Sentences with phrase «literally trip over»

For a guy placing third in the polls, the candidate received a crush of media attention, with reporters, photos and videographers literally tripping over each other and street curbs to catch a few glimpses before he retreated into a black SUV.

All of those themes are embodied by Graham, portrayed by Streep in a finely tuned, continually shifting performance that begins with her character literally tripping over a chair in Washington's tony F Street Club and ends with her walking through The Post's printing plant as a far tougher, more confident, yet still aristocratically remote figure.

Even as far back as Solidarity in Poland, and the fall of the Berlin wall, Eastern European nations have been literally tripping over themselves to escape their Russian bear - hug and to embrace Europe instead.

Not exact matches

Literally my first grocery trip in the US I spent over $ 200 on nut butters, seeds, nuts, berries, powders, spices, — pretty much everything and anything I could not find while house sitting in Costa Rica.

Executives are tripping over their dicks to try to find the next big thing at HC, and yet they're literally ignoring a proven NBA coach with a winning record, who's not old enough to be subject to ageism.

It was not a wasted trip for Ibrahimovic, though, as he was able to grab a photo with another sporting giant — literally — massive basketball icon Shaq towering over Zlatan in an amusing photo shared to the striker's social media account.

«We're tripping over each other, literally,» said Kevin Healy, Grayslake Park District office administrator.

i clicked over to check yours out too and TRIPPED when I saw these brushes because I was literally just browsing them like five minutes before.

Voiceprint and DNA evidence points to Jigsaw, but the film brings on a fresh group of investigators — all with their own guilty secrets, and suspicious of each other — running around the city, tripping over spectacularly mangled corpses and literally putting the pieces together.

It seemed I had a cloud hanging over my head for the duration of the trip, both literally and figuratively.