It's looking likelier that Hurricane Matthew could pummel Florida twice
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His devotees continued to pummel those he singled out for days.
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Exacerbated by warming waters, cyclones and hurricanes will pummel the shorelines.
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Will pump prices pummel your driving budget this summer — and thereafter?
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President Donald Trump prefers to pummel his GOP critics into submission.
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Last year, Florence arrived during the season's peak to pummel the Carolinas.
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If someone pushes me, I'm going to pummel them to the ground.
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If they ever built a spaceship, would space litter pummel it irreparably?
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The Plumlee Pummel Much like the Highlander, there can only be one.
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Nor did the Ontario attendees likely show up to pummel French-speakers.
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In Afghanistan, American aircraft pummel a hospital mistaken for a Taliban redoubt.
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Before the start of 21974th game, Mr. Korchnoi threatened to pummel him.
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Netflix miss: Disappointing subscriber growth at Netflix could pummel the streaming service's stock.
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Airstrikes regularly pummel Qandil, including hours before VICE News arrived, prompting tight security protocols.
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When he does, you maneuver as planned and pummel the exhausted would-be aggressor.
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That episode was full of one pummel after another that she had to endure.
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To pummel enemies, players must squat, do yoga poses, jog, or flex their arms.
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"Of course not," Clinton said, before continuing to pummel Sanders over his gun record.
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At rallies, he bragged about his poll numbers and urged partisans to pummel protesters.
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The group's tally comes as Russian-backed Syrian government forces once again pummel eastern Aleppo.
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They're here, they're queer, and they're going to pummel the shit out of your eardrums.
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Its air force, however, has been able to pummel rebel-held areas with relative impunity.
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Amara is a siren, which means she can use psychic abilities to pummel her enemies.
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On Sunday night, they tuned in to watch the Clippers pummel the New Orleans Pelicans.
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Let it pummel your ears from the outside, and rattle your brain from the inside.
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I mean, clearly there's been a lot of, I think it's fair to say, pummel.
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At their best, the Rangers pummel their opponents by using all four lines, favoring none.
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Who can forget the Razer Tamiat with its 10 discreet drivers that pummel you with sound?
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These whir in the air and pummel the ground and catch the light like helicopter blades.
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Watching this monster pummel the island from afar, while not being able to communicate, was devastating.
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Long story short ... you see Ceasar pummel Alex while Teddy comes from behind and joins the attack.
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There's El Gigante, who uses his absurd size and strength to pummel Leon around a makeshift arena.
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In an age where temptations and decisions pummel us at warp speed, it's become an empowering concept.
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A slow pace gives storms more time to dump rain and pummel an area with powerful winds.
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Roller coasters were the only thing I could fathom that might pummel the grief, override the shock.
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While in the hole, Tuttamore used his bare hands to pummel another inmate he suspected of snitching.
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The stormy weather in Europe comes as icy blizzards pummel the northeastern United States and eastern Canada.
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He armed the terrorist group Hezbollah in Lebanon with rockets to pummel the Jewish state of Israel.
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Still, Doremus weaves an intricately character-driven narrative — and he will pummel you emotionally, over and over again.
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Officials have yet to pummel the likes of Apple, however, or engage in other dramatic and unorthodox measures.
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Hurricane Florence is a Category 2 storm that's on track to pummel the Carolinas and Mid-Atlantic region.
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Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) also appears as though she's ready to pummel some lands—and also maybe constipated?
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In either case, the lush landscapes delight the eyes while the puzzles simultaneously prod and pummel your brain.
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Accustomed to pulling people from rubble as airstrikes pummel towns, the rescuers are now trying on hazmat suits.
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The young players on the PGA Tour have seen Woods use a golf club to pummel his opponents.
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To conserve cash, the firms have been frantically slashing investments, cuts that will pummel local suppliers and contractors.
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I knew from reading her books that unlike most doctors, Charon does not pummel new patients with questions.
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In the short term, their position will give Democrats a political cudgel to pummel vulnerable incumbents facing reelection.
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Will they pile on with the Trump Team and pummel the already weakened financial reform law into submission?
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Their solution, they will tell you, is much simpler: Let two people with a grudge pummel each other.
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Sayem eventually lets go of the wheel and falls to the ground as the deputy continues to pummel him.
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However, it won't pummel your vertebrae to smithereens either; it's the perfect midpoint between too hard and too soft.
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Scores of high profile CEOs would pummel him publicly if he clears the way for mass deportation of kids.
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When the economy sours, most recently in the wake of the global financial crisis, reactive lawmakers pummel the Fed.
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In the second day of Turkish ground attacks, airstrikes and artillery shelling continued to pummel towns along the border.
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A powerful early season snowstorm closed roads, as it continued to pummel the Northern Plains with blizzard conditions Saturday.
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The 6-foot-7 giant will pummel you around the ring before laying you out with that massive right hand.
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Heavy rain and fierce winds will pummel beaches in the Carolinas, Georgia and northern Florida, CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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Lacey, who wrote numerous stories himself, was known to clock reporters and pummel press aides, usually when spirits were involved.
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He turns 21 this year, but has revolutionary ability that may pummel Father Time in ways we haven't seen before.
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Clearly, the band had grown tired of being pigeonholed, and they were looking for new ways to pummel their audiences.
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The rest of the students jumped at the chance to pummel the newcomer with all their pent-up, prepubescent rage.
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Hurricane Harvey made landfall late Friday, bringing torrential rains and devastating flooding that continue to pummel much of southeast Texas.
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Waters are still rising from Harvey's record-breaking rains as the storm continues to pummel Texas and nears Louisiana. Gov.
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He is capable of eliciting a guilty compulsion to want to protect, despite him wanting to pummel our hero into dust.
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As Hurricane Harvey continues to pummel Houston and southeastern Texas, the death toll is rising along with floodwaters across the state.
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Showers and thunderstorms will pummel the state, and heavy rain falling on saturated soil could cause additional flooding, the agency said.
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A powerful storm will pummel the northeastern United States with heavy rain, locally damaging winds and significant travel disruptions into Monday.
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The rocket quickly disappeared into low hanging clouds, but the sound of its engines continued to pummel observers on the ground.
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A few adventurous tourists came to town for the derby, to fight or take selfies or watch men pummel each other.
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That, along with a huge net loss and revenue that fell short of analyst estimates, helped pummel its shares on Thursday.
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At one point, he even whips out virtual fists that let him pummel things with the controllers' left and right triggers.
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The Toronto Raptors may receive a challenge from a team they typically pummel when they visit the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday.
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Their shenanigans wake up the Hulk, who storms into the bathroom and threatens to pummel them in a cheese-driven rage.
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During the third, Ali was content to lay on the top rope and permit Foreman to pummel him almost at will.
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He's continued to pummel the legislation, sending a stern warning to any GOP colleague who may be thinking about supporting it.
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You get the idea of the tumult about to pummel the San Francisco social communications company, from both inside and outside.
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Or maybe you just want to fly around while the other players pummel each other—that's also fine and quite calming!!
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In a flash(boys), the market suddenly began to ferociously sweep up the eight-month losers and pummel the year's winners.
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Politics pummel ordinary lives in "The Great Leap," whose title alludes in part to Mao Zedong's ruinous Great Leap Forward campaign.
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As we have seen repeatedly, he will stomp you and pummel you if you get in the way of his goals.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, his competitor for the Democratic nomination, had used a presidential debate stage to pummel him on the issue.
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We can't afford to cheapen the concept of universal human rights into brass knuckles to be used to pummel one side.
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Hurricane Harvey continues to pummel the coast of Texas, bringing with it rising flood waters as the rain continues, likely for days.
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As wind and rain began to pummel southern Oman during the day, they extended the closure of the city's airport until Saturday.
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The industrialized stomp is fully present, but still couched in grimy, wriggly proto-black metal riffs that pummel and churn with abandon.
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Or a down at heel neighbourhood boxing gym where working class men pummel bags and spar with grizzled old guys holding pads.
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So Cruz may end up dipping deeper into his war chest to pummel the airwaves ahead of Iowa's caucuses on February 1.
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The neighbor says a heated argument got amped up when 6 people ran out of Casey's house and "began to pummel" her.
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He's superstrong — he could easily pummel Captain Kirk, his ranking officer, were the spirit to move him — and a whiz at science.
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The enemies you pummel have dollar bills literally flying from their bodies as you enact a righteous beatdown on their sorry asses.
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Or do they vote on electability, knowing Republicans will pummel a single-payer advocate as just one more tax-and-spend Democrat?
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European stocks extended a historic week of losses on Friday as the coronavirus outbreak continued to pummel global markets into correction territory.
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As wind and rain began to pummel southern Oman during the day, they extended the closure of the city's airport through Saturday.
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He was watching the Seattle Seahawks pummel the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII when a guy selling hot chocolate walked by.
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Investors are worried that any escalation in the trade conflict will pummel export-oriented economies like Australia, whose biggest trading partner is China.
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It gives them control over the Indian Ocean and has served as a base for long-range bombers to pummel Afghanistan and Iraq.
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As a member of the media, I wonder what my industry — and others — would look like if they didn't pummel people with ads?
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Four to eight inches of rain could pummel the Florida Panhandle, eastern and central Alabama, and western Georgia before the storm moves on.
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Kasuya, a rear-naked-choke expert, looked to pummel through to Volkanovski's back when he had the Aussie pressed up against the fence.
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Irma moves on to hit Marco Island as a Category 3 storm, then travels up the Gulf of Mexico to pummel Naples, Florida.
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The gusts were a precursor to what would be coming; Hurricane Florence is expected to pummel the coast with winds above 100 m.p.h.
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Mr. Kelly is always holding court with the people training — shouting instructions and telling clients which bags to pummel and for how long.
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It is predicted to pummel the South Texas coast with winds exceeding 110 miles an hour and up to three feet of rain.
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And, of course, while they roll, their liberated occupants will demand streaming entertainment (and advertisers will demand to pummel them with targeted ads).
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Trump isn't just shouting into the ether when he sends those tweets in attempts to pummel the causes of these black athletes either.
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On Thursday, Irma grazed by the north shore of Dominican Republic and Haiti and started to pummel Turks and Caicos and the Southeastern Bahamas.
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Martin told the young, infuriated Clay that if he wanted to pummel the person who stole his bike, he had better learn to box.
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This is partly due to legal constraints on disclosing individual cases and worries investors would pummel the affected banks, making loan recovery even harder.
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They pummel the shale rock with water, sand and chemicals — a process known as hydraulic fracturing — and recover oil and gas through horizontal wells.
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The president continues to wield his Twitter account to pummel witnesses and the investigation itself, ignoring any legal concerns or accusations of witness intimidation.
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One of jazz's most distinctive and sought-after drummers, Mr. Blade is known for his broad, forceful playing, which can both pummel and levitate.
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Meanwhile Saccone, who started by attempting to pummel Lamb as an enemy of the Trump tax cuts, has pulled way back on that issue.
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If the Trump administration's plan was to pummel the Taliban into signing a peace deal, the statistics reveal a troubling truth about its effectiveness.
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What begins with a screwy reharmonization of the opening verse becomes a contortionist's dance through various rhythms: arena-rock pummel, disfigured march, twisted shuffle.
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High-yield bonds, also called junk bonds because of their low-quality credit profiles, are outperforming leveraged loans as coronavirus fears pummel risk assets.
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"A round of heavy snow" is predicted to pummel areas of Michigan and Wisconsin on Tuesday, but should clear out sometime after Wednesday morning.
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This week, the House used its ongoing cases to pummel the Justice Department over their apparent inconsistencies with Trump's legal arguments in the Senate.
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A. Default would likely further pummel the country's already bruised bolivar currency, which has depreciated 99 percent on the black market since Maduro took office.
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This leaves British politics in a curious stalemate, with an opposition ducking the chance to pummel the government on the biggest issue of the day.
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As historic back-to-back hurricanes pummel the United States and the Caribbean, UPS and the Red Cross are testing out new technology to help.
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A veteran hurricane scientist, Willoughby is finally growing weary of the damaging cyclones, which either threaten or pummel the U.S. coast every August and September.
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After a thousand shouts of "pummel the left arm" from Mark Coleman in his corner, Randleman bridged straight out of the position, no underhook necessary.
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This fertile farmland is a favored path of typhoons, which gather strength over the western Pacific and pummel their way across the Philippines toward China.
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Hurricane Dorian, which recently strengthened to a Category 5 storm, made landfall on Sunday in the Bahamas and continued to pummel the area Monday morning.
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There are early signs that liberal activists are prepared to pummel lawmakers who cooperate with Trump and that those who do could face primary challenges.
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This has improved the prospects for U.S. shale drillers, who must pummel underground rock formations with water, minerals and chemicals to free oil and gas.
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He and his aides thought they could pummel Iran into a new deal that constrained not only its nuclear programme but also its foreign policy.
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An MMA fight requires two very necessary things in order to take place: two fighters, willing and able to pummel each other in the cage.
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Such precise word-craft worked well for the GOP in 2010, allowing Republicans to galvanize their base in opposition and pummel Democrats in the midterm elections.
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But the winter storm set to pummel the East Coast this weekend is a monster that has set off storm warnings across the Mid-Atlantic region.
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Cormier would then get to work trying to pummel to better clinch position and often his opponent would back out—realizing the mistake they had made.
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Instead, he wanted to understand how the extreme floods that pummel coastlines once every 25 or 50 years would play out across a warmer, soggier globe.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship seemed for years to be a curio, a niche sport for those interested in seeing combatants pummel one another in an octagonal cage.
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In boxing, the fighters do not pummel for position as in a wrestling clinch, but head placement decides whether the clinch can be held or not.
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Clinton was probably held back by the town-hall format—it's hard to really pummel your opponent when you're ostensibly supposed to focus on individual voters.
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This new show, which will be released by Audible, plants its feet on both sides of the political divide, promising to pummel liberals and conservatives alike.
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This new show, which will be released by Audible, plants its feet on either side of the political divide, promising to pummel liberals and conservatives alike.
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Pummel the ones that you disagree with for their views, or criticize the ones that are too cowardly to side with the man their country elected.
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Syria Russia's offering Syrian rebels and their families safe passage out of Eastern Ghouta, even as the Syrian government continues to pummel the area with shelling.
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With Mr. Obama in the White House, they could pummel his health law, with their words and with their votes, but his veto pen still loomed.
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At 9, he watched his father pummel his mother for the last time, her death marking the end of childhood for him and his five siblings.
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First, kids toys and food items pummel it (including an entire head of green leaf lettuce), none of which seem heavy enough to damage the phone.
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Other inventive games have followed, like ARMS, a boxing game in which characters pummel one another with elastic limbs that can be given different deadly appendages.
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He and his buddies once stole range balls from the local golf course and used them to pummel the nuns' convent at their old elementary school.
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Suddenly, loud smacking sounds resounded as the artist began to furiously pummel a 2,000-pound clay block that had been placed in the center of the room.
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Russian warplanes, and some from Syria's depleted fleet, will probably pummel entire neighbourhoods with the aim of driving out civilians and denying rebels the cover of buildings.
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So rather than calling up a weak arm from the minor leagues and allowing MLB hitters to pummel him, the Rays have decided to get creative instead.
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Collins' comments come as GOP resistance is hardening against Garland -- as few are willing to break ranks from conservative activists willing to pummel anyone who considers defecting.
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Former world champion Shane Mosley says he'd love to have a rematch with Manny Pacquiao ... this time to pummel his face in the name of gay rights.
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Ibaka leads Magic over Thunder OKLAHOMA CITY — Every professional athlete who has ever been traded wants to pummel their former team the next time they face off.
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To fight them, humanity creates the massive Jaegers units, which require two human pilots to meld minds and assume control of the robot to pummel its opponents.
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Each of these online storms seems, at first, to follow the same script: Locate the target and pummel them with outrage until reputational damage has been sustained.
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The Germans' largest siege cannon, the dreaded "Paris Gun," heaved gigantic shells into the stratosphere that returned to earth to pummel the French capital, 2100 miles away.
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Criminal charges will not be brought against a second officer seen in the video who was watching Williams pummel McGrier but doing little to intervene, Mosby said.
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Later, Mr. Cohn and Mr. Mnuchin warned the president that protectionist moves would pummel the stock market, which Mr. Trump views as a barometer of his success.
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Her husband, Dr. Paul Giraud (Monte Blue), pays Maurice a visit—to pummel him with a walking stick—and falls for the actor's coquettish wife, Georgette (Tashman).
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In the cynical sense, he just may have found a target that he can pummel into acquiescence: working-class residents in a pretty dilapidated corner of the city.
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Elgort's message came as the powerful snowstorm that's been nicknamed the "bomb cyclone" continued to pummel the Northeast with hurricane-force winds and blizzard warnings, according to CNN.
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At the very beginning of the game, you can pummel bank robbers with acrobatic moves and nimbly scamper across buildings while using webs to swing across huge chasms.
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He said it was "open season" for the officers to pummel him with their fists and boots as he curled up in a fetal position to shield himself.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Ultimate Fighting Championship seemed for years to be a curio, a niche sport for those interested in seeing combatants pummel one another in an octagonal cage.
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However, while news-driven sentiment can clearly pummel markets, over a longer period of time not all commodities will be equally affected by the changing global economic dynamics.
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I stayed up there for the entire show and watched each babe in such awe as they continued to pummel the stage with their melodic and energetic heaviness.
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The stories gently coax the reader, only to pummel their mind with unnerving concepts and scenarios, and spit them back out, frazzled and tumbling into the next one.
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The opposition almost toppled him, but with the aid of Russia, Iran and Iran's Hezbollah militia, Assad was able to pummel the Syrian Sunnis into submission as well.
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Sure, it seems cynical to do something that fast, but the kick drum pummel and bed-squeaking percussion is enough to elevate the track no-matter the vocal sample.
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But there's one subject that the recently married Rousey, 30, is more than happy to discuss: What drives humans to pummel one another with their fists and their feet?
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For years, botnets have utilized the power of badly secured connected devices to pummel sites with huge amounts of internet traffic — so-called distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks.
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That's not just great for women's MMA, it's great for Cyborg, whose soul must suffer every time she's forced to pummel some poor woman and pretend it was sporting.
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That's the word a source at NBC offered Mashable as of this writing, even as snow continued to pummel the city with accumulations of snow not seen in decades.
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Trump enjoys the support of his base, which is about 40 percent of the electorate, and he is a genius in using the media to mercilessly pummel his opponents.
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" As our calves were given a final Vaseline-smothered pummel, Val remained firm: "I don't want to make the album about that and this person because it's about me.
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Kyle Lowry in Transition For all the myriad ways Kyle Lowry can pummel his opponent, whiplash-inducing pull-up threes have officially cemented themselves as his most savage move.
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Trump's warning that the storm would pummel Alabama sent federal scientists scurrying to quash the misinformation, according to communications released in response to a Freedom of Information Act request.
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We'll watch the defensive line pummel running backs for four quarters, but if the players brawl in the end zone, we'll shake our heads for the violation of decorum.
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Those are the only options as the Syrian government and its Russian backers pummel the more than 3 million civilians stuck in the last opposition enclave in northwestern Syria.
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A single cubic yard of water weighs 1,700 pounds, and the energy of the waves can pummel both natural structures, like beaches, trees and dunes, and man-made structures.
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Once the clinch has been established Tuivasa's plan is the same as Hunt's: he attempts to pummel his hands and elbows to inside position before disengaging in order to strike.
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And panic over the virus continues to pummel the Chinese business sector in cities like New York, where fear of the disease has driven people away from east Asian neighborhoods.
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As Hurricane Florence began to pummel the Carolinas with wind and rain on Thursday, people living in threatened areas were bracing themselves for possible damage to their homes and neighborhoods.
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New York (CNN Business)Coronavirus panic continues to pummel the Chinese business sector in New York City as fear of the deadly disease drives people away from east Asian neighborhoods.
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Jeb Bush and Senator Marco Rubio actively competed for support among Florida Republicans and then spent millions to pummel one another as they were eliminated from the 2016 presidential sweepstakes.
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The order of the day here is Thai massage, carried out by Ladda, or one of her nimble masseurs, who will stretch and pummel you into a bliss-like state.
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As we reported ... Logan and KSI came face-to-face Friday for weigh-ins one final time before they entered the ring to pummel each other ... and brought the insults.
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But breaking with your opponent in a studio interview is one thing, doing it on stage next to an opponent who wants to pummel your running mate is something else entirely.
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If Social Security became insolvent, all bets are off: the 25 percent across-the-board benefit cut that would occur around 2030 would pummel middle-income retirees and crush the poor.
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According to a Thought Catalog synopsis of the book, Colonel Sanders was a servant of God, with a nasty mouth and a willingness to be pummel a man with a chair.
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Curious shoppers appear to set down their Best Buy deals or whatever to gather and watch fellow Black Friday pilgrims pummel one another like a bad Jingle All the Way reboot.
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"At the end of the day, you cannot brutalize someone, pummel someone in the bathroom and lead to their death and there's no consequence for that action," said Walker, KYW reported.
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Grant and Goddard Pummel Chito to Unanimous Decision The second last preliminary bout of the night saw England's Davey Grant and Ecuador's Marlon "Chito" Vera meet in a compelling bantamweight clash.
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But I realize, as I continue to pummel myself with Spa 700, that it's not so much a lightness I experience, but more the relief you feel after a deep clean.
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How the monster fears nothing; has survived until this moment; will get their revenge on mankind, will pummel the city to dust and feast on the soft parts of their enemies.
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NATIONALS PUMMEL REDS Michael Taylor homered twice among his four hits, Trea Turner finished 5 for 19453 with a walk, and the host Washington Nationals beat the Cincinnati Reds, 18-3.
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At one point, an officer, who had previously gestured to stop another from continuing his assault, reversed his approach and stomped on King's neck before the others continued to pummel him.
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Officials in California were racing against the weather Tuesday, struggling to shore up the Oroville Dam's emergency spillway before more rains pummel the area and place the structure under even greater stress.
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Early warnings from meteorologists helped authorities evacuate more than a million people from low-lying towns, minimising the death toll from the strongest storm in 43 years to pummel India's east coast.
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But Cicilline, a member of Pelosi's leadership team, countered that Democrats needed to pummel Trump for all the ways that he's catered to the wealthiest Americans over the poor and middle class.
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The group has used their cash to fund a "scorched earth" strategy of attack ads, mainly to pummel Bush's establishment rivals, especially now Rubio and Kasich, rather than taking on Trump directly.
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"Sleep Cycle" is just a few teeny, tiny elements that pound and pummel unceasingly for nearly seven minutes, and it's an absolutely fantastic way to while away a wait for a bus.
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They told me that border officials pummel them with fists, kick them, use pepper spray, and beat them with batons, often laughing all the while, then push them back to the border.
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With "official" spring practically at our doorstep, a late-season storm is poised to pummel parts of the Northeast — in many places where snow has been AWOL for most of the winter.
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After a decisive win in November's election, brought about in part by the fighting and a surge in Turkish nationalist sentiment, Mr Erdogan believes he has a mandate to pummel the rebels.
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The financial markets continued to pummel stocks and the value of the British pound, at one point sending the currency to its lowest level against the dollar in more than three decades.
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Each of us has built a bow and a pummel and a top stone; somebody busts an ember to cook, or the dehydrated beans and rice we eat for dinner go cold.
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U.S. air strikes pummel isolated areas where casualties are impossible to confirm, and night raids are conducted by C.I.A.-sponsored groups that operate independently of both the U.S. and the Afghan militaries.
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North Rhine-Westphalia "is no easy terrain" for us, she said, while proceeding to pummel the center-left with charges of letting infrastructure deteriorate, tinkering with education and being lax on security.
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An 'apocalypse' in Eastern Ghouta Meanwhile, Syrian government forces continue to pummel the rebel enclave of Eastern Ghouta, where the UN says more than 600 people have been killed in recent weeks.
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They would issue deliberately confusing commands and when the inmates failed to comply, the guards would pummel and kick them, use their Taser guns, and shove their fingers and batons into their rectums.
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A massive snowstorm is forecast to pummel the Northern Plains over the weekend, with 6-12 inches of snow projected to fall over the region, along with record-low temperatures, NBC News reports.
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The game's controls couldn't be simpler -- the Oculus Touch controllers double as your hands, which you can use to pummel people or pick up objects from frying pans to chairs to use offensively.
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Suffice it to say, the French Canadian's chin has held up against a murderer's row of fighters, across three divisions, most of whom possess the power to pummel pretty much anyone into unconsciousness.
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Hurricane Michael — the fourth Category 4 storm to pummel the United States in 14 months — snapped pine trees like toothpicks, washed neighborhoods into the sea, and shredded the hangars of an Air Force base.
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Muons are produced when the cosmic rays that permeate our Universe and pummel our atmosphere break down — creating a kind of subatomic confetti that rains down on Earth at almost the speed of light.
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I understand there's a constant push for greater usage and better discoverability — 400 million people are now using Instagram Stories daily — but you don't need to pummel us over the head with this stuff.
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Instead, year after year, the water management district deprives the coasts of water from the lake during the dry months, only to pummel those same communities with unwanted, disgusting water during the wet months.
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Watching them pummel a sad parade of Blue Jays pitchers on Wednesday afternoon, though, they certainly seemed like a team that's unstoppable, their unbelievable 17-2 start to the season clearly not a fluke.
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Mr. Lightfoot testified during the trial that it was "open season" for the officers to pummel him mercilessly with their fists and boots even as he curled into a fetal position on the floor.
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Florence, now a Category 2 storm packing sustained winds of up to 110 miles per hour, is expected to pummel the region for days, starting with heavy winds along the coast on Thursday morning.
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Infections from China's coronavirus spread to more than 8,100 people globally on Thursday, surpassing the 2002-2003 SARS epidemic's total in a fast-spreading health crisis forecast to pummel the world's second-largest economy.
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Bots don't just pummel websites with junk traffic to try to knock them offline, they're used to automate fraudulent purchases and scraping content from sites like airlines and entertainers to try to undercut prices.
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There&aposs probably a part of us that is worried about our drill sergeant, drill instructor, training instructor, and RDCs are going to lose their cool and just pummel us into basic trainee mush.
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In fact, most other organizations seem content to let declining competitors pummel each other into completely unrecognizable stacks of bones so long as there's a buck or two to be made in doing so.
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New Delhi (CNN)At least 43 people are dead and another 17 are still missing as heavy monsoon rains continue to pummel the western Indian state of Maharashtra, washing away houses and flooding transport hubs.
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The fifth-strongest storm to ever hit the USA and the deadliest to pummel Puerto Rico in 80 years, Hurricane Maria decimated the electrical grid and mobile phone networks and flooded hospitals and entire neighbourhoods.
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She lets them pummel her a bit for incendiary remarks she made in the past and tosses out ideas intended to provoke: It's all right to say black people are good at sports, isn't it?
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Hurricane Harvey continues to pummel Houston as it makes its way east to smaller towns, and everyone from Beyonce and Drake to the Red Cross is raising money for those who have lost their homes.
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Clinton may have held back to avoid counterpunches about her husband, but it's just as likely that she exercised restraint simply because she doesn't have to be the person to pummel Trump over the tape.
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Not the boxer, not the low kick happy Aldo, but the guy who timed his knees to wind his opponents and who would then easily pummel for underhooks or swing them around by the whizzer.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Parliament adopted a plan on Wednesday to guard the carbon market in case of a breakdown in Brexit talks, which some lawmakers fear would pummel the price of tradable emissions permits.
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Ms. Shields navigates high school, family acrimony, flirtations with her male sparring partner and Flint's crushing poverty to pummel her way to qualifying bouts in China and, at 17, to the 2012 Olympics in London.
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As record-setting rains pummel South Texas and Ellicott City struggles to recover from another deadly flood, we are experiencing more reminders that the United States is facing more severe and frequent extreme weather events.
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First off, the sheer number of ingredients was astonishing—why are you adding mere ½ teaspoon of mustard powder to that poor chicken when you're later going to pummel it with barbecue sauce and pizza sauce?
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Or, put another way, can a Democrat risk embracing millionaires and billionaires in an era when small donors and the party's seemingly ascendant left wing may pummel PAC-backed candidates as allies of the rich?
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These are some of the dangers that an ice storm can unleash, and they're featured in The Weather Channel's new mixed reality segment just in time for a winter storm to pummel the Midwest and Northeast.
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Not only do these often allow the circling man to pummel straight into an underhook and reverse position on his distracted opponent (as in McGregor – Diaz II), they punish a man who simply wants to hold.
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On October 4, 2009—as the global economic crisis began to pummel Italy, setting off a decade of malaise and widespread youth unemployment—the Five Star Movement was officially launched in a packed theater in Milan.
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Intercepting with a knee and then dropping the weight and looking to pummel for better position as the opponent recovers from the hit is generally a much better tactic against crowding opponents than round kicking is.
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Hillary Clinton plans to pummel Donald J. Trump's economic proposals on Tuesday, portraying Mr. Trump as an uncaring and unscrupulous businessman whose reckless policies would lead to a new financial crisis and a surge in unemployment.
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" The Billings Gazette said it is "at a loss for words" and said it doesn't believe someone can "love America, love the Constitution, talk about the importance of a free press and then pummel a reporter.
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Roy Cooper As the storm drew closer and residents in the Carolinas steeled themselves, Trump's political detractors found new ammunition to pummel the administration about its handling last year of Puerto Rico's woes following Hurricane Maria.
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Fears that Trump's anti-trade rhetoric could pummel the Mexican economy had battered the peso last year, but the currency recovered in recent months as talks between both countries seemed to take on a moderate tone.
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After four months of criticism from Democrats over the failure to extend CHIP, Republicans are planning to pummel the minority if they hold up the spending bill now that the funding extension is attached to it.
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Indians pummel Tigers to win ninth straight DETROIT — Terry Francona isn't about to get giddy just because his Cleveland Indians are on a nine-game winning streak and are 483-0 against the division rival Detroit Tigers.
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He's altogether unlike what I'd expected from a modern-day gladiator, but my notions, admittedly, are informed primarily by the show American Gladiator, where souped-up contestants in Lycra pummel one another through various obstacles of foam.
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Mr. Lightfoot, now 31, had testified in court that it was "open season" for the officers to mercilessly pummel him with their fists and boots even as he curled up in a fetal position on the floor.
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Fearful that the curve will go flat or invert, they believe that more rate increases will combine with a presumed economic slowdown to pummel stock earnings, ultimately paring back the record highs U.S stocks hit in August.
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Hurricane-force winds were expected to pummel Bermuda on Wednesday night, the Miami-based U.S. National Hurricane Center said, although the core of Humberto was expected to pass just to the northwest and north of the archipelago.
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Reuters had reported that in the meeting Obama and his advisers would consider military and other options in Syria as Syrian and Russian aircraft continue to pummel the city of Aleppo and other targets, U.S. officials said.
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But to refuse to hear from Mr. Donovan seems an extreme break with the usual conventions of Capitol Hill and it denies the Republicans a chance to try to pummel him and the budget at a televised hearing.
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In the past few months as workplace violation allegations pummel the company and Model 3 production lags behind schedule, Musk keeps tweeting important company information (not unlike a certain White House resident) mixed in with troll-like silliness.
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The same scientific agencies that rocketed Neil Armstrong to the moon and forecast the landfall of hurricanes that pummel the U.S. coast also expect dramatic changes to Earth's climate this century, should humanity continue to heat the planet.
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Ramzan Kadyrov, the 39-year-old leader of the Russian republic of Chechnya — and a man whose idea of expressing disapproval of a minister is to pummel him in a boxing ring — is looking for a new assistant.
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Seven of the Cuban dead were in the province of Havana, which only caught the outer reaches of the hurricane but still saw waves of up to 36 feet (12 meters) pummel its historic seafront boulevard on Sunday.
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As such, the game, codenamed Blue Steel, included villains expected to appear in Singer's sequel like Darkseid and Brainiac, as well as others who simply would have been fun to pummel in a game like Brimstone and Killer Frost.
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It is also extreme in its nihilism, a bill that has no function, no reason to exist, except to fend off right-wing primary challengers who could pummel incumbents if they fail to vanquish that great partisan bogeyman, Obamacare.
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" The editorial board of the Billings Gazette, a CNN affiliate, retracted its endorsement of Gianforte, stating, "We believe that you cannot love America, love the Constitution, talk about the importance of a free press and then pummel a reporter.
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With their children in the back seat, Mr. Mason slammed on the brakes in their S.U.V. on a Shaker Heights road and started to pummel Ms. Fraser in the passenger seat, according to the police report and court records.
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And though Hillary Clinton used overwhelming support in the African-American community to pummel Bernie Sanders by 30 points in Maryland, that did not translate to the Senate race, where Van Hollen beat Edwards (who endorsed Clinton) by 14 points.
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Crucially, some years the winds swirling around Antarctica wrap tighter and closer around the great ice-clad continent, meaning exceptionally strong gusts can pummel the sea ice and force an exceptional shake-up of the waters below, leading to massive polynyas.
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About an hour before pouring rain started to pummel the thousands of attendees at Saturday's March for Science in D.C., Congressman Bill Foster of Illinois was hanging outside of the media registration tent, taking photos with science enthusiasts (and security guards).
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The minority, in turn, uses debate on a rule to pummel the majority for abusing its powers and to prick-away at the conscience of the majority king's caucus --sometimes even succeeding in peeling-off some of the king's minions.
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The network understandably axed its top comedy Roseanne due to Barr's tweets in May but also less understandably canceled Last Man Standing — which Fox picked up and is now using it to easily pummel every other show on Friday night.
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There were worries the storm's most powerful winds, on the northeastern side of the core, could pummel Miami, but it appears the city will avoid a direct hit, while still getting pounded by strong winds, storm surge and heavy rains.
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As bullets began to pummel the first car, a white Chevrolet Suburban, Christina Marie Langford Johnson stepped out waving her arms to show that they were not gang members, according to a family statement based on reports from the surviving children.
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In the higher education context, there was particular concern that putting too much emphasis on college completion, for instance, would pummel colleges that serve nontraditional and disadvantaged students while encouraging institutions to dumb down expectations in order to graduate more students.
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And Biden's moderate politics have created an opening for primary rivals to pummel him from the left on his civil rights record, his reversal on the Hyde Amendment, and for initially crafting a "middle ground" approach to dealing with climate change.
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Mr. Lightfoot, now 31, had testified in court that it was "open season" for the officers to mercilessly pummel him with their fists and boots even as he curled up in a fetal position on the floor to shield himself.
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But it is particularly true when you've just spent the previous half an hour watching Marianna Leivaditaki slice, pummel, squeeze, and roast a collection of ingredients so delicious that you fear your stomach may actually have pickled itself in anticipation.
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Dirty boxing is an area in which so, so many strides could be made by a wrestler willing to experiment and learn how to pummel into his punches, but it remains one of the most underused areas in the game.
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The hurricane, which has been upgraded to a category 4, is expected to pummel the coastlines of South Carolina and North Carolina in the coming days, with the warning of a "life-threatening storm surge" as well as catastrophic flash flooding.
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Irma moves on to hit Marco Island as a Category 19 storm, then travels up the Gulf of Mexico to pummel Naples, Florida and to Jacksonville, Florida where it causes the worst flooding the city has seen in nearly a century.
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Government forces have been scrambling to repel the attack since it began on Sunday, bringing troops and allied militias from other front lines to hold their territory in Damascus, as government warplanes pummel rebel-held suburbs with scores of strikes.
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For example, Rundo was accused of punching a protester in the back of the head, grabbing him by the back of his neck, and throwing him to the ground, before he continued to pummel him in the head, while other members cheered.
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It breaks down the things that every person does at one of these talks, including the structure of their speech, the repetition of phrases, the movements onstage, the specific cadence they use, the endless graphs they pummel into our brains, and more.
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I'd paid to see WrestleMania in person, not to watch a pay-per-view on a glorified TV. I was determined to watch the real people pummel one another, even if it looked more like two fleshy ants skittering across a cracker.
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Though they use live instruments, not computers, to make their music, Black Midi actively pummel listeners with sound, stitching together bits and pieces from improvised jam sessions to make the loosely structured, guitar-forward songs on "Schlagenheim," their debut album, released in June.
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Those records describe how Nashiri was slammed repeatedly against a wall, locked up in a tiny "confinement box" and told (inaccurately) that the black-clad security officers guarding him were Navy sailors who would pummel him if he did not divulge his secrets.
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We've already seen this debonair devil gleefully pummel patrons of a gay club in Berlin; now he's being serenaded by children singing "Ave Maria" while he coldly slaughters captives in the empty swimming pool of the aptly named Hotel Terminus in Lyon.
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We've already seen this debonair devil gleefully pummel patrons of a gay club in Berlin; now he's being serenaded by children singing "Ave Maria" while he coldly slaughters captives in the empty swimming pool of the aptly named Hotel Terminus in Lyon.
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Although Ms. Lagarde quickly walked back the comment, and other high-ranking officials at the bank have spent the last few days emphasizing their resolve, investors continued to pummel bonds issued by Italy, Greece, Spain and other countries considered to be riskier bets.
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While Hurricane Jose spared the Caribbean, which was ravaged this month by Hurricane Irma, it is being followed by Hurricane Maria, a Category 26 hurricane that made landfall on the island of Dominica last night and is expected to pummel Puerto Rico tomorrow.
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The lion's share of his money -- or nearly three-quarters of the $22.7 million Bloomberg spent -- went to television and digital advertising as the billionaire raced to introduce himself to Democratic primary voters and begin to pummel President Donald Trump on the airwaves.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama and his top foreign policy advisers are expected to meet on Friday to consider their military and other options in Syria as Syrian and Russian aircraft continue to pummel Aleppo and other targets, U.S. officials said.
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"Coronavirus fears that had flared up yesterday morning and had faded out by yesterday afternoon, had returned overnight to pummel the economically-sensitive currencies in the commodity block and in the emerging markets," said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Cambridge Global Payments.
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But we are now reverting to what we always wanted to be, which is to pummel minorities, to push them into a corner, to show them their places, to conquer Kashmir, to ruin the media, and to make corporations servants of the state.
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As a 15-year veteran board member at more than a dozen tech companies — I'm still on three of them — and a venture partner at Scale Venture Partners, I don't need to pummel you with studies or quote profitability reports from McKinsey and Morgan Stanley.
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A Teutonic knight spears a man in the 1000 Prussian conquest, elephants pummel people in the Punic Wars, skulls are piled high in a representation of the 1994 Rwandan Genocide, and a soldier is posed in profile in Chwast's woodcut for the 2006 Iraq War.
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Hard work alone could never enable a man to beat Larry Holmes, George Foreman and Riddick Bowe, or mercilessly pummel Tyson twice, the second time so humiliatingly that Tyson resorted to biting off a chunk of Holyfield's ear just eight minutes into their 2109 rematch.
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Kentucky 96, Hofstra 73 Last month, the night before his team played at Columbia, Hofstra's basketball coach, Joe Mihalich, walked into the locker room after practice and found his team watching Kentucky pummel Arizona State in a game the Wildcats eventually won by 46 points.
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In a country that was ruled after 1948 by a government that needed to control information—to "distort, suppress and pummel it" in order to preserve the regime, as one commentator wrote—the photograph-as-witness became the clincher, an irrefutable way of speaking truth to power.
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To understand what it's like to get a migraine aura, you have to understand that, first of all, a migraine is not just a headache — it's a complete assault on your brain that can hijack your vision, pummel your head, and send your stomach into revolt.
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This has been a spring of angry weather across the U.S. as heat, flooding, and hail pummel the…Read more ReadLost Boys Fans Will Vamp Out for These Never-Before-Printed Posters and Comic Book ReplicaThe journey for an iconic movie poster is often long and difficult.
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Where Barnett was free to pummel for different grips and open up with strikes against Frank Mir and Roy Nelson, Arlovski did a good job of pummeling for biceps ties or wrist control (with the occasional glove grab) to stifle whichever hand Barnett was trying to free.
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In one video posted on social media, a Pakistani soldier ankle-deep in a stream of water in the disputed Kashmir region can be seen shielding the pilot from angry villagers and shouting "enough" as they pummel his bloodied face and strike blows against his limp body.
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After every offense — insulting veterans, menstrual jokes, mocking a disabled reporter, threatening to kill the family members of terrorists, offering to pay the legal fees of supporters who pummel protesters, the "grab 'em by the pussy" scandal — he attacked the press, and most of his supporters loved it.
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The National Hurricane Center warned that the storm, which jumped to Category 21 strength on Monday with 140 mile-an-hour winds, could pummel the shore with life-threatening storm surges and soak a wide area with rains so heavy that freshwater flooding would become a major threat.
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Of course, this is not to say a powerful, potentially destructive storm won't arise and pummel the Caribbean or the coastal U.S. "It's not an inactive season when the wind blows 100 mph in your backyard," Hugh Willoughby, a hurricane researcher at Florida International University, said in an interview.
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The first round of U.S. nuclear sanctions on Iran officially snapped back into place on Tuesday, and although that turn of events pales in comparison to a raft of penalties yet to come, experts say it sends a clear signal that Washington is willing to pummel the Iranian economy.
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This Fashion Week has been peddling its wares since 2011, skronking merrily across their grimy outer boroughs stomping grounds and preparing to take their sweaty, manic live show on the road once more—this time, to Europe, where they'll proceed to aurally pummel the denizens of Germany, Romania, and more.
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If you combine many of the materials found in the solar system — rocks, water, methane, nitrogen, carbon-monoxide — and assemble them into an object far from the sun, pummel it with impacts from other objects in the solar system and then wait billions of years, you might produce something like Pluto.
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There are a lot of ways to explain why places like Genesee swung more than 20 points from blue to red between 2012 and 2016, but none are as significant as Trump's promise to torch NAFTA, pummel China and use protectionist trade policies to rebuild demand for low-skilled manufacturing jobs.
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A veiled critique of the collapse of the American coal mining industry, this fight proves to have a moral purpose, plus Mason Plumlee—should he survive the Pummel—loses a tooth testing the rocks a stagehand gave him from the parking lot to pan as if they were real gold.
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You're not encouraging people who like you and support you to also jump in and pummel people, which again, I don't support… Don't do it for me, don't do it against me, and I think [my response] sets a tone of Listen, we're having a respectful conversation here, go away.
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For example, in 2018, when the Red Hen restaurant in Lexington, Virginia, refused to serve then–White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders, online mobs from all across the country turned to Yelp to pummel the restaurant with negative reviews — even though they had never set foot in the door.
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Saudi Arabia's two-year policy of allowing the market to rebalance on its own has largely been seen as an attempt to wash out U.S. shale producers, who must spend big to pummel rock formations with a mix of water, minerals, and chemicals to release oil and gas, a process called hydraulic fracturing.
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Now, with parliamentary elections scheduled for February, and with a coming election of the clerical council that in theory will choose the next supreme leader, the hard-liners are sure to use the issue, and the crisis with Saudi Arabia, to pummel allies of President Rouhani and others who favored the nuclear accord.
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McConnell felt Schumer, who represents many constituents who work for New York's financial services industry, acted in bad faith when he pleaded with Republican leaders to support a Wall Street bailout package and then allowed the Democratic campaign arm to pummel McConnell with ads bashing his vote for the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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Nearly three-quarters of the $188 million Bloomberg reported spending during the first month of his candidacy went to television and digital advertising as the billionaire raced to introduce himself to Democratic primary voters and begin to pummel Trump on the airwaves, according to the campaign's account of spending to federal election regulators.
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Track weather and travel forecasts here and view Tuesday's live news coverage Here's what else to expect from coast to coast: California: Get ready for flash floods and snow A severe storm will pummel California this week, bringing heavy snow in the mountains and heavy rain to the coast and valleys, Hennen said.
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Nearly three-quarters of the $188 million Bloomberg reported spending during the first month of his candidacy went to television and digital advertising as the billionaire raced to introduce himself to Democratic primary voters and begin to pummel President Donald Trump on the airwaves, according to the campaign's account of spending to federal election regulators.
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The subpoena issued on Friday by Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York and the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, escalated a fight with Mr. Barr over what material Congress is entitled to see from the investigation even as Democrats continued to pummel the attorney general for effectively serving as the president's defense lawyer.
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Two recent deals in the initial public offering market show the problem that Uber, Lyft and other multibillion-dollar private Silicon Valley companies, such as Airbnb, Palantir Technologies and Slack, will face if they proceed with IPOs in 2019: finding a deal price that investors will support rather than pummel right from the first day of trading.
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After a season of seeing Earn attempt to pummel Tracey (Khris Davis), low-key shame on-again, off-again girlfriend Van (Zazie Beetz) for embracing her German heritage, and possibly even blame himself for a classmate's suicide during a flashback episode, it's hard to say viewers will be emotionally prepared for that kind of bleak transformation.
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It's quite another when you are entwined in your lover's arms, and she wants to share a connected, mutually-satisfying, erotic experience, but all you can do is pummel and pound while clenching your eyes and your nether regions, calling up any number of online scenarios in your imagination to trick yourself into a semblance of turn-on.
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He also frequently threatens an octopus half guard (a position which is essentially a back take if the hooks can be switched and the bottom leg freed, demonstrated here by Jose Aldo) and uses it to force the opponent to pummel their arm in front of his head, whereupon he will snatch up a kimura attempt.
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Hurricane advisories were issued for territories that dot the West Indies, including parts of the Leeward Islands, the British and U.S. Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico, in preparation for the intensifying storm that could pummel the area with life-threatening wind, storm surges and torrential rain by Tuesday evening, according to the U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC).
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One of those prisoners was Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, as ProPublica reported on Monday: Those records describe how Nashiri was slammed repeatedly against a wall, locked up in a tiny "confinement box" and told (inaccurately) that the black-clad security officers guarding him were Navy sailors who would pummel him if he did not divulge his secrets.
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While we could pummel you with all sorts of gargantuan facts about the shield, such as its weight of 36,000 tons and its Statue of Liberty-dwarfing height of 108 meters (about 354 feet), it's probably just best to let you watch this drone-shot video of the structure shot before it was slid into place.
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Here's what to look for in Super Bowl LI: ... The Falcons were able to pummel an injury-depleted Packers defense, but will have a lot more trouble against a New England defense that traded away two of its biggest stars and seemed to only get better, holding opponents to an N.F.L.-low 15.4 points a game this season.
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I don't think he gets the notion that this job is not a reality TV show where he's supposed to pummel whoever is the opposition of the day, but instead where he's supposed to serve the country as a uniter, serve the country as a leader, serve the country in many ways as a comforter in chief during moments of tragedy.
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Rikers guards are beating up inmates while New York figures out how to close the jail Rikers guards are beating up inmates while New York figures out how to close the jail Guards at New York City's notorious Rikers Island jail complex routinely pummel inmates and lie about it afterwards, according to a new report from an independent court-appointed federal monitor.
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After India's Supreme Court struck down a 1991 ban that forbade women of childbearing age to pray at the Sabarimala Temple, a centuries-old hillside shrine in the southern state of Kerala, it did not take long for protesters to set vehicles on fire, pummel the police and attack women who tried to hike up a three-mile trail to reach the temple.
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This highly entertaining return of one of the cinema's most enduring giant beasts moves like crazy — the film feels more like 90 minutes than two hours — and achieves an ideal balance between wild action, throwaway humor, genre refreshment and, perhaps most impressively, a nonchalant awareness of its own modest importance in the bigger scheme of things; unlike most modern franchise blockbusters, it doesn't try to pummel you into submission.
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In Ball, Trump sees his equal, a carnival barker expert at getting his face on TV. Trump has so debased the office he won in November and lowered the standards of decency, it would make sense if he called up his pals in the WWE and asked if he and Ball could stage a fight in which they got to pummel each other the way Trump did before he became the most powerful man in the world.
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Given that the poster suggests the fight will be promoted by Japan's Rizin Fighting Federation—an organization that, in less than a year of existence, has already established itself as a geriatric-fighter-recycler by sending Kazushi Sakuraba and Kazuyuki Fujita to their doom against far younger fighters—we can be almost certain that, despite their being well out of their primes, Fedor and Cro Cop are indeed poised to pummel one another's broken bodies into further disrepair this September.
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While the self-titled LP saw them edging ever closer to the club, but with an eye still on the gloomier, scattier end of the gig venue spectrum, this month's 25:25 finds them in the middle of the dancefloor with arms aloft, a stomach full of substances and a rapacious desire to absolutely pummel the PA. Weaving between stark minimal techno—of the bleepy, Sweet Exorcist variety—and swinging, surging house, it's the sound of a group happy to spend long weekends by the booth.
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