Kretzer also tells PEOPLE that Bogey is always on the move.
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Others are always on the move without a place to live.
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Now they signal that you're busy and always on the move.
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Actors are always on the move, ringing bells, donning cravats, doubling roles.
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In a city of over 8 million people, someone's always on the move.
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It's hard to pin down a mutable sign—they're always on the move.
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This deflection happens because seawater is both electrically conductive and always on the move.
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If you're always on the move, it can be hard to keep your phone constantly charged.
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That's because planets aren't perfect spheres, but bumpy, pitted things whose mass is always on the move.
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You're always on the move, but today is the perfect day to enjoy your home and get comfy.
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Like her characters, our narrator is always on the move, and is always noticing and theorizing, often brilliantly.
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It's clear he was a restless artist, always on the move with an inquisitive and wide-open eye.
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Mason doesn't have a 'normal' childhood [...] because we are always on the move trying to get to the next appointment.
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America makes prodigious mistakes, America has colossal faults, but one thing cannot be denied: America is always on the move.
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THE giant tectonic plates which make up Earth's outermost layer are always on the move, sliding past and colliding with each other.
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Jane is always on the move, never letting anyone get close — deciding to stay in Monterey forces her to face her demons.
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For all the noise we make about full moons, eclipses, and other high-profile lunar events, the moon is always on the move.
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Dr Hintsa says that his grand-prix experience forced him to focus on two problems that also plague executives always on the move.
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We have 30 or 35 sponsored fighters here, but they're in and out, always on the move, fighting in China or America, etc.
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They are also constantly changing their strategy, doing turnarounds and are always on the move, while a regulation takes three years of preparation.
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Secor noticed that the coachwhip, whose form is long and slender, was always on the move, chasing little lizards through the Kelso Dunes.
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JAIMIE BRANCH "Fly or Die" (International Anthem) Sometimes charging forth, sometimes rerouting, the debut album from Ms. Branch is always on the move.
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From running marathons in Kenya to 54-mile bike races and death-defying downhill ski competitions, the adrenaline junkie is always on the move.
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"As they are always on the move and don't necessarily own land they are hard to tax, so governments don't like them much either," she added.
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He savored sharing the sense of achievement and, even more than that, the structure and community that had proved so elusive to a latchkey kid always on the move.
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Always on the move, constantly running from one meeting to another, senators almost never have hours on end, much less three days straight, to focus on a single subject.
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When not in its charging base, which Cozmo can find on its own when it needs it, Cozmo is always on the move, and every move is funny or interesting.
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Seemingly always on the move and ready for another adventure, Stevens would eventually find his way back to his native Southern California, where he would join the Los Angeles Fire Department in 2015.
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And so was born Iosseliani's mature style, the vision of neither bewildered tourist nor native son, sympathetic yet supremely ironized, untroubled by an obligation to get to anyplace in particular, but always on the move.
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It combines the classic shape of a mug with Hydro Flask's TempShield insulation to keep beverages hot, or cold, for hours— a great gift for the coffee or tea lover who's always on the move.
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"These men are always on the move and they are pressed for time, so we try to make it as easy as possible for them," said Ameen, a Sightsaver employee who uses a single name.
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He was 18 years my senior and always on the move with school and career, so Merrick and I didn't see each other often, but his stories were spoken as often as if he lived with us.
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My Weston was just the best baby....cuddly and easy...a hard toddler...always on the move and slow to talk which led to lots of crying....and one of the most helpful and sweet hearted little boys.
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They are usually handed over to a clown character, and here it's a goofy traveler (the lanky Fool Koller) who is always on the move — maybe that's why he never overstays his welcome, the usual curse of fillers.
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Trypanosomes come in two forms depending on where they are in their life cycle, but essentially they look like tiny worms, thin single cells with a tail—a flagellum—at one end that keeps them always on the move.
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The staple jeans in Genevieve's closet are none other than 7 For All Mankind's Luxe Vintage jeans, made with LYCRA® dualFX® fabric — a vintage-inspired style with the comfort and flexibility she needs as a mother always on the move.
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Some people might need only one of the units from this list to meet all their charging needs, while others who are always on the move might be wise to grab two or even three of the chargers to cover their bases.
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I feel like she is an animal that's always hungry and always on the move, and that even in the safest place, she still feels that there are forces that could send her right back to a barren rock where she's eating snails to survive.
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Pennacchio was always on the move, never in one place for any large amount of time, and Dekkers repeatedly sent his whistling round kicks into the empty space where the savate master had just been: A short discussion on this Reddit post highlights the potential of mixing Muay Thai's powerful kicks and checks with Savate's footwork, pinpoint side kicks and oblique kicks.
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The film he made instead, I Am Cuba (1964), was a hallucinatory, freewheeling work of communist kitsch, a pastiche of Soviet and Cuban symbolism that tried to combine camp and revolution; a sprawling story whose narratives never quite run together, all shot with a gravity-defying, always-on-the-move, "emotional" camera; a cinephile's wet dream, the film about which Werner Herzog once said anyone who hadn't seen it didn't deserve to be a cinematographer.
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She was a journalist who was always on the move, pursuing and documenting the little moments she witnessed in Somalia that people will remember: inviting young boys for tea who watched her as she filmed; striking a conversation with a man who drives around town to make announcements; helping bring educational resources to nomadic kids; sharing photos from the beach of kids playing soccer or grown-ups sipping tea; documenting the groundbreaking ceremony of the first children's library in Las Anod, her hometown.
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Today it is believed that these are actually the remainder bones and skeletons of elephants killed by poachers. However, some reports allow the hypothesis that elephants, which are always on the move, may return occasionally to places where a member has been buried.
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They prefer bare tree trunks without climbing plants. Several have even been sighted on minute islands with very little greenery, the record being four palm trees. It is a highly active species. Always on the move and is very squirmish, if handled.
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For a while, yukihiro worked as a free-lance drummer. During that time, he had no home and moved around staying with friends. Tetsu stated it was so hard to catch yukihiro then, because he had no mobile phone and was always on the move.
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With over 15 thousand people on circulation every day, the UFMG Health campus is always on the move. Besides classes and the research and assistance work, a number of activities involve not only students, faculty and employees, but are also open to the community.
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According to what is heard from elders, from about 1200 A.D. Saghri had started living in this area. Saghri had the same traditions as other tribes of Punjab. Their living was always on the move. They kept cattle and grew crops for their living.
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The Wembawemba were registered as consisting of five hordes. Stone lists these hordes, residing around Towaninny, Meelool Station (with a name indicating they were thought to be quarrelsome), Lake Boga, Gonn on the Murray River (called the Dietjenbaluk ("always on the move"), and Bael Bael.
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Like the child, the wooden sphere is always on the move. When rolled on a hard surface, the wooden sphere produces sounds. In contrast, the wooden cube is the surprise of the second gift. It remains where it is placed and from each direction presents a different appearance.
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Loyn Governance of Anglo-Saxon England p. 176 Shires were run by officials known as shire reeves or sheriffs.Thomas Norman Conquest p. 60 Most medieval governments were always on the move, holding court wherever the weather and food or other matters were best at the moment;Huscroft Norman Conquest p.
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Both ways can be applied to contemporary affairs. The Warrior is always on the move and is able to establish a base of power while transient. The shifts and transitions do not conflict, but in the end enhance the Warrior's abilities. The Hermit is also in a state of continuing transition.
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Kenny dies when Jimbo identifies him as a rare duck- billed platypus and shoots him. Damien bids goodbye to Stan and Kyle since his dad "is always on the move" he has to leave. Meanwhile, Cartman has continued his party even after kicking everyone out and having eaten all the food himself.
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Pokédex: There is a large flower on VENUSAUR's back. The flower is said to take on vivid colors if it gets plenty of nutrition and sunlight. The flower's aroma soothes the emotions of people. They are always on the move to absorb more sunlight, though they usually remain quiet and still while absorbing it.
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Brought up in Jiankang Prefecture, which is present-day Nanjing in Jiangsu, Shi Xiu has learnt martial arts since childhood. Intolerant of bullying, he often jumps into frays to help the party being victimised, even at the risk of his own life. He is thus nicknamed "Daredevil Third Brother". He travels around with his uncle, a tradesman always on the move.
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However, it was most inappropriate for soldiers of the Crown. Te Kooti fled into the Urewera Mountains; he was driven from there by the Government forces including Ropata and the Ngati Porou. From there he trekked into the central regions of the North Island, mainly around Lake Taupo. However the government pursuit kept him always on the move and some months later he returned to the Ureweras.
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The camp was at just over 21,000 ft (6400m).Ruttledge (1941), pp. 111–12. From here the North Col was clearly visible and constituted, in Ruttledge's words, "the first serious mountain problem ... for a steep glacier ice-fall is always on the move, and the negotiable route of one year may be seamed by crevasses or barred by ice-cliffs the next".Ruttledge (1941), p. 114.
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There is little known about the social organization and behaviour of this species, in part due to its erratic movements, and also because individuals are widely characterized as very nervous, always on the move, very shy, "quick on the wing" MacGillivray, W 1910, The region of the Barrier Range: An oologist's holiday, Emu, vol. 10 no.1, pp. 16–34. and very timid [Burgess, 1946].
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In flight The willie wagtail is almost always on the move and rarely still for more than a few moments during daylight hours. Even while perching it will flick its tail from side to side, twisting about looking for prey. Birds are mostly encountered singly or in pairs, although they may gather in small flocks. Unlike other fantails, much of its time is spent on the ground.
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The act of traveling is > implied because most people travel at least across their own town, if not > the region, the country and even the planet. The distance covered is not as > important as the fact that we are always on the move. We are all "travelers" > of a sort and we are all "eaters". Therefore, we can also all be regarded as > "food travelers".
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Atayero Aderemi Aaron-Anthony was born on October 26, 1969 in Ikeja, Lagos State to Prince and Mrs. Atayero of the royal Atayero family in Ijeshaland, Osun State, Nigeria. He is from Ilesa West Local Government Area. Born to a mobile public servant father who served as a Peace Officer and a medical practitioner mother, Atayero was always on the move from one part of Nigeria to the other.
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A nocturnal creature, an otter only left its den after dark to forage for food. Claiming a territory about ten miles in diameter, it marked the area with its droppings about one to three miles apart and sets up three or four nests under rocks or inside bushes. The otters were always on the move, visiting each den only once every three to four days. They were considered an adult after only one year.
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Father Chrysostomos was always on the move, traveling widely. His life was a continuous round of traveling, preaching, baptizing, planting churches and celebrating the Divine Liturgy. > As with all preachers of the Gospel, the full results of Fr. > Papasarantopoulos' missionary efforts in Africa will be known only to the > Lord of the Church. Orthodox history teaches that like prayer, the life of > "a righteous man has great power in its effect" (James 5:16).
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Mumbai, the commercial capital of India, is a city that never sleeps. Rapidly changing at a feverish pace with every passing second, it is always on the move and so are the people living in it. In this story, we take an insight into the lives of the people living in this city and how the pace of the city affects their relationships and how they deal with it. No matter what happens life has to go on.
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While using the iPhone, he found that its most popular games such as Angry Birds were too complicated, and wanted to make a simpler game for people who are "always on the move". Flappy Bird was created and developed by Nguyen in two to three days. The bird character, Faby, was originally designed in 2012 for a cancelled platform game. The gameplay was inspired by the act of bouncing a ping pong ball against a paddle for as long as possible.
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Akalis are known to be of great integrity and they are known to not break their hukam. Nihangs often slept on horses many days at time and it is their rule to be always on the move and to not stay at the same place for too long. They prefer the sword over gun but are also trained to be excellent marksmen. In warfare they are the first to attack and usually do not retreat in battle, rather they just keep charging.
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Late 7th-century Scythian plaque of a leopard Superb samples of Steppes art - mostly golden jewellery and trappings for horse - are found over a vast expanses of land stretching from Hungary to Mongolia. Dating from the period between the 7th and 3rd centuries BCE, the objects are usually diminutive, as may be expected from nomadic people always on the move. Art of the steppes is primarily an animal art, i.e., combat scenes involving several animals (real or imaginary) or single animal figures (such as golden stags) predominate.
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Braun was always on the move, and made his hardcore movies in a number of countries, including Spain, France, Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands. In December 1960, American female director Doris Wishman began producing a series of eight pornographic films, or nudist films without sex scenes, including Hideout in the Sun (1960), Nude on the Moon (1961) and Diary of a Nudist (1961). She also produced a series of sexploitation films. In the 1960s, social and judicial attitudes towards the explicit depiction of sexuality began to change.
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Space is a central theme in Rao's novel. Most of the chapter titles are names of places where important things happen and the narrative can be read as a journey through different spaces. Such spaces are "always on the move" in loos, discos and trains as opposed to a Western queer space where decriminalized homosexuality allowed gay people to position themselves within larger communities. The story is set in what can be called BomGay, a fictional, invisible, queer space where "(homo)sexual explicitness... becomes the foundation for erotic realism" mapped onto the real city.
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She dreams of being part of the beautiful sceneries she passes during her trips, but she cannot because she is always on the move. One day, when the engine is pulling the train up a steep mountain grade, the caboose is jolted loose from the train and flies back down the track towards a turn. Upon arriving at the turn, she has too much speed and she flies into the air off the track. Luckily she gets wedged between two trees, and she spends the rest of her days happy living in a beautiful place.
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At-least 11 squads of a special task force of the state police constantly patrolled some of the toughest jungle terrains of Mayurbhanj-Keonjhar region for over an year in search of him after the Staines murder. He always had the support of the local tribals and was always on the move . The police and CBI also put up a bounty of ₹8 lakhs on his head which too did not help. The police started the "Operation Confinement", and the plan was to confine him and cut off his escape roads in the jungles.
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The title of the song has also become a phrase in German colloquialism. The song describes the lifestyle of a person who is always on the move, never asks for "yesterday and tomorrow", but occasionally has "heavy dreams". The "I" expresses its external and internal mobility in the light of the general principle of constant change in the world to which it gives itself in its way of life. The title and lyrics of the song are based on the tradition and way of life of the Wandervogel movement of the early 20th century.
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Bunga (voiced by Joshua Rush) is a honey badger, Kion's childhood best friend and the bravest member of the Lion Guard. He is also the adoptive nephew of Timon and Pumbaa. Bunga is shown to be very adventurous and he rarely acts serious or even sits still, as he is always on the move, working off boundless energy and enthusiasm, and makes even the most dire of situations into a fantastic time. Though this makes him a great friend and playmate, it lands him into trouble more often than not.
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There have been several hypotheses regarding the language pertaining to the Indus Script. One of the most common ones has been that the script belongs to the Indo-Aryan language. However, there are many problems with this hypothesis. A major one includes: Since the people belonging to the Indo-European cultures were always on the move, horses played a very important role in their lives or as Parpola put it, "There is no escape from the fact that the horse played a central role in the Vedic and Iranian cultures..." (Parpola, 1986).
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Despite his aviophobia, the artist has adopted a nomadic lifestyle. “Movement creates opportunities for transformation and mutation”, says the artist, who is always on the move and spends much of his time abroad. He is constantly trying to connect his projects to different realities planet wide, finding balances between art, science and the world. Vanmechelen: “I am trying to connect people and ideas, finding the right intersection of space and time to hatch the egg in the infinite collision of beautiful ‘accidents’ created by perpetual movement.” Hence Vanmechelen’s fascination for biological and cultural diversity, or biocultural diversity.
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Riding on horseback between distant churches, these preachers were popularly called "circuit riders" or "saddlebag preachers" although their official role was "traveling clergy" (a term still used in Methodist denominations). Carrying only what could fit in their saddlebags, they traveled through wilderness and villages, preaching every day at any place available (peoples' cabins, courthouses, fields, meeting houses, even basements and street corners). Unlike clergy in urban areas, Methodist circuit riders were always on the move, needing five to six weeks to cover the longest routes. Their ministerial activity boosted Methodism into the largest Protestant denomination at the time,Gaustad, Edwin Scott.
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The Canal and River Trust (C&RT;) defines as a "continuous cruiser" any boat which is always on the move and making "reasonable progress" between successive moorings. Controversially, the authority recommends that a boater who keeps a log of their trip is less likely to have problems justifying their credentials. Some boaters do not wish to move their boat very far - or not at all - if possible, (either to avoid expense, or to stay within an area e.g. from which they can travel to work) and cannot acquire (or, alternatively, do not wish to pay for) an "official mooring" in that place.
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When our ancestors adopted group-dwelling social arrangements roughly 1.8 mya, ectoparasite loads increased dramatically. Early humans became the only one of the 193 primate species to have fleas, which can be attributed to the close living arrangements of large groups of individuals. While primate species have communal sleeping arrangements, these groups are always on the move and thus are less likely to harbor ectoparasites. Because of this, selection pressure for early humans would favor decreasing body hair because those with thick coats would have more lethal-disease-carrying ectoparasites and would thereby have lower fitness.
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Richard Gilbert Emery was born in University College Hospital, Bloomsbury, London.GRO Register of Births: MAR 1915 1b 88 PANCRAS – Richard G Emery, mmn = Callan His parents were the comedy double act Callan and Emery. They took him on tour when he was only 3 weeks old and gave him the occasional turn on the stage throughout his childhood, which was always on the move and disrupted, creating problems for the future, but at least setting the scene for eventually going into show business himself. His parents split up when he was 8 and he chose to stay with his mother, who gave up show business.
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Between 1921 and 1930 Kisch, though a citizen of Czechoslovakia, lived primarily in Berlin, where his work found a new and appreciative audience. In books of collected journalism such as Der rasende Reporter (The Raging Reporter) (1924), he cultivated the image of a witty, gritty, daring reporter always on the move, a cigarette clamped doggedly between his lips. His work and his public persona found an echo in the artistic movement of Neue Sachlichkeit, a major strand in the culture of the Weimar Republic. Willi Münzenberg set up a multitude of Communist Front organizations sending Egon Kisch to promote Comintern propaganda throughout the world.
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On October 22, 1814, in the city of Apatzingán, the Congress issued the Decreto Constitucional para la Libertad de la America Mexicana (Constitutional Decree for the Liberty of Mexican America), better known as the Constitution of Apatzingán, drafted by Quintana Roo, Carlos María de Bustamonte, and José Manuel de Herrera. In May 1814, Fernando VII had regained his throne and abolished the liberal Constitution of Cádiz. With the defeat of the French forces in Spain, Fernando was free to send more soldiers to Mexico, and so Iturbide redoubled his efforts against Morelos and the Congress. Much of the territory that had been won by Morelos was lost and the Congress was kept always on the move.
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The nature of live television allowed for a minute-by-minute update of the hijack as the situation progressed; this blurred the line between entertainment and tragedy. Television coverage stressed the extraordinary nature of the unfolding events (first transatlantic hijack, first live TV broadcast of a hijack, first attack on a skyjacked plane, etc.) as the only material suitable for television. On the other hand, for terrorists seeking to inscribe their struggle in history, the hijack devoid of the mediatized image of itself lost all of its communicative power. With the airplane always on the move between countries and borders as if belonging nowhere, the hijack came to symbolize the transgression across a violent border towards a political utopia.
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Mitr was an extremely busy actor and was always on the move, going from set to set and sleeping as little as a two or three hours per night. Another of his best- known movies, Pet Tad Pet (Operation Bangkok), was shot in both Bangkok and Hong Kong, and featured Kecha Plianvitheee and Luecha Naruenart as the villains, as well as Hong Kong's then top actress, Regina Piping. Monrak luk thung was one of Mitr's last films. It played in Bangkok cinemas for a solid six months in 1970 and took in 6 million baht,Mitr Chaibancha its popularity spurred by the best-selling soundtrack album and Mitr's accidental death while filming Insee Thong.
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In 2006, after another court case (Supreme Court Queensland), two short rock breakwaters were built, extending 100m into the Hinchinbrook Channel to the boundary of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area. In 1977 the Queensland Harbours and Marine Department had published a report (Boat Harbour Feasibility Study) describing the site as unsuitable for a "boat harbour" (an older concept than "marina", in the days of small sailing craft) because it had "no naturally deep water", was "in a catchment", was subject to (cyclonic) "storm surge" and was subject to "severe siltation".documents held by Alliance to Save Hinchinbrook Inc. and Queensland Government Severe siltation means that the seabottom sediments (in this case having a high acid marine mud component) are always on the move.
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He studied Industrial Design at the Johannesburg School of Art between 1963 and 1967, thereafter working as book illustrator, political cartoonist, signwriter, and eventually in the advertising industry, developing the graphic style that subsequently informed his work, and turning professional in 1970. Joubert spent a great deal of his time in the bushveld, finally abandoning city life permanently, and working from a studio in the Selati Game Reserve. Always on the move, Joubert explored Southern Africa, becoming familiar with Namibia, north to the Ivory Coast and Cameroon, Mozambique, East Africa, Botswana, and the Okavango Basin where he had a houseboat and studio camp on the Linyanti River. Joubert's works are to be found in many corporate and private collections worldwide.
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The needs of herders for veterinary services is always greater than the services these two institutions will be offering to herders who are always on the move between grasslands on the Jubba River and in the interior of Jubba Valley regions. Observations of disease presence in animals, inoculations, veterinary medicine with minimal fees and advice to herders are some of the services Bardera Polytechnic offers to herders in the region. The school is conducting fundraising activities for money to buy one basic vehicle to transport technicians into the fields. Currently, herders in southern Somalia and those in North Eastern Province of Kenya are suffering greatly, especially with the droughts in the last few years (such as the major droughts of 2005 and 2008).
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Jonnie played guard for West's college team, the West Virginia Mountaineers and married professional golfer Michelle Wie in 2019. As a person, West was often described as an introverted and nervous character, but who also drew the highest praise for his uncompromising work ethic. Regarding his shyness, WVU roommate Jody Gardner testified that West never dated in his entire freshman year, and Lakers coach Fred Schaus once recalled two weeks when his guard never said a word. Apart from being shy, West was always restless: Schaus described him as a "bundle of nerves", Celtics contemporary Bob Cousy as "always on the move", and fellow Laker and Mountaineer Rod Hundley testified that during bar visits, West would quickly squirm and demand to go elsewhere before everybody else had settled.
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Bell was a bank angler and, as far as is recorded, he never fished from a boat. In its formative years Blagdon anglers would normally employ large sea trout or low water salmon flies during the daytime, very often using tandem and multi-hook arrangements; or alternatively lures at night. Dr Bell would use neither, but instead he preferred to fish with his own small imitative patterns.The New Encyclopaedia of Fly Fishing by Conrad Voss Bark, Robert Hale Ltd (1992) Bell made it his practice to spoon all the trout he caught and after examining the contents he made an index of all the food available to the trout. Following on from that he devised imitations of all the creatures present and the local Blagdon anglers quickly followed his exampleThe Flyfishers’ Journal, Article by Alick Newsom (summer 1975 issue) page 112 A fishing friend of Bell’s, Alick Newsom, described his method of fishing as follows: > He liked to fish alone, always on the move, slowly covering sunken ditches, > holes and weed beds as he sought to locate the trout.
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