a homonym of the phrase tire diez ("throw ten [cents]"). Kids would chase the slow train every day and run along begging for coins from the passengers who leaned out in curiosity. The film also interviews a number of adults, whose voices are dubbed by professional actors. The film was released two years after its completion in 1958, which gave time for Birri to film and screen what became his first film, La primera fundación de Buenos Aires in 1959.
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The police car's headlights were on high beam facing the entrance to the laneway, which was also lit up by a nearby street light. As Delahunty and Lockman took up positions behind their police car and called upon Knight to surrender, Knight squatted down beside a low brick wall and searched his pockets vainly for his "suicide" bullet. When he realised that he had lost it he leaned out into the headlight beams and dropped the empty M14 on the ground. He then slowly stood up with his hands in the air.
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Returning to the shooting scene, he advised a wounded student to stay down and be quiet. At that point, Harper-Mercer leaned out from the classroom into the hallway and shot Mintz five times as he was first standing, then falling to the floor, because he said Mintz had called police. Mintz pleaded that he not be killed on his son's birthday and said an apparently emotionless Harper-Mercer withdrew back into the classroom. At a press conference held on October 3, Douglas County Sheriff John Hanlin thanked Mintz for his actions.
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In order to overcome the problems of overrun for the two-stroke engine, a freewheel device was fitted. A 1959 review by Road & Track commented that smooth upshifts of the widely spaced 3-speed manual required revving the engine over 5000 rpm or slipping the clutch. Saab provided a retrofit kit which leaned out the fuel mixture in the carburettor, making the car more tractable at low revs but seriously impacting performance. The magazine also tried a modified GT with , which improved acceleration to from 15.2 seconds (in the GT) to 12 flat.
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Harnage boarded an Air America Huey from the Embassy's rooftop heliport and flew the short distance to the Pittman Building. Harnage leaned out of the Huey and helped approximately 15 evacuees board the Huey from the narrow helipad. The scene was famously captured on film by Hubert van Es. Air America helicopters continued to make rooftop pickups until after nightfall by which time navigation became increasingly difficult. Helicopters overflew the designated LZs to check no Americans had been left behind and then the last helicopters (many low on fuel) headed out to TF76, located USS Midway or USS Hancock and shut down.
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In 1856 All Angels' relocated to her new building-- constructed two years later--on West End Avenue and 80th street. Its interior was altered in 1896 by Karl Bitter Studio. A 2005 reminiscence in The New York Times described the interior as spectacular: All Angels' pulpit and stair, Metropolitan Museum of Art > Among its treasures was a two-and-a- half-story Tiffany window and a pulpit > ringed with limestone angels that wrapped around the banister and paraded > toward the top. There, a carved wooden angel leaned out and blew his trumpet > into the center of the sanctuary.
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On the trains that did not have restrooms, some aspiring workers fell off moving trains when they leaned out to go to the bathroom. Upon arrival at a U.S. reception center, officials from both U.S. and Mexican health departments would check the hands of potential braceros for calluses, repeating a procedure from the selection phase at migratory centers. People would proceed to a series of physical inspections, in which they would undress, and a doctor would examine them for venereal diseases such as syphilis, illness including mental and physical disabilities, and lice. Potential workers would also be x-rayed to test for tuberculosis.
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Jimmy Zámbó's tomb in Budapest, Csepel cemetery Zámbó died on January 2, 2001, by a gunshot wound to the head. Budapest police said that he leaned out of a window and fired two shots from his 9mm Beretta at a neighbor's rooster whose crowing was disturbing his sleep, in an effort to scare it away. Then, to show his wife that there were no more bullets in the gun, he removed the magazine, put it to his head and pulled the trigger. However, there was a bullet still in the chamber, which fired and struck him in the temple.
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On March 21, 2009, at 1:08 p.m. PDT, Mixon was pulled over in a routine traffic stop, while driving a 1995 Buick sedan; two motorcycle officers, Officer John Hege and Sergeant Mark Dunakin, stopped him for a traffic violation on 74th Avenue and MacArthur Boulevard in East Oakland, one block from Eastmont Town Center and an Oakland Police Department substation. After reviewing Mixon's driver's license, Sergeant Dunakin became suspicious that it was fake and signaled to his partner, Officer Hege, to arrest Mixon. Mixon leaned out of the vehicle's side window, and opened fire with a semi-automatic pistol without warning, shooting both officers twice.
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By subscription or payment on JSTOR When her proponent-friend Thomas Beecham went to visit her there, he found suffragettes marching in the quadrangle and singing, as Smyth leaned out a window conducting the song with a toothbrush. In her writing Female Pipings in Eden Smyth said her experience was of being 'in good company' of united women 'old, young, rich, poor, strong, delicate' putting the idea they were imprisoned for before their personal needs. Smyth had revealed that the prison was infested with cockroaches even in the hospital ward. She was released early from prison due to a medical assessment as being mentally unstable and hysterical.
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Shots were fired at them, Molotov cocktails were tossed at them, and a mob of about 100 people seized control of a fire pumper, and the fire department withdrew its personnel from the area. Attacks on firefighters were so numerous, many considered resigning the next day. James Higginbotham, a lieutenant with the fire department, said "we're not hired to fight a guerrilla war and this is what this is". The rioting largely died down after a heavy thunderstorm struck the area around midnight, and gunfire ended around 1 AM. Joyce Arnett, a 26-year-old African American mother of three, was shot in the head by an unidentified gunman when she leaned out a window.
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On the NCAA level, he was just as successful, earning Indoor All-American honors by finishing fourth in the 3000 m at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships. A few months later at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, Gabe was leaned out at the tape for the win in the 1500 m final. In the summer, he won both the 1500 m and 5000 m races at the US Junior Track & Field Championships, then placed fifth overall in the 1500 m at the World Junior Championships. In a display of his incredible range, Gabe took fifth at the US Track & Field Championships in the 800 m with a personal best of 1:46.99.
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Miguel Indurain, wearing the yellow jersey as leader of the general classification, on stage 16's ascent to the finish at Alpe d'Huez The 1994 edition of the Tour de France began with a brief prologue around the city of Lille. Englishman Chris Boardman set a blistering pace on the course en route to winning the stage by fifteen seconds over the second- place finisher Miguel Indurain. Stage 1 was a relatively flat stage that came down to a bunch sprint that was marred by a large crash. As the riders were sprinting to the finish line, a policeman leaned out to take a photograph causing Wilfried Nelissen to slam on his brakes and crash into the policeman while also taking out Laurent Jalabert in the process.
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One such visitor asked Lambert's servant to allow him entry as he wished to ask Lambert's advice about fighting cocks; Lambert leaned out of the window and told the servant to "tell the gentleman that I am a shy cock". On another occasion, he admitted into his house a Nottingham man who sought his advice about a mare's pedigree; on realising the man was visiting only to look at him, Lambert told him that the horse in question was "by Impertinence out of Curiosity". Sensitive about his weight, Daniel Lambert refused to allow himself to be weighed, but sometime around 1805, some friends persuaded him to come with them to a cock fight in Loughborough. Once he had squeezed his way into their carriage, the rest of the party drove the carriage onto a large scale and jumped out.
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Armored vehicle crews tried to protect other vehicles and injured comrades using onboard machine guns, while trying to restart one of the damaged vehicles and men still patrolling the neighborhood; it was at this stage that the raider sergeant Stefano Paolicchi was mortally wounded, while clearing a militias' dugout with an OD 82/SE hand grenade. Heavy armament was used only on two occasions: an unspecified number of M60s from a company of the 32nd Tank Regiment from the 132nd Armored Brigade "Ariete" opened fire on containers that served as shield to the militiamen, causing great losses, and one of the Mangustas destroyed an Iveco VM 90 seized by the Somali militias with a TOW missile, killing all the rebels aboard. Among the men of the rescue column, the second lieutenant Andrea Millevoi, commander of a Centauro tank destroyer platoon of the 8th "Lancieri di Montebello" Regiment, was shot and killed as he leaned out of his vehicle to check out the area. A large number of civilians arrived and were used as human shields by the militiamen.
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