He was beelining it for a Wing Stop truck parked on the street.
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No longer is progress through the tech tree a matter of beelining your way to the most helpful research options.
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I had spent some of the best times of my life in Yosemite, beelining there after college to climb El Capitan.
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With the tap of a few keys, he switches on the drone's navigation lights and sends it beelining toward the boat.
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She started as a local reporter in Baltimore before beelining it for Chicago where she became queen of the world in talk.
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"Dany's eyes are LOCKED onto the Red Keep when she takes off and she's beelining for it for quite a while," the user wrote.
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"I was tired of people arriving in Detroit and beelining to take photos of the empty buildings and empty train station," Mr. Foley said.
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Nicole Eggert is on her way back to L.A. and she's beelining it for the police department to file a sexual battery report against Scott Baio.
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Removing her wrap, Ms. Dern headed for the racks of clothes, beelining for a black belted dress made of wool from Ms. Hearst's ranch in Uruguay.
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Jay Z and Beyonce hit the town Tuesday, first dining at fancy schmancy Osteria Mozza and then beelining it for the Viper Room on the Sunset Strip.
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But there's absolutely nothing holding us back from popping a dollar into the office vending machine and beelining it straight to our nearest Taco Bell for a DIY 'dilla.
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To make it work, look for versatile accessories and wardrobe staples that feature vintage-inspired elements, instead of immediately beelining for the fringe vest and a pair of chaps.
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We got Amanda beelining it for Wolfgang Puck's Bar & Grill in the MGM Grand after her 48 second KO and she was a woman determined to celebrate her way.
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We got pics of Kendall Friday night leaving Mr. Chow restaurant in the Big Apple and beelining it back to the Hotel Edison for Kaia Gerber's 18th birthday bash.
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The unarmed campus monitor reportedly said that when he saw the mass shooting suspect seemingly "beelining" for the 1200 building — the location where the shooting, which killed 17 people, unfolded — he warned other campus security guards.
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Paps got Tom's Brazilian model wife beelining it Tuesday to a car that was on its way to the United Nations Headquarters building in NYC, where she attended a meeting of the Global Pact for the Environment.
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Medina reportedly said that when he saw the mass shooting suspect seemingly "beelining" for the 1200 building — the location where the shooting, which killed 15 students and 2 adults, unfolded — he warned other campus security guards, but did nothing to stop him.
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Sometimes, when we're sick of fussy clothing, fast fashion trends, and jacked-up pricing, nothing feeds our style craving quite like beelining to the men's section and stocking up on some packs of simple tees and perfectly oversized sweats (thank goodness for athleisure, right?).
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But now footage from a nearby building, which the New York Times obtained and released Sunday, shows two Proud Boys members beelining toward a group of about six protesters first, prompting one of the protesters to chuck the water bottle in the Proud Boys' direction.
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Explore a bit if you want—the many encounters you'll have with NPCs are a treat—but rest assured that just beelining the story will take you across the whole big, open world eventually as the Van der Linde gang moves camp several times.
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The headaches are ceaseless: His play to get Pete Decker to turn on Bobby has yielded no specific incidents of insider trading that can be tied to Bobby; his aggressive effort to pull Decker's case from the Eastern District has alienated a senior employee, who has subsequently leaked both his case against Bobby and his conflict-of-interest to the press; his right-hand man, Bryan, is pestering him about his personal connection to the case, too; and his overwhelming sense of shame has him beelining to the nearest S&M club.
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Bees in a natural hive, located at Coromandel Valley, South Australia. Beelining (also known as bee lining, bee hunting, and coursing bees) is an ancient art used to locate feral bee colonies. It is performed by capturing and marking foraging worker bees, then releasing them from various points to establish (by elementary trigonometry) the direction and distance of the colony's home. Beeliners generally have homemade capture boxes which aid them in their quest.
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Beelining was formerly a serious occupation in Appalachia where it was a means to obtain honey as a sweetener, and sometimes to capture wild colonies for domestication. When a hollow tree (gum) was found, it often was sawed above and below the colony and carried back to be set up as a kept hive near home. Honey was harvested from such colonies by "sulphuring," (using burning sulfur) to kill the insects. Feral hives in the USA are uncommon since the arrival of varroa mites in the 1980s, and may represent an important, though small, pool of genetic resistance to the mites.
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