After all, it's difficult to ignore extreme, pummeling weather.
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His face is all busted up from her pummeling him.
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When Hurricane Harvey began pummeling the Texas Coast on Aug.
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Then the game began, and Houston began pummeling his team.
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A U.S.-led coalition has been pummeling ISIS targets with airstrikes.
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A U.S.-led coalition has been pummeling ISIS targets with airstrikes.
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He knows the pummeling may only intensify with 2020 heating up.
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The rest of Twitter takes turns pummeling this person into submission.
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") or pummeling corrupted soldiers with my gloved fists ("Confucius say 'Die!
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Death toll climbs The blizzard began pummeling the region on Friday.
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He didn't punctuate his pummeling of foes with well-aimed quips.
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Tech stocks took a pummeling yesterday and in early European trading.
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Petersburg after making landfall twice, swamping Florida's Keys and pummeling Miami.
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Data from NOAA satellites shows an atmospheric river pummeling the California coast.
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The press has taken quite a — to put it nicely — pummeling recently.
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Like a lot of movie detectives, she takes a pummeling while investigating.
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That would help explain why the Astros looked so comfortable pummeling Paxton.
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Bitcoin, Ethereum, and all other major cryptocurrencies are taking a pummeling today.
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The W.H. and its media boosters have been pummeling Romney ever since.
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Elizabeth Warren spent Wednesday night pummeling Mike Bloomberg on the debate stage.
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Two officers then rushed up and began pummeling him with their fists.
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Hopefully he found the pummeling therapeutic — because it came with a price tag.
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The moon, Mars, Venus and Mercury all bear witness to this primordial pummeling.
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"This storm's a monster," Scott warned as the hurricane began pummeling his state.
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This doesn't change projections for pummeling rain and the likelihood of extreme flooding.
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Now liberals and conservatives in the state have turned to pummeling one another.
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But there's no reason to have highways pummeling through the centers of cities.
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It's that self-pummeling that also makes the book very difficult to read.
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But Steele let it continue, and Stewart began pummeling Foreman around the ring.
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The crunchy power chords, the pummeling rhythm section — it's all conventionally head-banging.
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Spring weather has become more violent, too, pummeling trees with hail and winds.
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It ends with a demonic finale, full of pummeling chords and frenetic energy.
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In another, he was pummeling the ground with his racket out of frustration.
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That really got a pummeling from the critics and the authors understood that.
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But it's also bombarded by pummeling drums, allowing not a moment of respite.
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Known formally as COVID-19, the virus has spread beyond China, pummeling markets.
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Tropical Depression Imelda is pummeling southeast Texas, bringing torrential rain and devastating flooding.
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Bush, and their allies are pummeling Kasich, who briefly surged as high as 20
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But she didn't forget about Donald Trump, pummeling him even more than many expected.
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A second Lake Erie Band is pummeling WNY south of Buffalo #snow #winter pic.twitter.
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Ali's strategy obviously had been to let Frazier grow arm-weary while pummeling him.
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The 2018 season begins as many areas are still reeling from the 2017 pummeling.
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But some fireworks shows are designed to please the eyes without pummeling the ears.
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The officer starts throwing punches and continues pummeling McGrier for the next 12 seconds.
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In both movies, though, he's little more than a furrowed brow and pummeling fist.
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Yet Russian airstrikes are pummeling Palmyra, a historic city held by the Islamic State.
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That's part and parcel with a sport that's based on pummeling your opponent's body.
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Mr. Matsuev's performance, a pyrotechnic display, was marred by much metallic-toned, percussive pummeling.
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"The Other Josh Cohen" is a charmer, touching on real issues without pummeling them.
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Ryan Lizza, Politico: Buttigieg absorbs a pummeling, and there's more where that came from.
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Maley finds it difficult to overlook the barrage of bad news pummeling the company.
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Her daughter survived the pummeling storm surge because she'd been wearing a life jacket.
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"Hunger is pummeling our stomachs, but the opposition still has no chance," he said.
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I've been pummeling Google executives to listen to this podcast, at least, so they understand.
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It wasn't just throwing food, it was people pummeling each other, not fun and games.
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Both the nation and greater planet are expected to experience an increase in pummeling weather.
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Long-awaited rain is pummeling California, threatening dangerous mudslides in areas reeling from recent fires.
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Wind and rain are pummeling wide swaths of the Southeastern U.S. and Mid-Atlantic states.
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A woman then joins in and also starts pummeling the conductor before both attackers flee.
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Sweden's Westkust make lovingly rendered shoegaze that's simultaneously gorgeous and pummeling, like all good shoegaze.
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How do you take your communing: body-pummeling devotional or astral purification of the mind?
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But McGrady is the foundation, keeping everything together with his pummeling snare and floor tom.
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The fallout is pummeling U.S. shale producers and calling traditional energy-security concepts into question.
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Soon after Hurricane Harvey recovery efforts got underway in Texas, Hurricane Irma started pummeling Florida.
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Every bludgeoning needs an invisible gospel choir; every pummeling seems rendered in leering slow-motion.
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In France, face pummeling is seen as the au naturel alternative to face-plumping fillers.
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The music goes through fitful episodes, with percolating riffs, pummeling percussion and gratingly dissonant clusters.
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The latest Brexit headlines also boosted demand for safe-haven debt while pummeling the pound.
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For the past three weeks, he hasn't heard the pummeling of air raids in the city.
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His campaign has spent millions of dollars pummeling DeSantis as an out-of-touch Washington insider.
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On the drive home, "the fight escalated" and Harley "was pummeling his face," says the source.
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It's unclear if the guy doing the pummeling is venue security or part of DaBaby's crew.
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The expecting father said he started pummeling the teen after getting him away from the child.
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"The Crimes of Grindelwald" is somehow both hectic and leaden, a thing of exhausting, pummeling mediocrity.
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In 2015, they released their pummeling Ygg huur, and today they've released their new record Hyperion.
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It's one thing to knock 'em down and keep pummeling them; that's not really our intent.
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With the carnage left behind, the attacks are pummeling the economy and psyche of the region.
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A pummeling wall of sound, a low end rumble like some dragon beating a war drum.
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The turmoil is also pummeling Hong Kong's economy, which faces its first recession in a decade.
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Hurricanes have been pummeling air bases since the days when the damage was measured in blimps.
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The Philippine military is pummeling Marawi with daily bombing runs, presumably with targeting assistance from Americans.
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Another man accused Mr. O'Neill of pummeling him on the back during an arrest for vandalism.
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Yes, he bellowed after big points, but in general, he channeled his energy into the essential: pointing repeatedly to his temple as he took out three very dangerous opponents in a row by chasing down tennis balls and then pummeling them, although crucially not always pummeling them.
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Storms have been pummeling Plains states since Sunday with large hail and a few reports of tornadoes.
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The rapper and his crew could then be seen pummeling a man, throwing him across the ground.
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Barnett, on the other hand, returns to the loss column after a September pummeling of Roy Nelson.
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Indeed, it's rife with increased disruptions to the water system, meaning severe drought, wildfires, and pummeling deluges.
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"Backseat Freestyle" being rapped verbatim by nearly 100,000, set to images of Muhammad Ali pummeling a speedbag.
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The pummeling was so bad that New England actually fired its offensive line coach after the game.
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Catch yourself in the midst of these six common ways of pummeling yourself, then airlift yourself out.
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These polls were all conducted before his most recent shrill, sexist slap or his latest CNN pummeling.
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Read more: Photos and videos show Hurricane Dorian pummeling the Bahamas with rain, wind, and devastating flooding
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Drawing Down the Moon crafts a heavy atmosphere, with whispered vocals, ambient passages and pummeling black metal.
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The soloist, John Orfe, sounded magnificent throughout, whether pummeling or delicately shaping Ligeti's emotionally varied piano motifs.
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Of course the film also has oodles of robot-pummeling action, car chases and explosions and such.
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The countrywide restrictions create their own challenges, stranding employees away from their jobs and pummeling the economy.
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For some, it feels Maria never left, like the storm is still pummeling them day after day.
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The video showed his apparent nephew's parent pummeling a stuffed Mickey Mouse to shock the child into eating.
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Not kidding, back in 1958, a tsunami in Alaska had waves as tall as 1,722 feet pummeling them.
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Now it's running roughly parallel to the US coast, pummeling the Southeast with destructive winds and storm surges.
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Hurricane Matthew swirled along Florida's Atlantic coast on Friday with 120 mph wind after pummeling Haiti and Cuba.
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Ryan took a public pummeling after he failed to muster enough votes to pass healthcare reform in March.
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Hurricane Ivan's pummeling waves had unsettled the muddy ground, which spelled doom for the 2423-year-old rig.
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In 1932, the San Ciprián hurricane made landfall in late September, pummeling the island for eight long hours.
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The video has gone viral Tuesday showing incoming freshman lineman Trey Smith pummeling Ole Miss recruit Tony Gray.
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Syrian government forces, backed by Russian troops, retook Ghouta in April 2018, after pummeling the city for years.
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I think most Americans are exhausted by the pummeling inanity and want real solutions that improve our lives.
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It's pummeling South Carolina this morning with winds well over 100 mph and flooding the city of Charleston.
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The president in 2017 tweeted out another edited video that depicted him at a WWE event pummeling CNN.
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Tropical Storm Harvey made landfall again Wednesday in southwest Louisiana, after days of pummeling Texas with relentless rain.
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The footage featured a group of young women pummeling a 26-year-old female on a city street.
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Boston's meager winter so far may feel like a merciful respite after the pummeling the city endured in 20153.
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That stout shield saved his pretty face long enough for him to close the gap and begin pummeling Ramsay.
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Even when hurricanes aren't pummeling the country, the agency's reliance on temporary workers has been a subject of debate.
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Mr Klitschko retreated to the corner, dropping his guard as the pummeling intensified, and the referee stopped the contest.
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Early Friday, Matthew was downgraded to a Category 21 storm, after pummeling the Bahamas with stronger Category 33 winds.
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The news cycle is a pummeling of headlines that are: angry, absurd, cruel, condemning, occasionally funny, and sometimes bland.
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Related: Negan's 'Walking Dead' victim on 'very, very appropriate' demise Negan began by pummeling Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) to death.
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The No. 4 U.S. railroad must accomplish this while navigating a freight recession that is pummeling the rail industry.
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Iron Fist might pack a powerful punch, but lately he's been on the receiving end of a critical pummeling.
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Clinton has typically alternated between ignoring and attacking Sanders, but tonight, she delivered some of her fiercest pummeling yet.
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Global commodity prices have crashed, pummeling a country whose struggling economy turns on the price of minerals like copper.
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Dereck Chisora knocks Artur Szpilka out on his feet before pummeling him to the floor in the 2nd round
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Sleigh Bells — the duo of Derek Miller and Alexis Krauss — have specialized in pummeling, big-brush, electronic-intense rock.
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Diamondbacks 10, Giants 4 Arizona put up double-figure runs for a second consecutive game, pummeling host San Francisco.
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While landlord groups were busy pummeling Prop 10 with one hand, they supported the bond measures with the other.
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The officer starts throwing punches and continues pummeling the man for the next 12 seconds, the bystander's video shows.
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Early Wednesday morning, a massive storm began pummeling the East Coast for the second time in as many weeks.
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Investors holding the so-called FANG stocks are taking a pummeling as the tech companies report second-quarter earnings.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, another moderate whose pummeling of Buttigieg on Thursday offered new life to her flagging candidacy.
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Late the next night, Dorian began pummeling the Abacos and Grand Bahama as an insanely powerful Category 5 Hurricane.
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Pummeling percussion, frenzied pacing, and alien timbres—distinctly machine-like, cold and hard—are hallmarks of the group's sound.
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Yet when the music turns crazed, with flinty chords and pummeling octaves, he could summon plenty of darkness and danger.
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The most intense rains are expected over the next few months, though heavy downpours began pummeling the camps in June.
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But with Rubio pummeling his opponents nonstop on the airwaves, he'll find it hard to recapture his older, hopeful persona.
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You see a massive dude pummeling the fan, who narrowly misses a sock to the face while on the ground.
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Occasionally, there are hints of something bizarre — weird walks, a pummeling of thighs — but these quickly drown in dull convention.
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Ferrell's bass was noodly and nimble in the way of Descendents, and Wagenschutz pummeling drum thwacks united their disparate approaches.
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Still, Fortnite's biggest mystery remains Kevin, the ominous cube pummeling players with new obstacles and enemies they have to destroy.
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Every member of this Cryptopsy line-up has mastered their respective instruments, but they choose pummeling over finesse whenever possible.
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President Trump's administration is facing its first major natural disaster with Hurricane Harvey, the massive storm that's pummeling southern Texas.
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It's currently pummeling the coast of North Carolina with 90mph winds and heavy rain, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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Russian and Syrian regime forces have been pummeling the area with airstrikes in an attempt to rout out the group.
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The Yankees rebounded nicely from Thursday's 234-239 pummeling and won for the 245th time in their past 219 games.
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For their 33 year career of being a band, The Melvins have mastered how to create a perfect, pummeling bassline.
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Mr. Trifonov was manically exciting in dispatching the piano part's spiraling passages and glissandos, its pummeling chords and jerky rhythms.
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We observe a scene in which Evil Georgiou spends a few minutes pummeling L'Rell to get information out of her.
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May, nothing if not dogged, has weathered rounds of pummeling since mid-November, when she made her withdrawal agreement public.
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Shayna Dunkelman, a dynamic percussionist, drove episodes of the piece with pummeling drum bursts one moment, tingling effects the next.
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In the seventh round, after pummeling Cooper with a barrage of punches, Holyfield retained his title by a technical knockout.
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THE KEY Former contenders for the Democratic presidential nomination are taking the lead on pummeling the Trump administration over disinformation.
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Christine Flowers, a local conservative columnist, addressed Krasner on her radio show as if he were there for the pummeling.
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Throughout the playoffs, they have continued to use their defense to fuel their offense — by pummeling their opponents in transition.
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They absolutely thrashed the Vikings' offensive line, pummeling Kirk Cousins with six sacks and pressuring him on nearly every play.
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Kerber, the defending champion, put up little resistance in a 6-2, 6-3 pummeling by 35th-ranked CoCo Vandeweghe.
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Trump allies have been pummeling Gowdy in recent days, branding him a gullible or clueless backer of the intelligence community.
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CNN fired back at President Trump on Sunday morning over a doctored video he posted of himself pummeling the network.
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Mr. Palmieri has brought a rock 'n' roll energy and a drummer's pummeling flair to the piano since the 1960s.
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Officials are investigating what took place after video surfaced showing police officers pummeling two men with batons, fists and feet.
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The officers, who were caught on video pummeling the men with their batons, are being investigated for using excessive force.
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It allowed wearers to flip its hinged body 180 degrees and greet those watch-pummeling projectiles with a strong steel back.
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The hurricane should be pummeling Necker Island, the aforementioned private isle owned by Branson, at the time this post was published.
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At least in the early rounds, however, Bernie Sanders has pinned Clinton to the ropes, pummeling her with solid left hands.
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BRONCOS 27, CHARGERS 19 Denver's defenders took turns picking off and pummeling Philip Rivers in a win over visiting San Diego.
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Suddenly, she emerged behind him, punching, pummeling, slapping, allegedly first with her hands and then with the handle of a mop.
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Hurricane Harvey's pummeling of major population and production centers in Texas and Louisiana will likely constrain growth in the third quarter.
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He's strong enough to lift a helicopter, but when he's pummeling escaped convicts like they owe him money they somehow survive?
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As Election Day neared, Mr. Dukakis faded under the pummeling of a campaign that even some Republicans would characterize as ugly.
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The Oliver Lake Crash Bang Trio's raucous set pulled Mr. Lake's sometimes smoky, sometimes squealing saxophone through pummeling thickets of drums.
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The fact that Starr had been damaged from years of pummeling ensured the Democrats would have no repercussions for their votes.
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Facebook's cryptocurrency Libra hasn't exactly had a good start, with critics pummeling it from all sides since its revealing in June.
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Jazz Mr. Palmieri has brought a rock 'n' roll energy and a drummer's pummeling flair to the piano since the 212s.
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You're either in the middle of hellishly pummeling "Lord of the Rings"-style battles or you're at the transcendent Pearly Gates.
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That ultraviolent but concise two-hander, also produced at the Atlantic, considered the brutality of beauty in florid and pummeling terms.
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Songs like "Little Bug" are sludgy and pummeling, while single "LCR" is anchored by the breakneck percussion from drummer James Wetzel.
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When Cude arrived, the cellmate was pummeling Johnathan with his fists; he only stopped when Cude doused him with pepper spray.
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These events, like increased wildfires, drought, and pummeling deluges, are some of the most well-predicted consequences of a relentlessly warming climate.
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Because Snow is a truly dope person, he decided to stop pummeling Ramsay to death and leave his fate up to Sansa.
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Martha Stewart got into a bit of a pickle as she attempted to battle the winter storm pummeling the northeast on Thursday.
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Elon Musk disappointed Wall Street investors in the most recent quarter and Tesla stock is taking a pummeling Thursday as a result.
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Then one of the students starts pummeling his classmate, continuing to punch him in the head even after he's hit the ground.
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Fontelar tried to stop Chavolla with a metal tray, but the McDonald's worker quickly overpowered her before pummeling her with closed fists.
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Hozoji, variously known among friends and colleagues as Hozi, HoHo, or the Hoz, is most widely recognized for her pummeling musical chops.
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He then leans over his fallen foe and unleashes a series of punches before fellow passengers rush in to stop the pummeling.
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Reddit user "HanA**holeSolo" first shared the GIF last Wednesday of Trump pummeling a wrestler with CNN's logo imposed on his face.
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Last weekend, the president tweeted a wrestling video showing him pummeling a man who had a CNN logo superimposed on his face.
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Graf was the golden girl, the regal tennis queen; Seles the guttural upstart pummeling opponents on her quest to usurp the throne.
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It goes like this: An unabashed misogynist helps to sire the very milestone for women that his pummeling of Hillary Clinton postponed.
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The two countries are set to begin tense negotiations in hopes of ending a trade war that has been pummeling both economies.
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Here's one reason to be glad you live where you live: Single-digit temperatures and mounds of snow are pummeling the Northeast.
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Eventually wails and pummeling drums; thwacks stark as bullets; and buzzing, bawling electric guitar overwhelm the shining ecstatic wonder, the wordless hymns.
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But, more than in 2004, he had the piece sounding alluring, with watery runs and milky colors amid bouts of pummeling chords.
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And the "bomb cyclone" that's been pummeling the West Coast could bring a third storm to the east, the Washington Post reports.
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After that Mr. Monson began making regular trips to Russia, facing ever-younger champions who apologized for pummeling one of their heroes.
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Mr. Trump has fixated on Mr. Schiff since the impeachment saga began, pummeling him publicly with insults and unfounded accusations of corruption.
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Elsewhere, synth lines coil around one another in soothing and seductive ways, acidic elements and pummeling percussion have the edges rounded off.
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A massive snowstorm has been pummeling the East Coast on Friday and Saturday, leaving two feet or more of snow in some areas.
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In Iraq, the military and paramilitary forces have driven ISIS out of Tikrit, Baiji and Ramadi, and are pummeling the extremists in Falluja.
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In video from the street brawl ... A$AP finally loses his cool, throwing his attacker to the ground and absolutely pummeling the guy.
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The clip seemingly shows Pietro pummeling a crying girl before grabbing a boy by the hair and punching him repeatedly in the head.
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For whatever reason, about 10 men who appear to be Coachella security staff start PUMMELING Belly ... and don't let up for several seconds.
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They played Source Tags and Codes in its entirety, an album with vulnerable lyrics, heavy, emotive choruses, and pummeling yet melodic guitar lines.
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Elsewhere, Heron Oblivion put on the best set of the festival, merging Meg Baird's ethereal vocals with pummeling guitars and pulsing bass lines.
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Irma's blinding rain and powerful winds began pummeling Caibarién, a small coastal city about 0003 miles (2000 kilometers) east of Havana, late Friday.
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Her remarks attracted stern public pummeling from two powerful committee chairs who accused Omar, who is Muslim, of repeating an anti-Semitic trope.
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Minutes after the Syrian military declared the cease-fire over around sunset, aerial attacks began pummeling insurgent-occupied neighborhoods of Aleppo, residents reported.
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Horrified residents watched as Dorian moved at a walking pace, pummeling certain islands with relentless amounts of rain and wind for several days.
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A CNN logo was superimposed on one of the figures, whom Trump tackles, then begins pummeling as he lay prostrate on the ground.
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And whether you like them or not, Trump's immigration clampdown, trade war and pummeling of our traditional allies is part of that too.
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He's been making pummeling tracks at blinding speeds, and mixing together sets over the most boundary pushing producers operating in the same lane.
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A lot of contemporary doomsday flicks make a lot of noise, pummeling subwoofers and eardrums with screams, gunfire and the usual big bangs.
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I'd seen what these cannonballs (the size of limes) could do to a car's hood, and didn't plan on suffering a similar pummeling.
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You must contract muscles while also stretching and pummeling them, preferably with high-tech, vibrating foam rollers or vibrating spheres, Mr. Brady writes.
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The pummeling was expected to last for hours as the hurricane slowed to just 1 mph, "prolonging its catastrophic effects," the NHC said.
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He played Prokofiev's "Sarcasms" with pummeling energy and steely sound, and then conveyed the crunchy, pulsing brutality of Bartok's "Out of Doors" suite.
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He applied a borscht belt delivery to sometimes risqué material, giddily showering audiences with confetti and pummeling them with puns and one-liners.
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The Seattle Seahawks found their way back to football's biggest stage after pummeling the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII the year prior.
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A notable difference is the low-key score by Ludwig Goransson, which eschews the emotionally pummeling surges of John Williams's "Star Wars" music.
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Trump flirted with Democrats for years before pummeling 2016 Republican campaign rivals and putative allies alike on the way to the White House.
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As it traveled west, it slowed to just one mile an hour, and then slowed further, pummeling the islands from a near standstill.
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But off-camera, the 65-year-old who's become known for pummeling bad guys on the big screen is far more spiritually grounded.
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The Daily Beast: Veterans of Clinton's pummeling by Trump in 2016 say Biden and his campaign have stumbled in countering the president's attacks.
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FEMA said Monday that an estimated 30,000 people may be in need of shelter due to the unrelenting rains pummeling the Houston area.
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With the gunman subdued, more hostages got in on the action ... stomping, kicking and absolutely pummeling the man as he squirms on the floor.
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The pummeling was the company's worst trading day in more than 15 years — when its shares closed down 15.85 percent on July 19, 2002.
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After taking heat for its pummeling of Thailand, the US women's national soccer team faces Sweden in the Women's World Cup at 3 p.m.
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In the case of Stella, the team named the storm on Saturday morning, three days before Stella began pummeling the East Coast with precipitation.
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Mr. Hearne's "By-By Huey" was the most aggressive piece, led by pummeling piano motifs, sometimes dampened by the pianist's hand on the strings.
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After back-to-back hurricanes pummeling the east coast of the US, a hurricane on the Pacific coast of North America may seem surprising.
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Without waiting for an explanation from either Jo or DeLuca, Alex sprinted across the room and began brutally pummeling him into a bloody pulp.
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For the last two days, a colossal, coursing stream of super-soaked subtropical air has been pummeling California with record-shattering amounts of moisture.
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The duo begin with a some classic jiu jitsu pummeling before Diaz uses various trips to send the compliant Avila down to the mat.
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Nearly 300 people, mostly civilians, have died in renewed fighting there, with government airstrikes pummeling the rebel section and rebels shelling the other side.
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But Mr. Assad hit hard at rebel-held neighborhoods, pummeling Syrian cities with airstrikes with the support of Iran and its Lebanese ally, Hezbollah.
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Mr. Adams's score now comes across as a steady knotting of the stomach, gradually ratcheting tension by alternating lush, ominous sensuality and pummeling intensity.
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A squadron of Russian Air Force fighter jets, Su-25s, appeared, pummeling everything in view — apartment buildings, the fields on either side of us.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Dilione beat Mr. Comunale mercilessly, pummeling him until he was unconscious, and then he and Mr. Rackover stabbed him 15 times.
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Irma churned north into Georgia on Monday as a tropical storm, after lashing Florida with hurricane-force winds and pummeling islands in the Caribbean.
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Both the subtle colorings and pummeling intensity came through in the compelling performance the conductor Michael Christie drew from the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra.
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The pummeling was expected to last for hours as the hurricane may slow to just 275 mph, "prolonging its catastrophic effects," the NHC said.
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Los Angeles mainstay Ana Sia is today sharing the pummeling titular single from her new EP, National Night, for Space is the Place Records.
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Complicating the calculus for Mr. Trump has been the storm pummeling Texas, the state with the second-highest concentration of DACA recipients, after California.
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She makes us feel like we&aposre all waiting for an inevitable yet nevertheless delightful emotional pummeling at the hands of her new albums.
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Vocal lines are set in twisting, mock-oratorical phrases as the orchestra bustles with Minimalist-like strings of racing sixteenth notes and pummeling chords.
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But Trump appealed to working-class voters — particularly in typically blue states — by breaking with Republican orthodoxy and verbally pummeling America's largest trading partner.
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Puerto Rico has become the site of a staggering humanitarian crisis that resulted from twin hurricanes pummeling the island within a matter of weeks.
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Though Mr. Nézet-Séguin sometimes pushed passages to extremes of brassy volume and pummeling energy, he also brought out inner details often glanced over.
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As we reported, Belly was in the crowd at The Weeknd's performance during Coachella week 1 when around 10 security guys started pummeling him.
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"I should have done more yoga," recalls Garrett McNamara when asked about what was going through his battered head after his spectacular pummeling on Jan.
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Hate Songs is a strangely delightful mix of highly emotive melodies, pummeling trap hi-hats, and synths that range from deliriously pretty to earth shattering.
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The video then flips around and shows the man in a white shirt closing in on Booker, pummeling her to the ground and kicking her.
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Warming global temperatures are exacerbating droughts, and upping the severity of the atmospheric rivers that have been pummeling the state for the past few months.
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While we may have just celebrated a rare "four'easter," with four nor'easters pummeling our region within a month, today's storm will not be the fifth.
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The single 22-minute track, "VII," drops listeners into the middle of a bad mushroom trip, racing, lurching, and pummeling them to its unsettling conclusion.
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It's the same kind of exhausting stakes-raising that nearly all Marvel movies rely on at this point, practically pummeling the audience into being wowed.
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"Why would you want this to happen?" he yells to the arm at first, before turning to the dude who's face he's pummeling clean off.
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Hurricane Matthew, the Caribbean's worst storm in nearly a decade, barreled towards the Bahamas Wednesday morning after killing nine people and pummeling Haiti and Cuba.
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The woman said she was walking to a restaurant to meet friends when around 10 teenagers emerged from an alley and randomly started pummeling her.
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Thousands more will now go under without emergency financial support for flooding, pummeling heartland economies almost entirely dependent on agriculture, farmers and aid groups said.
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And once they've proven their hardness they end up winning over the crowd; insofar as they can provide a pummeling soundtrack for some afternoon moshing.
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And it has all the hallmarks of peak Soundgarden: Kim Thayil's guttural, chugging guitar riffs; drummer Matt Cameron's crisp pummeling; and Cornell's glass-shattering squealing.
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Hurricanes already bring a number of well-known hazards — flooding, pummeling winds, and surging seas — all which can prove fatal and wreak havoc on infrastructure.
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In last night's edition, anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che took turns comically pummeling Trump before a studio audience that appeared hungry for just that.
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This time last year, analysts were pummeling executives with questions about the prospects for the card business after branded-card revenue fell for the quarter.
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The Yankees rebounded nicely from a 19-23 pummeling by the Indians on Thursday and won for the 15th time in their past 18 games.
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The US East Coast was hit by a major winter storm yesterday, pummeling the region with high winds, rain, and snow and flooding coastal areas.
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After Hurricane Dorian made landfall in the Bahamas as a Category 5 storm, it slowed down and spent more than 24 hours pummeling the islands.
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One factor pummeling oil this week has been increased exports by OPEC, as Nigeria and Libya both added more barrels to the market than expected.
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Mia is the singer for alternative electronic duo Soto Voce, which merges industrial, synth, and dance into a smart, sophisticated sound alternately pummeling and delicate.
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The Athletics took advantage of the Astros being idle to creep a half-game closer with a 21-3 pummeling of the Los Angeles Angels.
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Deontay Wilder survived a pummeling from Luis Ortiz, then knocked out the challenger in the 10th round Saturday night to retain his W.B.C. heavyweight title.
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Padres 203, Orioles 218 Manny Machado celebrated his return to Baltimore with a home run, and San Diego belted four overall, pummeling the slumping Orioles.
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Over a career that lasted more than 80 years, Baker found his pummeling sound leading or accompanying various strains of hard rock, jazz and Afrobeat.
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The top layer of fine particles may have also once contained boulders, but those may have been broken apart in eons of subsequent cosmic pummeling.
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One tunneling from France, the other digging from Britain, the two men smashed with pummeling jackhammers through the last slivers of rock separating their nations.
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US-led coalition airstrikes are pummeling the village, believed to be filled with at least 500 of ISIS' most experienced and battle-hardened fighters. 3.
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The big picture: Thousands of flights have been delayed and canceled since the storm system first began pummeling much of the country just before Thanksgiving.
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Ms. Markle's family has taken a pummeling in the British news media, and some critics wonder if royal weddings glorify a monarchy with unsavory elements.
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Hurricane Irma continued to hammer Florida early on Monday, after slamming the Keys in the morning and pummeling Miami, Naples and other areas throughout Sunday.
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It's Axe's instinct to behave like a bully, as evidenced by the pummeling of civil suits that hit Chuck like small jabs to the sternum.
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Kamala Harris' pummeling of Joe Biden in the first Democratic debate was a career highlight-reel moment that no candidate has matched in the campaign.
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The pace of space rocks pummeling Earth and the moon was relatively infrequent, but then doubled or tripled for unknown reasons, a new study finds.
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A powerful and potentially historic snowstorm has been pummeling areas from D.C., to Connecticut with snow, with some areas expected to reach totals of 220 inches.
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As we now know, however, Thompson would spring the upset in the most emphatic way possible, pummeling his decorated foe to a first-round knockout win.
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As Torvalds has overseen the various updates of the Linux kernel over the years, he's developed a reputation of pummeling developers in comments and email exchanges.
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There is long-term, widespread drought in the Southwest, stark increases in pummeling deluges and historic floods, and the melting of the planet's great ice sheets.
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The Stone Buddha has been zenning out in the jungle by pummeling a small ginger forest creature we are made to believe is his kickboxing coach.
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Finally, a full day after Dorian first began pummeling their island, Howard and Lynn climbed onto the last thing left above the ocean -- the kitchen cabinets.
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While overall U.S. equity markets may take a pummeling if analyst expectations materialize, some sectors would be likely beneficiaries if Trump moves into the White House.
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One match can have Pikachu pummeling Final Fantasy's Cloud, while in another, Mario and Luigi team up to knock out Ryu and Ken from Street Fighter.
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The forces of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, backed by Russian warplanes, have been pummeling eastern Aleppo as they seek to wrest it from rebel control.
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After intensifying overnight, Hurricane Michael is now pummeling the Florida Panhandle as a Category 4 storm — the strongest hurricane on record to ever strike the region.
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One match can have Pikachu pummeling 'Final Fantasy's' Cloud, while in another, Mario and Luigi team up to knock out Ryu and Ken from 'Street Fighter.
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It advanced 1.6 percent on the week, but is still slightly in the red for February after global markets took a pummeling early in the month.
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Their reggaeton-meets-club-rap is structured around ballads as much as it is bangers, and it's loaded with live vocals, twinkling melodies, and pummeling drums.
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After losing seven of their previous eight, the Yankees made it two straight wins over Boston by pummeling ace David Price in Saturday's 8-2 rout.
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Mike grabs Tuco's shirt — and boxing glove necklace — and bravely drags out the pummeling until the cops finally arrive to arrest Tuco and lock him up.
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Bartok's influence pervades the dark Second Quartet (1958), written in five rhapsodic movements, starting with a wild-eyed, pummeling Allegro rustico that sounded almost dangerous here.
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Before-and-after imagery shows how Hurricane Dorian put the runway of the main airport in the Bahamas underwater in its historic pummeling of the island.
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During Hurricane Sandy in 2012, the waters of the Jamaica Bay inlet that borders Jones's street surged over the shallow bank, pummeling everything on the block.
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In a six-minute video taken by a passer-by and posted to Instagram, the police are seen pummeling Mr. Grissom with batons and kicking him.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has spent months pummeling the North American Free Trade Agreement, calling the trade pact a "disaster" and insisting that it cost American jobs.
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Lead single "Gretel" kicks off with an eerie wall of feedback and pummeling guitars, but as the song unfolds it grows more delicate and almost sweet.
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The pummeling was expected to last for hours as the hurricane may slow to just 1 mph (1.6 kph), "prolonging its catastrophic effects," the NHC said.
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In other footage, there are montage-style shots of a highway patrolman pummeling a Black woman in the face with his fists as motorists speed by.
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Without the pummeling too-muchness, it could never overwhelm you the way this production does: "Put on Your Sunday Clothes" inexplicably reduces hardened critics to tears.
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It was a jaw-dropping performance, considering that Syrian forces, and later, Russia's own warplanes were pummeling civilians in opposition-held cities and towns across Syria.
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It works nearly as well audio-only, thanks to a strong cast, Deborah Artman's crafty libretto and Mr. Gordon's pummeling yet melodious brand of post-Minimalism.
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In Parasite, Korean horror master Bong Joon-Ho (The Host, Snowpiercer) draws on that visual metaphor for a twisty, pummeling thriller that's among his best work.
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He used another sports metaphor, the tactic of boxers who lean against the ring ropes and trick their opponents into exhausting themselves by ineffectively pummeling them.
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Putin interspersed his address to Russia's Federal Assembly with video clips showing nuclear warheads pummeling Florida, the site of President Donald Trump's Mar-a-lago estate.
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Other instruments like the tabla, for the pummeling rhythm of "Witch," and a bouzouki, which adds a discombobulating effect to "Sighs," featured prominently in the studio.
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Though many expected Hunt to flatten the returning giant with relative ease, Lesnar instead returned to vintage form with a three-round pummeling of his seasoned foe.
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Turkish forces, alongside their Syrian allies, are pummeling the SDF, and now the Syrian Army is entering the fray after the SDF cut a deal with Damascus.
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At such high speeds, ash pummeling the exterior of the plane can also break antennas, cloud windscreens, and generate static electricity that distorts navigation and communication signals.
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He's deployed the same formula over the past year to nab the GOP nomination, pummeling his fellow Republicans with juvenile epithets and drawing them into his game.
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Warmer climes mean an atmosphere that holds more water, which translates to a boost in pummeling deluges — like the type that flooded Washington, D.C. earlier this week.
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Besides, La La Land and a glass of wine is the perfect recipe for self-care when you're tired of the news pummeling you from all sides.
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Millions of Floridians are ready to get on with their recovery from Hurricane Irma, which roared through the state earlier this week, pummeling homes and flooding streets.
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If it's not someone cutting through a cable in the street, it's a massive denial-of-service attack pummeling a pillar of the internet with junk data.
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A massive blizzard is pummeling the East Coast of the United States, wreaking havoc on the roads, leaving thousands without power, and throwing travel plans into disarray.
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The ruthless (and illegal) pummeling of cities that dissent from Trump's immigration policy is perhaps the most prominent example of what such jackboot anti-federalism looks like.
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A security camera inside the bodega recorded several of the men dragging the terrified and shoeless teenager from the bodega before pummeling him with knives and machetes.
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However, climate change is pummeling Australia on top of its notoriously volatile weather that can bring jarring shifts year to year, or even in the same year.
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Mr. Jurowski may have pushed the brassy, pummeling final coda to dinlike levels of loudness, yet he certainly had this London ensemble sounding like a Russian orchestra.
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This explanation has been set forth before by no less than Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who subsequently received a sound intellectual pummeling by his colleague, circuit judge Srinivasan.
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At Bowery Electric, a heavy-gauge supertrio called SFD — Colin Stetson on saxophones, Greg Fox on drums, Trevor Dunn on bass — delivered pummeling noise with ironclad control.
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They generally did not anticipate Dorian's fateful stall, which resulted in the storm pummeling Grand Bahama island for 85033 hours with devastating impacts on lives and infrastructure.
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With its lashing 155 mph winds and pummeling rain, Hurricane Maria shut down the power grid for the entire island of Puerto Rico when it hit Wednesday.
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There's been beer flinging, the pummeling of a perfectly innocent bus, and that time a guy stripped completely down with only his hand covering his little soccer balls.
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As you know, authorities jumped into action after a video surfaced of A$AP and his crew pummeling a guy on the street, leaving him battered and bloodied.
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Hurricane Harvey is pummeling Texas with one of the worst storms in recent American history this weekend, threatening businesses, homes, and lives with catastrophic flooding and storm surge.
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Unsurprisingly, given the steady stream of information constantly pummeling the human brain, the tidbits that actually stick in your memory long-term aren't always what they should be.
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We broke the story ... Rocky's troubles began almost immediately after video surfaced showing the rapper and his crew pummeling a guy in Sweden ... leaving him battered and bloodied.
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The International Space Station, for instance, is in a relatively debris-free orbit, but even here there is the threat of "natural debris" — micrometeors — pummeling the space station.
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A pummeling storm won't cause the structures to completely topple, said Masselink, but it will cause more flooding as the waves breach the tops of the sea defenses.
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IAG's chief financial officer must have been counting his lucky stars for the Bank Holiday, since it spared BA's U.K. stock an almost certain pummeling in London trading.
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The two agreed to cooperate to help world oil markets clear a glut that had more than halved oil prices since 2014, pummeling Russian and Saudi government revenues.
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" Leslie Jones of "Saturday Night Live" filled in for the angry bear in "The Revenant," pummeling Leonardo DiCaprio while yelling, "There are no black actresses in this movie!
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In the video, which was sent to WTHR from the student's mother, the attacker can be seen re-entering the frame and pummeling the student in the head.
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In addition to the North Carolina coastline, storm surges and harsh winds are expected to continue pummeling southeast Virginia and the southern Chesapeake Bay for most of Friday.
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AOC's message is that the Green New Deal, like its 1930s predecessor, will give future Americans a prosperous life, with limited extremes in devastating drought and pummeling storms.
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It's more akin to the scene from "Goodfellas" where De Niro has been pummeling Trump like a guy who failed to pay out on a bet he lost.
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After absolutely pummeling Serbia in the gold medal game, the guys headed over to Greece and proved once again that America is #1 ... at partying our faces off.
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For three rounds, the two bantamweights slugged it out, rocking each other with slick counter punches, pummeling each other's legs with kicks, and scoring with expertly-time takedowns.
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In its pummeling repetition there's a sort of ecstasy, the sort of dull, dreamy fog and squealing tinnitus you experience after a sharp, unexpected knock to the head.
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Hurricane Irma is now a Category 463 hurricane with winds of 185 miles per hour pummeling islands in the Caribbean as it heads west toward the US coast.
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Since he was playing with a group including art-metal bassist Toby Driver and the avant-jazz percussionist Ches Smith, I expected — and heard — some complexly pummeling pieces.
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Democrats seized on that gap, pummeling Mr. Barr, who they said "deliberately distorted significant portions" of the report, which they believe has warped public understanding of what occurred.
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The most telling thing about the pummeling that the stock market has taken recently, and especially this week, is that there's no simple single cause to point to.
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Any attempt to resist the movie's updraft of sentiment is countered by a repetitive, ear-pummeling score and the picturesque time-filling of August Jakobsson's lush Highland landscapes.
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Once the game started, he engaged in all three zones, with uneven results, pummeling Luca Sbisa with a hit but miscalculating on a stick-check of William Karlsson.
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Irma was about 282 miles southeast of Miami on Friday, after soaking the northern coasts of the Dominican Republic and Haiti and pummeling the Turks and Caicos Islands.
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Mr. Leitch was one of the directors on "John Wick," a model of economic genre filmmaking, and he gives this movie's action scenes the same pummeling, visceral quality.
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F.P. Jones (Sktet Ulrich) brings this fact up towards the close of "Ice Storm," since Hiram ordered the near-death pummeling of his son Jughead in season 3.
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At 50,432 degrees Fahrenheit, the star is pummeling the ice giant with hot energetic bursts and pulling the mass lost from the planet into a disk around itself.
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For the first time in this latest offensive that began February 18, ground attacks were combined with aerial bombardment, pummeling the rebel-held enclave near the Syrian capital.
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When the heroes aren't pummeling CGI opponents into oblivion, they're either trading inside jokes or offering lengthy explanation of what just happened or what's going to happen next.
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Riffs fade to static that crumbles into acoustic passages, leading the listener into a calm that is often broken by A.L.N.'s familiar shrieking vocals and pummeling drums.
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With public art pieces, biting political, text-based work, and more intimate abstract paintings, the small exhibition carries a pummeling point of view, illuminating Heap of Birds's expansive career.
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Tracks like "Jambi" in particular showcase a satisfyingly simple aggro strategy—a dexterous bassline, pummeling drums tuned down to the pitch of the moody guitars, and a grimy riff.
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But Aerion still has supersonic ambitions, and plans to develop planes that fly at around 920 mph (or 1.2 Mach), wherein the booms will dissipate before pummeling the ground.
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The attackers used all those cameras and other unsecured online devices to connect to the journalists' website, pummeling the site with requests in an attempt to make it collapse.
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Fogle's pummeling comes just four months into the former sandwich propagandist's 16-year sentence for possessing child pornography and traveling across state lines to have sex with a minor.
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But Greengrass does something interesting as the film progresses: He slowly removes technology from the equation, until the final battle is two men pummeling each other with their fists.
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Over the course of the election, over $58 million in outside money was spent in North Carolina—much of it on attack ads pummeling Ross for her ACLU work.
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At its best, it's insightful, satirical, and bleak enough to shock even viewers jaded by the endless, pummeling violence of shows like Game of Thrones and The Walking Dead.
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Trump's Sunday tweet escalated his recent attacks on the media with an edited video of him tackling and then pummeling a man with CNN's logo superimposed over his face.
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In the edited video Trump tweeted, an image of the CNN logo was superimposed on McMahon's face to make it appear as though Trump was pummeling the news network.
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Martin sings, "All the kids make pistols with / Their fingers and their thumbs / Advertise a revolution / Arm it when it comes" and it's pummeling in its lack of ambiguity.
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But driving such grandiose climate change on the planet — which is now fueling widespread drought and pummeling storms — isn't just expected to devastate lives, it's expected to cost trillions.
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The most dominant performances I've had has been on teams that largely moved as a four-player unit, rolling across the map and just pummeling our less coordinated rivals.
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The math in that paper received something of a pummeling from the peer-review process and in turn a healthy dose of scorn from the climate change denier community.
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Hurricane Dorian hovered over the Bahamas on Monday, pummeling the islands with a fearsome Category 4 assault that forced even rescue crews to take shelter until the onslaught passes.
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Hurricane Dorian, which recently strengthened to a Category 20 storm, made landfall on Sunday in the Bahamas, which it was still pummeling as it crawled forward on Monday morning.
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TMZ broke the story ... Eason is under investigation for animal cruelty after pummeling, and then shooting Nugget -- all after the dog barely nipped at their 2-year-old daughter.
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They tore into the Muddy Waters song "Mannish Boy" with a succession of pummeling, wriggling riffs and stop-time interludes that had the band hanging on every Hendrix impulse.
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Irma was a Category 5 hurricane, the most dangerous measure by the National Hurricane Center, before being downgraded to Category 4 early Friday after pummeling islands in the Caribbean.
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Even the movie industry, which has become increasingly reliant on audiences in the world's most populous nation, will feel the pummeling from the closure of 70,000 theaters in China.
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And though airports have long been aware of that shift, the pummeling that Superstorm Sandy dealt to New York City in 23 made clear the severity of the problem.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE in the general election in part by pummeling them over their support for the war.
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Think a 1960s girl group that flipped off Phil Spector and embraced an eerie blend of reverbed-out surf guitar, horror soundtrack synths, pummeling drums and threatening bass lines.
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TMZ Sports has obtained footage of Washington Redskins safety Montae Nicholson pummeling a man in the middle of a Virginia street around 2 AM Tuesday morning ... and it's violent.
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The outage came as a blizzard was pummeling New England and engineers in Northern California were trying to repair problems at the United States' tallest dam ahead of more rain.
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And so far it's working: The Sixers started the season with four consecutive victories, the latest being a 210-95 pummeling of the Minnesota Timberwolves at home on Wednesday night.
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A heat wave may be pummeling the East Coast right now, but we should really be taking pity on Shanghai, which had its hottest day in at least 145 years.
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" And Skepta's most convincing when talking smack to an antagonist — his insults are pummeling and sometimes comically small: "My mum don't know your mum/Stop telling man you're my cousin.
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I served in the White House when Warren, then a special House counsel, was pummeling treasury officials over treatment of Wall Street executives who were culpable in the financial crisis.
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The State Department said the designation does not impose any new legal requirements on the United States, which is already pummeling the Islamic State with airstrikes and other military operations.
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But now Hurricane Maria, a Category 19893 monster with 165 mph winds, is headed straight for the heart of the island; every meteorological prediction shows the storm pummeling Puerto Rico.
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Hurricane Florence is pummeling the Carolinas after making landfall Friday morning, battering the coast with up to 85 mile-an-hour winds and threatening floods at two nuclear power plants.
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The concept is simple: Let Dragic attack a defender who's inferior to the one actually guarding him, either with a sudden pick-and-roll or methodical one-on-one pummeling.
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He's just a sentient action figure who loves pummeling unsuspecting bad guys with a barrage of bullets, and each subsequent movie is shittier and more gratuitous than the one before.
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On Saturday it was possible to hear, and love, the spacey spaciousness of Ikue Mori, playing on her computer, followed immediately by the punkish pummeling of the Mary Halvorson Quartet.
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When the camera isn't on Sadie pummeling a boxing bag or dispatching another domestic abuser, the story shifts to some women living in what appears to be a halfway house.
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Stock markets took a pummeling last week and they look set for another volatile week ahead, as the implications of an escalating coronavirus outbreak and slumping oil prices spooked investors.
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In the pummeling "Augurs of Spring" section, when the music calms down briefly and a horn plays what seems a folk song, Bernstein gets the orchestra to ease up wonderfully.
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The two journalists landed in Texas to cover Harvey's landfall, staking out a part of the Texas Gulf Coast south of Houston bracing for the destructive winds and pummeling rains.
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But that does not mean this silencing of Celtic Park was entirely without significance, or that it can be written off as a meaningless mismatch, a heavyweight pummeling a fly.
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Players never feel as fresh as they do as when training camp begins, and then they spend the next five months — if they even last that long — pummeling their bodies.
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"Geez," they cried during Nadal's 236-22017, 13-21, 219-215, 1-hour-41-minute pummeling of Alexandr Dolgopolov in the fourth round of the United States Open on Monday.
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Familiar episodes of this score — the pummeling "Dances of the Young Girls," the ritualistic "Spring Rounds," the mysterious introduction to the second part — came through with stunning freshness and clarity.
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The British producer Sophie loves to test the outer limits of dance music, pummeling listeners with sped-up vocal samples and percussive rhythms to the point of blissful sensory overload.
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In the video, which was taken from Trump's appearance at WWE's Wrestlemania in 2007, Trump is seen tackling and then pummeling a man with CNN's logo superimposed over his face.
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And beneath the foot and the flu were other worries — namely, about the recklessly accelerating gush of world events that I'd been pummeling myself with many times an hour online.
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She repeats that skill throughout, coupling shout-along choruses with pummeling production from people like Kenny Beats and Tay Keith, who know how to make 808s feel like blast-beats.
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BJK is a TITAN in women's sports -- most notably for pummeling Bobby Riggs (who was 55) in a co-ed tennis match dubbed the "Battle Of The Sexes" back in 1973.
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I push this attitude to such an extent that I usually play the massive tank Reinhardt in Overwatch, getting endless satisfaction out of pummeling the folks around me with their projectiles.
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Faraone first released on the vinyl-only offshoot Drumcode Limited with his Uncompromised Mood EP back in 2013, and comes back strong this time with four pummeling cuts of deep techno.
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The Syrian government launched a renewed effort this month to wrest the eastern half of the city away from rebel forces, regularly pummeling the rebel-held territory with airstrikes and bombing.
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At the start of the clip, two men, reportedly part of the Turkish Coast Guard, are seen pummeling the small rubber dinghy packed with refugees and migrants with two long oars.
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Click here to view original GIFTennesseeTrump is pummeling the other candidates in Tennessee, currently polling at around 36 percent, with Cruz at just 19 percent and Rubio at just 12 percent.
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The incident with Rather has eerie parallels to the Fox News debate this spring, when Ted Cruz started pummeling the moderators rather than his opponents, earning wild cheers from the crowd.
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Wood Harris -- who starred as Avon Barksdale on the hit HBO series "The Wire" -- won't face any criminal charges after allegedly pummeling his girlfriend, who is now threatening further legal action.
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A Reddit user who has posted anti-Semitic graphics in the past has taken credit for the video that shows Trump pummeling a man with a CNN logo as his head.
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Irma was about 450 miles (724 km) southeast of Miami, Florida, early Friday after saturating the northern coasts of the Dominican Republic and Haiti and pummeling the Turks and Caicos Islands.
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Retired WWE star Ric Flair, a noted fan of the Cleveland Cavaliers, apparently found occasion to combine his past career with his current fandom by pummeling a Golden State Warriors supporter.
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That was when, with a six-run lead, a thin bullpen and their hitters pummeling Tigers pitching, the phone rang in the Yankees' bullpen and Kirby Yates began to warm up.
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North of Houston the city of Port Arthur, which along with Beaumont was devastated in August by Harvey's floods, was swamped again Tuesday by the weather system now pummeling points south.
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Mr. Sanchez said he threw a punch and shoved Mr. Hubbard to try to get him to back off, before three or four people jumped on him and started pummeling him.
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One pummeling occurs after he learns, from Eddy's mother, that his ten-year-old son has been drawn into sexual relations with a group of neighborhood boys, including a male cousin.
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Britain has been left in the hands of the pound-pummeling, self-destructing Brexiters of the Conservative Party, who see how careful they should have been about what they wished for.
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Her victory was clear when Trump pivoted from defending himself to pummeling Rubio, saying that if fraud was the topic, Rubio's poor record of attendance in the Senate should be examined.
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The fourth nor'easter storm in three weeks was pummeling the Northeast Wednesday, bringing an all-too-familiar mix of snow, sleet, and misery from Washington, DC, through much of New England.
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Emily's List reports a staggering figure of more than 16,000 women reaching out to them expressing a desire to run for office, pummeling the previous record of just under 1,000. Sen.
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He is the gilded arm behind an offense that has slapped 35-plus points on the board for three straight games, including a 47-25 pummeling of Green Bay last week.
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But Mr. Trump, emboldened by recent trade "wins" secured by the threat of automobile tariffs, is preparing to test with more formidable economies his strategy of pummeling trade partners into submission.
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The premiere toed the delicate blue line that is our planet's atmosphere, explaining how a pummeling dust storm in Africa can affect the river of cloud flowing through the Amazonian sky.
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Trump tweeted a GIF that took an old clip of himself appearing in a pro wrestling competition, Photoshopped to depict him pummeling a person with a CNN logo for a head.
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They were a moody band with equally volatile songs that alternated between pummeling hard-rock stubbornness and fuzzy dream-pop serenity, instantly recognizable by Mr. Corgan's sulky, nasal shrieks and moans.
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These albums set the stage for 2016's A Weird Exits and 2017's Orc, which saw the band's newly minted two-drummer lineup offer their most pummeling compositions to date.
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President Trump has spent two days pummeling Harley-Davidson over its decision to move some production abroad, threatening to tax the motorcycle company and warning it would lose its American allure.
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The ferocity of the typhoon in some ways eclipsed Hurricane Florence on the other side of the world, pummeling the Mid-Atlantic Coast of the United States with life-threatening rains.
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But I most dread the rhyming history we are plunged into now: the merciless pummeling of a woman who dares to obstruct the glide path of a conservative Supreme Court nominee.
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MOSCOW — Russia's vast security apparatus often displays its power through brutal actions: burly police officers in riot gear pummeling protesters or mysterious thugs assaulting and occasionally assassinating opposition politicians and journalists.
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Asked by a reporter Monday evening whether he feared that Republicans would keep up the pummeling in a public hearing on Russia hosted by his committee on Thursday, Mr. Schiff laughed.
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Others have used the exploits to covertly ensnare thousands of computers to harness their bandwidth to launch distributed denial-of-service attacks by pummeling other systems with massive amounts of internet traffic.
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And now we add this: One of tech's most prestigious venture capital firms is publicly and legally pummeling the former CEO of its own portfolio company with 38 pages of gnarly allegations.
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Irma was about 495 miles (795 km) southeast of Miami, Florida, early on Friday, after soaking the northern coasts of the Dominican Republic and Haiti and pummeling the Turks and Caicos Islands.
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This footage shows giant wave after giant wave pummeling a ship and when you think they've finally weathered the storm, in comes the biggest and baddest wave that smacks the boat silly.
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When called into action, Cavill's Walker is so savage a fighter that he's hard to watch at times, whether he's landing pummeling body blows or bashing his opponents into a bathroom sink.
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There's still lots of money in the bank The other factor that is pummeling Apple's sales is the overall decline in China's economy, which has affected the greater luxury goods market already.
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A furious man with a weak mustache has just headbutted him to the floor and is now sitting on his chest, screaming in slow motion and pummeling his face with both fists.
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This morning, the storm is between Cuba and the Turks and Caicos, after pummeling Barbuda and St. Martin, and is expected to pass through the Bahamas before slamming into Miami this weekend.
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Another movement, about a shepherd boy who cannot read, began with tender music for the baritone, here the earnest, youthful Nmon Ford, and built to a pummeling outburst for the full forces.
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Part of the reason the destruction on the island was so devastating was that the storm completely stalled over the Bahamas, pummeling it with devastating hurricane conditions for almost two full days.
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That will make his supporters more likely to view this entire episode, walkback and all, as more media pummeling of Trump, rather than a grave self-inflicted wound on the international stage.
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This piece opens with a bang, 144 of them to be exact: endless iterations of a pummeling chord in the orchestra, which this score weights heavily with brass, winds, percussion and synthesizers.
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Read more: Photos and videos show Hurricane Dorian pummeling the Bahamas with rain, wind, and massive flooding: 'Please pray for us'"This is a deadly storm and a monster storm," he said.
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They see themselves as grafting steel onto the spines of squishy Democrats, showing appreciation for Democrats who fight and obstruct, and verbally pummeling Republicans who acquiesce to Trump out of party loyalty.
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It also stirred pushback from some critics who found the music too blatant: How many episodes of pummeling percussion, gnashing chords, screeching brass and sorrowfully wafting string melodies can one piece contain?
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Hurricane Irma is currently pummeling the north coast of Cuba as a category 4 storm but is expected to strengthen as it leaves Cuba, according to the National Hurricane Center's latest dispatch.
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BERLIN — A relic of the relentless pummeling that flattened much of Germany more than 21945 years ago forced tens of thousands of people to temporarily abandon their homes on Sunday in Frankfurt.
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Though the Wonder Years have never reached MCR-level notoriety, they appeal to a similar emo sensibility, their early songs packed with frantic suburban angst, acrobatic vocals, big choruses and pummeling guitars.
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Nikki Haley, the US ambassador to the UN, decried the pummeling of Ghouta and said Washington was "prepared to act" if the Security Council failed to demand an immediate, 30-day ceasefire.
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But the toll on her was obvious during her testimony yesterday, which was riveting less for the facts and more because of her reaction to the pummeling from Trump and his allies.
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" In one of the manifestoes he began issuing in 21960, he described it as "an art that re-enacts the obsession with destruction, the pummeling to which individuals and masses are subjected.
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With the grueling government shutdown behind us — for now — late-night hosts have let up on their political focus, and are preoccupied instead with the frigid weather pummeling much of the country.
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Then the music takes off — and how, with frenzied runs in each hand crisscrossing like strands of unhinged counterpoint, bursts of pummeling cluster chords leaping the length of the keyboard, and more.
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"In time, you will know what it will be like to lose," Thanos (Josh Brolin) says, before the trailer cuts to shots of his invasion on Earth and him pummeling Iron Man.
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Some sites can be stabilized or buffered with mangroves or oyster beds, but when it comes to safeguarding them from pummeling rain or surging waves of a hurricane-strength storm, options are limited.
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In August, an Asian-owned Brooklyn salon, Happy Red Apple Nails, shuttered after surveillance footage emerged of staff pummeling a black woman customer with broomsticks after she complained about a $5 eyebrow service.
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The fourth nor'easter in just three weeks is pummeling the East Coast, bringing heavy snow and sleet to the most populated part of the U.S., from Washington, D.C. northeastward to Boston on Wednesday.
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The President is also pummeling Schiff for reading a parody of his call with Ukraine's leader at a hearing with the acting Director of National Intelligence, instead of the actual White House summary.
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Kansas was much more convincing in its own showdown with a ranked opponent, pummeling No. 163 Baylor 102-74 on Saturday for its 25th straight conference-opening win and 31st consecutive home victory.
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If you happen to be on the east coast of the U.S., you're likely in the path of the wintery "bomb cyclone" that has been steadily pummeling the coast since early Friday morning.
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After gathering strength from the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico overnight, Hurricane Michael blasted across the Florida Panhandle Wednesday afternoon, pummeling the area with winds up to 155 miles per hour.
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The right stick dodges left and right and backflips, so it's with the left that you need to both position Gene and keep track of the surrounding faces he's supposed to be pummeling.
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Those include a shortage of workers, sand and pressure pumping capacity needed for hydraulic fracturing — the process of freeing oil and gas from shale rock by pummeling it with water, minerals and chemicals.
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There's nothing quite like hearing a corker from your childhood when you least expect it, or a style far removed from the pummeling music you've been listening to for the past two hours.
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Texcore, a new EP for Yellow Claw's Barong Family, reads as a statement of intent—fast as fuck and absolutely pummeling in a way that breaking cinder blocks with your forehead might be.
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Billie Jean King is a TITAN in women's sports -- most notably for pummeling Bobby Riggs (who was 55) in a co-ed tennis match dubbed the "Battle Of The Sexes" back in 1973.
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Sanders' first appearance in the frame, beginning around the twenty-second mark, shows him stumbling down a ramp and then into a couch, with as many as three men pummeling him from behind.
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The mining boom is being driven by demand for sand among "frackers" — drillers who extract oil and gas from underground rock formations by pummeling them with water, minerals and chemicals at high pressure.
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The death comes as the U.S. braces for Hurricane Dorian, which is heading to the mainland as a Category 2 storm after pummeling the Bahamas as a Category 5 hurricane over the weekend.
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In the Prokofiev, she dispatched the tangles of passagework, pummeling chords and arm-blurring bursts of octaves with excitingly effortless virtuosity, while also highlighting the music's moments of lyrical richness and poetic musing.
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The 6-foot-2, 235-pound 20-year-old defensive lineman is seen pummeling a woman, allegedly "Sophia Taylor" (not confirmed), with both fists as another woman punches and kicks her as well.
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Yet the performance itself is oddly hypnotic, a complete surrender to a movie that, at its core, is mainly concerned with bodies: at rest and in motion, swarming and pummeling, wounded and wasted.
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As COVID-19 spreads around the world — devastating economies and pummeling markets — Wall Street analysts are renewing a phrase JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon popularized during the financial crisis of 2007 to 2009.
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When asked if the impeachment process weakened his position at NATO, Trump insisted it did not, even though his administration has been pummeling Democrats for holding an impeachment hearing while Trump is overseas.
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" After pummeling Mike Bloomberg on the debate stage, she had even more pep in her step than usual — she even broke into a little dance as her revved-up supporters chanted "Persist, persist.
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Still, he pushed pummeling sections so hard that the sound turned raw and harsh; there was no place left to go during the final, harrowing "Death of Tybalt" section except over the top.
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And yet, on August 9, the day of the attack, this law on armed conflict was ignored with impunity by the US-backed, Saudi-led coalition that is pummeling Yemen with daily strikes.
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The winter storm pummeling the eastern half of the United States has created incredibly dangerous travel conditions across the nation, resulting in numerous accidents and three deaths in two separate crashes outside of Baltimore.
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Awesome.What It&aposs Like to Get Caught in an AvalancheSnowboarder Tom Oye was snowboarding in Whistler, Canada when he got caught in a pummeling…Read more ReadYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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Jordan will also repeat what soon becomes athletic commission lore: that Mago came out at one point to watch part of the Stevens-Golovkin fight — suggesting that the boxer seemed fine after his pummeling.
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After Hurricane Matthew rolled through the Caribbean and killed nearly 900 people in Haiti, the storm continued along the US Southeastern coast, pummeling states like Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina all weekend.
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The grainy 22-second scene of grown men flailing, tumbling and pummeling on an airplane lingered on social media for a couple of days before breaking out onto television newscasts and news organizations' websites.
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Authorities have not filed criminal charges against the woman in the clip, which seemingly shows her pummeling a crying girl before grabbing a boy by the hair and punching him repeatedly in the head.
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Crevasse, on the other hand, are sworn to a particularly pummeling blend of hardcore, powerviolence, d-beat, and doom that treads heavily, and only takes two or three minutes to pack a serous wallop.
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In cinema's earliest years, moviegoers thrilled not to stories but what the scholar Tom Gunning calls "the cinema of attractions," with its eye-pummeling shocks and tricks; we're still getting pummeled, story or no.
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Though not at all a begrudging assertion for Kinsella, who, after 20 years leading Joan of Arc through 23 albums and a seemingly unrelenting pummeling by critics, has never been distressed by outside forces.
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And not just anyone: The lauded and powerful—our liberal political elite, the very best among us—have spent the whole of 2016 vigorously pummeling themselves, striding blindly into rake after rake after rake.
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The reasoning behind the Metal Performance nomination is obvious—despite the cleaner melodic touches they often employ, the music is undeniably heavy, based on pummeling, death metal-adjacent riffs and a truly massive atmosphere.
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King's rented bungalow sat at the top of a residential street on a small foothill, but with a blizzard still pummeling the town, the Uber driver found his S.U.V. sliding down the icy grade.
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He had thrashed me, too, after two dozen site visits — though mine was no spiritual pummeling, just the fatigue of a wasted globe-trotter who'd negotiated the crowds along the canals far too fast.
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But it would stop short of what the North Korean leader wants, which is for China to use its power at the United Nations to reverse the sanctions that are pummeling his country's economy.
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All the pulling, prodding, pummeling and, yes, punching can make you feel like the dummy in a model-mugging defense class, but you will walk outside feeling as limber and light as a ghost.
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Warplanes have pounded roads across the region, in order to destroy infrastructure and choke the territory economically, while helicopters are pummeling towns with weapons including barrel bombs (oil drums filled with explosives and shrapnel).
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Montgomery F. Moran stepped down as co-chief executive of Chipotle late last year after several food safety failures at the chain, which caused an exodus of customers and a pummeling on Wall Street.
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On Thursday, the day she publicly presented her long-awaited, 585-page deal to withdraw from the bloc, or Brexit, she took such a pummeling that her survival as prime minister was in question.
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Even the most northern pockets in Tallahassee, the capital, and the small towns along the Florida-Georgia line, were cowering with the rest of the state for a thorough pummeling from tropical-force winds.
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But the president, furious about the pummeling he has taken in the news media in recent days, began casting about for a solution to the politically damaging situation, people familiar with his thinking said.
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It was a notable difference from his disposition in the pressure-cooker courtroom where Gates had testified a year ago against his longtime boss and took a pummeling during questions from Manafort's defense lawyer.
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In May, Mr. Santos was arrested and kicked out of a men's shelter in East Flatbush, Brooklyn, after he was accused of pummeling a 24-year-old resident in the face, the police said.
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He posted on Twitter an old video clip of him at a World Wrestling Entertainment event in which he appears to be pummeling his opponent, who has the CNN logo superimposed on his head.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — For two men who make their living traveling to the same places and pummeling balls across the same nets, Rafael Nadal and Nick Kyrgios have long appeared to have little in common.
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CONRAD TAO, APRIL 5 Performing in the crypt of the Church of the Intercession in Harlem, this fearless young pianist tore into long, flinty, pummeling works by Frederic Rzewski inspired by American protest songs.
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Nikolaj Korndorf's "Music for Owen Underhill and his Magnificent Eight" (1997), for a small but highly potent ensemble, opens in a pummeling mood, with swirls of woodwinds rising off an angry musical dust storm.
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The former three-term New York mayor is plummeting in online betting markets one day after taking a two-hour pummeling from his Democratic rivals during his first appearance on a presidential debate stage.
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But with huge swaths of North Carolina barely recovered from the state's pummeling by Hurricane Florence, the scrape with Dorian left people across the state wondering how much more of this they could take.
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EditorsNote: minor tweaks throughout The Arizona Diamondbacks put up double-figure runs for a second consecutive game Saturday, pummeling the host San Francisco Giants 23-213 in a matchup of National League West clubs.
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Nikolaj Korndorf's "Music for Owen Underhill and his Magnificent Eight" (1997), for a small but highly potent ensemble, opens in a pummeling mood, with swirls of woodwinds rising off an angry musical dust storm.
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Though this recital was a workout, Mr. Trifonov had enough stamina for encores: two of Prokofiev's raw, pummeling "Sarcasms," and a beautiful account of an arrangement of the slow movement from Chopin's Cello Sonata.
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After four months of criticism from Democrats over the failure to extend CHIP, Republicans are pummeling the minority for holding up the spending bill now that the CHIP funding extension is attached to it.
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Eventually Bruce's relentless advance caused Wong to stumble over a small step, into an untenable position on the floor where Bruce hollered "Do you yield?" in Cantonese over and over while pummeling him repeatedly.
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The decision to no longer allow CNN articles came after the news network published a story Tuesday about Redditor HanAssholeSolo, who claimed he created a WrestleMania GIF featuring Donald Trump pummeling a CNN logo.
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The storm has already dumped historic amounts of water, pummeling at least one Houston Metro weather station with almost 40 inches of rain between 8PM CT, Thursday and 10AM CT, Monday, according to Weather Underground.
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I don't care much for sports or superb owls, but in between men running into each other while fighting for a ball last night, advertisers put extra effort into pummeling their products into our brains.
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It is ironic that after waiting years for the long-heralded mine supply crunch to arrive, zinc bulls are now starting to see it materialise at a time when demand woes are pummeling the price.
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That's what popped into my head the moment the elevator doors at the Met Breuer slid open to reveal "Gigantomachy II" (21986), his enormous unstretched canvas crammed with nude men pummeling each other into pulp.
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In practice, it's two CGI effects whaling on each other, and shouting manifestos: "The world only makes sense if you force it to," Batman yells at Superman while pummeling him repeatedly for no discernable reason.
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Sources who were present tell us James mostly talked to Austin about how to protect himself legally after being arrested last week for pummeling the star with a pickax -- much like James did in 2016.
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Research published in the journal Environmental Research Letters found that future storms — enhanced by rising seas and carrying more water — could bring three times the amount of economic damage than infrastructure-pummeling tempests do today.
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With hurricane season only two weeks away, I asked Dr. Irwin Redlener, the director of Columbia University's National Center for Disaster Preparedness, if communities struck by last year's devastating storms were prepared for another pummeling.
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Read more: Photos and videos show Hurricane Dorian pummeling the Bahamas with rain, wind, and devastating floodingThe Iceye satellite used radar to capture the images, as it enabled the camera to penetrate the cloud cover.
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Clinton and her allies spent nearly $21.4 million on advertising in June alone, according to the Campaign Media Analysis Group, pummeling Mr. Trump over his temperament, his statements and his mocking of a disabled reporter.
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Jake Paul ain't just training for his superfight with YouTube star Deji by pummeling his friends in his living room boxing ring ... he tells TMZ Sports he's getting LEGIT coaching from "Sugar" Shane Mosley too!
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In some shows that leaves the viewer with a certain punch-drunk fatigue — "All right, let's get on with it; jerk me around with another surprise" — but the appealing cast here makes the pummeling pleasurable.
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Further pummeling his foes, Maduro named five senior officials as "protectors" for the states won by the opposition, undermining its influence on the ground by granting new funding and parallel responsibilities to government figures there.
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A crucial question is whether the administration's strategy of pummeling allies with attacks, threats and tariffs can yield not just revised trade agreements, but also the trust needed to undertake a concerted campaign against China.
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The storm was then stalled by a high-pressure system in the Atlantic Ocean, and after relentlessly pummeling the Bahamas, The New York Times reported Tuesday that it had fallen to a Category 2 storm.
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Melson's YouTube rollout, like Bryce's, is replete with stirring proletarian imagery: neighborhoods festooned with American flags, an aloof Republican incumbent dodging town halls, Melson alone in the ring pummeling the air with slow-motion jabs.
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At the time, that aesthetic was brighter and crisper than the sound of My Bloody Valentine, perhaps the most prominent name in shoegaze, which combined pummeling rhythms, searing walls of distortion and obsessive studio trickery.
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The island of Grand Bahama was subjected to a particularly brutal pummeling as the hurricane came to a near-standstill for most of the day, spewing sustained winds as high as 180 miles per hour.
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Iran has a long track record of hacking U.S. targets, including pummeling U.S. banks with overwhelming network traffic to force them offline in 2012 and hacking control systems at a New York dam in 2013.
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U.S. wind and hail storms are typically challenging for U.S. insurers during the quarter, often tearing apart homeowners' roofs and pummeling cars in auto dealership lots, and wreaking other havoc that triggers spates of claims.
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Inevitably, a threat to one of his children forces him to pull the costume out of mothballs and power up his fists, which are equally effective pummeling his foes as firing lightning bolts at them.
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On Wednesday, when both the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 saw 2018 gains wiped out, and the pummeling in the tech stocks left the Nasdaq down 8 percent for October, O'Leary was buying.
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But the gnarly amount of damage it took all came from a vicious thunderstorm, pummeling the flying metal tube with so much hail it shattered the front windshield and ripped half of the nose clean off.
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The storm, which was expected to continue for the next few days, started pummeling the country on Tuesday, bringing unseasonable autumn snow to parts of the South Island and small tornados in the central north island.
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The flurry of storm activity comes after Hurricane Harvey killed about 60 and caused property damage estimated as high as $180 billion after pummeling the coasts of Texas and Louisiana with torrential rain and severe flooding.
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When they're not pummeling a website with usernames and passwords from a long list of stolen credentials, they're scraping the price of hotels or train tickets and odds from betting sites to get the best data.
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Irma's blinding rain and powerful winds began pummeling Caibarién, Cuba, late Friday as the outer bands of the massive storm made their entrance, knocking out power in a town that normally would be busy with tourists.
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Japan's heatwave comes after the country experienced some of the worst flooding in recent years when a unique set of weather conditions led to a massive amount of rain pummeling an area not prepared for it.
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This year, I ended up in a Target in Rochester, New York several days after the first snowstorm I'd experienced of the year and several weeks after being blindsided by a pummeling force of another kind.
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In April, the guys play Coachella for the first time—the only Mexican band on the bill—bringing their pummeling rhythms, strung-out melodies, and lyrics rooted in quotidian ennui to their biggest US crowd yet.
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More often, as the children tried to fall asleep on empty stomachs, they could hear their father pummeling their mother after coming home from a dinner of chicken and beer in town, in San José Poaquil.
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EditorsNote: adds to second graf Jesus Aguilar homered and drove in three runs, and the Milwaukee Brewers clinched a first-place tie in the National League Central by pummeling the visiting Detroit Tigers 23-20 on Sunday.
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Click here to view original GIFSnowboarder Tom Oye was snowboarding in Whistler, Canada when he got caught in a pummeling avalanche, and it's beyond terrifying because we get to see the entire harrowing slide down the mountain.
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The Prez claims he's watched the video footage of A$AP's street brawl in Stockholm, which shows him trying to play peacemaker before finally losing his cool and absolutely pummeling his attacker, who has a criminal record.
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Clinton had dramatically outspent Trump on the airwaves since the campaign moved into general-election mode, pummeling him for encouraging violence at his rallies and for implying that his Scottish golf course would profit from the Brexit.
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While some songs are so unexpected it's disorienting, like the sweeping eight-minute "Western" and the relentlessly pummeling "Near DT,MI," the band's technical skills as musicians are the only threads that manage to hold everything together.
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The U.N's Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, Stephen O'Brien, said he was "deeply alarmed by the ferocious pummeling of eastern Aleppo" and reiterated U.N. calls for a pause in fighting, medical evacuations and access for aid.
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Built around a pummeling kick drum and a few acid belches, the 280-minute full version is a night drive through techno's desolate monochromatic landscapes, a broken-headlights exploration of the unknown industrial areas surrounding dance music.
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The development appears likely to revive an internal House debate about whether to permit remote voting for lawmakers amid a pandemic that's ravaging the country, pummeling the economy and limiting members' ability to travel across the country.
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Within moments, four other inmates rushed the officer, kicking and pummeling him for about eight seconds until two correction officers came to his aid, including one who used pepper spray, according to a video of the attack.
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KUNDUZ, Afghanistan — Mohammad Anas, a college student, sheltered with friends and relatives in a mosque as they listened, terrified, to the boom of American airstrikes pummeling Taliban positions near their village in northern Afghanistan on Nov. 242.
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Far better known is Mr. Duque's longtime mentor, Álvaro Uribe, a firebrand ex-president who delivered pummeling blows against the country's main rebel group and drug traffickers over his eight years in office, from 2002 to 2010.
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In Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte" on Friday, the sublimely serene first-act trio, "Soave sia il vento" ("May the wind be gentle"), couldn't calm a pummeling downpour or gusts strong enough to waft rain onto the audience.
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Spanish authorities said Elsa was likely to continue pummeling central and southern Spain and that Fabien would bring winds of up to 140 km/hour and waves as high as 9 metres (30 ft) in the north.
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The wild two hours of rapid fire attacks, and pummeling of Bloomberg revealed a Democratic primary race defined by the desperation that comes when six candidates all plausibly see a non-zero probability of winning the nomination.
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Federer struck two rasping backhand winners in the fifth game and raced across the turf to punish Raonic for failing to put away a volley, pummeling a forehand straight through the ducking Canadian to seize a decisive break.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Roche has no plans to sell its diabetes testing business, despite a pummeling in the past three years from U.S. price cuts, and the Swiss drugmaker expects the unit to return to sales growth in 2017.
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It was only a temporary reprieve for the Russian, though, and Wozniacki reasserted her control, pummeling a two-fisted backhand down the line to win the match, before firing a ball into the upper tier of the stands.
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Solar flares three times more powerful than what we've seen in modern times may have produced the chemistry needed for life to develop by pummeling the Earth with charged particles 4 billion years ago, a new study suggests.
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Even when tremolo picking, or smacking together pummeling drum programming, there's an inherent uplift that reminds me as much of the cosmic wanderings of Manuel Gottsching or Popol Vuh as they do of any of their solo efforts.
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Both were in that March 26, 1997, game: an early defensive struggle with Jamie Pushor, and later a one-sided pummeling of Aaron Ward (that saw Severyn wind up half naked, as was the custom of the time).
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"In order to do that, Russia has asked this council to focus its attention on the one part of Syria where the Assad regime isn't pummeling civilians to death with barrel bombs or banned chemical weapons," Currie said.
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Hurricane Dorian made landfall in the Bahamas on Sunday as a Category 5 storm, pummeling parts of the Great Abaco and Grand Bahama islands with heavy rains, strong winds, and flooding of up to 23 feet of water.
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PUNTO FIJO, Venezuela (Reuters) - Struggling to feed herself and her seven children, Venezuelan mother Zulay Pulgar asked a neighbor in October to take over care of her six-year-old daughter, a victim of a pummeling economic crisis.
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Late last year, "Gay Guerrilla," a book of essays that takes its title from one of Eastman's pummeling signature works, was published; it includes the first substantial attempt to tell the story of his eventful, finally tragic life.
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Hurricane Dorian, the most powerful hurricane on record to hit the Bahamas, parked itself over part of the archipelago for almost two days earlier this week, pummeling it with Category 13 winds, with some gusts topping 200 mph.
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I can't help but think that part of the problem might be that the video seemed to fit in so perfectly with the narrative that the media and other interests have been pummeling viewers with for a week.
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The "Dies Irae" section, in which the chorus and orchestra evoke the "day of wrath" when judgment will come and the world will be consumed by ashes, had the hellish fervor and pummeling intensity any performance must summon.
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Mike Mullen, then chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said "we can't kill our way to victory," the cornerstone of American policy in Afghanistan has been not about obliterating the Taliban but pummeling them toward peace talks.
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Turkey, which supports Syria's opposition forces, has pushed back, pummeling the advancing Syrian units with artillery and killing dozens of Syrian troops and allied fighters, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a London-based war monitor.
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Obama, a magnetic campaigner and singular political personality, was never able to transfer his aura to other Democrats -- and he took a pummeling in midterm elections that cost his party the House and effectively stunted his legislative agenda.
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Britain's June 22 referendum on European Union membership resulted in a shock win for the Leave camp, sending investors scurrying for the safety of bonds, pummeling stock markets and pushing sterling to 26-year lows against the dollar.
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"Full-Blown Meltdown," the record's most audibly pissed-off track (an outlier on an album full of earworm-y hooks), directly addresses Stefan Babcock's songwriting: "How long will self-destruction be alluring?" he yells through pummeling, thrashy guitar.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The world's strongest storm this year, Typhoon Mangkhut, continued its path of destruction across Southeast Asia over the weekend, reaching mainland China on Sunday afternoon after pummeling Hong Kong and killing dozens in the Philippines.
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After devastating the Bahamas and pummeling North Carolina, Dorian lashed at far-eastern Canada with hurricane-force winds Sunday, knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of people before weakening and heading into the North Atlantic, AP reports.
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The visit provided a rare moment of bipartisan consensus as elected officials from both sides of the aisle took turns pummeling the executive for what regulators have called "widespread illegal" sales practices at one of America's largest banks.
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"In order to do that, Russia has asked this council to focus its attention on the one part of Syria where the Assad regime isn't pummeling civilians to death with barrel bombs or banned chemical weapons," she said.
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The album races from pummeling riffs to blissed out choruses on the explosive "Doomed User," and up through misty turbulence on "Phantom Bride," a late album highlight set aflame by soulful lead guitar from Alice in Chains' Jerry Cantrell.
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Obviously, they're displeased with the lower courts' rulings — which are, cumulatively, the kind of pummeling you're more likely to see in a Road Runner cartoon, with the administration playing Wile E. Coyote — and hope to see them pushed aside.
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Their first EP 2016's Lips & Skull broadcasted the Toronto-via-Sudbury quartet's disparate impulses over five songs, frantically alternating between from pummeling post-punk ("Devotion" and "Caught On A Wire") and frenetic alt-rockers ("Lips & Skull" and "Errands").
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He certainly drew out the music's character: the curious mix of Wagnerian surging and symphonic rigor in the Allegro; the weighty, pummeling energy of the Scherzo; the throbbing, melting expressivity of the Adagio; the architectonic grandeur of the finale.
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But in a pared-down production by Peter Sellars (also the work's librettist) this summer at Santa Fe Opera — an enormous sphere hung above a bare stage — it was lean and surreal, alternating lush, ominous sensuality and pummeling intensity.
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In a boldly operatic touch, Jupiter (the rich-voiced tenor Benjamin Hulett) renders his verdict about the impending marriage by sending down thunder and fury, captured in the orchestra with pummeling drums and registered in chorus with terrified exhortations.
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Iran has routinely tested the boundaries of what it could get away with in cyberspace, including pummeling U.S. banks after the Obama administration imposed new sanctions in 2012 and hacking control systems at a New York dam in 2013.
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The storm was tracking into the Plains Friday and expected to track east through the weekend — into the Midwest by Saturday and the Northeast on Sunday — pummeling a huge portion of the country with snow, ice or flash flooding.
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The European Space Agency's BepiColombo spacecraft, which will arrive at the planet Mercury in 2025, carries a similar temperature-measuring instrument, and that could tell whether there was a jump in all the pummeling at the same time there.
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This pummeling composition was originally conceived as the musical accompaniment to the 15-minute film, but due to their differences, eventually the filmmakers and composer chose to let their creations evolve separately (although the film credits always included Antheil).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Londoners fed up with Brexit can vent their rage with a special gym routine that includes high-intensity exercises like pummeling punchbags bearing photographs of some of the main players like Boris Johnson and Jean-Claude Juncker.
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To celebrate 10 glorious years of taut and tracky, pounding and pummeling house, techno and tech-house, we've asked a few of Rekids' biggest names—including Nina Kraviz and Spencer Parker—to talk us through their favorite releases to date.
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It was a similar story in the third set with both players pummeling each other until Wawrinka broke Dolgopolov a second time to clinch victory and deny the world number 89 his first third round spot in Paris since 2011.
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But while the band is still processing their rise from the best act at the house show to hyped festival favorites, everything from their pummeling 2014 debut Pennsylvania and a pair of excellent 7-inches proves the ascent is well-earned.
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The Saudi-engineered policy of maintaining high production has squeezed American drillers whose costs are higher due to their reliance on hydraulic fracturing, the process of pummeling shale rock with water, minerals and chemicals to free oil and natural gas.
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Half-covered in shadow, Jake LaMotta — the Bronx prizefighter played by Robert DeNiro in Raging Bull — unleashes his fury in a jail cell, screaming at his jailers and pummeling a wall until his body sags and his bellows turn to sobs.
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Thon has been keeping a low profile all summer after pummeling the Philippine basketball team very early in the offseason, so it is very nice to see him perched atop the back of a speedboat with D.J. Wilson in Miami.
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Not long ago, I went to a makeup master class led by the renowned MUA, and after five minutes of prodding and pummeling my cheeks pre-makeup, I discovered the foundation, blush, and highlighter I applied afterwards had never looked better.
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A chief contributor was surging U.S. production over the last decade as wildcatters harnessed the power of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, a method of releasing oil and gas from shale rock by pummeling it with water, minerals, and chemicals.
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Some 6.5 million people, about a third of the state's population, had been ordered to evacuate southern Florida as the storm approached the U.S. mainland after pummeling Cuba with 36-foot-tall (11-m) waves and ravaging several smaller Caribbean islands.
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Police reports claim that the man also shouted homophobic slurs at the 20-year-old victim before pummeling her in the back of the head, injuring her so badly in the process that she was later taken to Elmhurst Hospital Centre.
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While other people pointed out that this picture was similar to an earlier snap of Beyoncé leaning over Jay-Z to talk to Jake Gyllenhaal, that didn't stop the Hive from finding Curran's Instagram and absolutely pummeling it with bees.
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I can't say I learned anything new about Doss or his fellow soldiers in those scenes, but the sheer pummeling of gunfire, explosions, and shattered limbs compelled me to sympathize with them in a way that earlier scenes never could.
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Mirai, a powerful botnet made up of hundreds of thousands of hijacked Internet of Things devices and responsible for the "largest ever" distributed denial-of-service attack, began pummeling the kill switch domain with a deluge of junk internet traffic.
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The short-lived storm won't have a chance to develop into a Hurricane Michael-like beast with 22019 mph winds, but the tempest will still bring serious threats to both southern Louisiana and Mississippi in the form of pummeling rains.
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All of the tracks, which come in well under a half hour in total, soar with the same unnerving energy thanks to the pummeling rhythm section of bassist Hirochan and drummer Kahokiss, and the breathless vocal performance from singer/guitarist Accorinrin.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - An Arctic blast pummeling the northern United States on Monday is forecast to break more than 400 cold-temperature records in the next 48 hours and bring a potentially crop-damaging freeze to Texas and other Gulf states.
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Halep broke back with a pummeling forehand for 103-3 but dropped serve again at 4-4 when she netted at the end of a baseline duel and Hsieh then calmly held serve to take the contest into a decider.
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Harmful exploration activities begin with seismic airgun blasting — ships towing miles-long arrays of seismic airguns and related equipment pummeling the ocean with very loud explosions of air that are used to search for potential oil deposits below the seafloor.
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"Trump numbers remain steady in the mid-forties as the pummeling in the press he took in the last month failed to create much change in the face of a strong economy," said Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll co-director Mark Penn.
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The brassy single "Arabesque" boasts a pummeling afrobeat inspired rhythm, a sample of Nigerian music icon Fela Kuti incanting "music is the weapon," his son Femi Kuti performing a blistering sax solo, and his son Made Kuti on the horn arrangements.
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In a boxing match or MMA fight, we watch the skill of the combatants and for the vast majority of spectators, we cringe and cheer at the pummeling that ensues, knowing that the fighters are essentially protected by those around them.
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Van Uytvanck, ranked 47th, knocked out the defending champion, third-seeded Garbiñe Muguruza, 5-7, 6-193, 6-1, in the second round, pummeling the favored player down the stretch with 18 winners to 7 in the final two sets.
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Puerto Rico is nine days away from the first anniversary of Hurricane Maria, which crossed the Lesser Antilles before pummeling the island, knocking out power, damaging more than 300,000 homes and claiming some 3,000 lives over the subsequent five months.
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After pummeling Trinidad and Tobago, 6-0, he insisted the game's only meaning came in qualifying the United States for the next round, though Pulisic, who had been on the field for the bitter World Cup elimination, wasn't quite so circumspect.
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But listen to their latest albums — Mr. Torn's pummeling, acid-drenched "Sun of Goldfinger," which came out last month; Mr. Monder's moody and entrancing double CD, "Day After Day," due out Friday — and you'll find two very different ways of answering.
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It seems counterintuitive to slow an object by pummeling it, but the reason it works is similar to how you slow down on a playground swing set, says physicist Lukas Novotny of ETH Zurich, who was not involved in the work.
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Despite years of pummeling by Republican-controlled legislatures that have sought to weaken their power, unions are still viewed by Democrats as an important constituency: A Gallup poll conducted in August found that 82 percent of Democrats approve of unions.
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The brutal storm pummeling the Houston area is likely to rank as one of the nation's costliest natural disasters, with tens of billions in lost economic activity and property damage across a region crucial to the energy, chemical and shipping industries.
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Economic disruptions caused by a back-to-back pummeling from hurricanes in the United States may just seal the deal for the Federal Reserve to hold interest rates intact for the rest of this year, experts told CNBC on Monday.
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He maintained that had his policies been adopted, Greece could have avoided a pummeling debt crisis which erupted in 2009 and forced it to turn to the European Union and International Monetary Fund to avert bankruptcy and a euro exit.
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On Thursday, researchers presented results of a new technique suggesting that the pace of space rocks pummeling Earth and the moon used to be less frequent than it is now, but then doubled or tripled for reasons not yet explained.
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The left-leaning Social Democrats have taken a pummeling, and their leader has moved her party to the right on immigration to win back working-class voters — while also trying to keep up with the green wave influencing the younger electorate.
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GE Oil & Gas is primarily known as an equipment manufacturer, while Baker Hughes specializes in services and products like horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, which is used to free oil and gas from shale rock by pummeling it with water, minerals and chemicals.
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According to video of the May 20 robbery released by Montgomery County cops, a seven-year-old kid who happened to be trying to buy some games at his local GameStop confronted the thieves, pummeling a hooded man with his tiny, delicate fists.
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One of the most visceral albums of the past few months was the self-titled debut of Powerflo, which finds Biohazard's Billy Graziadei and Fear Factory's Christian Wolbers delivering pummeling riffs over which Sen Dog from Cypress Hill raps his ass off.
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Singapore's reputation as a shoppers' paradise, which saw investors pour S$10 billion ($22.5 billion) into retail developments here in the past five years, is taking a pummeling because of weakness in the local economy and a drop in spending by tourists.
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The rules are meant to capture "fugitive" methane, a highly potent greenhouse gas that leaks from equipment or enters the atmosphere during hydraulic fracturing, the process of releasing oil and gas from shale rock by pummeling it with water, minerals and chemicals.
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While the scoreboard may not have suggested it, the Korean squad gave their fans far more to cheer about than during their pummeling by Switzerland in their Pyeongchang Games opener, with extended stretches of pressure and a number of quality scoring opportunities.
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Overall, financial indicators painted a very different picture from that of the summer of 2012, when ECB President Mario Draghi was forced to intervene to quash a market rout that was shutting countries like Italy out of the bond market and pummeling banks.
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Rubio is pummeling the airwaves in the Hawkeye State like no other Republican presidential candidate, as he and his affiliated super PAC have reserved and spent roughly $12.5 million both promoting the Florida senator and slashing his rivals, according to media tracking sources.
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As U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May's proposed Brexit deal continues to face a pummeling in Parliament, the only option is to return the matter to the British public for a second referendum, according to Drew Hendry, a U.K. member of parliament from Scotland.
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Where he used to have Dan Henderson-esque tunnel vision and give up easy takedowns and clinches as he swung wildly, he has been great in recent years at pummeling through and shucking off clinches as soon as his opponents grab them.
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AUSTIN, Texas, Nov 11 (Reuters) - An Arctic blast pummeling the northern United States on Monday is forecast to break more than 400 cold-temperature records in the next 48 hours and bring a potentially crop-damaging freeze to Texas and other Gulf states.
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None of which prevented him from pummeling the institutions or its representatives, most notably the former president of the European Council, Herman Van Rompuy, whose appointment he greeted with the sort of polemic seldom heard in the rarefied debates of the European Parliament.
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More than five years into Syria's chaotic civil war, the capital is relatively undamaged and functioning, bustling with commuters, markets and restaurants — especially compared with Aleppo, where government airstrikes this week are pummeling rebel-held districts and rebels are shelling government-held ones.
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His set was like a ramble through a large musical storehouse: one that held varieties of piano style, from jazz warmth to a brittle, high-speed pummeling; electronic sounds and samples that could be fearsome or comic; and an attentiveness to acoustic phenomena.
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It was a novel experience for the president, who was making his first visit to a war zone in his nearly two years in office, fresh from a political pummeling over his decision on Syria from fellow Republicans in Congress and U.S. allies.
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Joining him up front was a fellow leftist of color, the half-Kenyan Tom Morello — a brilliant guitarist who did a dead-on impression of a dumb one, toggling between pummeling riffs indebted to Led Zeppelin and squalls that conjured Public Enemy.
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Standing in front of Giacomo Balla's "Velocità astratta," 1913, with its Futurist waves of pummeling speed, there is a certain melancholy in being able to look out onto Lingotto's rooftop, still paved with the curving asphalt where Fiat used to test its cars.
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During the fiendishly difficult final work, Stravinsky's Three Movements From "Petrouchka," there were fleeting moments when the slender, boyish Mr. Trifonov, 25, threw his arms so forcefully into pummeling fortissimo chords that his body lifted maybe six inches off the piano bench.
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This kind of destructive leadership resulted in many policy stumbles, most recently the extremely unpopular decision to dismantle popular net neutrality laws during the tail end of 2017 and the passage of free-speech pummeling legislation like SESTA in March of this year.
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Guitars, bass, drums, a synth, and a sax or two make up the entirety of the credits here, but the sounds they wring from them is uniquely paranoid and overwhelming, a pummeling and scabrous force akin to playing three or four old AmRep records simultaneously.
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And although oil's recent pummeling has benefited business at Marathon — where oil is part of Marathon's cost of goods sold, so price declines translate into higher margins — Heminger said the company sees prices for the benchmark West Texas Intermediate crude rising significantly in 2019.
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In that song, she appeared to be referencing a now famous incident that same year in which her sister, Solange Knowles, was captured on surveillance video pummeling Jay Z in an elevator at the Standard Hotel in New York City following the Met Gala.
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Sell-Off Puts Cloud-Computing Upstarts in Play | The recent market selloff is pummeling the business-technology sector, but it may come with a silver lining for its top players: an opportunity to buy cash-poor upstarts that have been eating away at their business.
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More specifically, it needs to be rescued from the natural gas boom made possible by horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing — "fracking" — the process of freeing oil and gas from underground shale rock formations by pummeling them with a mix of water, minerals, and chemicals.
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Or how "Sunday", which opens with a bunch of pummeling drums, descends into a kind of hazy-eyed softness, like waking up next to somebody you really like, even though you've got a dry mouth that tastes like old rollies and a banging headache.
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Maureen Ryan, Variety: Everything "Gilmore Girls" tries to pack in — the wit, the whimsy, the pop-culture references, the family conflict, the perfectly calibrated insults, the set pieces that go on a bit too long — can feel pretty pummeling at a 90-minute running time.
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For example, right after offering condolences about the El Paso shooting, and before he would need to offer condolences about Dayton, Trump posed with a mixed-martial-arts fighter, Colby Covington, wishing him good luck via Twitter in pummeling his opponent the next day.
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On Sunday, Donald Trump tweeted a video of him pummeling a man with CNN's logo for a face, a choppy edit of an old Trump WWE appearance that was made by Redditor HanAssholeSolo, who has a lengthy archive of racist and anti-semitic posts.
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But for the brave few, he suggests, the rewards are plenty, including the chance to work off those uppers, experience a different side of the city where you live, and get to know your friends outside the deafening pummeling of a 4/4 kick drum.
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My preference to lead this unity coalition would be Mike Bloomberg, because I think he has a campaign machine that is built to last and stand up to the pummeling from Trump, but he may not have enough grass-roots support in the party.
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RBMA Presents: Soul Clap's House of EFUNK Who: Soul Clap, Biz Markie, Benoit & Sergio (live) Where: TV Lounge When: 10PM-12PM When your soul starts to get weary from all the pummeling 4/63, Soul Clap's 14-hour funk marathon is where you'll go.
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The Social Democrats have taken a pummeling, and Ms. Frederiksen has moved her party to the right on immigration in an attempt to win back working-class voters — even as she is trying to keep up with the green wave influencing the younger electorate.
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It wouldn't get me out in the dry any faster than if I simply sat back on the couch with a movie and a glass of wine, and allowed myself to notice the moment that the sound of water pummeling the glass finally ceased.
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As the crowd threw its fists in the air, as the band continued pummeling away at one of the most resonant emotional campaigns in American rock music, as our horizons expanded, I was happy to be recruited — to believe, finally, in the audacity of doom.
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If there is a positive for Asia's coal exporters it's that a 5% decline in prices actually looks rather good compared to the pummeling felt by other commodities, with Brent crude futures down about 23% since early January and London copper weaker by around 9%.
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Some Florida communities that had braced for a severe pummeling escaped with extensive but temporary disruptions, as the storm tracked to the west, avoiding a direct and lingering strike on Miami and largely sparing Tampa and some other cities along the Gulf of Mexico.
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In fact, he got roasted, as his fellow nominees took turns pummeling him over his record as New York City mayor, when he presided over a massive surge in the racially discriminatory "stop-and-frisk policy," and his reported history of sexist and insensitive comments.
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Hurricane Dorian is pummeling the Bahamas and heading "dangerously close" to Florida The 12 most anticipated books of the fall, according to Goodreads Mike Pence stayed at a Trump hotel 180 miles away from his Ireland meetings — for "safety" Why 2020 Democrats love Lizzo
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LES CAYES, Haiti/GUANTANAMO, Cuba (Reuters) - Hurricane Matthew, the fiercest Caribbean storm in almost a decade, hit Cuba and Haiti with winds of well over 20300 miles-per-hour on Tuesday, pummeling towns, farmland and resorts and forcing hundreds of thousands of people to take cover.
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The German youngster quickly discovered just what it feels like to be on the receiving end of a pummeling by the veteran though, as Nadal swept to a 21-3 6-2 7-6(4) victory to reach the quarter-finals in Paris for a 33th time.
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In the days following, the researchers were attacked from an angry botnet operator pummeling the domain with junk traffic to try to knock it offline and two of their servers were seized by police in France thinking they were contributing to the spread of the ransomware.
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It was an apt summary of a match which he started by pummeling almost unreturnable serves but ended muttering sarcastic self-criticism and refusing to take a seat a change-over, preferring instead to skulk in the shadows at the back of the Centre Court baseline.
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Sanders looks upstate They are especially targeting upstate, western districts where she won strong support in her two Senate runs in 2000 and 2006, but where the state's heavy industry has taken a pummeling and where voters may be open to Sanders' hard line on trade deals.
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Every year, as a cavalcade of revelers dance down Empire Boulevard splashed in colored paint and white talcum powder, whining to the pummeling rhythms of steel drums, you can also hear the screech of sirens in the distance and see the cautionary strobe of emergency lighting.
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If he has any hope of recovering from this first-round pummeling, according to the conventional wisdom, he needs to prepare better on the issues, pivot away from personal attacks, and curb the hectoring, interrupting, mansplaining posture that has cost him so dearly with women voters.
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From stoking hatred against the press during campaign rallies, to declaring members of the media "the enemy of the American people," to his most recent Twitter spectacle, insulting television personalities and posting a video of himself pummeling a CNN stand-in, the approach serves multiple goals.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Some 5.8 million homes and businesses in Florida and nearby states still had no power on Tuesday after the pummeling from Hurricane Irma, as utility companies scrambled to get the lights back on in one of the biggest power restoration efforts in U.S. history.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (Reuters) - Hurricane Maria, the second major storm to ravage the Caribbean in a month, skirted past the Turks and Caicos Islands on Friday, leaving devastation in its wake that included fresh flooding on Puerto Rico two days after pummeling the U.S. island territory.
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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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The black metal-focused The Codex Necro might have a more measured pace, but has more than its share of terrifying moments, while Hell is Empty and All the Devils are Here, the band's most "melodic" album, has more than its fair share of pummeling tracks.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday continued to defend his decision to abandon the Kurds in northeast Syria in tweets that showed he has no specific plan to thwart the Turkish military operation pummeling Kurdish fighters who bore the brunt of the US-led campaign against ISIS.
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The storm was then stalled by a high-pressure system in the Atlantic Ocean, and after relentlessly pummeling the Bahamas, The New York Times reported Tuesday that it had fallen to a Category 3 storm and slowly began to move away from the Bahamas early Tuesday morning.
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Played here in an arrangement for 10 instruments, including Chinese pipa (conducted surely by Alex Wen), the instrumental sounds suggest the heaving, pummeling emotional subtext of the story, as the characters sing Mr. Huang's urgent vocal lines, shifting from dramatic exhortation to moments of poignant lyrical reflection.
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Before long he is chasing down a familiar dark tale of very young women and very bad men, and trading patter with both a silky rich cat (Robert Forster) and a smooth pimp (Clifton Collins Jr.), who rolls up with a scowl, pummeling first, asking questions later.
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The president's message came at the end of a week during which Mr. Trump and his aides have worked to portray the president as singularly focused on the devastating toll of storms pummeling Texas and Louisiana, and to project a more empathetic image for Mr. Trump.
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergGiuliani: Bloomberg 'jeopardized' stop and frisk by 'overusing it' Bloomberg calls on Trump to implement firearm background checks The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina MORE expects new pummeling after his rocky debate performance in Nevada.
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The fourth-quarter collapse in the S&P 500 last year amounted to a comprehensive flush for the market, pummeling the majority of stocks far worse than the indexes, resetting valuations to a five-year low and generating the highest investor pessimism levels of this bull market.
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With Lee Buford pummeling death marches into the drum kit, vocalist/guitarist Chip King screaming in unintelligible, frantic anguish, and videos that consistently show the horror that can lurk even in the corners of everyday, mundane human existence, the entire experience of The Body is designed to be unsettling.
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With extreme weather events pummeling my chosen country, the present US administration's avoidance and outright denial of scientific evidence that an environmental disaster wrought by climate change is upon us reminds me of April 1986 in the Soviet Union, when the Soviet government said we would all be fine.
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Donald Trump took his battle with the media to a whole new level Sunday when he tweeted a wrestling video that showed him pummeling a man whose head had been replaced with the CNN logo — leading to accusations that the U.S. president was inciting violence against the media.
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That is to say, Death Worship traffics in pummeling, chaotic black metal that flirts with grind in manic speed and overall intensity (if not aesthetic or vocal political leanings—according to the audio interview included at the end, the only lyrical theme on Extermination Mass is "death and nihilism").
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The Philharmonic gave a tight performance of the sprawling piece, set — in an inspired pairing — alongside Strauss's similarly larger-yet-more-compressed-than-life tone poem "An Alpine Symphony," an evocation of a mountain hike that moves with dizzying facility from boisterous energy to autumnal glow to pummeling darkness.
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That comes after Democratic outside groups have spent the summer pummeling Morrisey on TV over his work as a "DC lobbyist" for pharmaceutical companies and his decision to join a lawsuit challenging the ACA, a move that could lead to protections for pre-existing conditions being struck down.
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CHICAGO — Heavy snowfall, high winds and a dangerous mix of rain and sleet were expected to hit swaths of the Northeast on Sunday, prompting officials to warn of icy roadways and power outages from a vast winter storm that had been pummeling the Great Plains and the Great Lakes.
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As a result, middle- and upper-class white feminists have not received the pummeling from black and indigenous feminists that their American counterparts have, and thus, their perspectives retain a credibility and a level of influence in Britain that the Michigan Womyn's Festival could have only dreamed of.
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Go back to what's arguably his pinnacle as a member of the Miami Heat, and LeBron was Arnold Schwarzenegger circa 1984-1987 on the second night of a back-to-back, pummeling the schedule into submission, exhibiting zero fall-off regardless of what stood in his team's path.
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The myth of the suburbs as a wholesome, throwback refuge has taken a pummeling at the movies this year, from the sinister opening scene of Get Out to three fall prestige releases — The Shape of Water, Suburbicon, and Downsizing — that all take their own stylized runs at a similar idea.
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To liberate the city from entrenched ISIS fighters, the U.S.-led coalition was forced to destroy it, pummeling the regional capital with more than 4,000 airstrikes and 30,000 artillery strikes over three months, and creating a scene of almost unimaginable devastation, even by the standards of the Syrian Civil War.
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With Mr. Gantz's allies in the Blue and White party pummeling the prime minister on television Saturday night over the new submarine scandal, Mr. Netanyahu hastily invited himself into the newsroom of Channel 12, a television station he ordinarily treats as a mortal adversary, for his first interview in several years.
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The Boston Celtics would not have made it to the Eastern Conference Finals without Avery Bradley's ferocious on-ball defense and underrated off-ball offense—timely baseline cuts that ended with him pummeling the rim, and rhythmic jumpers that served as an exclamation point for Brad Stevens' brilliant ATO actions.
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And so it continued, with Mr. Pelz's "Repetition Blindness," a restless new piece that shifts from dreamily descending arpeggios to bouts of pummeling chords, at the center of the program, which wound back through the other halves of the pieces by Mozart, Bach and Froberger, and the rest of the Janacek.
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While no plans for new material have been announced, fans at these shows seem perfectly content to hear decades-old cuts like "Then Comes Dudley" and "Puss," which showcase the band's signature blend of pungent guitars and pummeling drums topped with the deliberately grating vocals of their frontman, David Yow.
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Between the lines: The storm's slow forward speed and proximity to the warm waters of the Gulf Stream sitting just off the coast has allowed tropical feeder bands of moisture, punctuated by lightning and occasional tornadoes, to rotate onshore, pummeling the same areas for hours with rainfall rates above 4 inches per hour.
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The IWC was once a small cult following who knew where to dig for the best footage of wrestlers faux-pummeling the shit out of each other, but the modern age's abundance of options for content distribution means that it's easier than ever to follow the exploits of niche wrestling promotion companies.
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They had a two-year-old son, Jacob, who used to toddle near the canvas now and then—oblivious to the tick-tack-whish-whir of leather jump ropes grazing the painted floor and the uneven cadence of gloves pummeling duct-taped heavybags until the sickly buzzer signaled the end of three minutes.
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HOUSTON — Five days after the pummeling began — a time when big storms have usually blown through, the sun has come out, and evacuees have returned home — Tropical Storm Harvey refused to go away, battering southeast Texas even more on Tuesday, spreading the destruction into Louisiana and shattering records for rainfall and flooding.
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Less than two months after arriving in the United States as a refugee from Syria, Rashid Mahmoud rejoiced at the news of American missiles pummeling a Syrian air base Thursday night, and struggled with an unexpected sentiment: praise for President Trump, who has more often seemed like an antagonist than an ally.
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Now weakened, the most powerful Atlantic storm since 2007 unleashed torrential rains and powerful winds as it churned slowly north after pummeling the southeastern coast of the United States, killing at least 12.63 people in Florida, Georgia and North Carolina since Thursday and leaving more than two million businesses and homes without power.
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We thought this was funny back then, even though it features a dangerous cheap shot, a linesman getting crushed from behind, two players pummeling one defenseless opponent at the same time, and only stops short of becoming a full bench-clearer because John Kordic of all people pulls Wendel Clark back to the bench.
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No need for intra-song banter here: Wise lets his guitar to do all the lustful talking, by way of blistering blues licks and waves of drone, a conversational style he picked as Psychic Ills' guitarist; Feierman and Schmiechen (formerly of Amen Dunes) buttress his wails with the best pummeling backbeats the Stooges never wrote.
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Quote, 'They will be getting into one of the most complex businesses I've ever seen for all the wrong reasons and they will sorely underestimate the pummeling they will go through at the expense of my bare knuckles,' he emailed a friend who was pointing at a tweet critical of Uber by a potential rival.
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Related: In push for Mosul, US coalition pummeling ISIS Terror spread 'cause for serious concern' "While the reduction in deaths is positive, the continued intensification of terrorism in some countries and its spread to new ones is a cause for serious concern and underscores the fluid nature of modern terrorist activity," IEF chief Steve Killelea said in a statement.
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The action against neurologist Anjali Ramkissoon, who was not criminally charged in the case, comes about three months after Taco Bell executive Benjamin Golden was arrested in California and fired after he was seen on a YouTube video pummeling an Uber driver who demanded that Golden leave the car because he was too drunk to give the driver directions.
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" Giggs flirts with grime, but is more of a straight-ahead rapper, as heard on his insistent 2016 album, "Landlord," a pummeling tough-talk expedition on which he raps in violent whispers, almost in the vein of American minimalists like Roc Marciano and Ka. His phrasing is direct, his storytelling cold-eyed on songs like the harrowing "Just Swervin.
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If they did know there were other observers in the room, then Gianforte likely concluded that having wildly contradictory accounts of the assault was a risk worth running — perhaps with the hope that his supporters would believe him, rather than the story of him pummeling a reporter for no apparent reason, in the final day of Montana's nationally watched special election.
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That said, when one steps back from the pummeling chaos of the daily news cycle and gains a vantage overlooking the battlefield, one begins to observe signs of hope that our system, and the institutions and values that give it vitality, may be up to the challenge, that it is indeed metabolizing this difficult moment as it was designed to.
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Baseball history is littered with memorable moments of anger-letting: David Ortiz demolishing the bullpen phone at Camden Yards with a bat; Paul O'Neill pummeling the water cooler in the dugout or taking a bat to the toilet paper dispenser in the Yankee Stadium bathroom; Bo Jackson breaking his bat over his helmet; Kevin Brown breaking his hand by punching a clubhouse wall.
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Unlike Sanders and Schumer, President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 3.2 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE is not pummeling corporate America, but rather has enlisted U.S. businesses into helping combat the fall-out from COVID-19.
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BOSTON — The inmates who killed James (Whitey) Bulger, Boston's notorious crime boss, deliberately moved out of view of surveillance cameras in a West Virginia prison before pummeling him with a padlock that was stuffed inside a sock, law enforcement officials said on Wednesday, as investigations began into how such a murder could have taken place in a supposedly secure facility.
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The interim commissioner, Gary Tuggle, had barely stepped into the revolving door of leadership when he found himself facing fresh crises: an officer who quit after being caught on video pummeling a man on the sidewalk, another found passed out drunk in his patrol car, a top commander who quit after throwing a chair against a wall during an argument at Police Headquarters.
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The daffy libretto, however, inspired Julian Wachner, best known as the director of music and the arts at Trinity Wall Street, to create an explosively, virtuosically eclectic score, with the pummeling perpetual motion of John Adams, the burbling angularity and dark comedy of Stephen Sondheim, the arpeggios of Philip Glass, and the coloratura of Handel — all thrown into a blender with some amphetamines.
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Slipped into "13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi," among the torrential bullets and convulsive mayhem, is a protracted advertisement for a Mercedes-Benz S.U.V. A dramatization of the 2012 attack on the American diplomatic mission in Libya that resulted in the death of four Americans, including Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, the movie is a pummeling slog — 45 minutes of setup and an eternity of relentless combat.
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A good book could be written about the bastardization of great novels, and Victor Hugo's "Les Misérables" would make a fine Exhibit A. Rarely has any work of literature received such a pummeling at the hands of a succession of publishers, translators, filmmakers and musical impresarios, as David Bellos demonstrates in "The Novel of the Century," his intriguing new history of Hugo's 1,500-page masterpiece.
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If the violence in a painting like "Interrogation I" feels timeless, with its jackbooted guards pummeling the above-mentioned naked victim with a steel pipe as he hangs by his feet like Titian's Marsyas or Rembrandt's slaughtered ox, his face obscured by foreshortening, his scrotum beaten to jelly, that impression is derived as much from the inventiveness of the composition — a controlled explosion of diagonals (steel pipe, holster strap, nude legs, rope ends) beside a vertical column of inexplicably untouched canvas — as from the shape-shifting nature of barbarity itself.
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Though Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had resisted giving in to numerous demands laid out by U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE, Ottawa finally came to terms, presumably deciding that it could not suffer the economic pummeling that would follow the demise of the 25-year pact with its largest trading partner.
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And so it is that I am outing myself here, while doing my best to paint an honest picture of the dismal reality that is stealing our men's boners, as well as their pleasure, and their ability to connect, while I implore you to please, please, please get off of PornHub and figure out a new autoerotic practice that has absolutely nothing to do with the internet, or overstimulation, or with flashbacks of pummeling your partner like a jackhammer, only to cum on her face, and collapse in a crumpled heap, while congratulating yourself on a job in no way, shape or form well done.
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Its URL started redirecting to Complex's general style section, and a vague note was provided to interested media outlets: After a considerable number of meetings and an arduous process of deliberation, and given the current climate of digital media #menswear, we have decided that, after four years of pummeling the internet with the most fire 'fits, biggest ethers, skin-melting roasts, and having yanked the souls of the fuccbois out of their lifeless bodies, the future of the the [sic] best menswear site ever conceived in the long and sordid history of the internet is ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Complex failed to monetize the Four Pins website, but the Four Pins Twitter account was a hit all along.
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