This reminds them to try walking across the ice. Oops.
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As I'm walking across the lawn, I note the fashion.
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When a university employee looked upset while walking across campus.
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I enjoyed the miserable act of walking across this long island.
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They even stopped some veteran senators walking across the Capitol plaza.
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She also painted animals walking across the desert on her chest.
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One said it was like fingers were walking across his brain.
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HEY THERE YA, I'M WALKING ACROSS THE STREET DONTCHA KNOW IT?!
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They're literally walking across Mexico to get to show up here.
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Soon, you might be walking across the border through a shipping container.
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In response, Malta instituted a $1500 ban for walking across the arch.
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Heather Heyer, a counterprotester who was walking across the street, was killed.
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Walking across the Stratolaunch plane's wings offers perspective on the vehicle's dimensions.
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The rest died walking across the icy tundra in search of help.
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When — you've seen the picture of me walking across the Blue Room.
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There's also a cool shot with Krennic walking across the beaches as well.
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Ms. Diski has panic attacks and becomes winded just walking across a room.
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Dan Kildee (D-Mich.) told VICE News while walking across the Capitol grounds.
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Like having a perfect night's sleep, or walking across the city, or swimming.
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He was walking across the Liffey river in Dublin when it first struck.
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They knowingly come here, walking across the border and take our tax money.
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She was killed after walking across a rudimentary electrical fence set up by farmers.
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Mike Posner finished walking across the United States six months after beginning his journey.
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Walking across the so-called freest country on earth should be every person's right.
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When I'm walking across Manhattan, I often find that I can outrace a car.
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Barack Obama and John McCain are walking across the stage during their third debate.
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The photo he took of President Obama walking across the bridge in Selma, Ala.
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Mr. Hadad was walking across a footbridge as a sapphire dusk descended on Lake Geneva.
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RIP He was walking across the country -- barefoot -- to make a point about climate change.
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Yeah, he's walking across the street in front of a limousine or something like this.
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The Uber vehicle was headed northbound when a woman walking across the street was struck.
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The image of a black man, not unlike himself, walking across the stage upon graduating.
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The activities included dressing, walking across a small room, using the toilet, bathing and grooming.
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How about the collision of an experimental car with a woman walking across a street?
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But even those dangers have not deterred her from walking across the bridge every day.
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But if you have floors you love, walking across them can be a daily pleasure.
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However, there are several reports of the machine "walking" across countertops when kneading large loaves.
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It is like walking across hot coals except we don't even look cool doing it.
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About four years ago, I found myself speed-walking across my neighborhood at 6:30 a.m.
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Security footage shows the two leaving the bar and walking across the street around 11 p.
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Others can be seen walking across the tracks and mountain trails at night to evade authorities.
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Walking across a field where Lee Ufan's sculptures play with the environment, I reached a beach.
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Texting while walking across the street should be a decision based off of common sense, folks!
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While in Pakistan, Qaiser captured a person walking across orange sand dunes amid a yellow sky.
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One famous experiment involved two groups of men walking across two bridges, one stable, one swaying.
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"It entails walking across the street and handing these papers to the clerk," Mr. Cruz recalled responding.
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A graduation is a person walking across a stage and accepting a really expensive piece of paper.
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Nemtsov was shot dead in February last year while walking across a bridge near Moscow's Red Square.
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"[Walking across a floored section]: "Do you know how big the invoice for this flooring probably is?
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As a woman, I know when you see somebody walking across the room that's a bad girl.
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After walking across the commencement stage, student-loan borrowers typically receive a little break from their lenders.
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"I'll really just be walking across the stage and being handed a piece of paper," he said.
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Herzberg was walking across the street at that spot when she was struck by the Uber vehicle.
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I'd figured that walking across the heartland would probably be unlawful, unprecedented and a little bit crazy.
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I was going to take her to dinner and ask her while walking across the Ponte Vecchio.
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There was this Siberian shaman who was walking across the country to exorcise Putin from the Kremlin.
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Op-Ed Contributor BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan — For the past four years I have been walking across the earth.
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A third picture depicted four children walking across a gravelly path, completely naked and covered with mud.
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S. border, where thousands of asylum seekers have been walking across the border to file refugee claims.
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Asylum seekers are walking across the border into some of the tightest housing markets on the continent.
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My uncle was walking across the yurt porch and ended up falling through and cutting his leg open.
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Sam Porter Bridges puts his body through hell by walking across America and trying to connect us all.
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The site is covered in large, jagged stones that make the simple act of walking across it painful.
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A 32-year-old woman was killed while walking across the street, Charlottesville Police Chief Al Thomas said.
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Imagine your family believing that a gecko was walking across the beach, when instead it was just you.
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What's it like to watch your partner do such challenging stunts, such as tightrope-walking across the Falls?
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Instead, the crosswalks were cleaned and Lethbridge held a first-ever Trans March walking across the crosswalks yesterday.
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"I'm walking across the state of Connecticut," Murphy told ITK Friday via phone as he made the trek.
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These are a few of the outstanding people who will join you in walking across this stage today.
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According to his social media, Posner is walking across the US and releasing a song in each state.
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An emotional James was seen walking across the tarmac once the plane had landed back in Los Angeles.
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The singers in this production are often walking across duckboards, like the ones in the trenches of Flanders.
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Passengers were forced to leave the train, which was split into two sections, by walking across the tracks.
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David Voigts, a former Naval officer, spoke about walking across the US to raise awareness of nonconsensual human experimentation.
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Why arrest and send to Siberia a self-styled shaman who was walking across Russia to "exorcise" Mr. Putin?
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I remember the things that Batman and you said about buckling up your seatbelt and walking across the crosswalk.
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"It's bittersweet that I'll be walking across that stage again, for my son who is not here," she said.
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I had this huge monologue and I was walking across the edge of this building that was way high.
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According to KPRC, the footage allegedly shows Vazquez walking across a mostly empty parking lot at a brisk pace.
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Television footage showed Wing Commander Abhinandan walking across the border near the town of Wagah just before 9.00 p.m.
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Many have crossed over in the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Quebec, walking across unmonitored fields or through ditches.
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Toronto Journal TORONTO — It made the local news: Two figures were spotted walking across the city's frozen downtown harbor.
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With blood flow impeded throughout their bodies, patients may become breathless simply walking across a room or up stairs.
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In April 2013, I returned to the United States, walking across mountains and desert until my feet were destroyed.
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Herzberg was pushing a bicycle while walking across a four-lane road outside a crosswalk when she was struck.
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A woman was walking across the lobby as I was trying to dissuade him, a white lady, an older lady.
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"It was rough walking across that stage," said Greenhouse, who warned the LSUA staff and on-site Acadian Ambulance beforehand.
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All that's happening as I'm walking across Central Park to her apartment, just wondering and just hoping, all those things.
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Footage captured by a fan shows the musician walking across the stage and flashing her ringless finger to the crowd.
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Mr. Haroun had traveled through North Africa and sailed across the Mediterranean before walking across Europe to get to Calais.
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Footage captured by a fan showed the musician walking across the stage and flashing her ringless finger to the crowd.
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We were walking across Gardiner Park when I told Ben, 'I think I'm ready to start thinking about a baby.
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He was walking across the mud, calling out his girlfriend's name, when something hard hit the back of his head.
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So too was the terrorist who rammed his car into pedestrians walking across London's Westminster bridge in March, killing 4.
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It's not necessary to send people walking across acres as often if you have a machine eye on the field.
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Surveillance video captured the coin-maker, who is white, walking across the factory floor with the noose in his hand.
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After the first practice without him, Jay and Danny saw me walking across the field toward the No. 6 station.
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More than 50.53 people a day are illegally walking across the border into Quebec to seek asylum, government officials said.
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KS: Just Claire walking across the hall back and forth ... I can just watch her doing that all day long.
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Television footage showed Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman walking across the border near the town of Wagah just before 9 p.m.
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Over the next few days, some of you will be walking across a stage, shaking some hands, and graduating college.
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Two years later, after escaping by walking across the Gobi Desert into Mongolia, Ms. Park found refuge in South Korea.
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"There's something to be said about not having to think about walking across a stage in a bikini," she said.
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She'll watch a scene that shows her dad walking across a bridge, a moment that ultimately leads to his death.
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Let's say your wife takes your hand while you're walking across the parking lot from the car to the mall.
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Meeting the prime minister might require some finagling, but one man is walking across Australia to try to do so.
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"The rain is pouring, and the wind is blowing, but I'm still walking across New Hampshire," he wrote on Oct.
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The trailer opens with a shot of a five-woman team walking across a wide field and into a strange barrier.
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In the video, three students are seen walking across the parking lot of the school's Chester Oaks apartment complex at night.
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" He continued: "I had been looking forward to walking across that stage and accepting my degree for a long, long time.
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In March, a self-driving Uber vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian who was walking across the street in Tempe, Ariz.
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Mr. Desplechin stages and shoots this encounter beautifully, pulling back to show Paul walking across a suddenly emptied courtyard toward Esther.
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A photo caption with an earlier version of this article misidentified the animals walking across a dam at the Ox Ranch.
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Mr. Nicholson's intensity is especially alarming and Ms. Missick makes a stunning New York theater debut just walking across the stage.
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While walking across the country she dressed in yellow, the color of the clothes worn by the man who raped her.
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In other areas they were carried in harnesses across very steep caverns as walking across these muddy areas would have been dangerous.
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The 33-year-old from Providence, Rhode Island, was walking across the country, barefoot, to raise money and awareness about the environment.
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The autonomous SUV, which had a backup driver behind the wheel, collided with Elaine Herzberg while she was walking across the street.
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Compared to a city, there's little risk of a pedestrian walking across the road or a car heading directly toward the vehicle.
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Regular selfie sticksA few years ago I was walking across the Brooklyn Bridge and saw my first selfie stick in the wild.
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Diana wore it while walking across an active minefield, a powerful moment that has remained synonymous with her work as a humanitarian.
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However, when the economy tipped into crisis, they began moving to Brazil last year, often just walking across the border without documents.
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One recent afternoon, three young aboriginal sisters and their female cousin were walking across the Moricetown Indian Reserve, which abuts the highway.
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The video, which is about five minutes and in a movie-trailer format, begins with shots of people walking across the globe.
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Kai logs a morning and afternoon bird count by simply walking across Central Park, to and from school, regardless of the weather.
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On a nice day, I recommend walking across the nearby Brooklyn Bridge to check out DUMBO, a trendy waterfront neighborhood in Brooklyn.
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And please, please avoid walking across the Brooklyn Bridge at sunset, since every other tourist and their mother will be doing that.
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I met one of my best friends while walking across the Santa Fe International bridge and waiting for a bus to UTEP.
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He wore it during a performance walking across the Rio Grande in 2011, where the river separates the United States from Mexico.
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He accepts immigration at today's levels, while wanting to be tougher on asylum-seekers walking across the border from the United States.
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This was the late '80s/early '90s but he just looked cool walking across the lawn to sort out the bouncy castle.
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In 1912, three people were killed when the section of ice they were walking across broke free and plunged over the falls.
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The incident, in the Sai Wan Ho neighborhood, shows a police officer walking across the road toward a group of masked protesters.
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Authorities recently introduced a €1,500 fine in a bid to stop people from walking across the landmark — but it was largely ignored.
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Walking across the spongy forest floor, he says intact old-growth forest is the only reason Alaska has such a thriving fishery.
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He considered that option inherently unequal and tried avoiding school bathrooms entirely, telling teachers how much class he would miss walking across campus.
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Walking across the quad at King's College London, she waved and smiled and shook as many of the outstretched hands as she could.
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The camera follows a woman walking across a tightrope, men moving through space with hula hoops, a man standing alone, touching his body.
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The dispute occurred outside the officer's house over the issue of teens walking across his property, something Quezada said was an ongoing dispute.
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I remember walking across Sixty-second Street one twilight that first spring, or the second spring, they were all alike for a while.
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More than 20 years later, the mother-daughter duo celebrated their college graduations together, walking across the same stage on the same day.
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Police said the Tesla driver ran a red light, slammed into a Mini Cooper, and then hit the couple walking across the street.
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I was walking across my office to get a file for absolutely no reason other than for the camera to catch the outfit.
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"Comey said that as he was walking across the room he was determined that there wasn't going to be a hug," Wittes said.
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"The POV view of Allison Hayes walking across the desert was the first time I can recall being turned on," he tells me.
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An agent with the Transportation Security Administration, Jose Perez, fell walking across the bridge and broke several bones, said his lawyer, Tesha Allison.
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"Fleuve Blue" describes an affair between a prominent small-town lawyer and a younger woman, whom he first sees walking across a bridge.
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The New Yorker eulogizes a climate activist who was walking across the country barefoot when he was struck and killed by a car.
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The first, from Australia: An Aboriginal activist is walking across the country — from Perth to Canberra — to protest the treatment of indigenous people.
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Pakistani TV footage showed Wing Commander Abhinandan walking across the border near the town of Wagah just before 9pm local time (1600 GMT).
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Barron is semi-frequently photographed walking across the White House's South Lawn with his family as they return from trips around the country.
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"I had been looking forward to walking across that stage and accepting my degree for a long, long time," Stephan said in a statement.
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The trailer opens with Michelle Yeoh as Captain Philippa Georgiou and Sonequa Martin-Green as First Officer Michael Burnham walking across a desert planet.
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If you've ever had the pleasure of living below another apartment you know how loud simple things like walking across the floor can sound.
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It's fairly mind-blowing to set yourself as the target, then capture a perfect tracking orbit of a conversation while walking across a field.
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Then college signing day could be a joyous occasion for more knowing they'll get to celebrate walking across that stage a few years later.
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"The idea of a thousand people walking across your border is to make a mockery of the notion of rule of law," Sanford said.
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Because, apparently, walking across the parking lot for him feels like hour three of a hike up a mountain, wearing an overstuffed, lopsided backpack.
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Leaked footage shows Spears walking across the stage in a brown twig hat and tank-top as background dancers jived and sweated around her.
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If you're a subject, you're walking across an open field and a sniper is shooting, but not shooting at you at this particular moment.
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And then he was walking across the 18th green, playing to a euphoric crowd that wanted more, and knew there was more to come.
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"Comey said that as he was walking across the room he was determined that there wasn't going to be a hug," Mr. Wittes said.
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What ultimately triggered the idea of the revival of these brands was while walking across Hausvogteiplatz, the former center of the Jewish garment district.
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"They All Saw a Cat," written and illustrated by Brendan Wenzel, begins simply, with an illustration of a cat walking across a blank page.
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Immigration has become more of a concern in Canada since asylum-seekers began ignoring official channels by walking across the border with the United States.
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And here is a brief summary of the trailer, courtesy of this blogger:0:003: Pierce looks important while walking across an empty airplane hangar.
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To begin with, the researchers trained their system to classify individuals based on 20 samples of them walking across the space in a straight line.
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The crash killed Elaine Herzberg, a 49-year-old woman who was walking across the street when she was hit by the self-driving car.
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Potentially to curb ghost hunters and bored teenagers, Hell's Gate Bridge is closed to cars, and in such disrepair that walking across is strongly discouraged.
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"Unfortunately, you get a lot of people that opine on legislation that they haven't even read yet," he said while walking across the Capitol grounds.
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"How the class of 2020 is gonna graduate," jokes user @dannyrvbio, over a video showing an emoji of a student walking across a digital stage.
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Those who left faced police blockades and could access their homes only by walking across the city's grand bridges, which were built in another era.
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But research shows that the majority of people in the country without permission are those who overstayed their visas rather than walking across a border.
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In early February 2020, a Twitter account posted a photo of the president walking across the White House Lawn with a serious facial tan-line.
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Walking across the National Mall, Critchlow's first thought as the wall came into view was that it was a lot bigger than he had imagined.
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"People are walking across the border loaded up with drugs to places like New Hampshire," he added the day of that state's GOP presidential primary.
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"How the class of 2020 is gonna graduate," jokes user @dannyrvbio, over a video showing an emoji of a student walking across a digital stage.
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Fiore spent just over a year walking across several countries for charity, finishing in November 2012 having raised over $65,000 for the International Children's Surgery Fund.
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One of those survivors, a woman named Claire Wilson, was pregnant at the time and was walking across the quad; she was struck in the stomach.
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" In one scene, as the pair sit on a hilltop overlooking giraffes walking across the land, Bourdain turns to Bell and says: "Seventeen f—ing years.
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As he glows while walking across the beach, he's surrounded by only women, who are playing volleyball, sunbathing and serving drinks while ogling his fit physique.
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I glanced into the rearview and mentioned that later I was meeting my sister and brother-in-law and we'd also be walking across the bridge.
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Members of the People's Peace Movement have been walking across Helmand Province in southern Afghanistan since Thursday, when they left the provincial capital of Lashkar Gah.
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The model and actress spoon-fed Stamos a frozen treat from Carmella's and the pair linked arms while walking across the street with a dog in tow.
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The crash killed Elaine Herzberg, a 247.2-year-old woman who was walking across the street with a bicycle when she was struck by the Uber vehicle.
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But even then, his mother, who he describes as an overprotective Jewish mom, forbade him from walking across town to CBGB to catch punk shows at night.
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Video surveillance obtained by CNN affiliate WABC shows the teen walking across with the street with what police say was the loot as the SUV drives away.
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Nemtsov, a fierce opponent of Russian President Vladimir Putin, was gunned down while walking across a bridge within view of the Kremlin just before midnight on Feb.
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For example, a quality manager might use the software for documentation by completing the respective protocol checklists digitally while walking across the production floor with a tablet.
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He wrote a wordless play — "The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other" — whose text consists almost entirely of descriptions of the characters walking across the stage.
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But the shooting won't stop the 23-year-old from Charlotte from walking across the stage next weekend to receive her college diploma, according to the school's chancellor.
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President Trump was photographed Friday walking across the White House's South lawn in a photo that has since gone viral -- but the pic appears to have been edited.
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The photos in this story only offer the barest glimpse of the reality of walking across the Sahara, but what the images can't show is even more horrifying.
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It was a brilliant book, and on the cover the art director had put a photograph of an African girl in a head wrap walking across the desert.
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In it, Roth tells the story of a young war veteran, Franz Tunda, walking across Europe, hoping to return to his life as it was before the war.
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I was tired of hiding in pictures, getting winded walking across a parking lot, skipping out on activities, feeling lazy and most of all being embarrassed of myself.
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Herzberg, 49, who was homeless, was jay-walking across a divided four-lane road with her bicycle when she was struck while in the far right-hand lane.
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I love the museums — the Met, the Guggenheim and MoMA but also like walking across the Brooklyn Bridge and exploring Harlem, the East Village and the meatpacking district.
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The facial identification feature is activated when a person enters a room, and may be reactivated by the subject walking across the room or making a dramatic movement.
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In 2015, after walking across the border, a North Korean soldier told South Korean investigators that he was fleeing widespread beatings and other abuse within his military barracks.
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In February 2016, within weeks of being advised by his doctor to stop playing golf for the year, Cantlay was walking across an intersection in Newport Beach, Calif.
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As I saw a young girl start walking across the boardwalk, another scooter zipped by, and I could tell it would not be able to stop in time.
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Last year in response to that and to concerns for public safety, the authorities banned walking across the site, with a fine of just over $1,500 for lawbreakers.
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Clad in black and clutching roses as if for a funeral, protesters gathered on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral before walking across Millennium Bridge to Tate Modern.
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You walk across a public square, and this is how they're walking across, and here's somebody that might want an ice cream right here because they seem hot.
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" Miriam Nampil, the nurse who administered the vaccine, added: "It's extremely hard to carry ice boxes to keep the vaccines cool while walking across rivers, mountains, across rocky ledges.
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Family's narrow escape A family of three was walking across an intersection when a driver nearly slammed into them, only being stopped by another car crashing into his car.
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I remember escaping dad's hunting trips a few miles north of the border and walking across that border to wander around the land on the other side, in Mexico.
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It was a hot Texas day and Filippone was concerned about the man walking across the long stretch of parking lot—walker in tow—to return to his car.
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"When I was walking across the quad, a guy stopped me and said, 'You know that all the seniors think you're pretty,' and I was so floored!" she says.
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After a 15-minute tea break—and yes, just like in period films—students take their turn walking across the room with an actual book balanced on their head.
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"He's always doing things for me so that I don't have to, like carrying my backpack and laptop or walking across campus to print out our homework," she said.
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It stopped being something that I could enjoy just by walking across my apartment to my PC, and became instead a hobby that required a trip to the airport.
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Weeks later, while out near my east London office with a colleague, I spot Kelela walking across the street, talking on the phone wearing headphones while dressed in white.
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After an Aeroflot jetliner burst into flames during an emergency landing in Moscow recently, some passengers who had just escaped were seen walking across the tarmac luggage in hand.
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After all, this is a place where the library and theater building was purposely constructed to straddle the border; you can change countries just by walking across the room.
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After six months and more than 2,800 miles, the singer-songwriter arrived at Venice Beach, California on Friday and successfully completed his journey of walking across the United States.
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"Of course anybody can imagine that I would much rather be sitting in the audience and watching Trayvon walking across the stage and getting his bachelor's degree," she said.
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Herzberg was wearing dark clothing, and the reflectors on the bike she was walking across the street lacked any reflectors that would've faced Uber's car, according to the report.
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Ron Wesley Brady Jr., a retired gunnery sergeant with the Marine Corps, is currently making his way through Arkansas in the fourth month of his journey walking across the country.
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Children, families, and the elderly all walking across a continent is truly a feat that will, in kinder times, be recognized for the courage, willpower, and desperation that it requires.
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About a month after her divorce was finalized, a PhD student at Washington University in St. Louis was walking across campus when a stranger approached and asked for her name.
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As you start walking across Dust Bowl-era America, the country is presented as a literal, three-dimensional map where houses, skyscrapers, and farms pop up like tiny Monopoly pieces.
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This naturally involves walking across a skyscraper's ledge while being shot at, fighting at the most inopportune moment, a car chase sequence, and a swanky makeover for the big reveal.
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She was sitting on the porch waiting for her husband to come home from doing errands when she saw two men in Army uniforms walking across the street towards her.
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Earlier that day, a driver was headed down the Jackie Robinson Parkway in Brooklyn when he noticed a small cat walking across the busy road, the New York Post reported.
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Honnold's is an approach mirrored by fellow extremists, such a Nik Wallenda, a famed aerialist who, in 2013, seemingly defied gravity by walking across the Grand Canyon on a tightrope.
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Reading it feels like walking across a glacier: You can glide along without thinking, but when you do stop to think, you can barely fathom how far down it goes.
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The patient, 89, who asked that her name not be used to protect her privacy, said her left leg had broken suddenly when she was walking across her kitchen floor.
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In the March 18 accident an Uber self-driving vehicle struck and killed a 49-year-old woman who was walking across a street in the Phoenix suburb of Tempe.
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Walking across a yard where eleven of the red containers sit silently, McDonald said the group was looking at using less expensive biofuels and selling waste heat to commercial clients.
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In March, in response to a public backlash against growing numbers of asylum seekers walking across the border from the United States, he announced plans to cut off the flow.
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Aisha is particularly friendly, Mr. Ferrari said, and is a fast(ish) walker, which was ideal for a video the artists hoped to produce of her walking across the screen.
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Despite what many contract manufacturers promise, the reality of outsourced manufacturing is that you are getting on an airplane to solve problems you could otherwise solve by walking across your building.
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Image: Anthony Rizk/YouTubeAround 40 people attending a seminar with motivational speaker Tony Robbins in downtown Dallas yesterday were injured when a group exercise involving walking across hot coals went wrong.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The number of asylum seekers walking across the U.S. border into Canada rose in June after dropping in the previous two months, according to government figures released on Friday.
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According to local media, 303 of the activists had to be treated for dehydration, exhaustion and damage to their feet and legs from days of walking across roads of varying conditions.
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Daniel had a car that he used to pick up pollos and drop them off at various points near these direct entries, where they were to begin walking across the border.
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A New York Times correspondent with a short beard had no trouble walking across the stripes in the road into China, despite a long history of difficulty obtaining a Chinese visa.
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On Friday evening, a North Korean soldier defected to the South, walking across the central section of the heavily guarded inter-Korean border, the South Korean military and news media reported.
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She's also argued for damages in a civil case against an Arkansas Walmart distributor, which required employees to participate in bizarre new-age training exercises that included walking across hot coals.
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The couple looked flirty as the model and actress spoon-fed Stamos a frozen treat from Carmella's and the pair linked arms while walking across the street with a dog in tow.
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Ellie Richardson, a bartender at Lachey's Cincinnati sports bar, was walking across the street when she was nearly hit by a van, a spokesperson for the Cincinnati Police Department confirmed to PEOPLE.
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VILNIUS (Reuters) - Stilt walking across the exercise yard, 24-year-old Tadas Voitiukas is making his circus debut as fellow prisoners look down on him in silence from their barred cell windows.
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On March 18, one of the cars in Uber's self-driving vehicle pilot program hit and killed 49-year-old Elaine Herzberg as she was walking across the street in Tempe, Arizona.
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"When I sat up, I saw a woman walking across the shore," she said, adding that she thought it was a dream because she had a similar dreams the last few days.
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He gives us the evocative image of Syrian refugees bicycling across "the magic line to Europe" between Russia and Norway—because the Norwegians had banned driving across and the Russians, walking across.
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St. Placidus was rolling fatalistically amid the blue waves of his pond, while one of his comrades, endowed with special powers by St. Benedict, came walking across the water to save him.
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A Florida International University student, who suffered a debilitating spinal injury three years ago, defied the odds and achieved his dream of walking across the stage at graduation to accept his diploma.
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Leah Schwagerl from Wilmington, N.C. thought people needed to take responsibility for their own safety: Texting while walking across the street should not have to come down to a matter of legality.
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Walking across Genoa's sloping urban patchwork can sometimes feel like stepping into one of Piranesi's intricate engravings, a cityscape that seems to have been cut up and glued back every which way.
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It turned out that, when confronted with a challenging, narrow beam, ballet dancers still used the same preferred, habitual patterns of muscle coordination that they used when walking across a normal, level floor.
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A pair of military veterans who never got the chance to graduate fulfilled their dreams of walking across the stage in a cap and gown Saturday, decades after they each left high school.
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In a series of television adverts, acting Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, for instance, has taken to power-walking across the Spanish landscape dressed in shorts and trainers to better connect with his voters.
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She finds joy in minute aspects of living in a new country, walking across the Brooklyn Bridge or waiting in line for cookies at Levain Bakery, but her $15,000 salary has its limits.
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Walking across the room, I saw, through the glass window, the big red head bent over something he was reading, and as I entered his office I saw that it was my memo.
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When she was 15, Antonia Wright was walking across the frozen surface of a reservoir near Boston with a friend when the ice gave way, and they both plunged into the freezing water.
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"Pulling out your phone, unlocking it, tapping an app, then using it to turn the lights on, is much more complicated and annoying than simply walking across the room and pushing a button".
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They feel freer to take violent actions, to draw a swastika on the side of the building, or to knock the hat off of some of a Jewish person walking across the street.
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Programs in San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Phoenix and Toronto will be paused after a woman was hit and killed overnight by an Uber self-driving car when walking across a street in Tempe, Arizona.
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Alison saw the same incident differently — Joanie gained confidence from walking across the bars (though it looked pretty dangerous to this neutral observer) while Cole and the supervising social worker were obliviously chatting.
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He will probably get some applause just for walking across the stage, one uneasy, uneven step after another, steadied by a cane, after a disastrous 2018, a year not celebrated in Monday's show.
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In fact, at one point in the Void a decaying floor collapses while you're walking across it, and you see, hear, and feel—in all your body—a plunge down to the floor below.
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I was about four deep and I remember walking across the road to Chasers nightclub focussing really hard to walk in a straight line because I felt like my legs couldn't support my body.
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On June 73, 2001, Gayheart was driving a vehicle owned by her Dusk Til Dawn 3 costar Marco Leonardi when she accidentally struck Cruz as he was walking across the street in Los Angeles.
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Forrest Preece, a former advertising executive and one of the organizers for the memorial, was walking across the street from the campus during Mr. Whitman's rampage when "some flash of intuition" made him stop.
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But, if I were struck by lightning or hit by a car walking across the street and die, the death would not be service-connected, and my wife would receive my retirement without offset.
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In the Uber crash last month, the ride services company was testing a fully driverless system intended for commercial use when the prototype vehicle struck and killed a woman walking across an Arizona road.
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Op-Ed Contributor One of the greatest honors of my life was walking across the stage at the F.B.I. Academy and receiving my special agent badge from the director at the time, Robert Mueller.
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The book, with text in Spanish and English, is ingeniously put together in the form of a guidebook, the kind of thing an NGO or government might issue to people thinking of walking across.
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A 49-year-old woman was killed after being hit by an Uber self-driving sports utility vehicle while walking across a street in Phoenix, leading the company to suspend testing of autonomous vehicles.
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"We were fine during the rain, but it was during the release that flooded us," Holder told BuzzFeed News, walking across the warped hardwood floors that now rose up to a foot, like frozen waves.
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Despite doing all of his required coursework, his illness prevented him from walking across the stage at graduation like most of his peers and Russell began to realize the severity of her student's medical situation.
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My husband Joel and I were in Washington D.C. showing our film A Single Woman at the Smithsonian Institute, and I was walking across the lobby when I saw a woman dressed as a suffragist.
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Together with Rhino Rangers, SRT trackers rotate their patrols, spending 21 days a month walking across this harsh, rugged terrain, tracking rhinos, sleeping under the stars and positively identifying each animal in their patrol area.
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White then provides this unsettling analogy: The analogy I sometimes use with clients is this: if you're a target, you're walking across an open field and a sniper is shooting at you from a tower.
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Cooper and Gaga are expected to sing "Shallow" together at the Oscars, so we'll get our Jack and Ally fix, even if Cooper won't be walking across the stage to collect the award he really wanted.
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A video of the event shows Comey standing at the opposite side of the room from Trump during the meeting, then walking across, arm extended, to shake hands with Trump, but Trump attempts to hug Comey.
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In a different reality, Spudis might have studied the moon up close and personal, walking across the surface with his geologist hammer, taking samples, and taking in how various sites on the moon came to be.
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MARCHING BANDS — The name of the game today alludes to the intricate maneuvers of a school's band as they entertain (or AMUSE) thousands of sports revelers, walking across as well as around and around a field.
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But due to heavy traffic at the time, the two reportedly decided to continue their commute by walking across the U.S.-Mexico border instead of waiting in the car for fear of being tardy for class.
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Voters, who have watched candidates through debate stages and state party dinners, on sweaty stages and speed-walking across the state fair, corn dog in hand, do not generally want to say there is a ceiling.
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Walking across the room to where her cuddly stuffed animals were, she asked her parents, "Why you take these out?" and began to gather her toy bunny, teddy bear, Paddington bear, and Tiana doll into her arms.
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Walking across the room to where her cuddly stuffed animals were, she asked her parents, "Why you take these out?" and began to gather her toy bunny, teddy bear, Paddington Bear, and Tiana doll into her arms.
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Yesterday Prime Minister Boris Johnson was shocked to see Philip Lee, a member of his own Conservative party, dramatically throw his support to the Liberal Democrats by walking across the parliament floor while Johnson was mid-speech.
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South Korean soldiers guided the North Korean to safety after they found him walking across the eastern sector of the Demilitarized Zone, the buffer zone separating the Koreas, the South Korean military said in a brief statement.
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"Young people think they're kind of invincible and are more than happy to enroll in a skinnier plan and roll the dice that when they're mountain biking or walking across the street everything goes well," Fendrick says.
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Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, 35, shook hands with Indian military officials after walking across the border at the Wagah crossing between the two countries, which this week came closer to full-blown war than they have for decades.
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The tomato-red sun rolled on the horizon, sending long black shadows walking across the land, towards the enormous black square that was Phase I of the Sol Dominion power plant, glittering in the last of the sunlight.
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Walking across the floorboards of this Upper East Side gallery, I realized that Plimack Mangold's paintings of floors do much more than what has been attributed to them, by myself and others, which means they do a lot.
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Christine Archibald, a Canadian living in the Netherlands, had come to London with her fiancé for a romantic weekend and was walking across London Bridge on Saturday when a white van veered off the road, smashing into her.
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We have to hurry, he says, and suddenly we're following him—speed-walking across the street, weaving through the crowds, flashing passes as we duck into the tunnel, before coming out on the other side right on the field.
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"The people who are walking across the mountains, and taking days to cross the mountains in the middle of winter, are a testament to the fact that Syria is not safe," said Mike Bruce of the Norwegian Refugee Council.
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She was already so far from herself — she spent most of the day in bed, and she was so thin that when she did get up and around it looked like an empty pair of pants was walking across the room.
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Engineers from AECOM say that the inflatable bridge would be sturdy enough to bike through and the interiors would be programmed with interactive graphics to help people forget they're walking across a major waterway on what's essentially a giant balloon animal.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The number of asylum seekers walking across the U.S. border into Canada illegally dropped by more than two-thirds in September from August, government data showed on Monday, as officials seek to dispel myths around the country's refugee system.
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Trends International offers an utterly random selection of celebrity posters including several of YouTube star JoJo Siwa surrounded by inspirational phrases, one of Canadian pop-folk singer Shawn Mendes surrounded by flowers, and of course, the Beatles, walking across the road.
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An investigation by police and federal safety regulators is ongoing into the accident, in which an Uber test vehicle driving in autonomous mode hit a pedestrian at night as she was walking across a four-lane roadway with her bike.
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Chidera's grandfather is only one of the hundreds of people who have been murdered by Fulani herdsmen — cattle herders from northern Nigeria who, until recently, were benign figures in the southern imagination, walking across the country with their grazing cattle.
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So when Welcome to Bummertown opens with my character walking across a black screen, picking up a telephone, and being told that their only purpose is to find a lost character named Bedford, I was ready for anything to happen.
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And then, whether it was shouting across the room to each other or walking across the room and helping each other, it went from one person staring at a screen to two, three, or sometimes all four of us working together.
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" Thankfully, conservationists are working flat out to save the species: They "rotate their patrols, spending 21 days a month walking across this harsh, rugged terrain, tracking rhinos, sleeping under the stars and positively identifying each animal in their patrol area.
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More than half of 85-years-olds need help with one or more basic self-care tasks, including getting out of bed, walking across a room, going to the bathroom, bathing, dressing, eating, taking medicine, using a phone, shopping and cooking.
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The 38-year-old set a cracking pace from his very first step and inexorably extended his advantage, being able to savor his achievement by walking across the finish line to add to his previous victories in 2015 and 2016.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada wants to change a bilateral agreement to allow it to turn back thousands of asylum seekers walking across the border but the United States is not cooperating, according to a Canadian official with knowledge of the discussions.
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Uber previously paused its self-driving vehicle programs in San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Phoenix and Toronto after a woman was hit and killed by an Uber self-driving car while was walking across the street one night in Tempe, Arizona, outside of Phoenix.
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While watching the news earlier last week, I saw a report about a town in Manitoba struggling to cope with the influx of refugees walking across the border from the United States, in an attempt to flee the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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Clinton had a spring in her step, as she made her Secret Service agents wince by walking across the road — her bright red pantsuit popping from within the scrum — to pose for selfies with supporters who lined the street outside the event.
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Except for a speech or two about his tenderness (he cries, she says, at "Puff, the Magic Dragon"), the son she describes is not a person but a type—the mixed kid tightrope walking across the fraught and open skies of race.
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Those trying to reach European shores include desperate migrants and asylum seekers from sub-Saharan Africa, Afghanistan, and the Middle East, all making a dangerous voyage across the waters from Libya to Italy and from Turkey to Greece and then walking across Europe.
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Phoenix attorney Patrick McGroder said he has been retained by the mother, father and son of Elaine Herzberg, 49, who died after being struck by an Uber self-driving SUV while walking across a street in the suburb of Tempe earlier this month.
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"This particular protester started walking across the street and shouting at us, so I blew the pitch pipe and told [the men] what we were going to sing and ushered them into a big circle, and we sang maybe four songs," Kano told Washingtonian.
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So at one January dawn, she and her husband set out for the cattle camp, nearly two miles away, walking across a bridge over a rocky ravine that was once a river, past the sorghum and cotton fields that had yielded so little last year.
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For a small fee, visitors are provided lockers for their shoes, before setting off on a path designed to heighten one's attention to the senses, from the painful spike of walking across wood chips or on gravel, to the squishiness of traipsing through mud puddles.
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" CURTIS I remember going to see it in Hollywood, and in the middle of the movie, when Laurie is walking across the street to the house where P.J. Soles's character has just been strangled, this woman stood up and screamed, "Don't go in there!
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Two days later, across the city, several unarmed people, including the Madison brothers, were walking across the Danziger Bridge when officers responding to a report of police under fire showed up in a rented truck and began firing, killing two and badly wounding four.
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"During the time that Wonderland at Roseville operates, the constant noise, the flow of people walking in the streets and many walking across our lawns, and the litter left behind are all a serious nuisance to our residents," the petition reportedly stated, according to ABC News.
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Video of the incident from the Washington Post showed Trudeau walking across the House of Commons to escort Conservative whip Gord Brown to his seat, as Parliamentary voting in Canada may only begin when each political party's whip is seated, according to the New York Times.
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Lillard can't do either of those things, but, walking across the tightrope of catastrophe, he felt he had to take SOMETHING out of his spiritual suitcase, bring something startling, spit whatever gas he could find into the engine to get the fires going, for Christ's sake.
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Brandon HHHS from Michigan suggested an app: I think that walking across the street while texting can be dangerous but i don't think that there should be a law that stops people from doing it it is their own choice to walk across the road and text.
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Those cameras were on hand to capture the women walking across the bridge from Mexico, and were around later to hear the senator announce that the women were allowed to continue into El Paso and take refuge in a shelter while their applications would be processed.
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How odd it was, it occurred to him now, walking across the grass, that this elderly woman knew so much about him, had his whole life in her head, as it were, his childhood, his marriage, his anxieties and infidelities, yet he knew nothing about her.
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Even now, the excitement of "When I Think of You" is the sight of a cherubic Janet Jackson dance-walking across a soundstage in a silky, tricked-out jacket and bustier, matching pants, heels, that hoop earring with the key on it, and the mane of three lions.
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Think about that for a second: Their solution isn't to stand firm against Trump's bigotry and the cowardice of so many Republicans; it's to tell a group of vulnerable people walking across countries, desperately trying to flee violence, to go back into the hell they are trying to escape.
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In an interview with the New York Times, Benjamin Wittes, a close Comey friend who edits the Lawfare blog, recounts what happened next: "Comey said that as he was walking across the room he was determined that there wasn't going to be a hug," Wittes told the newspaper.
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And yet, when I am menstruating, I absolutely feel a struggle to play drums, or to do a lot of otherwise ordinary things, like walking across a room without stubbing my toe, doing the washing up with dropping a bowl, literally just getting out of bed without tripping over.
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Bella, interpreting for the visitors, believed for a brief moment that she could have anything—all she needed was to want—but that blissful feeling was cut short by Miss Chu, who was walking across the lawn without casting even the most perfunctory glance at the visitors or at Bella.
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If you're looking for another webcam to replace it, then I'm quite fond of the one pointed at the Abbey Road crossing in London, where you can witness Beatles fans repeatedly bringing traffic to a halt in order to grab a shot of them walking across the iconic zebra crossing.
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I'd tried them myself the day before, shoving my feet into them and gripping with my toes while attempting to slide across the smooth wooden floors, but, after almost breaking my neck trying to climb stairs in them, I'd given up and taken to walking across the icy planks in my socks.
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I was visiting during an international polo tournament, which meant that as I meandered in and out of the rooms, I was coming across elegant women sipping Champagne on plush daybeds, or walking across international polo celebrities having their calves rubbed down with massage oil in preparation for the match later that afternoon.
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Interestingly, people also thought there should be a preference for someone pushing a stroller and observing traffic laws, the bottom line being that if an AV is programmed according to such ethics, your odds of being hit by an AV might increase significantly if you are a lone person jay-walking across a busy highway.
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The Canadian government is trying to stem the flow of asylum seekers illegally walking across the U.S. border even as their ranks grow: About 2,500 asylum seekers crossed into Canada to file refugee claims in April, according to estimates from the federal immigration and refugee department — the highest level since August and almost triple last April's figure.
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It's how we show disapproval to those who can't hear our vulgarities for whatever reason, it's how I tell that dude in the black truck that he almost ran me down while I was walking across the crosswalk, and, if you're the Canadian editor of VICE Sports, it's how you say hello to me in the morning.
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The idea of walking across it is to do a double dissection of the city: a geographical one (a leisurely look at its contrasts, from the poorer south-east to the prosperous north-west, where your correspondent lived in the mid-1990s); and a historical and cultural one (a sense of how the place has changed).
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Cristina Perez Hesano, an attorney with the firm of Bellah Perez in Glendale, Arizona, said "the matter has been resolved" between Uber and the daughter and husband of Elaine Herzberg, 49, who died after being hit by an Uber self-driving SUV while walking across a street in the Phoenix suburb of Tempe earlier this month.
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The climax for her, no doubt, as it was for all of us was locking arms with Democrat John Lewis and walking across the Edmund Pettus Bridge with him -- not as opposing members of Congress, but as students and teachers, retracing steps of epic struggle for equality with a man who led the way all those years ago.
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This is not really a brag, because every time I think about what I must have looked like — in my giant coat, balancing a heavy backpack bulging with books and an overstuffed duffel with sports gear for volleyball practice, slide-walking across the parking lot in Chinese Laundry pumps, like a California raisin in drag — I want to crawl into a hole.
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I don't live in Brooklyn, but if I did, it's the kind of thing I can imagine myself listening to while walking across the Bridge at night, city lights blinking in the background (which—if you want to live vicariously through it—makes sense since chief songwriter Rostam Batmanglij released a solo project in 2017 with a video featuring a similar image).
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YOU HAVE BUS LINES, ALL SORTS OF TRANSPORTATION AND PEOPLE WHO FEED THESE PEOPLE AND THEY MAKE IT EASY FOR THEM, YOU GIVE THEM SCRIPTS SO THEY CAN FALSELY CLAIM ASYLUM HERE AND GET IN AND THEY KNOW THAT THEY JUST WALKING ACROSS THE BORDER IS GOING TO OVERBURDEN OUR SYSTEM I REPEAT TO YOU THIS WEEK, OVER A THOUSAND FAMILIES AND UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN WALKED OVER THE BORDER IN A SINGLE GROUP, IN A SINGLE DAY.
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They've traditionally been homes for big vocal talents ranging from Frank Sinatra to Elvis to Ms Dion herself—who, these days, is a Vegas mainstay, returning periodically to perform Celine and serve up some more of that power-walking-across-the-fucking-stage-because-I've-had-some-wines suburban mum realness that you know and love from all your 2AM YouTube "celine dion vegas performance weird funny" deep dives (would be very surprised if it was just me).
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Whether it was contestants Chris and Lincoln fighting during a public debate in front of Virginia's governor about how the latter fat-shamed the former behind the Bachelorette's back, or the simpler spectacle of male model Jordan — beloved for the dumb blonde broetry of his mystifying and grammatically innovative Jordanisms — walking across the house in tight gold underwear (as a prelude to unveiling his "deeper" side to Becca), the show's theater of petty masculinities is unlike anything else on television.
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It will become a well-designed object that comes out occasionally throughout your day to support — not subvert — your efforts to live well: It helps you find that perfect song to listen to while walking across town on a sunny fall afternoon; it loads up directions to the restaurant where you're meeting a good friend; with just a few swipes, it allows you to place a call to your mom — and then it can go back into your pocket, or your bag, or the hall table by your front door, while you move on with the business of living your real-world life.
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I could not bear to be seen as a tourist, to be spoken to in English as soon as my poor Farsi was made clear, to be caught trying to take pictures on the street or looking with too much wonderment at the street sellers hawking wares on the sidewalk, the wide-eyed cats that prowl every corner of the streets, the beautifully arranged displays of fruits and nuts in stands by the bazaar, the loud chaos of honking cars in a traffic circle, the murals painted on the open sides of apartment buildings, the stream of sellers in the metro walking across the cars carrying heavy loads of socks, jewelry, makeup, bras, shirts, pajamas, underwear, lavashak, fresh olives, powdered saffron, window cleaners, hair extensions, toys, books, notebooks, pens, screwdrivers, flashlights, lanterns, sleeping bags, picnic blankets, regular blankets, towels, headphones, chargers, headscarves — anything you could possibly need — loudly and elegantly proclaiming the benefits and quality of their products.
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