He had wandered there — ambled, even — straight from kickoff.
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The Code Pink crowd ambled down to drown him out.
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She smiled at him, and he ambled up to her.
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Musk launched into his sermon, or, kind of ambled into it.
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Stray dogs powdered with anthracitic dust ambled around anti-tank obstacles.
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They ambled toward the store, blithely indifferent to incessantly roaming cars.
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Episodes of Netflix's romantic comedy "Love" ambled up to 40 minutes.
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He ambled in with his "old lady," Sadie, a German shepherd.
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Shoppers ambled through the cavernous space, plucking leather jackets from pipe racks.
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Kim ambled around his desk, picking things up, putting them back down.
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They ambled across 10th Avenue, across 9th and over to 8th Avenue.
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He leaned over, gave the stroker a few friendly tugs, and ambled away.
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She ambled into the workroom like a newborn Bambi — all legs and lashes.
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As he ambled back and forth, preening, Boicourt grabbed a purple bath towel.
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A goat ambled past the school's locked gate, followed by a couple of chickens.
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He ambled a few yards down Sixth Street to check in on Death & Company.
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Mr. Grisales became aware of a man who almost nightly ambled past the building.
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Cullom's neighbor, a retired farmer, saw us roll past and ambled over to chat.
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Clarkson ambled to the front and dozens of heads tilted upwards, their voices silent.
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Inside the store, Weld ambled around, peering at the T-shirts on the racks.
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Anyway, I remember when he ambled over to say hello and shake my hand.
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Rina ambled out to the riverbank where she squatted down to finish smoking the joint.
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I took out my phone and filmed it as it ambled across the lunar scree.
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On February 4th Macedonians ambled around the centre of their capital, Skopje, enjoying a quiet Sunday.
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Behind me, Valdimar ambled across the deck, saying hello to a neighbor in another hot pot.
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She ambled slowly toward the home, clutching the arm of her escort as if for support.
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After a loss, my fellow rookies ambled into the clubhouse and found our lockers stripped clean.
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The usually emotive Pineda exhorted himself, then put his head down and ambled to the dugout.
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Monkeys ambled down one street in the colonial heart of the capital, easily dodging the few cars.
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We ambled around the college lawns, ducking through medieval doorways in and out of the hot sun.
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Notice how the dog ambled around nobly, sniffing the ground for whatever reason dogs always do that.
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As the couple waited on the corner, a middle-aged black woman ambled over, dressed in pajamas.
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Sando, who is fifty-eight, ambled among them in a white guayabera shirt, untucked at the waist.
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On "American Soul," Bono ambled around the stage, switching between a mic and a stars-and-stripes megaphone.
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Then I left his building, ambled into a nightclub, and nearly got stuck in a huge metal turnstile.
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While the leaders haggled, other senators ambled around the Senate floor engaging in small talk and awaiting word.
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The mother and her cub returned, and this time ambled behind us in the back of the line.
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Come late afternoon, the appeal of unlimited power had dimmed, and he ambled around the playroom, mildly distressed.
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He ambled along the tables, pausing at one, then the next, never staying long enough to talk to anyone.
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ON A recent evening Rob Quist ambled into a bar in Bozeman dressed in a Stetson and black jeans.
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On the savanna, Ms. Wessling would have to wait until a chimpanzee ambled away from where it had urinated.
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Woods agreed to show me how to make her mom's bigos, and we ambled to her favorite meat market.
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Biden and O'Rourke shook nearly every hand in the building before they ambled up to the counter to order.
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Then he spotted a hot dog truck, ambled over and ordered two, which he gulped down in one bun.
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But from Rosen's perspective, nothing much had happened before he ambled into the office a little after 10 a.m.
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Then he briefly ambled off to find help in figuring out why Uber wasn't working on his new phone.
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Not since Jack Nicklaus ambled down the fairway in plaid Sansabelt trousers has golf wear looked this wonderfully gauche.
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At 50 to 60 miles across it ambled across the island like a voracious monster eating everything in its path.
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She ambled on for a few miles before her anger transformed into energy and she took off for finish line.
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Several weeks ago, she was sitting in her mother's kitchen, late at night, when a large, unidentifiable rodent ambled past.
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Mr. Green got up and ambled toward the detective who knew him, his gun pointed down in his right hand.
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Once I ambled around the shoreline waiting for our guide and found to my surprise my first dead gray whale.
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We ambled along the park's wooded trails, passing artificial lakes and streams, the sun casting dappled shadows through the trees.
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Customers lined up patiently to wait for their morsel, then ambled to the next booth to repeat the assembly line process.
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The woman is lying on her back, relaxing, one leg over the other, while a bear has ambled up to her.
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Then, after stopping in town for a snack — fresh coconut water, chugged from the shell — we ambled back along the beach.
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That morning, my father ambled into the kitchen, where we had placed the standing mannequin beside the table with his cake.
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Hov was joined by Damian Marley and ambled around the all-camo stage while an Ethiophian flag was waved in the background.
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As they ambled downward in autumn, the local cows were celebrated with flower garlands and town festivities—a cow parade called transhumance.
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A happy hour followed, and as Ms. Ilich and Mr. Butler were catching up, Mr. Reed ambled up and joined the conversation.
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He ambled off the porch toward the officer, waving the pipe in his right hand, according to the police and a witness.
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Back at the barn, Baffert's top assistant, Jimmy Barnes, was hopeful when Mastery ambled from the ambulance as if nothing was wrong.
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From there, the van headed one mile north, appearing to be in no rush as it ambled along Martin Luther King Drive.
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He had squeezed in a few hours of shut-eye and ambled into the Park Hyatt's restaurant looking a little rumpled still.
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In the distance, a lone Toyota ambled toward us, but I closed my eyes, leaned into her, and brushed my lips across hers.
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Zlatan casually ambled into position, awaited the lazily arcing ball, and rose above Jose Fonte to power the header to the opposite corner.
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Mr Museveni, clad in his trademark bright yellow shirt and wide-brimmed hat, then ambled back to the marquee to listen to tributes.
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Noor ambled over, observed the slight woman, dappled with slick, huffing in the dust, trying to lobster-crawl while still on her side.
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That grew when guests ambled next door to Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, housed in a recently restored Dover Street townhouse for the main event.
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" After an hour, the camera cut away, and a mildly disheveled-looking Tim Kaine ambled onto the floor to take his turn. "Timmy!
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He ambled up Bugaksan mountain in shorts, hiking shoes and a short-sleeved check shirt, his dog Maru padding along obediently by his side.
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We ambled along the small harbor where octopus tentacles hang to dry before grilling, arriving at the seaside Captain's Table fish restaurant for dinner.
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And the designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez ambled through the Dia Center in Chelsea looking disarmingly amused by the tornado swirling around them.
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Cavaliers 21, Knicks 258 LeBron James peeled his body off a courtside chair early Saturday and ambled onto the court at Madison Square Garden.
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In an idle moment on the practice range before the event's start, Janewattananond, 23, ambled over to Woods but struggled to make an introduction.
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He stood there for another few minutes before a boy and a girl ambled toward him, the boy not immediately recognizable as his son.
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Together, we ambled up one row and then down another, looking at the photos at our feet, bursts of color against the cool cement.
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Lots of "zombie" companies which ambled on for years despite being unable to repay their debts may be acquired by healthier firms or closed down.
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Guided by the flashlight on his phone, he ambled through the dark toward a room housing 2,200-year-old warrior statues on loan from China.
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Françis-Claude Desarthis, 73, the theater's rotund, cherub-faced owner, ambled down the aisles, swinging a brass bell to signal the start of the show.
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"Paper isn't manufactured—it's processed," Warner said, as we ambled among the copiers in a vast Xerox showroom with Ruiz and a few other engineers.
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At a training session one afternoon, a goat from the farm next door ambled up to a roadside fence, a bell clattering around its neck.
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He ambled up on stage and plugged in "Ridin' Through the City," a master class on black diamonds and kidney failure and AKs on laps.
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Heslin watched as the first grader ambled down the hallway, carrying his trusty Disney Cars backpack – and hoping his class would make gingerbread houses that afternoon.
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For more than two hours on Sunday, I ambled through the streets of San Francisco, taking in several art pieces scattered around the city by Apple.
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He did go missing for a week in 1987, but ambled back in, mysteriously with two new flea collars, and was rewarded with some beef jerky.
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Where Up To Anything ambled, We're Not Talking bolts, tripping over itself to get out ideas and words and feelings but still graceful all the same.
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I didn't see garbage anywhere, either — and even the cows, goats, horses, and donkeys ambled over as I passed by as if to also say hello.
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Wais Qasab ambled onto the stadium field with his five fighting camels, including an enormous black one, eight feet tall, who he said was his champion.
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WASHINGTON — Bound for the Lincoln Memorial, thousands of demonstrators ambled block after block through the city, shouting obscenities, their faces streaked with sweat and clown paint.
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A few minutes later, when Mr. McCain ambled over to the Democratic side of the chamber, he was embraced by Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California.
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"He did the few books I've written," Mr. Brooks said, standing by a wall in his white dinner jacket as the actor Alan Alda ambled by.
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Ever since 1933, when King Kong ambled onto the screen, a new version of the big, misunderstood lug has landed in theaters every couple decades or so.
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The same thought seemed to have occurred to a motley assortment of Bulgarian, Romanian and Georgian soldiers who also ambled past to beam at the young visitors.
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Image: WCSLate last week, 11 Asian elephants at Cambodia's Keo Seima Wildlife Sanctuary ambled into a mud-filled bomb crater that dates back to the Vietnam War.
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The game ambled safely along, all go-routes and interceptions orbiting a jumble of offensive and defensive linemen just kind of inclining in the direction one another.
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Lasorda is now 90 and he ambled on to the field at Wrigley Field before Thursday's game to watch the current crop of Dodgers take batting practice.
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Olivia is "paving new ground for the canine acting community," Alyssa Bereznak wrote at The Ringer, and she has ambled into her own grass roots Oscar campaign.
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Mr. Ciaccia picked up his prize — not a marathon medal, but a street-vendor pretzel — and ambled over to the statue of Fred Lebow, the marathon's founder.
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After briskly consuming a last bite of beef, he got up and began to walk out, nodding to the women behind the counter as he ambled past.
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Hip hop and Creole rhythms blasted from giant speakers and goats ambled around trash heaps piling up between temporary constructions that have morphed into seemingly permanent housing.
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They were debating whether to call the police when my father emerged from a stranger's car and ambled onto the porch with a fresh pack of cigarettes.
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Yankees 220, Red Sox 226 David Ortiz ambled up to home plate in the seventh inning Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium in a situation he has often confronted.
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SPRINGFIELD, Florida — Mary Adams ambled around inside her bright, multicolored tent, rearranging the few items that remind her that this strange place is supposed to be home now.
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On a recent Friday afternoon, bodybuilding legends like Kai Greene, a three-time runner-up in the Mr. Olympia contest, ambled over with camera crews for impromptu interviews.
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Throngs of supporters ambled Sunday in front of the headquarters of Mr. Tshisekedi's party, the Union for Democracy and Social Progress, rebuilt after the attack two years ago.
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As the men unscrewed the container to take out the login sheet, a couple of police officers ambled down the path to see what they were up to.
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MONTREAL — Johnny Manziel ambled through the lobby of the downtown high-rise wearing shorts, a gray T-shirt and a baseball cap that hung just above his eyes.
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Shortly after the ladder was dropped into the dumpster, the bear cub climbed out of the dumpster, dropped to the ground below and ambled off into the trees.
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Mr. Davidson, wearing an oversize hooded jacket and sweatpants, ambled to the microphone with a beer in hand after four fellow comics, all close friends, delivered crisp sets.
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About two weeks after the single greatest upset in American liberalism, on a particularly gusty Thursday, I ambled into the Andrea Rosen Gallery to meet Michael St. John.
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I snapped the photo of her and my two buddies: Then she ambled back to her table, clearly either totally nonplussed by or completely forgetting about the previous conversation.
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The Neon Demon star ambled through one of the busiest airports in the world totally barefoot without even so much as a pair of slip-on sandals in sight.
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Rains instructed us to step aside as the line—a few dozen inmates on the move—ambled from chow to J-Cellhouse, under the supervision of a few guards.
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A couple of smiling skaters sat outside the storefront, and a chubby toddler ambled through the entrance, under ghostly peeling letters that indicated the storefront's former occupants: a pawnshop.
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Some ambled through the labyrinthine, 6.8 million square-foot complex in near-total darkness, using flashlights on their phones to see through the abyss, as the Washington Post reported.
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Social media followers could watch as the 3-month-old, the first healthy cub at the zoo in 23 years, ambled around its log-filled yard with mom Kayla.
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But a smiling Ewing ambled out afterward, affectionately greeting one of the reporters he had treated with a chronic indifference for a decade and a half in New York.
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BOSTON — Hours before the first runners crossed the finish line of the Boston Marathon on Monday, a uniformed police officer ambled near the blue and yellow marker across Boylston Street.
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I mentioned this to Helen Siu, a Hong Kong native who is an anthropology professor at Yale, as we ambled along Hollywood Road, the second-oldest street on the island.
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After each time Woodley surged off the fence, he would retreat a step and as Till ambled back to his original position Woodley would try to clock him cold again.
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During a break from their talks, Mr. Kim and Mr. Moon ambled off for a walk through the woods of Panmunjom, with cameras broadcasting their outing live around the world.
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Frank, a stubby English bulldog dressed in a navy tuxedo adorned with a gold-sequined bow tie, ambled down the aisle through the North Carolina grass at his owners' wedding.
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Those feelings were not helped at the Democratic party when "Fight Song" -- the anthem synonymous with Hillary Clinton's failed 2016 campaign -- briefly played as worried Democrats ambled into the ballroom.
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"My mother and two sisters died of cancer," said Samuel Álvarez, a pensioner with white stubble and few teeth, as he ambled down the town's uneven streets on his morning walk.
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Erkelens spent about five days on the island and recalls afternoons lounging on the beach, drinking beers at the bar, and exploring the island, where vervet monkeys ambled down from the hills.
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With the exception of a telephone call from President Obama, the show, which was recorded Friday at the Hollywood Bowl in front of 18,000 people, ambled along the way it always has.
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For a day or two it felt like the entire world was infatuated with a set of octogenarians who'd ambled into the hallowed halls of one of the UK's most famous clubs.
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Mr. Turek, in a plaid yellow shirt and tan trousers, and Ms. Friday, decked out in a bright blue sweater, chunky jewelry and striped pants, ambled to the front of the room.
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The previous evening, I had noticed Stern in the crowd as I nervously ambled through my speech after receiving the Hall's Curt Gowdy Award, but we missed each other in the aftermath.
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"The great thing about America is that everyone gets their say and everyone gets their opinion," Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) told The Hill as he ambled off the House floor.
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On a wind-swept morning in Valletta last week, as I was waiting for the court to begin its daily session, British pensioners disgorge from cruise liners and ambled down Republic Street.
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At the same time Chelsea, who had ambled to the title in May 2015, plummeted to just above the drop zone at Christmas, and limped to tenth by the end of the season.
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Day Out 6 Photos View Slide Show ' As they ambled through the Essex Street Market on the Lower East Side last week, the Haim sisters — Tagel, Tair and Liron — made a playful detour.
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The bear ambled off to climb a nearby jungle gym-like structure, fell off it once or twice, eventually gave up, and finally settled on a choice piece of bamboo to munch on.
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Pulling on a Dodgers cap, James stood and turned and gave an extended, perceptive take on the night's victory, even joking about his age, before he excused himself and ambled out the door.
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One sunny morning last October, several engineers from a Swiss firm called Climeworks ambled onto the roof of a power-generating waste-incineration plant in Hinwil, a village about 30 minutes outside Zurich.
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During Oakland folk duo Faun Fables' set, guitarist Nils Frykdahl—a burly, dress-clad guitarist with the hair of a metal legend—ambled around playing the flute as if in a medieval court.
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He ambled the stage, citing Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King and Frederick Douglass, earning fervent applause for his stance on gay marriage and a chorus of amens for his talk of religious persecution.
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As he ambled down a street littered with fallen trees, he stumbled across a bizarre sight: a nun, in full-on habit and veil, going to town on a massive tree with a chainsaw.
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Jürgen Klopp, the coach of Liverpool, ambled out of the tunnel at Anfield before his team's Champions League match on Wednesday night when the wiggling, outstretched hands of some enthusiastic fans entered his sightline.
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In the morning, Oregon State's players, who were set to play in the first game on Saturday, ambled off the team bus toward the Road to Omaha sculpture in front of TD Ameritrade Park.
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On Tuesday, Mr. McCain ambled gingerly into the Capitol to sustained applause less than two weeks after brain surgery, casting a vote to aid President Trump, who has served as more tormentor than ally.
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Perhaps in China, where cleanliness and order are at a premium, Disney's boast that it's the "Happiest Place on Earth" comes the closest to reality, I thought, as we ambled along neat, flower-lined paths.
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But a new report, published in the journal Cell on Thursday, overturns that notion, suggesting the template for walking originated in ancient fish millions of years before the first vertebrate ever ambled on dry land.
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A half-century later, they ambled into a suite at a luxury hotel on the River Thames to talk about their new film, "The Irishman," with so many of those uncertainties put to rest long ago.
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On a recent weeknight at New York City's Museum of Modern Art, the celebrated German designer Dieter Rams ambled up to a podium in his uniform of a black shirt, thinning silver bowl cut, and cane.
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As they ambled along the route, families stood on their porches or in their yards to sing "Happy birthday" in harmony, or to play the tune on everything from guitars and ukeleles to saxophones and trumpets.
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On a recent sticky evening at Lehua Night Market, crowds ambled through the carnival-like pedestrian street, which was lined on both sides with vendors hawking things like hats, cellphone cases and, of course, delicious snacks.
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The biggest challenge to proving any case involving the ball is the NBC video from the game; fans in the stands look grainy, and cameras quickly cut to Gibson celebrating as he ambled around the bases.
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Obama and his security detail next visited Turtle Beach where, true to its name, several green turtles each the size of a car tire ambled up to the beach, according to a White House press pool report.
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"I'm hopelessly in love with this city," he said as he ambled down Thompson Street recently, stopping at a store with chess pieces in its window and musing on the chess obsession of his idol, Marcel Duchamp.
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By Mother's Day, I knew, an entire class of students who began college after I had graduated would have ambled across the stage, shaken hands with their department heads, and Instagrammed a graduation picture with their mothers.
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"He told me right away that MMM was a fraud and I should not go into it," she said, once again dropping her voice as her husband ambled into the kitchen and began rifling around for a snack.
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The first evening we were there, we ambled down a two-lane road carved into the hillside, toward Il Pianone, a well-known restaurant in the area that specializes in a fusion of traditional Tuscan and Bergamasque cuisine.
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After introducing the film, he ambled to his seat, which was approximately five feet from mine, where he ate popcorn and sipped his drink as though he, too, were anticipating the same experience as the rest of us.
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Anyone who's ambled up to Highgate and looked at the shrine that's been amassed outside his mansion over the last 12 months will tell you that the atmosphere is a queasy mix of the funereal and the celebratory.
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I ambled down the mile-long Las Ramblas in Barcelona last summer, through the throng of tourists who, at a fast-rising clip of more than 18 million a year, overrun this Catalan metropolis of 5.5 million people.
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There have also been a number of human incursions, including one at last year's Singapore race when a lone intruder ambled across the floodlit track midway through the race and then strolled by the metal fences as cars came past.
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No, he ambled to the center of the field, seemingly drawn there by some pressing business, apparently oblivious to both his looming withdrawal and the entreaties of Emre Can, a Liverpool midfielder who was pointing out that Young's work was done.
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In the final minute of doing just that on Thursday, after Toliver captured a loose ball and drew a foul in Game 5 of the W.N.B.A. finals against the Connecticut Sun, Delle Donne ambled over and hugged her friend and teammate.
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Starting at La Rocina Visitor Center, we ambled along the two-mile boardwalk over the Charco de la Boca marsh, stopping in one bird blind, a camouflaged shelter from which we spotted a rare purple heron just a few feet away.
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Shanahan ambled through the field-level corridors at Levi's Stadium on Sunday after witnessing his son, Kyle, the 493ers' third-year coach, bully the Packers with a modern, devastating spin on a power running game — the Air Raid of rushing attacks.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. — After finishing exit interviews with the last of the Knicks on Thursday, Phil Jackson ambled into the pressroom at the team's headquarters, leaned against a lectern, looked out at a flock of reporters and let out a deep breath.
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This past spring, on one of those LA nights where anything seems possible and the hours unzip with no concrete end, as if the night might actually go on forever, I ambled down Sunset Boulevard in a sticky hallucinogenic trance.
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Two days before Chappelle paid tribute to him at the Kennedy Center, Woods, who is in his 50s, ambled onstage across town at the basement space of the DC Improv, took his fedora off and placed it delicately on the microphone stand.
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According to The Guardian, Cabral's original caption for the photo claimed he spent days frustrated by rain at Emas National Park, before a "giant anteater ambled out of the darkness," staying "just long enough" to be captured in one single long-exposure shot.
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On a rainy day nearly 5,113 miles southeast of the Downtown Eastside, Pennsylvania's former governor Ed Rendell ambled up to a podium inside the Washington, DC, headquarters of the Cato Institute, with a red, white, and blue pin affixed to his lapel.
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Zac could write songs that ambled or swerved, oftentimes both; he was fond of unspooling yarns that juxtaposed his constantly moving mind with the quiet country streets of his hometown Wagga Wagga or the exhausting din of Melbourne's north, where he lived.
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If you've ever stepped foot in a professional kitchen, ambled through a farm, or peeked inside a food processing plant, it should come as little surprise that our nation's food supply is almost singlehandedly kept afloat by immigrants of Latin American descent.
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I ambled down the beach to where a couple and two young children scavenged for Petoskey stones (Michigan's state stone) — fossils beautifully laced with a honeycomb pattern, relics from when warm seas and coral reefs covered this region 523 million years ago.
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At a swanky party in October for an HBO documentary about Rolling Stone — while guests nibbled on sushi and a DJ played classic rock — Mr. Wenner ambled over to his table at the beginning of the night and greeted guests from his seat.
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At a performance of Dvorak by the Budapest Festival Orchestra at David Geffen Hall, a percussionist ambled to the front of the podium and from his tuxedo coat magically produced a tiny brass bell, which soon became the focal point of the music.
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TEHRAN (Reuters) - After a day of tough talking in Tehran on Monday, France's foreign minister and one of Iran's vice presidents ambled through the halls of the National Museum of Iran to admire a collection of artworks on loan from the Louvre in Paris.
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Some of the world's biggest stars gathered on the streets of London in the typically freezing cold, took stroll down the red carpet and ambled into the Royal Albert Hall to find out who would be taking home one of those shiny gold masks.
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On a large, wide walkway at the open end of the New England Patriots' Gillette Stadium directly overlooking the field, several dozen fans ambled around during the anthem, indifferent to the song or the presentation of the flag by a color guard on the field.
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"I feel that I am born again," said a man who passed with his wife and six kids through a checkpoint the YPG had erected to screen the new arrivals In al-Yarubiyah, people ambled past buildings reduced to rubble and reopened boarded-up homes.
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I emerged from the dressing room of Inchee Tape in a drapey, silk gown with a crochet bodice and ambled around the couch where he sat with his phone, pretending to check ESPN but actually snapping half a dozen photos, only one of which was serviceable.
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Strongmen on their own political turf, the two men ambled as tourists through the eighth-century rock carvings of Mamallapuram on India's south-eastern coast before banqueting at a romantic seaside temple, the last vestige of a once-thriving port that traded with China 1,300 years ago.
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We ambled through the food court, where stalls hawk everything from riz frit (fried rice) to curry agneau (lamb curry) to puri chaud (fried flatbreads); next, Raju took me to a residential street in Rose Hill, where I joined the lunch rush at the no-frills Dewa and Sons.
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Somewhere between Billy Crystal's Broadway-by-way-of-Bel-Air opening number and Sean Connery popping the envelope on "Titanic" for best picture, Mr. Smith, the McCartney of melancholy, ambled onstage, alone with an acoustic guitar, looking uncomfortable, not just in his ill-fitting white suit, but in his own skin.
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By embracing his cowboy camp factor, and now his aging rock-dad essence, Mr. Cyrus, 54, has ambled down a surreal path from his first, biggest hit, "Achy Breaky Heart," in 1992, to a varied acting résumé, including roles in David Lynch's "Mulholland Drive" and Disney's "Hannah Montana," which made Miley a star.
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He also brought in the blues musician Cedric Burnside to offer his rendition of "Love Her 'Til I Die," along with Karen Elson, the luminous British model turned Nashville singer, who took to a microphone with a tune from her new album, "Double Roses," as models of both sexes ambled through the crowd.
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As I stepped outside onto the White House lawn (where the president's dog, Barney, grumpily ambled, and where men and women of the TV media stood squarely before the cameras, their faux-baritones booming and their faces lacquered with makeup), the sensation was akin to being regurgitated from a frothing slipstream and into a plodding river.
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The chef, Scott Bryan, had once earned three stars from The New York Times; the bartender was pouring almond-fat-washed rum and other state-of-the-art booze; the sommelier wore a silk pocket square and a tie bar as he offered thoughts on a wine list that casually ambled up into four-figure territory.
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Her main innovation thus far has been pockets (that's not sarcasm; pockets are great) but this time she also forewent the elaborate sets Mr. Lagerfeld made famous in favor of a mirrored floor and a few halfhearted smoke machines, across which her models ambled, sometimes in pairs, sometimes in threes, chatting away, as if they had forgotten they were on a runway.
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Last Friday, at one o'clock in the morning, he even ambled over to his colleague from Arizona, John McCain, and unsuccessfully lobbied him to vote yes on a so-called "skinny bill" to repeal Obamacare—a vote that would not only have cost millions their health insurance, but would also have been an endorsement of Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's debasement of Senate procedures and norms.
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I'd always thought that, like me, he was going to be an academic, but Michael had got a first and then stumbled into the City, and then shuffled or ambled through an escalating series of jobs in finance before "going off to try something a bit different," and at that point it became clear that he had ascended to some new stratosphere of international wealth.
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"I can't believe it," Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said as he ambled off the Senate floor this week shaking his head, moments after news broke that James B. Comey, who was fired as F.B.I. director, had left memos saying that President Trump had asked him to shut down an investigation of his former national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn.
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Jane G. Gravelle and Donald J. Marples; Congressional Research Service: The Economic Effects of the 2017 Tax Revision: Preliminary Observations Stephen Mihm; Bloomberg: How Stock Buybacks Ambled Into Stardom Lawrence Mishel and Julia Wolfe; Economic Policy Institute: CEO compensation has grown 940% since 1978 Irina Ivanova; CBS: GM bought back $10 billion in stock since 2015, double what job cuts will save You can find this video and all of Vox's videos on YouTube.
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Since Atla ambled up to the corner of Lafayette and Great Jones Streets this spring, all the people who run to every new opening in town have been telling me they want to eat chilaquiles for breakfast there; they want the chicken enchiladas for lunch; they want to hide from the afternoon sun with a tall glass of iced tepache, a tingling, off-dry agua fresca Atla makes by letting sugar ferment with pineapple rinds.
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I gazed in awe at some of the most ugly-beautiful Brutalist buildings I'd ever seen, ate an exquisitely poached filet of whiting with spring peas at a serene restaurant where the bread comes in a miniature burlap sack, and ambled around an empty museum filled with sleek 214s furniture that, in the absence of any other visitors or even (as far as I could tell) a guard, I found exceedingly hard not to sit on.
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