And they are increasingly running smack into the American national security apparatus.
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Four landing legs the size of oaks smack into the concrete pad.
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Breakingviews AT&T is running corporate finance smack into a populist uprising.
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And when you factor in streaming, you walk smack into the algorithm.
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The stars also produce high-speed winds that smack into this compressed material.
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Then here comes Sonny smack into this world with no graciousness at all.
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Well, we sent 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles smack into a Syrian airbase this week.
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But the blue wave will run smack into another powerful force—America's political geography.
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They'd smack into the wall and shatter; for whatever reason, this made me feel better.
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Instead, you'll know a wrong action if it leads you smack into a brick wall.
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Any effort to impeach Trump would run smack into a trial in a friendly Senate.
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If players ran too far outside the alleys, they would quickly smack into a wall.
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The blue wave of 2018 will run smack into a red wall in Indiana and Missouri.
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Grasshoppers were everywhere, and bottle flies would go smack into your eyes, as though blind and suicidal.
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Dianne Feinstein a "bitch" whose head he would like to smack into House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's.
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She gets lost — until she wanders smack into a ring of torches, held by some very unusual people.
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There is a small chance — one in 2,0003 — that Bennu will smack into Earth sometime from 2175 to 2196.
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In the fine tradition of film noir saps, he hits the bars and runs smack into a femme fatale.
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A natural performer, he loves telling stories, so much that his tales tend to swerve and smack into each other.
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When she tries to go after him, she runs smack into Jamie, who was sent after her by Fergus and Marsali.
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Once again, elation and sadness smack into each other in uncomfortable ways, turning Selina into a bundle of uncontrollable, hysterical feeling.
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The truth is that BMW owners and leasers skew smack into that male, 35-50 demo, while Mercedes' customers are older.
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"I came out of the park with a big cluster of it and I walked smack into three cops," he said.
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Would Allison Williams accidentally smack into a wall while attempting to soar on a wire as the Boy Who Never Grew Up?
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"Despacito" was already a Spanish-language hit, but it was the remix with Bieber that hurled the song smack into the mainstream.
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Bits On Thursday I stepped into an elevator at the federal courthouse in San Francisco, smack into Larry Page and his retinue.
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The unconventional standard-bearer is running smack into conventional Washington vetting -- just as Trump's reluctant establishment allies try to quell a rebellion against him.
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Previous research and simulations suggest Cupid and Belinda will also probably smack into each other some time between 1,000 and 10 million years from now.
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Since everything moves at thousands of miles an hour, a paperclip can smack into a satellite with more energy than a heavy machine gun round.
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The truck is still pulling hard at this point, charging up the speedometer until — WHAM — you smack into the speed limiter like a brick wall.
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" In the 2628s, after President Kennedy supported expanded health insurance for seniors, the health industry warned Medicare would "put the government smack into your hospital.
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I found out the next morning when I ran along the city's Greenbelt Trail and smack into the falls themselves, which are 600 feet wide.
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Well, that was like going to summer camp except you take all the kids at summer camp and put them smack into the middle of Europe.
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The VW Group overall also has run smack into a major problem with its diesel strategy, in the gloomy wake of its 2015 emissions-cheating scandal.
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Once again — This bill would put the government smack into your hospital, defining services, setting standards — — the A.M.A. comes out in full force against the idea.
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Two actors drove smack into the L.A. sinkhole that made national news Friday, and they escaped from their car that got swallowed up in the raging storm.
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And as she grew older, I had seen how she could throw an apple smack into the mouth of a Halloween scarecrow from clear across a field.
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Moving smack into the cross-hairs of Maududi and the far-right clergy was The Ahmadiyya Muslim community that propagated jihad as essentially a spiritual and moral struggle.
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The investigation into Team Trump's possible ties to the Russians has drawn presidential adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner smack into the middle of this swirling cloud.
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The 66-year-old former Partridge Family star was performing at Hudson Valley Theater in Peekskill, NY when a fan shined a cellphone light smack into his cornea.
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That became clear when my taxi took a right turn toward the city center, and smack into what might be the most entertaining traffic jam I've ever experienced.
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That's quite a way to run smack into the brick wall of your own mortality (and I realize it's an experience that countless critics have had before me).
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And that's where Pence ran smack into the buzzsaw of tech, which took extreme exception to the "religious freedom" measure he signed in 2015 and fought back with fervor.
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Kick for the calf and if the opponent checks you smack into their ankle or tender lower shin as it flaps in the air and they stand on one leg.
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A restaurateur wishing to expand to a second location runs smack into restrictions on property ownership that limit an individual to one site in Havana and another elsewhere in Cuba.
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CHINA FEELS THE CHILL | Chinese companies are on the hunt for deals abroad as growth slows at home and as they are increasingly running smack into the American national security apparatus,
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That problem happens to fall smack into a brewing debate in Washington about investing in infrastructure, but in ways that don't fit neatly with the construction plans championed by President Trump.
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But it — and I also include the Uber board in this group — also drove Uber smack into an even bigger wall that has included ugly regulatory and toxic cultural crack-ups.
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Books of The Times If, as a public official, your best solution to a complicated problem is to build a wall, the odds are pretty good you'll eventually smack into one.
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Wendy Littlefield claims in a new lawsuit she was blending canned tomatoes and beans when her NutriBullet 900 series exploded without warning, sending the blades spinning smack into her right hand.
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"When you have inflation and growth, or the prospect for more growth, that slams smack into a bond bubble, it's a very dangerous cocktail," said Michael Pento, head of Pento Portfolio Strategies.
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So Frum's plan to craft a Trumpian-lite ideology, one that addresses the legitimate grievances of Trump's followers without the demagogic excesses, will run smack into the problem of Trump's continued relevance.
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It's not a matter of a few missing shingles or a few broken stairs; it's as if her pleasant, pastel colors have flown out of a bedtime story, smack into a nightmare.
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Longtime friends Ramona Singer and Sonja Morgan, who when getting together in the middle of the episode to talk about Singer's newly finalized divorce ran straight smack into the subject of Morgan's drinking.
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That Philadelphia Eagles fan who ran smack into a pole and bounced off a subway train is in even more pain than you thought ... as this new angle of his asinine celebration reveals.
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And that's if a shark doesn't attack it or an oceanliner doesn't smack into it — the boat is radar-visible and painted to be highly visible, and it avoids shipping lanes, Penny noted.
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At times you will run smack into your environment which will pressure you to be like someone else, but much of the music I cherish as a music lover comes from an honesty.
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Among the articles noted as interesting, The Atlantic was the most popular publication, racking up citations for six different stories or issues (yes, that'll run non-subscribers smack into the magazine's new paywall).
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On a recent trip to Bermuda, a tiny territory rich in natural beauty, historic locales and multihued charm, my husband and I ran smack into its hidden flaw: Its roads are unsettlingly dangerous.
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WIMP detection is premised on WIMPs having sufficient mass to smack into an atomic nuclei with enough force to create a bit of light or heat, which can then be registered by the detector.
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European nations, which are trying to save the nuclear deal and keep Iran from isolation, have tried to come up with ways to keep trading with Iran but have run smack into Trump's sanctions.
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But one lingering concern about rear-facing carseats in rear-impact collisions is that babies' heads might smack into the back side of the front seats in the vehicle, causing head or neck injuries.
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The Japanese grocery store entered my life the way most things in Houston do — I was driving aimlessly and ran smack into it, all of a sudden, as if I'd been headed there my whole life.
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Its windshield-mounted device, which resembles a smoke detector, uses a camera to watch the road and beeps when the driver is wandering out of his lane or about to smack into the car up ahead.
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This past week Mr. Bolton journeyed to Ankara to discuss the American role in the Syrian civil war with Turkish government officials, only to run smack into another autocrat with a short fuse, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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The worst-case scenario is that the hurricane continues on its beeline for Miami with its high winds intact, then returns to sea to strengthen and then smack into Georgia and South Carolina, as the NOAA track forecasts.
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The worst case scenario is that the hurricane continues on its beeline for Miami with its high winds intact, then returns to sea to strengthen and then smack into Georgia and South Carolina, as the NOAA track forecasts.
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"If we'd had military equipment, in this case an armed vehicle, that would have allowed us to get closer, or drive smack into the middle of that scene, we could have ended that massacre earlier," he said Stamper.
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Moments later, when the quake ended, the first voice I heard was my boss, asking if I was OK. He had stood in the door to his office, watching the buildings across the street smack into each other.
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But he didn't; and a few weeks later, I happened to channel-hop smack into the middle of a religious talk-show interview with Marty, who, said the host, had come to terms with his anger at Merle.
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If you wandered into a Thou set halfway through a set and smack into one of their colossal, juddering riffs, you'd have no idea how the people wielding those instruments feel about Nazis or imperialism or wage slavery.
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Even those who can see cannot ensure they won't smack into the paddlers in front or behind them, but the Fighters must learn exactly where and when to place their oars solely by the sound of the drum.
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What they're saying: "As much as there was a whole lot of energy behind more government intervention in health care after the 2018 election, I think that energy ran smack into some practical issues," Georgetown's Sabrina Corlette said.
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The big picture: These "killer electrons" move more erratically during solar storms — a type of space weather where particles from the sun smack into Earth's magnetic field — so being able to predict that variability is key for spacecraft operators.
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Few things define the holidays like the fading whine of a newly-gifted drone as it floats ever farther away, over branches and out of sight, where it will eventually smack into a tree and smash into the ground.
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CHINA FEELS THE CHILL | Chinese companies are on the hunt for deals abroad as growth slows at home and as they are increasingly running smack into the American national security apparatus, Steven Davidoff Solomon writes in the Deal Professor column.
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But when I look back at my own experience and see how long it took me to make meditation doable, I wonder if plopping people smack into their crazy and asking them to sit with it isn't a bit unrealistic.
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Even some Super Bowl ads had a marked pro-immigrant slant (though the original ending of one from 84 Lumber, which featured a truck bearing Spanish-speaking migrants running smack into a wall, was deemed too controversial by Fox and changed).
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" RYAN LOSING GROUND IN BID TO BLOCK IMMIGRATION VOTE Politico : "Speaker Paul Ryan 's last-ditch effort to stop Republican moderates from forcing votes on immigration proposals is running smack into a familiar roadblock: conservative opposition to a pathway to citizenship for Dreamers.
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" Patrick Gaspard, the United States ambassador to South Africa during the Obama administration, said that with his tweet, Mr. Trump had "walked right smack into some of the most supercharged politics that exist in any of our bilateral relationships anywhere around the globe.
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That familiar pattern — days of rain and drizzle that are short and dark but rarely all that cold — also produces big snows, but farther inland in the Cascade Range, where those storm systems smack into the colder, higher mountain elevations east of Seattle.
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That night, while at a Christmas ball hosted by her mysterious godfather and fellow inventor, Drosselmeyer (Morgan Freeman), Clara follows a golden thread to a hidden present, which ultimately leads her out of London and smack into the snowy planes of The Christmas Tree Forest.
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Click here to view original GIFI know videos like this are intended to be exhilarating and make you say "woo-hoo" but I just spent the whole time waiting to see a man smack into a rusty cargo container and sink to the bottom of the ocean.
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In trying to sail through both the Northeast and Northwest Passages in the same year — a feat that would have been impossible as recently as 5003 — Hempleman-Adams, Edwards and the rest of the Northabout's crew ran smack into the capricious face of the new Arctic reality.
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Trump's comments on Mexicans, on Muslims, his reaction to the Khans and to Megyn Kelly, his jingoism and instinctual mistrust of immigrants — all of this amounts to an anti-cosmopolitan ideology that really does run him smack into a deep-seated bias in America's urban newsrooms.
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In the Senate race, Ms. Alcantara may run smack into the same phenomenon that helped Mr. Espaillat win the congressional primary: When there is no incumbent in the race, a past challenger may be best placed to swoop in and win the prize, even over the outgoing officeholder's chosen candidate.
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Any attempt to distance himself from her will run smack into the indisputable facts of his record, which includes killing thousands of manufacturing jobs as Ohio's governor, working for a liberal anti-coal think tank, and moving sharply to the left on energy over the past decade under pressure from his Party.
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As it opens, a haggard young British man (Mathew Baynton, whose performance really anchors this ensemble series) is addressing the camera, expressing bafflement as to why he and a few other misfits congregated in a bunker in Slough, England, appear to be destined to survive the extinction-level event that is moments from occurring: A giant comet is about to smack into Earth.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum No. 2 GOP leader eyes Wednesday of next week for possible votes on witnesses MORE (R-Maine), who is also up for reelection and is considered a possible swing vote, took a wrong turn last week and unexpectedly wound up in the Senate's Daily Press Gallery, running smack into the people she might have preferred to avoid.
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It was only a matter of time before President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE ran smack into the big business interests that fund many in the Republican Party and that have been instrumental in the creation of trade agreements and the outsourcing of jobs that have wreaked havoc on American workers.
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Meanwhile, Daffy deliberately squirts oil on the hill, and the fox slides downhill. At the bottom of the hill, Elmer aims his gun at the fox and demands that he leave. The fox turns to escape, only to run smack into a tree, knocking him out cold. Now Elmer turns his gun on Daffy.
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The jester, now on a horse, orders the drawbridge opened, and he starts out of the castle. A knight boat whistles for clearance, and the drawbridge quickly raises. Dooley and horse run smack into it. After a second time which lands Dooley in the moat, the horse laughs at Dooley's misfortune and earns him a sock in the jaw.
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All her guns opened up simultaneously. The "Zeke" came in at masthead height, slightly to starboard astern, and then, curving to port, ran smack into Suamico's curtain of anti-aircraft fire. The aircraft surged upward and then plunged toward the sea. It rolled twice and crashed into the water about a hundred yards from the oiler.
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You have to look at what got you there. You have to look at the mistakes, and I made some horrific ones, and then you have to learn from them, figure out how to not wind up there again. You have to set that baggage down and walk on. If you spend all your life looking over your shoulder at the things you did wrong, you're gonna walk smack into a tree.
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McLaughlin's "Human" is also heard in TV Promos for CBS series' Flashpoint. In 2007, McLaughlin appeared as himself in the film Enchanted starring Amy Adams and Patrick Dempsey singing "So Close", which led to a performance at the 2008 Academy Awards. In 2010, the song was used in Disney California Adventure's World of Color show. McLaughlin's version of "Smack Into You", written and produced by The-Dream and Tricky Stewart, was leaked to the internet in 2008, but did not appear on OK Now.
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The concert grossed $5.4 million from 18,714 paid attendance. The Columbus Dispatch said of the set up: "The arena had a retro look — configured like a giant nightclub, with long, tiered, lighted runways extending well out into the hall and surrounding a full symphony orchestra. A small table with a vase of flowers was placed front and center, and after Streisand came onstage — lifted via a small elevator smack into the middle of a spotlight — she worked this part of the stage, closest to her adoring audience." Streisand also held a Q&A; session with the audience during the second act.
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Beyoncé attempted something different as people had strong expectations from her; she experimented with stronger lyrics. Beyoncé worked with Ghost to re-write Franz Schubert's "Ave Maria" after having co-written "Disappear" in London, England. Ghost told The Daily Telegraph that they were both inspired by their then- recent marriages and had walked down the aisle to "Ave Maria". The song "Smash Into You", featured on the deluxe edition of the album, was originally slated to appear on Jon McLaughlin's sophomore album OK Now under the name "Smack Into You", but was cut from the finalized tracklist after it was leaked online and was subsequently given to Knowles.
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After the party, Captain Pellew orders Hornblower to also escort the Duchess home to England. However, before they can reach England, Le Reve is caught in a dense fog and finds that it has sailed smack into the middle of the Spanish fleet, which they had erroneously believed still anchored at Cadiz. At first Hornblower tries to disguise himself and his crew as French, but an officer aboard one of the Spanish ships knows of the recent capture of Le Reve. Forced by overwhelming odds to surrender, Hornblower reluctantly accepts the Duchess's offer to hide the despatches rather than destroying them, as he had been ordered to do if captured.
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Life is a long, sunny adventure for Murugesan who beats people up, sells his grandfather's land, runs over rooftops (like the rooster of the title), and incurs so much of his father's wrath that he is prophesied to meet a horrible end - not that this gloomy prospect affects Murugesan. He continues on his own sweet way until he runs smack into Parijatham (debutante Poonam Bajwa), a demure, fair-complexioned, striking Iyer girl, the daughter of Panjami Iyer (Y. G. Mahendran) and the younger sister of Gayatri (Simran). Thus, we have the first half, which is a series of rollicking fun interspersed with logical sequences; the two have sudden and quirky escapades.
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Jaguar X-Type Launched in summer 2001, the Jaguar X-Type, designed to compete with compact luxury cars such as the Mercedes-Benz C-class, was a commercial failure that has earned derision for being based on the floorpan of the more downmarket Ford Mondeo. Named one of the 50 worst cars of all time by Time magazine, Dan Neil wrote of it, "In its attempt to turn [the Mondeo] into an “all-wheel drive” sports sedan, Jaguar ran smack into the limits of platform engineering. The result was the English version of the Cadillac Cimarron, a tarted-up insult to a once-proud marque and a financial disaster for the company." The New York Times dubbed the X-Type "The Worst Car of the Decade".
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While there, he is discovered to have committed the murder after a student looks through Acme Corporation's Homeland Security mandated list of individuals who purchased rocket powered merchandise (of whom Wile E. was the only one), whereupon he is executed via the electric chair. A second Season 9 short features Wile E. selling a piece of artwork depicting a road going off into a horizon line. The Road Runner arrives and runs through the painting as if it were a real road (a reference to an iconic gag from the original shorts); Wile E. attempts to chase him, but runs smack into the painting instead, whereupon he dies instantly. The series as a whole is mentioned briefly during one of the two endings in the 1996 point-and-click adventure game Harvester when a character compares the violence in video games to "road runner cartoons".
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