I screamed when Paige (Holly Taylor) stepped off the train.
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After another 20 minutes, I stepped off the white paper.
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Jean stepped off the witness stand and stepped over to Guyger.
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I felt it as soon as I stepped off the elevator.
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When he stepped off a flight in New York on Jan.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen greeted the passengers as they stepped off.
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David Drummond, Alphabet's chief legal officer, eventually stepped off Uber's board.
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When I stepped off the bus, I finally let myself break down.
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It's the first thing I saw when I stepped off the elevator.
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Lester stepped off the pitching rubber but made no effort to throw.
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While visiting a state monument, he stepped off the edge and fell.
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"We pressed from the minute we stepped off the bus," Vince said.
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The pair looked relaxed as they stepped off of the plane together.
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"We stepped off the traditional success track at a fortuitous moment," Mrs.
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But when I stepped off the bus, I found a war zone.
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Antonio Brown has officially stepped off the field and into the classroom.
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Fifty years ago, Henry Rogers stepped off an elevator into an inferno.
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"I am 'Marine'," he said as he stepped off the train in Malesherbes.
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I slowed down until they'd stepped off it, but then it happened again.
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Vietnamese officials greeted him as he stepped off the train on Tuesday morning.
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Rob took the knot from around his neck and stepped off the toilet.
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Once you stepped off of it, there was no telling what you'd find.
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I stepped off into a crowd of people searching for friends and family.
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He then stepped off the conveyor belt to applause from the crowd, and proposed.
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When I stepped off court in the time out I couldn't hear myself think.
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I felt like I'd stepped off the long haul flight on half a xanny.
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Peralta repeatedly stepped off the mound and Viloria made two visits to the mound.
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Mr. Macron and Mr. Trump stepped off the viewing stand, accompanied by their wives.
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In February, 2017, I stepped off a plane in Tampa, drunk and dope-sick.
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Moments later, the parade stepped off through Valley City, a town of about 2310,20053.
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Many of the protesters stepped off the trucks and rushed the soldiers, throwing stones.
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"Yes, I have smoked crack cocaine," Ford told reporters after he stepped off an elevator.
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Side note: I've come from East London, he's just stepped off a plane from Madrid.
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The Queen stepped off the train in a brown coat and scarf covering her head.
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A woman boarded a plane in New York and stepped off that plane in Dallas.
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In April, the Saudi King refused to meet Obama as he stepped off the plane.
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Once your hair feels like you just stepped off the sand, you're ready to braid.
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After that, the women stepped off the platform and arranged themselves on the dance floor.
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Moon stepped off the plane in the North Korean capital and hugged his northern counterpart.
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And almost from the moment he stepped off the plane, he'd started to feel awful.
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Yafee had stepped off the stage to greet a guest when the explosion took place.
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Just 57 seconds later, Malkin stepped off the bench and took a pass from Kunitz.
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Yang stepped off the stage to embrace the woman, before returning, giving an impassioned answer.
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Mr. Trump even reached out to shake her hand as guests stepped off the dais.
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Marina Stefanoni had barely stepped off the court when she was besieged by autograph seekers.
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I stepped off 19 miles and a few minutes later at Longyang Road, slightly dazed.
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Geoff Broadhurst, an Ardsley club member since 1970, stepped off the ice shaking his head.
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As I stepped off the elevator, I found myself at the door to my room.
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I look at my father's life and think god he just stepped off a train.
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We shook hands, and I stepped off the stage (without tripping, falling, or anything else disastrous).
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A decade ago, I stepped off a plane and lived abroad for the very first time.
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He wiped a tear from his eye and stepped off the witness stand to hug her.
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As I stepped off the plane, the cold hit my face and curled under my parka.
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A bandmate told the crowd that Nelson needed a break after the singer stepped off stage.
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His friends in The Arcs had just stepped off stage at another venue down the street.
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Conor recently said he would have killed Khabib if he would have stepped off the bus.
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The Academy Award winner said she stepped off stage to calm down when Pirro confronted her.
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Ms. Nixon stepped off the train at 103rd Street, bound for an event in East Harlem.
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Later that day, after Mr. Reed stepped off the stage, Mr. Trump stepped on to it.
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What was this strange, unburdened feeling, I wondered, as I stepped off the plane hours later?
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The couple stepped off the plane following one of the most challenging touch-downs in the world.
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One day, while drunk, he stepped off a curb and into the path of a moving truck.
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Reinhart looks like she just stepped off the set of a music video for some '80s ballad.
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Carrying an umbrella, Trump approached reporters as he stepped off Air Force One, with rain storming down.
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I felt an air of surreality the second I stepped off the bus at Split Rock Resort.
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The royal parents were all smiles when they stepped off the plane in Canada in September 2017.
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He had just stepped off a plane from Kenya when he saw the news about the ruling.
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So I stepped off of the scale, stepped back on, and it said the exact same number.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump stepped off Marine One Sunday, followed by son, Barron, and wife, Melania.
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Locals lined the platforms of German railway stations, applauding the migrants as they stepped off the trains.
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On Sunday, after having stepped off an early-morning flight from Florida, I joined the wandering hordes.
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At each stop, they stepped off the train and onto the platform, praying that he had survived.
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Christie stepped off the ice and was scooped up by the national short-track coach, Nicky Gooch.
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Our goodbye was a kiss on the mouth and a wink as he stepped off the subway.
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Gal stepped off a PJ Monday morning in Atlanta, and it's becoming a familiar ride for her.
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Boston's starting pitcher, Chris Sale, even stepped off the pitcher's rubber to allow the ovation to build.
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One man stepped off a bus, embraced a woman who had come to meet him, and sobbed.
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Clearly irked, Kershaw stepped off the mound and waited for Anderson and Garneau to reach their destination.
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He stepped off the elevator, and there she was, on the phone, propping the apartment door open.
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Foolishly, I stepped off but, fortunately, I landed in bushes and had only bruises from the fall.
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She stepped off the sidewalk and stood next to me where I was staring at the ground.
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Upon landing, the two stepped off the plane only to realize they both forgot their passports on board.
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Mr. McHale, looking like he just stepped off the set of "The Soup," is miscast in this role.
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After riding the subway, Clinton stepped off the train and made her way up 170th Street in Bronx.
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By the time I stepped off the train in the East Fifties, the air had become unseasonably balmy.
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The royal couples hadn't met before William and Kate stepped off their plane in snowy Oslo on Thursday.
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After posing together, McLoughlin stepped off to the side so that Lambert could take some quick solo shots.
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In a ceremony Monday, Mitch Landrieu stepped off the stage, replaced by LaToya Cantrell, the city's 51st mayor.
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The second we stepped off the elevator, we were greeted with a giant bright pink blow-up butt.
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Even before he'd stepped off the plane in Singapore, Pompeo had been critical of Pyongyang's apparent heel-dragging.
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When Jesús stepped off the Greyhound bus, his head was only a few inches above his father's shoulders.
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I stepped off the boat into a massive crowd of tourists surrounded by signs warning of pick-pockets.
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When Neil Armstrong stepped off his Apollo 11 lunar module nearly 50 years ago, the world was watching.
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A smiling Mr. Kim hugged Mr. Moon after he stepped off his plane in the Pyongyang International Airport.
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He stepped off a Cathay Pacific flight at Kennedy International Airport on Monday and was waved through customs.
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I stepped off the subway and spotted an ad on the station wall for a food delivery service.
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He was arrested on Monday when he stepped off his Emirates Airline flight at Washington's Dulles International Airport.
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The Wests stepped off their private jet -- with Saint and North in tow -- after traveling to Oklahoma City.
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This week in 1912, around 700 people stepped off the Carpathia steamship at Pier 54 in the meatpacking district.
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Snoeys-Lagler stands next to Bruce Willis, who looks like he just stepped off the set of "Pulp Fiction."
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It happened so fast but to my surprise — my fear flew away the second I stepped off the cliff.
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Looking like you may have just stepped off the runway when you really just stepped out of the mall.
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Yes, vaping still makes most people look like an extra who just stepped off the set of Blade Runner.
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Vert superstars retired their contest pads and skateboarders stepped off of the backyard mini-ramp and into the streets.
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One night in April, 19873, an Englishwoman, twenty-nine, stepped off a plane at J.F.K. and hailed a cab.
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And, so I kind of stepped off the back of the mound, calmed myself down, took a deep breath.
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When I stepped off the elevator into Lyft's headquarters in the fall of 2016, the techno music was throbbing.
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From the moment I stepped off the elevator, I felt all of the above while walking through the show.
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An hour later, I felt just as powerful as I stepped off the bus and headed toward room 1136.
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The officer stepped off the tracks, thinking he was far enough away to avoid the train, the release said.
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I was greeted by the cold steel of a camera the moment I stepped off at Union Square Station.
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SAN ANTONIO — Kevin Durant stepped off the Golden State Warriors' practice court on Friday afternoon and made some news.
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When his TV appearance was over, he stepped off the riser, and the room sank into a tense silence.
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Another bus came to take over the route and the driver stepped off to direct riders to the other bus.
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It wants guests to feel like they just stepped off a transport ship onto a planet thousands of galaxies away.
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Fabrice Martin had just stepped off court at the Montpellier Open in February when his phone began to ping repeatedly.
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On July 1st it was five beggars who had just stepped off a bus at a village market in Maharashtra.
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AS SOON as he stepped off the plane on a family holiday to Kenya, Mahad Olad knew something was wrong.
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Later that day, my friend stepped off the subway, leaving me behind so he could vomit onto the subway tracks.
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"Right here they don't have any restrictions," said Jose Delgado Espinoza, as he stepped off a raft onto Mexican soil.
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"Welcome, our good friend," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said while greeting Trump after he stepped off Air Force One.
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The first convoy of Russian tourists in eight months stepped off an airliner to an extra helping of Turkish hospitality.
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"I turned on my camera when my wife stepped off the curb and as he was backing away," she said.
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Fisher said when they stepped off the plane, the ground staff started laughing at them and asked about their flight.
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The then 22-year-old fashionista stepped off a single-engine plane in her friend's McKinney, Texas, home on Dec.
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Curry stepped off the bus looking like a college student, with ripped jeans, a bomber jacket, headphones and a backpack.
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The lead singer, Kenton Kamburoff, 270, looks like he just stepped off the cover of a Dischord release circa 225.
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The Peter Luger sign was the first thing I saw as I stepped off the J train on Thursday morning.
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They confronted him after he stepped off a private plane about two months ago, according to one of the people.
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"Definitely a faster commute," Mr. Sanchez's son Tyler, 13, said after he stepped off the M14 and hugged his father.
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The person who stepped off the boat five days before wouldn't have entrusted Adidas and Muhammad Ali with that haul.
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Starsha Risher stepped off an elevator and told the police she was there to retrieve two dogs from the apartment.
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Weber stepped off a golf cart and fell, landing on two cocktail glasses he was holding, according to Radar Online.
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BERLIN — Robert Gentz stepped off an Air Berlin plane in Beijing with the goal of conquering online fashion in China.
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Before that, Jim McGreevey broke his leg in 2002 after he stepped off a berm while walking on the beach.
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Travelers spilled into corridors and arriving passengers who just stepped off a flight were met with hordes of departing travelers.
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The royal couple stepped off the plane together holding hands as Meghan went into one car and Harry went into another.
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Although William's team emerged victorious, the good sport gave his new wife a hug as they stepped off the jetty. 3.
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The powder is buildable, too, so you can go from a hint of color to just-stepped-off-the-beach bronze.
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Last October, Camila stepped off a plane in Los Angeles, just moments away from reuniting with her long-distance boyfriend, David.
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Today she stepped off the tightrope, following a series of clever tactical moves culminating in a successful party conference in Berlin.
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Garrett said two CBP agents in blue uniforms were waiting as she stepped off the plane and onto the jet bridge.
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But I never would have gotten to this point had I not first stepped off the scale, and started asking questions.
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The men stepped off the walkway and went to the next, which came to life as the one behind them slowed.
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Ghosn was detained by Tokyo prosecutors last Monday when he reportedly stepped off a flight from Beirut, where he grew up.
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This effort reached its pinnacle when Neil Armstrong stepped off the Eagle landing module onto the lunar surface 50 years ago.
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The moment we stepped off the plane, he transformed before my eyes from an antediluvian Israeli politician into a sprightly statesman.
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Among them are its editor and the paper's chief executive, arrested as he stepped off a flight to Istanbul last Friday.
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When Mr. Bush visited New Hampshire in mid-January, his anxiety was evident the moment he stepped off Air Force One.
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Federal agents stopped Viktor Vekselberg, above, as he stepped off a private plane at a New York-area airport this year.
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When Phillies first baseman Carlos Santana stepped off the team bus, he asked for a selfie with the team from Spain.
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William wore a green tie and Kate a green coat and dress as they stepped off a commercial Aer Lingus flight.
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A man who had stepped off a bus in Somerville embraced a woman who had come to meet him, and sobbed.
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At least, those were my assumptions before I stepped off the airplane to see what Mykonos was like for regular folks.
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It will be the first time the Senate has stepped off the sidelines to try to end the monthlong government shutdown.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen greeted the passengers with handshakes and bouquets as they stepped off the ship and boarded a bus.
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When I stepped off the plane in Srinagar, Kashmir's biggest city, the mountains looked heartbreakingly beautiful, with snow glistening on top.
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But it's now easier than ever to get a quick fix, whether you just stepped off a plane or a ski slope.
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When they stepped off the train in Frankfurt in January 1919, neither my grandmother nor my father spoke a word of German.
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A Nut In A NutBefore I stepped off the plane in Puerto Maldonado, I had no idea what a Brazil nut was.
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I climbed up, closed my eyes, counted to three, listened to my new friends cheer me on — and stepped off the platform.
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Then I throw a pitch to the next hitter, stepped off the mound, and said to myself, 'That didn't feel so hot.
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At Ariana Grande's post-VMAs concert, Sweetener Sessions, she stepped off the stage and gave her fiancé, Pete Davidson, a quick kiss.
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I emerged from that shower so relaxed and glowy that you'd think I'd just swallowed sunshine, rather than stepped off a plane.
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If I were Martha, I would have stepped off the hoverboard and onto a bed with very comfortable and definitely expensive linens.
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"We have literally been dealing with several different family matters since we stepped off the plane from our honeymoon," he tells PEOPLE.
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But before she stepped off the stage, Taylor delivered brief, but powerful, message squarely directed at the cis actors playing trans controversy.
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And so this piece was about the fact that he had been arrested the second he stepped off the plane at JFK.
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"[Name redacted] stepped off the path on a grassy area that he prodded with a stick and seemed sound," one report said.
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Lou has supposedly taught in Stanton for 17 years, yet he interacts with everyone as if he's just stepped off the bus.
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She looked good, if a little like she had just stepped off a film set — buttoned-up, contained and opaque as usual.
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At least three people were killed and five injured, some by shattering glass, and the assailant stepped off the tram and fled.
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The hunks lowered him to the ground, and he stepped off, spread his golden wings and posed for the crowd, which roared.
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The food greeted all comers who stepped off the modern bustle of Midtown Manhattan and stepped back 113 years earlier to Dublin.
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Oumar Niasse stepped off the bench to score twice and give host Hull a 2-1 victory over its relegation rival Swansea.
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He then allegedly stepped off the porch, lit an incendiary device and threw it at the building's front window, which was closed.
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BEIJING — Kai Li, an American businessman born in China, had stepped off a plane in Shanghai, preparing to visit his mother's grave.
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One way or another, he knows he has stepped off a cliff, pronounced himself king of the air, and is in freefall.
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Both actors posted a photo of their arrival at the event on Friday -- looking like they just stepped off the movie set.
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Wearing a black coat and fedora, Mr. Kim stepped off near the border for a traditional Russian greeting with bread and salt.
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Hiroyuki Ito, a student at the Institute, stepped off the salaryman escalator at the age of 45, after 23 years at his firm.
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He had just stepped off SunRail with his bicycle and was headed to the mall to look for a new pair of glasses.
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He reminded reporters that he was the "son of a dishwasher" who stepped off a ferryboat in Key West nearly 60 years ago.
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At 22 years old and with just three years in the business, Austin already looks like he stepped off of Monday Night Raw.
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Ten days ago, a team of seven Chinese medical experts stepped off an Iraqi Airlines plane in Baghdad bearing medical equipment and supplies.
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Ten days ago, a team of seven Chinese medical experts stepped off an Iraqi Airlines plane in Baghdad bearing medical equipment and supplies.
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On Tuesday, Ms. Park, 65, was handcuffed and looked grim as she stepped off a minibus that had brought her to the courthouse.
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Malcolm Kerr, 22015, had stepped off the elevator toward his office in College Hall and was shot in the back of the head.
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As soon as the women stepped off the plane, they say two men approached them and asked if they were going to Melbourne.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen greeted the passengers with handshakes and bouquets of roses as they stepped off the ship and boarded a bus.
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Starboard won 12 board seats at Darden in 2014, and Smith just stepped off the board after 18 months of working on a turnaround.
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GUATEMALA CITY – Donelda Pulex stepped off the airplane into the sun, clutching her 5-year-old daughter&aposs hand and burst into heaving sobs.
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The primates stepped off the trucks into their new home, staffed with animal lovers dedicated to providing them with the most satisfying life possible.
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The moment Trump stepped off the bus to greet actress Arianne Zucker he put on his charming face, a study in deceit and hypocrisy.
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John Mayer is now 40 and supremely confident in his wardrobe choices ... and he flaunted it as he stepped off a plane in Rio.
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When we stepped off the platform to our stop, we dipped into a small café for cups of steaming tea that smelled like curry.
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She stepped off, and a doctor came in to tell her she needed surgery right away, she said: Her left artery was 98% blocked.
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While Warren's campaign has seemingly stepped off the gas in recent weeks, the Massachusetts senator has locked herself in as a top-tier candidate.
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Hick did as well; but in choosing Eleanor, she had stepped off the ladder of her career, and she never regained her professional footing.
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But the emir of Qatar was there, too, and he kissed them all, with tears in his eyes, as they stepped off the plane.
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Conor McGregor says if Khabib Nurmagomedov stepped off that bus at Barclays Center, he would have MURDERED him and gone to prison for life.
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As France stopped between third and home, the pitcher stepped off, then threw over the head of catcher Willson Contreras, allowing France to score.
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Families stepped off a bus outside Iglesia Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion cathedral, one of many churches to open their doors to the migrants.
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But he stepped off the porch and walked back across the small garden to the wheelie bins—brown, green, and black—and the hedge.
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Mr. Gulick then stepped off the porch, lit an object and tossed it at the front window of the building, the court documents said.
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However, as soon as the women stepped off the plane, they say two men approached them and asked for their passports and boarding passes.
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We started near Sealdah Station, where my grandmother had stepped off the train in 1946, with five boys and four steel trunks in tow.
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I stepped off the plane knowing very little about what lay ahead — only that this rehabilitation program would include long periods of hard labor.
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One recent morning, donkeys grazed in a field outside the Linda Woodman State Jail as 219 girls stepped off the Girls Embracing Mothers bus.
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Unlike most projectors, LG's ProBeam HF80J is long-and-tall instead of short-and-wide, and looks like it stepped off an art deco boardwalk.
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The evening I ordered one, Ms. Liu stepped off the floor (where she seems to be often,l checking on diners) and made it herself.
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Mark Farrell had just stepped off a train and was walking through San Francisco's Civic Center Plaza when he felt something strange under his foot.
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Nawaz Sharif, a three-term former prime minister, and his daughter, Maryam, were arrested as they stepped off a plane from London on July 13th.
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In 2014, scientists clad in thick neon orange suits stepped off a research vessel and visited five different patches of pristine-looking Arctic sea ice.
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Linton returned from a day trip to Kentucky, accompanying her husband, when she stepped off a government plane clad head-to-toe in designer goods.
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MEXICO CITY — When Evo Morales stepped off a Mexican government plane on Tuesday and into exile on Mexican soil, he followed a well-trod path.
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Charles-Donatien stepped off the scooter and gazed up at the façade, then stretched out his arm and counted up the floors—one, two, three.
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He ended the inning when Blue Jays shortstop Goins faked a throw to the pitcher and tagged him after he had stepped off the bag.
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Packer, 50, "has stepped off the CPH Board as he continues his recovery from illness", a spokesman for Consolidated Press Holdings said in an email.
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Members of ethnic minority groups in traditional dress welcomed Francis at Yangon airport, and children presented him with flowers as he stepped off his plane.
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As soon as Mr. Clark and Mr. Flynt stepped off the boat — the Lunch Box — a voice called out asking when the service would begin.
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Columbus After the Cleveland Cavaliers won the N.B.A. finals last year, LeBron James stepped off the basketball team's plane wearing an Ultimate Warrior T-shirt.
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He then stood on a half-wall separating the bathroom area from the pen and stepped off, according to surveillance footage described to the Times.
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Yeah, it's been like that in almost every room I've walked into since I stepped off the plane, with the exception of the merch guy.
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I literally stepped off the side of the boat and fell down the crack between the two boats—like at least ten or 15 feet down.
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The couple stepped off their British Airways flight from London into Mumbai, the bustling entertainment and commercial heart of the vibrant country, just after 11 a.
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Suddenly, a spotlight focused on a 10-story bell tower where the chief executive, Steven Nardizzi, stepped off the edge and rappelled toward the cheering crowd.
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Whether the snub was deliberate is still in question (which has not stopped Donald Trump from declaring that he would not have stepped off the plane).
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For their first solo outing just five days ago, the twosome stepped off the royal train together in Cheshire after sharing an overnight ride from London.
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Wearing tattered clothes and with his hair and beard matted wildly from 14 months at sea, Alvarenga stepped off the boat to news cameras and reporters.
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Fifty years ago, on July 20, 1969, astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped off a tiny, rickety spacecraft and onto the surface of the moon.
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"Information didn't travel the way it does today, so when you stepped off the plane in 1976, you were surprised to find this neon, hypermodern city."
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For an instant she felt as though she had stepped off the edge of a precipice, and this was that barest moment before she plunged downward.
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Mr. Paul had just stepped off a riding lawn mower on Friday when Rene Boucher, a retired anesthesiologist who lived next door, charged and tackled him.
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"It's a hairdresser's fashion week," said Dwight Eubanks, who had just stepped off the stage from judging the Champion of Weaves competition at the Bronner Bros.
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SYDNEY, Australia — When Mark Twain steamed into Sydney's harbor in September 1895, journalists peppered him with questions before he had even stepped off the S.S. Warrimoo.
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I realized the flutter had been the money falling out of the coat of a man standing near me who had just stepped off the train.
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He stepped off the stand and walked several paces toward the defendant, Demetrius Blackwell, who was seated beside his lawyer at the front of the courtroom.
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Even fictional characters were so real to Susan that she wanted to know what they were feeling, doing, wearing, even when they stepped off the page.
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The show opened with fire-spitting trucks carrying models, who later stepped off to unveil a mainly black collection with dabs of gold and shiny silver.
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SWANSEA, S.C. — Valerie Biden Owens traveled past swamps, harvested fields and parked tractors to a small church, where she stepped off a bus to address voters.
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As soon as I stepped off the train at Windsor and Eton Riverside station, it was evident that "royals" is a prominent theme in this town.
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One of the few non-Communist nationalists to have refused to collaborate with both the colonialists and the Communists stepped off the fence: Ngo Dinh Diem.
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REYNOSA, Mexico — The "psycho-terror," as Andreina calls it, started as soon as she stepped off the plane here in February and showed her Venezuelan passport.
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On a desert-cold, moonlit night just over two years ago, Amir Taaki stepped off the Iraqi sand into a rubber dinghy floating in the Tigris River.
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"From the minute we stepped off the subway, people stopped us with their cameras," said Ms. Doster, the chief technology officer at the Foundation for AIDS Research.
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When she stepped off the plane, she met her now ex-husband, a member of the volunteer organization who was waiting to meet her, sign in hand.
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As they arrived to Fraser Island, Meghan and Harry stepped off the plane together holding hands as Meghan went into one car and Harry went into another.
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Last night, as I returned to Seattle, I stepped off my plane to see an airport valet waiting with a wheelchair for one of my fellow passengers.
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The Hotel Transylvania actress looks like she just stepped off an episode of the popular PBS show, though we'd need a rerun to air to be sure.
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He seems much more like a fellow who's stepped off a cruise ship for an afternoon than like someone who's spent many months inhabiting Mr. English's world.
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Mr. Trump stepped off Air Force One in Beijing on Wednesday with historically low job-approval ratings, just hours after suffering a shellacking in off-year elections.
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The vice president stepped off Air Force Two in Tacoma, where he bumped elbows with Inslee and several members of Congress who were there to greet him.
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Superintendent Johnson said the man killed Officer Jimenez and a pharmacy worker who had stepped off an elevator and who was not involved in the original dispute.
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The 74-year-old billionaire greets guests with a dazzling smile, sporting a red linen jacket as if he has stepped off a golf course or yacht.
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Our butler, Adalberto Macedo, was waiting to greet Mahir and I as soon as we stepped off the elevator on the 12th floor, where our room was.
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The batter watched as the runner stepped off the base and learned the pitch through which of his teammate's feet left the bag first, the publication reported.
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Once the couple stepped off the plane, the agent told them that the pilot had booted them because they had "extremely offensive body odor," the lawsuit said.
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They didn't look as if they had copied a best dress from yesteryear, nor did they look like fashion aspirants who had just stepped off the runway.
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As Trump stepped off the plane at the US's biggest air base in Afghanistan, he was greeted by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen.
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But I feel I've stepped off the conveyor and am experiencing some of the passion and adventure I felt in the first 18 years of my life.
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Kate stepped off the plane in New Zealand carrying a wiggly George, who enthusiastically kicked his legs as the little royal family made their way onto the tarmac.
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In his first interview since Japanese prosecutors seized his father as he stepped off his private jet, Anthony Ghosn said his father would fight to clear his name.
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It's as if she just stepped off a TV set and into somebody's home videos, where nobody is quite sure how to act in front of the camera.
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And while police say that the driver "mistakenly left the hulking transport in neutral and stepped off the bus," the MTA is conducting an investigation into the matter.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump stepped off the campaign trail Wednesday to promote his new hotel here, less than two weeks from Election Day and trailing in the polls.
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As soon as Sellars stepped off the truck, she stopped being paid; throughout this time, according to allegations presented in the suit, her codriver remained on the road.
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Centrowitz's compatriot Robby Andrews qualified in fifth place in the second semi-final but stepped off the track in the run to the line and could face disqualification.
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When we raised the Series A, Jeff stepped off the board to make room for the more typical situation where the Series A investor takes the board seat.
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"When Maya Long stepped off the plane with her four children, she immediately started to cry, "knowing finally that we are all alive, just knowing that we're safe.
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"The lady of the five hats," as The Associated Press called her, was greeted enthusiastically by Australians when she stepped off the plane for the 1956 Olympic Games.
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At one point, with the bases loaded, Yates stepped off the rubber and in unison the Rangers players vocally reacted, trying to alert the umpire to a balk.
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Jędrzejczyk is never far from her stance and the moment that she has stepped off line, she is back in position to strike should the opponent follow her.
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Dear Diary: I stepped off the express train at the Union Square Station one day some time ago and crossed over to the local side of the platform.
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Dear Diary: I stepped off the express train at the Union Square Station one day some time ago and crossed over to the local side of the platform.
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The big Yankee left-hander had a 2-1 count to George Springer when he suddenly stepped off the mound, appearing to have sustained some sort of injury.
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Last year, he stepped off the London Fashion Week schedule to show couture instead; a signal, seemingly, that he was going to go even more extreme and extravagant.
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In June, a white police officer in South Bend fatally shot a black resident, and Mr. Buttigieg stepped off the campaign trail to try to calm his city.
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In 1818, Mak Sai Ying, a young man from Guangdong, stepped off a ship in Port Jackson, becoming one of the first recorded Chinese immigrants to the continent.
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He stepped off the partition, but apparently had second thoughts as he began to choke and tried to put his feet back on the partition to save himself.
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Seven months ago, he and his family stepped off a train in India's border state of Rajasthan with a 25-day pilgrimage visa and no intention of returning.
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A hot air balloon carried Cordia and his improvised Iron Man suit to an altitude of 5,000 feet before he stepped off the edge and ignited the jet engines.
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When he turned it on he could be dominating, but when he stepped off the field he could be as nice of a young man as you could coach.
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He was arrested by FBI agents in early July as he stepped off his private plane at an airport in Teterboro, New Jersey, which had flown in from Paris.
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The Pride March stepped off at noon, its route hitting Washington Square Park, Stonewall National Monument, and the NYC AIDS Memorial and culminating at 23rd Street and 7th Avenue.
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Farquhar had just stepped off of the mound during the sixth inning of Chicago's April 20 game against the Houston Astros when he vomited and collapsed in the dugout.
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By contrast, when Mr Trump stepped off Air Force One, he was greeted by King Salman in a lavish ceremony featuring military jets casting red, white and blue contrails.
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She wore slacks and a tie as she stepped off the plane in Cairo, where she proceeded to the presidential palace, an ornate cream stone building with arabesque designs.
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Fifty years ago, on July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped off a tiny spacecraft and onto the surface of the moon as the world watched live.
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After he stepped off the stage and left the room, Ms. Ingram said a few complimentary words about the agency's leadership, and the meeting ended after about 15 minutes.
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As soon as I stepped off the elevator, I was greeted by 24 floor-to-ceiling windows that display a 360-degree view of New York City and beyond.
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Gray had stepped off of the plane while the engine was still running in order to remove from its tires a chock block, which keep the wheels in place.
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"Lilli and Jake passed me a box of bizarre cameras, mostly working, as I stepped off a plane from Canada," said Oli Sansom of this image taken in Australia.
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For Reed, who stepped off the train and arrived in New Haven with very little money, the reality-altering alchemy of Albers's color theory must have seemed compellingly transformative.
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Italy went ahead after 12 minutes when Girelli converted a penalty on her second attempt, having had to retake it after keeper Sydney Schneider had stepped off her line.
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As Miocic charged in on Dos Santos in the third round, he stepped off and dipped down to his left side, before returning with the left hook which dropped Miocic.
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Meek Mill received a warm welcome when he stepped off his jet in the Bahamas -- a whole band was there to wish him a happy birthday ... and it was lit!
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Most of the buses — when they were still operating — were empty, and pedestrians, realizing they had the streets to themselves, stepped off sidewalks and walked triumphantly down usually busy avenues.
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John Kasich stepped off his campaign bus into a crowded Republican Party office near Detroit on Tuesday morning and marveled at how many people had shown up to see him.
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In many instances, his employees scheduled "appointments" with the girls and even ensured he'd have a victim waiting for him in Palm Beach when he stepped off his private jet.
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In a country that favors abayas for women over almost anything else, Trump stepped off Air Force One in the jumpsuit, which appeared to be from British designer Stella McCartney.
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A pleasant-faced woman climbed up the steps, leaned over, kissed the driver on the mouth and stepped off again, and a neighborhood was created in the middle of nowhere.
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Clinton's longtime aide Huma Abedin, who had stepped off the campaign trail after emails on her estranged husband's laptop drew the attention of the F.B.I., had rejoined the Democratic nominee.
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I had no idea about the remarks made before they stepped off that bus until the Washington Post called my management a few hours before the tape was released publicly.
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But her excitement turned to anger as she saw friends who had stepped off cold buses with packed lunches described on social media as bought-and-paid-for outside agitators.
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A few days ago, I had just stepped off a podium at a cancer conference when a 50-year-old woman with a family history of breast cancer approached me.
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"They have to figure out a way to get product in the U.S." When a group of G.M. executives stepped off an elevator, the Lordstown workers spoke out more forcefully.
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My own "Holy shit, I'm in Kitzbühel" moment came on a Tuesday in January, earlier this year, after I stepped off the train at the base of the Hahnenkamm gondola.
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After the hourlong practice, Weight stepped off the ice and dropped his stick and his gloves near the locker-room door before engaging in another daily ritual for head coaches.
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They were supposed to be flown by Italian balloonist Vincent Lunardi, but the balloon wouldn't rise with three passengers, so he stepped off, leaving the inexperienced duo on their own.
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It wasn't until I stepped off and I realized, oh, I wonder if it gets deeper because that means I have to swim with him, you know what I mean.
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I couldn't help but feel excited as I stepped off the train and saw a sky the color of lavender as the sun began to sink into the Thames River.
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You want her to show you where she buys her 2007s-style jean shorts and muscle tees, so you, too, can look like you stepped off of the set of Jaws.
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When Frederick Law Olmsted stepped off a ship in Liverpool in 1850, he was a gentleman farmer on Staten Island and intellectual, eager to embark on a walking tour of England.
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As a flight attendant, I've been trained to spot trafficking in the air, and it never crossed my mind where these people might end up after they stepped off the aircraft.
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King Salman bin Abdulaziz greeted Trump on a red carpet as he stepped off Air Force One, shaking the hand of his wife, Melania, and riding in the U.S. presidential limousine.
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When Ginger Zee stepped off the ballroom floor after the Dancing with the Stars finale in May, she couldn't wait to see how her third-place finish had impacted her body.
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" As the actor stepped off the stage, he approached Joe Kripal and his girlfriend Sanaa Ahmed while bystanders in the background could be heard saying, "Oh my gosh, oh my gosh.
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When I stepped off the plane into the tarmac that led to the terminal at Jos Mart Airport, I was slapped with the smell of jet fuel that awoke many memories.
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Mueller stepped off the Justice Department podium after the brief statement, declining to take questions from reporters and making clear he hoped the remarks would be his last on the investigation.
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After an hour of discussion, Flake stepped off the stage without removing the microphone on his lapel, which was still feeding to the TV cameras in the back of the room.
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Plaisted, overpowering his own fear, stepped off the safety of the hard floe onto the gelatinous ice and picked his way gingerly to the machine, his feet sinking with each step.
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A shift in strategy In early August, O'Rourke stepped off the campaign trail entirely for 12 days following the mass shooting that left 22 dead in his hometown of El Paso.
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Last summer, we headed to Abbey Road in London just hours after we stepped off the plane at Heathrow Airport to recreate the scene on the eponymous album (minus the Volkswagen).
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Relief pitcher Chad Green does not typically peer into his cap, but he was caught doing so a bit too long as he stepped off the rubber during a recent outing.
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I stepped off the sailboat onto the dock in Gibsons, British Columbia, and although it was solid, a moment of reverse seasickness made me feel as if the ground was swaying.
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It is anything but a snooty film society — many members look like they stepped off a vaudeville stage — but members are passionately devoted to keeping the memory of "The Boys" alive.
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The new disclosures came only moments after Mr. Biden stepped off a debate stage where the dynamics made plain that even his rivals no longer saw him as the front-runner.
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But, instead of telling them to quiet down over his putt ... Fowler stepped off his ball and waved on the crowd ... and when he sank the ensuing shot, everyone went wild!!!
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It was an unseasonably warm and beautiful day, and I like to think that as she stepped off the curb she was in a cheerful mood, thinking about the weekend ahead.
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When Billy Martin ordered catcher Thurman Munson to signal a fastball to Lyle on one memorable occasion, the pitcher stepped off the rubber and told off his manager in colorful fashion.
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Stefano Gabbana, half of the Dolce & Gabbana brand, spared no time in noting on Instagram that the first lady had stepped off Air Force One wearing one of the label's designs.
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He suddenly found himself less mobile, however, after he fell and fractured his right arm in September when a hurried passenger knocked into him as he stepped off a subway escalator.
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She stepped off the plane in a Carolina Herrera A-line dress with a dotted floral print, though she skipped the teen-friendly sneaks for a pair of Jimmy Choo slingback flats.
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Garabedian recalled that when he stepped off the plane a year ago, the prime minister personally welcomed him to the country, shaking hands with him and his family in Toronto's Pearson Airport.
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As Clinton stepped off stage in Tampa, her vice presidential nominee remained unannounced, despite many in the audience hoping to know who Clinton's running mate would be by the time they left.
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But I sure as hell know that I spent yesterday staring at a city that hasn't shifted one bit since I stepped off a plane for the first time 15 years ago.
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Carl Ferrer, 55, was taken into custody when he stepped off his flight from Amsterdam in Houston and slapped with felony charges of pimping a minor, pimping, and conspiracy to commit pimping.
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So, in 1810 she stepped off a boat and, surrounded by the wives and children of her pirates, walked completely unarmed to the office of the local governor-general to discuss amnesty.
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Full statement: Update: After multiple days of silence, Silicon Valley Bank, tells Axios that Pishevar has stepped off the board of directors of Silicon Foundry, a recent joint venture with Sherpa Capital.
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European shares were winning the battle to avoid a fifth day of losses, Wall Street futures were pointing higher and even Turkey's lira seemed to have stepped off its latest rollercoaster ride.
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BUFFALO — Matthew Tkachuk stepped off the ice at HarborCenter, where he and other top N.H.L. prospects were conducting a skills clinic for squirt-age players, and recalled his own youth hockey days.
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When Mr. Moon stepped off his plane, a smiling Mr. Kim was waiting on the tarmac with a military honor guard and a large crowd of Pyongyang citizens mobilized for his arrival.
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When Millie Dunn stepped off the train in Scotland in early 1945, in her mid-21965s and having until recently never been beyond her native North Carolina, it was a culture shock.
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When he stepped off the bus that afternoon and I asked why his eyes were so swollen, he informed me that he would probably be suspended, but possibly also expelled and arrested.
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Walking hand in hand in the cool, early-morning darkness to a familiar soundtrack of crashing waves, they noticed flickering lights in the distance, and immediately stepped off the boardwalk to investigate.
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After finishing a round of golf the weekend after Thanksgiving, a small group approached the president as he stepped off the 18th green: two of his biggest donors, and a Florida neighbor.
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Melody Dorward and a colleague, Amberly Buccholz, had just stepped off a Spirit Airways flight from Ohio when they got caught up in the tide of people who ran down the terminal.
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That didn't stop the president from smiling and waiving as he stepped off Air Force One to shake hands with Cuban officials trained by Russia's KGB to act against the United States.
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We're told McGregor was told his gym would be set up identically to his Iceland training center and it would all be ready to go the second he stepped off the plane.
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Patty-Jo stepped off the page in 1947, fulfilling Ormes' ambition to make a doll for Black children that was different from others on the market, which tended to reflect racist stereotypes.
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Unlike the Central Park Ice Festival, which was canceled because of the cold, the Lunar New Year Parade stepped off as planned, and people bundled up to celebrate the Year of the Monkey.
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Monday's move mirrored a similar exit in the summer of 2013 when Ackman sold his entire stake in retailer J.C. Penney and stepped off the board after having failed to fix the company.
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Ackman initially planned to stay on the CP board until next year, but stepped off now as the company was making other changes to the board by adding Jill Denham and William Fatt.
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The royal mom of two stepped off the plane looking impossibly fresh and fashionable in a royal blue Jenny Packham suit with a matching hat and Queen Elizabeth II's diamond maple leaf brooch.
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He also allegedly demanded his employees schedule appointments with his victims — some as young as 14 — or even have them waiting for him after he stepped off his private jet in Palm Beach.
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Cormier, looking as a dejected and distraught as one could, grabbed the towel and barely managed to drape it around himself as he stepped off the scale and returned to the backstage area.
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More than five decades had passed since Ms. De Lara stepped off a plane alone, from Cuba, sent here at age 12 by parents who feared for her future after the Castro revolution.
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The trickle of vacationers is increasing, led by loyal visitors who fell in love with Vieques the moment they stepped off the slow ferry or quick tiny plane you take to get here.
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So he said as he stepped off the train in Petrograd: No compromise was possible with a government that continued to prosecute the war or with the parties that supported such a government.
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Young's works were among the first things that she noticed when she stepped off a Greyhound bus into downtown Miami in the early 1970s, a pregnant teenager fresh from the woods of Georgia.
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Feinstein stepped off the debate stage for the last time, and we haven't seen her there since,'' while the state has shifted markedly with regard to issues like jobs, economy and climate change.
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Donald Trump may have stepped off the campaign trail on Wednesday to attend the grand opening of his new Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. — but his mind was never far from the race.
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In honor of #WomanCrushWednesday, Spears shared an adorable throwback photo from her first day of school, where she was captured beaming as she stepped off the bus in her polo, denim skirt, and backpack.
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In honor of #WomanCrushWednesday, she shared an adorable throwback photo from her first day of school, where she was captured beaming as she stepped off the bus in her polo, denim skirt, and backpack.
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The Briton, who holds the WBA, IBF, WBO and IBO belts, stepped off with a measurement of 17 stones eight pounds and five ounces compared to the smaller Russian's 15 stones and 12 pounds.
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But as they stepped off the plane together, the developments in Washington played out on a split screen on cable news, as current State Department spokesman John Kirby got a grilling over Comey's remarks.
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Along with the two spots featuring "Legendary Man," there are two faux-infomercials led by a balding, mustachioed pitchman who looks like he just stepped off of a used car lot in the '70s.
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The way Alon Muroch, CEO of CoinDash, tells it, he had just stepped off a plane from Kiev on Monday when he got a notification saying that the alleged hacker's address was moving funds.
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The minute he stepped off the plane in Phoenix, Arizona for a job interview and heard the temperature was 114 degrees Fahrenheit, he knew the job wasn't for him -- even before it was offered.
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Instead, the best looks land somewhere between just-stepped-off-the-yacht and born-with-it golden girl, which is precisely why the festival produces some of our favorite beauty moments of the year.
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She just stepped off the Disney board, so one would think that she was whispering in the ear of Bob advocating for Jimmy because of her own experience seeing him work firsthand at Launch.
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It may have been winter but it didn't stop Destiny's Child from dressing like they'd just stepped off the beach when they wore these gold bikinis with matching stiletto boots on the red carpet.
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In my quest to figure out why my annual exercise felt so irrelevant this year, I called up several people who'd similarly stepped off social media a few years back and blogged about the experience.
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That first night, in 1959, he stepped off the train and crossed a near-deserted piazza with a suitcase in each hand, looking for signs of city life, no idea which direction would bring fortune.
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When staying in big hotels, I always have concerns about noise, but as I stepped off of the elevator on the 38th floor, the first thing that caught my eye was a quiet hours sign.
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Looking visibly tired, they stepped off a jet at the airport in Banjul, the palm-fringed seaside capital of the tiny West African nation, then filled out forms they had been given for emergency passports.
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A few days later, I stepped off an airport shuttle bus at Reykjavík's station a little after dawn, uncertain whether I would find him, but there he was, dressed in a silver full-body snowsuit.
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In honor of #WomanCrushWednesday, Jamie Lynn shared an adorable throwback photo from her first day of school, where she was captured beaming as she stepped off the bus in her polo, denim skirt, and backpack.
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From the moment she stepped off the plane in Saudi Arabia, it was clear she had given thought to her wardrobe, using the fashion diplomacy tactic that worked so well for her predecessor, Michelle Obama.
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Last Thursday morning, Cliff Robinson stepped off a stage at the Portland Expo Center, and basked in the warm applause that used to greet him when he played for the Trail Blazers just miles away.
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Monkeys and iguanas, lush greens and endless blues, and swinging vines greeted me as soon as I stepped off the bus, and I found my way to a colorful hostel that cost $8 a night.
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Nearly a year has passed since an 18-year-old tourist from Virginia stepped off a boulder in Central Park onto a plastic bag, setting off explosive material inside that tore through his left leg.
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"I stepped onto a plane with 500 Instagram followers and stepped off with thousands in the space of eight hours," he said while sipping from a mug of Earl Grey tea in VICE's test kitchen.
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"You might be watching the Oscars and wondering why someone named Stacey Dash just walked across the stage," Dash shares in a blog post she tweeted about immediately after she stepped off the Oscars stage Sunday.
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But we knew, if Gorsuch was there, and if Kennedy did retire, or if Ginsburg stepped off the court, we knew Trump was going to be a constitutional conservative president who would appoint constitutional conservative judges.
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With the location and details shrouded in secrecy until just hours before the reported 3pm start time, attendees stepped off of unmarked charter buses that had transported them to the island, looking bewildered and eager. 2.
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With his wide eyes and beautifully shined mane of curly golden hair, the former TV actor looks as if he just stepped off the set of a shampoo commercial, and he is nearly as dramatically compelling.
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Egypt's public prosecutor said a preliminary investigation indicated the driver stepped off the train to talk to another driver without pulling the hand brake, causing the unattended locomotive to speed off and hit a concrete platform.
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The moment she and husband Prince Philip stepped off the royal train at the city's station, a 21-gun salute pounded the ears of the watching school kids and royal fans in the city's Cardiff Bay.
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The deported immigrants at the bridge on Saturday stepped off the bus, were freed from United States custody, walked to the other side of the bridge and blended into the line of bridge crossers heading south.
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BEIJING — When Kim Jong-un arrived in Singapore on Sunday for his landmark summit meeting with President Trump, he stepped off a jumbo jet emblazoned with the logo of Air China and the Chinese national flag.
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She said in an interview with H&M's magazine, that it all started when the model for a shoot she was working on stepped off set and the photographer suggested she jump in front of the lens.
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South Korean sports minister Do Jong-hwan and 2010 Vancouver Games figure skating champion Kim Yuna carried the flame in a special lantern as they gingerly stepped off a Korean Air flight at Incheon airport on Wednesday.
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The train, which was running on BHP's private Mount Newman railway line, took off while the driver, the only person on the train, had temporarily stepped off the locomotive to an inspect an issue with a wagon.
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In the early hours of Monday a suspected drug lord and his wife were shot dead by a gunman as they stepped off a ferry in the central province of Iloilo, national police spokesman Dionardo Carlos said.
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MILAN — Milan and the rest of the fashion world stepped off the ready-to-wear hamster wheel this week to pay tribute to Franca Sozzani, the longtime editor of Italian Vogue, who died in December at 66.
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Though I had no memories of Cuba, having left the island in 1961 at the age of 3, I teared up as I stepped off the plane and all of my senses absorbed missing years of home.
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"These boards are often populated with private-sector leaders who would never tolerate such bad behavior in the companies they run," said Darren Walker, the president of the Ford Foundation, who recently stepped off City Ballet's board.
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The women — Pa Yang, 57, Mai Vue Vang, 58, and True Thao, 2500 — were among many other travelers selected for international screening after they stepped off their flight from Japan on Tuesday, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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The women — Pa Yang, 57, Mai Vue Vang, 58, and True Thao, 52 — were among many other travelers selected for international screening after they stepped off their flight from Japan on Tuesday, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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The bordello, the red building that some sailors would visit as soon as they stepped off their ships, still stands at the foot of DeGraw Street, not far from the cranes and modern, containerized port and marine terminals.
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There is a gold radiance to the balm that, when applied to the cheeks, lifts and warms the cheekbones for the perfect candlelit glow — I look like I just stepped off the beach when I have it on.
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Everyone recognizes "One small step for man," Neil Armstrong's quote from July 303, 1969, as he stepped off of the steps of the lunar lander for the first time and onto the dusty regolith of the Moon's surface.
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European shares were just about winning the battle to avoid a fifth day of losses, the euro was holding its ground after three days of falls and Turkey's lira seemed to have stepped off its latest rollercoaster ride.
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Last year, at our Disrupt event in San Francisco, TC talked with Pishevar about the venture market and specifically about Benchmark's Bill Gurley, who recently stepped off of Uber's board, installing his partner Matt Cohler in his stead.
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At least 19 people have diedTwo tourists are facing thermal trespassing charges after they stepped off a boardwalk at Yellowstone National park and walked directly up to Old Faithful's base to take photos of it with their phones.
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Over the summer, his wife, the actress Louise Linton, had to apologize for lashing out at an Oregon mom who had criticized her on Instagram for bragging about designer clothes as she stepped off a taxpayer-funded jet.
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The couple stepped off the British Government's Royal Air Force Voyager plane at the Pakistani Air Force Base Nur Khan in Rawalpindi — just outside the capital, Islamabad — where they were met by the British High Commissioner, Thomas Drew.
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"It's reassuring for conservatives to know what he'll be looking for were he elected president," Cornyn said as he stepped off the Senate floor and reviewed a CNN copy of Trump's press release with the 11 possible nominees listed.
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A statement released by Scotland Yard Friday morning confirmed that authorities "arrested Arthur Simpson-Kent on suspicion of the murders of Sian Blake and her children Zachary and Amon" shortly after he had stepped off a flight from Ghana.
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Venture capitalist Bill Gurley, whose firm Benchmark was one of Uber's earliest investors, has stepped off the ride-hailing company's board and will be replaced by fellow Benchmark partner Matt Cohler, who helped broker Benchmark's original investment in Uber.
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Some towns attempted to keep the virus out altogether; Barry tells the story of Gunnison, Colorado, which blocked all incoming roads and warned railway passengers that if they stepped off the train onto the platform, they would be arrested.
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Egypt's public prosecutor said on Wednesday that a preliminary investigation indicated the driver stepped off the train to talk to another driver without pulling the hand brake, causing the unattended locomotive to speed off and hit a concrete platform.
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As Cheserek stepped off the track from his 13:47 win in the 5,303 meters, his coach Andy Powell asked if he had enough in the tank to run the 1,600-meter anchor leg of the distance medley relay.
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So it was a nice treat for the senses as I stepped off of the bus one last time this season to be greeted by the cold, snow-filled air, thick with the smell of everyone's favourite arson accelerant.
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An almost sepia-toned wistfulness settled over Mr. Obama the moment he stepped off Air Force One at O'Hare International Airport as he gave Mayor Rahm Emanuel — his first White House chief of staff — a fierce and lengthy embrace.
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And then I heard it even clearer, like a loud-speaker in my brain, as I stepped off the elevator into the offices of the couture brand who was fitting me with an outfit for their dinner that night.
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Depp carried a drink in hand as he stepped off a small speedboat and onto the Prince Abdulaziz, a 430-foot luxury yacht that was reportedly once owned by Saudi Arabia's King Fahd before being passed down to his son.
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At a town hall in Lancaster, Pa., earlier this month, Pence stepped off the stage to comfort and embrace a boy whose father is terminally ill and had urged the candidate to help pass a bill to allow experimental drug treatment.
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So when we had the chance to ask a few of these bombshells what they'd wear on a first date, we couldn't wait to get the scoop on how to look like we just stepped off the runway for date night.
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Sports of The Times As a child, I read and reread a Ray Bradbury short story about a hunter who traveled back to the distant past to bag a dinosaur, illegally stepped off a levitating walkway and mistakenly crushed a butterfly.
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Then Mr. Feliciano used his sweater to create a noose, climbed on a partition next to the toilet, tied one end around his neck and the other around the metal hook in the ceiling, and stepped off, the officials said.
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When my brother Nimesh and I stepped off the plane and waded into the sopping humidity that hangs over the country in late September, we encountered a country that was speaking about decades of national trauma for the first time.
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Mr. Priebus, who had joined the president on the trip and never let on to other passengers what was about to occur, stepped off the plane into a drenching rain, ducked into a car and was driven away without comment.
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The only promising response I got was from a friend who works for New York City Parks, a crunchy character who brews his own kombucha, deleted his Instagram account, and dresses as if he's just stepped off a hiking trail.
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I once stepped off a plane and was instantly whisked through Suvarnabhumi Airport in a buggy and escorted through security to the Thai Airways Royal First lounge, where my party was asked if we wanted massages before a flight to Indonesia.
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It was a first-class operation: a private plane, where Cohen could write and sleep; good hotels, where he could read and compose on a keyboard; a car to take him to the hotel the minute he stepped off the stage.
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SEOUL — Wearing a black fedora and black overcoat, a smiling Kim Jong-un, North Korea's leader, stepped off an armored train that had taken him on a daylong journey from Pyongyang to the Russian port city of Vladivostok on Wednesday.
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She had just stepped off the stage at a SXSW Planned Parenthood rally off the city's main drag, where she reminded the crowd that the Friendship State has already shown us what happens when you restrict women's reproductive health access: nothing good.
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And then, quite suddenly, he stepped off the barrier and onto me, his entire body weight on my shoulder for thirty excruciating seconds while I considered pitching him into the crowd but concluded this would have been poor sport and, somehow, blasphemous.
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In the end the most viral moment of Melania Trump's five-day, four-country solo trip, which came to a close Sunday when she stepped off the plane at Joint Base Andrews, had to do with clothes, as it so often does.
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It was here that my moratorium on midday wine came to its premature end, with a taut Lirac, poured with wordy exposition by my willowy server, who might easily have stepped off the boat from Northern California, except she was speaking French.
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Several Bahamians interviewed by Reuters – on Great Abaco, in Nassau and in Florida, where hundreds of evacuees stepped off a cruise ship on Saturday – said they might attempt to emigrate to the United States rather than face an uncertain reconstruction at home.
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When I stepped off the S-Bahn at the Neckarpark station in Stuttgart on my way to the Mercedes-Benz Museum, I ran into a gaggle of Idaho high school students who nicely summed up the two automotive museums they had just visited.
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She raised almost $1 million before she stepped off the stage and more than $5 million in less than 20 hours — shattering her past record for a 24-hour period and more than tripling her single biggest day in all of 2019.
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The evacuees who arrived were upbeat — if a bit cold, because of the weather in Nebraska — and glad to have a few moments of fresh air as they stepped off the plane, said Mike Wadman, a medical director for the National Quarantine Unit.
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The last model had barely stepped off the runway when a troupe of acrobats and contortionists came spinning down ropes from high above the crowd, turning attention from the collection to the grand finale: an energetic performance by the band The Chainsmokers.
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And last year, as Hillary DeLong neared the finish of the Chi Town Half Marathon in Chicago, she had to navigate her way through the crowds that had stepped off the ice-covered sidelines right onto the course, which was less icy.
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Les Bleues missed two penalties that were ordered to be retaken and were then converted in their 2-1 win against Norway and 1-0 victory over Nigeria because the goalkeepers had stepped off their line before the spot kicks were taken.
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Regulatory filings found by AFR noted that a private equity firm run by D'Souza's business partner, Phillip Kingston, purchased back Thiel's stake in Sargon, while Matt Danzeisen, a Thiel Capital partner who recently married the billionaire, stepped off the company's board in February 2017.
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She ultimately stepped off the pop runway and reinvented herself as a jazzy chanteuse in duets with Tony Bennett, reminding us of her powerful voice and musicianship with stunning moments like her 2015 performance of songs from The Sound of Music at the Academy Awards.
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" A popular joke at the time about the patronage and favors dispensed by the White House was that when Ford stepped off Air Force One, the band did not know whether to play "Hail to the Chief" or "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town.
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I had barely stepped off Martin Luther King Jr. Way in Berkeley, California, when I saw the first signs of violence: two dozen protesters scattering like pigeons from a formidable assemblage of masked, black-clad, so-called anti-fascists, many wielding clubs and plywood shields.
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GUATEMALA CITY — The tears that migrants tried to cover with their shirts as they stepped off the plane that had deported them from the United States turned to smiles and applause as they were welcomed home, and told how crucial they are to Guatemala's growth.
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Propped on elevator platforms or killer heels, laced to the thighs or traveling unfettered to the hip, the boots that stalked the runways this week might have stepped off the set of "The Deuce," the HBO series about the early 1970s Times Square demimonde.
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" In a spontaneous interview after he stepped off a plane in Germany from Rome, he told Bavarian Rundfunk state television, "It is simply insane to try to examine how many slaps were doled out more than 40 years ago in our institution, as they did in others.
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Image 22006 of 232 TARIFA, Spain – Askanda Fopa Ponye was jubilant this week as he stepped off an orange rescue ship, one of the latest arrivals amid an intensifying wave of migrants that propelled the shortest route from Africa to Europe into the most popular one.
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What's more impressive than the sheer volume, or even his versatility as a stylist, is how the Philadelphia native has been able to capture the essence of any number of locales that might have been familiar or foreign to him before he stepped off the plane.
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He got this crazy long beard and hair, it would be great to get a portrait as if he had stepped off the stage, so we wet his hair and it drooped on his face so it looked like a fresh portrait right when he came offstage.
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Thakoon Panichgul, whose clothes are often worn by Michelle Obama, has stepped off the New York schedule, having sold a majority of his brand to Bright Fame Fashion and having decided to reinvent himself as a see now/buy now brand — as did the Bill Blass brand before him.
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" A few weeks later, as if to confirm this thought, South Korea's Prime Minister Lee Nak-yeon stepped off South Korea's Air Force One in Kenya and praised Kim Jong-un as "a leader who thinks of the livelihoods of people as being more important than other things.
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The color images include moments from inside the Lunar Module Eagle right before Armstrong stepped off the spacecraft, his first photo after taking his famous first steps, Aldrin standing next to the American Flag ... and his legendary "Moon Man" image with his mask showing a reflection of Armstrong.
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In the weeks before President Donald Trump spoke from the Oval Office to announce restrictions on travelers from more than two dozen countries in Europe, thousands of people from the region already had stepped off planes at U.S. airports, and an untold number of them carried the coronavirus.
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While the first daughter and now-White House adviser did not take part in the June 2016 meeting, she exchanged greetings with the Russian attorney and a lobbyist who attended the meeting as they stepped off an elevator, a person familiar with the exchange told the Los Angeles Times.
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In a touching tribute to Princess Diana, Archie was seen wearing a white knit hat with a pom-pom that was very similar to the one Diana chose for a baby Harry to wear in January 1985 as they stepped off a plane in at Aberdeen Airport in Scotland.
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I can't claim a comprehensive understanding of the disparate artistic communities that exist within each of the city's neighborhoods, but here are some quick observations from my limited, personal experience: In the four years since I stepped off that Amtrak, I've shown my work in living rooms and in galleries.
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PARIS — When the last model stepped off the runway at Louis Vuitton and the fall 2020 shows drew to a close this week, it was clear that diversity on the catwalks had become a genuine reality and not just a seasonal trend — at least as far as race was concerned.
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As he stepped off the aircraft at Camp Leatherneck, a base on the steppe that served as a hub for Marine operations, he was an almost timeless character, a young Marine from the prairie who might have fit into the long lines of riflemen volunteering for his service's previous wartime campaigns.
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Walter Gropius, "Bauhaus School Dessau" © 2019 ARS, NY/VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn ON APRIL 11, 1933, the architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe stepped off the tram in the Steglitz neighborhood in southwest Berlin, crossed a bridge and found that his place of work had been surrounded by the police.
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And to some extent, it was: From the moment we stepped off our planes in the exumas we had Instagram models dancing around and pouring tequila into our mouths But what the hardy travelers found when they got to the Exumas was a chaotic nightmare of misinformation, disorganization, and apparent fraud.
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Mark A. Milley, the Army chief of staff, stepped off his jet into the sunshine here on Sunday, it was the first time the Obama administration had sent its top Army officer to Africa for a high-level meeting to get the continent's fledgling militaries in shape to deal with growing terrorist threats.
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The littlest royal was wearing a touching tribute to Harry's mother Princess Diana: a white knit hat with a festive pom-pom that was very similar to the one Diana chose for a baby Harry to wear in January 1985 as they stepped off a plane in at Aberdeen Airport in Scotland.
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As Janice Min, the former editor of The Hollywood Reporter, told me, when Barack Obama stepped off a stage and into Weinstein's arms for a big hug after giving a $400,000 speech as an ex-president in the spring, it sent a signal that the ogre was in a protected magic circle.
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Xi has honored Trump with what Chinese officials described as a "state visit-plus" that included an unusually elaborate greeting for Trump as he stepped off Air Force One, with soldiers standing at attention, children waving Chinese and American flags and chanting, "Welcome," a delegation of Chinese and American officials, and a military band.
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Bumgarner was 47-4 with a 1.94 E.R.A. and 146 strikeouts in 129 innings; in the past two months, through a 3-1 loss to the Padres on Wednesday, he has posted a 27-5 record with a 3.87 E.R.A. As for Cueto, he might as well have stepped off the edge of the world.
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Story Telling for Earthly Survival begins immediately and unassumingly: in a medium close-up, Haraway recounts how she became fascinated with the history of orthodontics when she first stepped off a train and met Princeton University students with perfectly straight teeth, eventually learning about the standard, "correct" bite, which derives from statues of Greek gods.
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As soon as President Trump stepped off Air Force One at Muñiz Air National Guard Base this week — greeted by a sign that read "TRUMP: Welcome to Puerto Rico" and "We are one," flanked by American and Puerto Rican flags on each side — the goals of the trip were set for both the president and desperate Puerto Rican officials.
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Grégoire Trudeau also wore a white trouser suit by the Vietnamese-Canadian Duy Nguyen when she stepped off the plane with her family at Andrews Air Force Base; a floral jacket by Ellie Mae Studios for the Canada 2020 reception; a red and pink floral sheath by Mr. Matis (again) for the "Let Girls Learn" event with Mrs.
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In 1999, back when whichever side of the 200-pound demarcation line a UFC fighter fell decided whether he was a lightweight or a heavyweight, a fully clothed Frank Shamrock barely reached 198 pounds when he weighed in to fight Tito Ortiz; when he stepped off the scale, he took a book out of his back pocket.
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You may think the applause you receive as you hand the mic back is for your golden pipes and smooth bravado; little do you know that behind the boards in that dark KJ booth, Race is modulating your pitch and manipulating mids in real time to make you sound as though you just stepped off stage at the Orpheum.
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Jonathan Dee's latest novel, "The Locals," begins with a bit of a head fake — a 33-page monologue in the voice of a two-bit scam artist wandering around midtown Manhattan in the days after the twin towers come down, as angry and profane as if he's just stepped off the set of a Martin Scorsese film.
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When I asked about this — and this was not long before Mr. Weinstein would be arrested in Manhattan on charges of rape and a criminal sexual act and swiftly indicted by a grand jury — he looked at me as if I'd just stepped off a U.F.O. "The law of this land is innocent until proven guilty," Mr. Sitrick said.
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Romo found glory aplenty on the football field, but he began to find even greater glory the minute he stepped off it in late 2016, with a farewell speech that was like the climactic monologue in one of those sports movies that has grown men working every last muscle and tendon in their faces not to cry.
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We might be able to credit her new husband, Liam Hemsworth, with a tiny part of how good she's been looking lately (her glowy skin and bright eyes have "newlywed bliss" written all over them), but the shiny, side-swept waves she wore to last night's Vanity Fair Oscars afterparty, as if she'd just stepped off the shore in Malibu?
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"I stopped, stepped to the side, let people off the train when the doors opened, and a female and male stepped off, and the girl walked right past me and stepped to the side to give me room, and she held the mace directly to my eye and just sprayed it in my eye," one of the victims told ABC7.
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Gear An urgent bulletin (well, email) came in the other day from Madeline Weeks, the fashion director of GQ. While in Los Angeles for a shoot, Ms. Weeks had dropped into Barneys New York in Beverly Hills for some occupational reconnaissance and got a jolt when she stepped off the escalator at the third-floor shoe department only to find that it had disappeared.
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"In my district when Bill Clinton came down, my district most of the people loathed Bill Clinton but, boy, they loved it when he stepped off the plane and got there to say I'm here to help," the "Morning Joe" co-host said, adding that former President George W. Bush didn't show up fast enough after Hurricane Katrina devastated the Gulf Coast in 2005. ADVERTISEMENT
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Former President Obama stepped off the political sidelines on Friday and delivered a fiery rebuke to his successor, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, saying he has undermined trust in government and preyed on people's fears by inflaming racial and ethnic divisions.
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It is more a reaction to a YouTube video showing a Canadian building a wall to keep us out, and in many presentations that I have made over the past six months in Canada, to groups large and small, the idea of U.S. politics, and in particular the election of Trump, is truly unsettling and unnerving; it appears, to our Canadian friends, that we have stepped off the edge.
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"There are personal things happening and I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart to the UFC, who gave me a chance, and everyone for the support ... I have to step away right now and that's all I can say..." The noise from the crowd was a mix of cheers and boos as the visibly emotional GSP stepped off the canvas for what everyone, despite his explanation, suddenly feared was the last time.
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Paintings, from top: Piero Dorazio, "Untitled," circa 1970 © 2020 SIAE, Rome/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York; Piero Dorazio, "Di Tutti i Colori (Of Every Colour)," 1970 © 2020 SIAE, Rome/Artists Rights Society (ARS) WHEN MARIA CAGNOLI, a 63-year-old rheumatologist from the Northern Italian town of Bergamo, stepped off the elevator onto the top floor of a converted 17th-century Venice palazzo for a satellite exhibition a week before the 2015 Biennale, she had no idea she was about to become a caretaker of history.
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