He bopped around, but didn't dance — that isn't his vibe.
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The cherries bopped around like tire swings under a tree.
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Meghan also bopped up and down while tapping her foot.
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Nearby, the Stranger Things kids bopped around next to the deejay.
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Meanwhile, Frankie Grande, Ariana's brother, bopped to the beat of the song.
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We bopped awkwardly to Santana while she tried to ignore the camera.
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Nearby, Brown bopped up and down on pine needles that coated the ground.
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The idea that your team will not get bopped by a fluke call.
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We bopped around to South Carolina for a minute, and then to Arkansas.
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Booker bopped soulfully to the Bill Withers song "Lovely Day" after she introduced her son.
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"I finally found them!" she announced, as she happily bopped her head back and forth.
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All big questions that nagged at me as I bopped from one encased magazine clipping to the next.
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Musk tore off his blazer and bopped around, prancing and waltzing around in the span of 40 seconds.
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In their playful Instagram tribute, Philipps shimmied in a floral dress, and Oxford bopped in a blue crop top.
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Children bopped alongside senior citizens and b-boys popped and locked to four-four rhythms and percussive house beats.
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Signs bopped in the open-air parking lot: "Caribbean Americans for Gillum" and "Bring It Home" — the candidate's slogan.
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Chalamet bopped along to the subdued pop track and even threw in some arm movements as the crowd clapped along.
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This is all because last week I bopped my head along to a song by someone I once slept with.
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Hip-hop heads who have bopped to jazz group BadBadNotGood will find similar grooves suited for backing their favorite rapper.
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Little Eufreaka looked like Eureka's just-surgically-freed conjoined twin, and they bopped about merrily in matching lashes and loaves.
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Titled "How Sharpay Evans Was Bopped From the Top," Cacnio lays out a case for Sharpay being the real hero.
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Dwarfed beneath high rows of stage lights, in front of painted trees, they bopped happily along the pretend stone wall.
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Biggie Smalls came on, and I bopped my way along Carlton Avenue, inches from where the rapper took his first steps.
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The kids in foster care that are bopped around home to home, that we should speed up adoption for those kids.
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Has the cast of High School Musical bopped to the top in the 10 years since the smash Disney movie first aired?
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Afterward she stood holding her medal with her teammates, and as they smiled determinedly, she bopped around like a human exclamation point.
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While many in the crowd bopped to the beat, others like Idina Menzel and Billie Eilish didn't seem to understand why he was there.
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The frenemies bopped against a wall as Block Party's "Helicopter" blasted, and for the most part, Lindsay seemed as on-the-up as Amy.
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Mr. Duterte "promised change," she said at a recent class as three dozen other recovering addicts bopped and swayed to a blaring Latin beat.
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As he danced and mugged like a technicolor superhero through hit after hit after hit, these cute creations posed and bopped for the crowd.
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According to Instagram videos, Beyoncé bopped to Lizzo and Lil Uzi Vert and blew on some birthday candles at Philadelphia's Made In America music festival.
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The foursome also bopped along in their seats when DNCE – fronted by Joe Jonas – sang their hit song "Cake by the Ocean" while opening for Gomez.
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At Happyfun Hideaway, a bar owned by one of the advocates, people bopped in Halloween costumes and Koa Pennock handed out shots of whiskey to friends.
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Eight-second spots for supermarket coffee featured Wilkins, a smiley cylinder, and Wontkins, a grumpy cone who got bopped on the head or set on fire.
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An unnamed DJ played slightly dusty radio hits like Skrillex and Justin Bieber's "What Do U Mean," while a slight crowd stood and bopped their heads.
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Hannity bopped between topics — NATO, unemployment, the media — before getting back to the subject of mutual interest between the president and the host: Robert Mueller's investigation.
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She bopped along to the song and then suddenly broke into delighted — some thought shady — giggles, seemingly in reaction to Grande's "womanly" hip-thrusting dance breakdown moment.
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After hours at the Brooklyn Museum on Friday night, hundreds of young people bopped along while a D.J. cycled through the summer's hottest rap and R&B songs.
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Swift hopped on stage in an effort to obviously not make the evening's festivities about her and sang Rowland's parts and bopped in front of Nelly...a lot.
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Wearing a custom-designed denim jacket with "Ya Got Spirit Kid" lettered on the back, he bopped around the sidewalk, catching up with the club's managers and security.
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At Brooklyn College, where he studied American literature after dropping out of business school, he bopped around cheap sublets and couches of newfound friends in the poetry community.
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Gone is the Taylor who sang about magnanimously forgiving her enemies, or the one who bopped around shake-shake-shaking it off while the haters hate-hate-hated.
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But behind them a small group of protesters, who stood on a low brick wall to be seen above Unterman supporters, bopped along, waving signs for safe, legal abortions.
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B. created "Nothin' on You," a soothing rap ode to the stylish, tax-paying, 'fro-sporting girl of his dreams: We bopped our heads to the three-quarter tempo.
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So I did what I always do when I'm stuck: I bopped around the puzzle, filling in what I could and hoping that some of it would eventually cross.
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Chiefly known for his work on Broadway, Mr. Rosen bopped along to the music, baton comfortably in hand, while the ensemble played the score of a Nintendo racecar game.
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In the accompanying video, the 8th-grade student energetically skipped, flipped her hair, bopped to the music and clapped as she delivered a spot-on routine with the Colts' cheerleaders.
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The actor and director John Cameron Mitchell, Mattachine's co-founder and guiding spirit, bopped like a chilled-out elf in the makeshift D.J. booth as the dance area filled up.
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WHILE the leader of the free world bopped with sword-waving Arab princes and denounced the ancient Persian enemy, Iranian voters on the other side of the Gulf danced for detente.
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Though Grande did not belt out any of the lyrics, she did join the men in the choreography as she placed her hands on Kattan's shoulders and bopped up and down.
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As R2-D2 beeped and bopped to the music, two Stormtroopers boogied toward the First Couple while showing off their best dance moves – which included "raising the roof" with the President.
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As Ciara held her daughter and bopped her hips from side to side, Future Zahir also got his groove on and showed off his talents by doing the infamous floss dance.
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" Sipping from a Coca-Cola can, he grinned and bopped his head a few times as he played the introduction of the album, "The Wu — Once Upon a Time in Shaolin.
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In a video she shared via Instagram on Saturday, Garner waved at the camera as she passed by and bopped in her seat, showing just how much infectious fun she was having.
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However, Eldoret, the hometown of William Ruto, Kenya's deputy president, bopped after charges against him and against a local radio journalist were dropped by the International Criminal Court (ICC) on April 5th.
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A hunk of ham and green eggs hovered just feet above its 90 handlers, who gamely paraded the new balloon on its inaugural flight even as it bopped some of their heads.
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But once the lights dimmed toward the end of the evening, the wallflowers joined in, dancing and singing along with Mr. Marshall, who bopped and shook and even dabbed to the beat.
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" But the crowd was a little subdued, and Ms. Stefani let her dissatisfaction be known as the music sped up and she bopped up and down to her No Doubt hit "Hella Good.
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There were no famous boys last night when Charli took the song to Fallon, but there were boys nonetheless, preening in the background while the British singer bopped around the stage in shades.
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As the newly single star performed a few of her hits, Montana – who arrived at the hot spot shortly after Azalea – "bopped his head, but didn't seem to really know the songs," adds the source.
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She rocked a neon yellow mini dress and matching platinum hair alongside friends clad in purple, red, blue and orange as they held up Fantas in sleek white boots and bopped to the Fanta commercial's ditty.
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Turning 24 at midnight, she wore a white slip dress designed by Mr. Warren, and bopped in her seat to the beat of Justin Bieber's "Sorry," asking the driver to turn the volume up, way up.
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Caitlin Reid has had three crossword puzzles run in The New York Times, and she has bopped around the days of the week, debuting with a Thursday puzzle, then a Monday puzzle and now a Friday.
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Channeling the vibes from Robert Palmer's "Addicted to Love," Monae and her backup dancers donned skin-tight latex suit to perform "Make Me Feel," and bopped to the song's keyboard plinks and addictive Prince-crafted synth line.
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That you are not cool because you don't have this toy, that it's funny to see somebody being bopped on the head, that hey, kids be the first in line in order to get blah, blah, blah.
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Splash News During the game and show, which paired the pop diva with Paltrow's ex Chris Martin and his band Coldplay, Blue bopped around a private box at Levi's Stadium, snacking and stealing a smooch from the actress.
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The liar, Shannon Egeland, not only cooked up that scheme, he told cops he'd stopped to help a pregnant driver on the side of the road in Caldwell, Idaho, when someone bopped him on the head and then shot him in the legs.
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Sitting downstage, bathed in golden light, he bopped his head and swayed in his seat as his Sunday Service choir sang his hits and a handful of Christmas classics, all given the full gospel treatment for this 50-minute rendition of the Nativity story.
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Upton and her mom jumped right up on the stage next to the main stage and bopped away to the music as Smith, Brian McKnight and Ritchie Sambora jammed away, while Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, 32, hung out with Arrow star Stephen Amell, 34.
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It felt important to write about Ru's influence on our current cultural climate and our attitudes, which began the moment he first came on the scene as a teenager in Atlanta, where he made music videos and bopped about town in wild outfits with big hair.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — All I have to say about this one is this: Some are dancers, and some would rather watch from the sidelines: I knew birds bopped around to music, but this is the first time I'd heard that some of them form actual conga lines.
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Then, with minutes until Mass began, the Lutheran pastor mixed one last song and bopped his head in time to the electronic beats that filled the grand dome of the Hedvig Eleonora Church, a striking ocher octagon in Stockholm wedged between chic restaurants and a busy shopping street.
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YouTube reported that comments on the video, an extended homage to rom-coms like Mean Girls, Legally Blonde, Bring It On, and 13 Going on 30, were delayed from posting—likely due to the record-setting 55.4 million views Grande garnered as she bopped from one re-enactment to the next.
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On the lawn, Autumn De Forest, 16, an artist and a member of Teen Vogue's 21 Under 21 list — the bar of public achievement getting so low one might limbo under it — bopped around with a new friend, Em Odesser, 17, the editor in chief of Teen Eye magazine (published quarterly).
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Where in the past he might have bopped through these verses with scattershot references to a star player of a mid-market NFL team or a B-list actress or an old Jay-Z song, here his punchlines are more generalized, even though they remain witty and laced with double entendres: i.e.
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At a recent fitting for the backup dancers on Ms. Stefani's tour, Ms. Haenn, Mr. Zangardi and their in-house tailor, Anna Kenaraki (poached, with blessings, from Ms. Lopez), bopped along to reggaeton and debated the merits of side versus back zippers (back zippers, Ms. Haenn said, are less likely to get stuck during a frantic midconcert costume change).
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And, yes, maybe the south bay isn't the coolest place to live these days, but the crowd danced and bopped its head to the new material with the type of respect you're supposed to show your elders because even in the yuppie-fied Hermosa of 2016, Descendents are still viewed as local-boys-done-good for more-or-less creating pop punk and, an argument can be made, emo.
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Windy & Breezy are Walter Lantz characters, who made their first appearance in the cartoon "Fodder and Son", in 1957. Their final appearance was in 1959, in "Bee Bopped".
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The fight breaks out in the saloon, with the Stooges winning out. Moe attempts to declare himself Emprimoe, the new ruler of the island but is bopped insensate by a mallet attached to a pinball game, allowing the others to haul him away without protest.
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Sappy Stanley (voiced by Jonathan Winters) is a green elephant and very jealous of Bugs Bunny. He has made only one appearance, in "Who Bopped Bugs Bunny?", which is a parody of Who Framed Roger Rabbit?. Sappy Stanley is a parody of Terrytoons character Sidney the Elephant a.k.a.
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A passing woodpecker adds to his misery. Curly and Moe eventually rescue him, helped with dumping hot coals down the Indian’s pants and wapping them on their behinds sending them howling and running for the lake. The Stooges escape in a canoe, “motorboat” style, having accidentally revived the bopped Indians with water.
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"My dad would have bopped me on the head when I was a kid if I came home bragging about what I did on the field. He only wanted to know what the team did." He attended Archbishop Moeller High School in Cincinnati (the same high school as his future teammate Barry Larkin), where he was the U.S high school baseball player of the year in 1987. Griffey hit .
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Gross & Altman (1996): p. 45 John de Lancie offered a similar opinion: "Q's relationship with Picard has always been a battle of wits, but I come into Deep Space Nine, and Sisko just bopped me on the nose! From a character point of view, that's a very big difference." Hetrick felt that the move away from TNG gave Vash more independence, and she enjoyed the new relationship between Vash and Quark, calling them "kindred spirits".
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Gillespie and his band are shown performing eight songs, including "Salt Peanuts", "One Bass Hit", "Oop Bop Sh'Bam", and "He Beeped When He Should Have Bopped". The band plays off-camera while dancers perform during the remaining songs, which include "Shaw 'Nuff", "A Night in Tunisia", "Grosvenor Square", and "Ornithology". The liner notes that accompany the DVD release suggest the tracks were prerecorded. One of Gillespie's biographers confirms this, although at least one critic believes the musicians were playing live.
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ABC Puts "Ugly Betty" On Hold, E! Online, January 26, 2009 "Betty" Bopped , The TV Zone, January 27, 2009 On Sunday, March 15, 2009, ABC announced that, after a five-week break, Ugly Betty would return for its final five episodes of the season on Thursday, April 30, 2009. Ugly Betty's return was originally planned for May 7, but due to low ratings for Motherhood, ABC moved it up a week. The two-episode season finale aired on Thursday, May 21 from 8–10 pm.
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Sylvester lives with his son in a city dump. Sylvester Jr. then decides to find a home for themselves. He finds one (and notifies his dad in a hurry, making Sylvester think the fish cannery reopened), but the lady who lives there only wants to adopt Sylvester Jr. and separates him from his father. When the lady puts milk in a bowl for Sylvester Jr., Sylvester starts drinking it but gets bopped on the head with a broom by the lady, who then takes Junior inside.
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Jerry runs in the house's pool room and into a can that Tom is holding. Tom starts shaking the can, then tips poor Jerry out against the wall, turning the mouse into a cube. Jerry pops back to normal and then runs along near the pool table, inadvertently running up a cue stick placed by Tom, and then onto a cue ball on one of the tables. Tom shoots and breaks the cue ball into the rack until Jerry gets bopped on the head by the cue ball.
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Fresh out of high school, Katz landed a gig playing clarinet and sax for Spitalny and went on a road tour with his band. After the tour Katz played in Doc Whipple's big band at the Golden Pheasant Chinese Restaurant for about a year, at which point he left and joined Angelo Vitale's band at the Park Theater. Deciding to try his luck in New York City, Katz left Cleveland in 1929. He had a hard time finding work at first, and bopped around from one small, unsuccessful job to the next.
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Blues singer Bo Carter recorded "Twist It Babe" in 1931, the reference in the lyrics apparently being a metaphor for sex. Nathan Bush, Review of Twist It Babe: 1931-1940, Allmusic.com. Retrieved 20 November 2017 In his "Winin' Boy Blues" in the late 1930s, Jelly Roll Morton sang, "Mama, mama, look at sis, she's out on the levee doing the double twist". In the 1953 song "Let the Boogie Woogie Roll", Clyde McPhatter and the Drifters sang, "When she looked at me her eyes just shined like gold, and when she did the twist she bopped me to my soul".
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Gray broadcast on WMIE-AM radio from three Miami Beach nightclubs, the Copa Lounge, Danny and Doc's Jewel Box and the Martha Raye Club nightly in the fall of 1948 and into 1949 before he left the Miami area under some pressure. Gray bopped someone from his audience with his microphone, and this happened on the air. The impact was audible and the impact had been preceded by hot words of anger. This report of recollection fifty-eight years later comes from Ernest W. Bennett of Miami, Florida, who listened to Gray's broadcast every weeknight, beginning in Bennett's sophomore year at the University of Miami in the fall of 1948.
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Wildenberg quotes Browning's thesis: "Every carrier we have knows what it means to be 'bopped' with all planes on deck, because her hands were tied by uncertainty as to her next move..." After completing his academic work, Browning was appointed to Admiral William F. Halsey's staff in the new billet of Air Tactical Officer. In June 1938, he joined the United States' second new aircraft carrier, , to serve as commander of Yorktowns carrier air wing. Browning personally developed and organized the Fleet Aircraft Tactical Unit based on Yorktown, and commanded it for two additional years. When Halsey became the commander of Air Battle Forces two years later, Browning remained on his staff as Operations and War Plans Officer and became Halsey's Chief of staff in June 1941.
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