He was constantly bounding around almost saying 'Look at me!
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Part of constructing your community on Twitter is bounding it.
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A group of women came bounding toward me, cameras out.
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One couple's hyperactive puppy kept bounding into their engagement photos.
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The influence of the '90s is bounding back into fashion.
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She and Prince Harry came bounding down the Long Walk.
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" Tuesday's bill includes Mr. Taylor's bounding and boundlessly inspiring "Esplanade.
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He now spends his days happily bounding along Bondi Beach.
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It wasn't Disney bounding but it was winking at that audience.
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Instead of just bouncing off a wall, Salto is literally bounding.
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Willa was farther up the trail, bounding along, swinging that stick.
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It's taken a really long time, I'm not bounding out of here.
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Is it adopting the reforms needed to keep the economy bounding ahead?
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Northern Norway forms a sort of primeval forest bounding Knausgaard's memory is
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You give them the eye: 'Hey, you're bounding as Winnie the Poo.
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His bounding welcome can look like an attack, especially to other males.
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Switzerland, or bounding down a country lane in Ithaca, New York, where Carl
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It is the entry music of Seinfeld's Kramer bounding into Mr. Rogers' house.
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Bounding onstage to kick off the conference, Pretor-Pinney seemed overwhelmed but cheerful.
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Here's what else is happening: New York isn't bounding out of bed today.
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The bike wobbled unsteadily as I spun around to watch them bounding off.
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But here's what sends me bounding out of bed each and every morning.
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If you're in Australia, instead imagine kangaroos bounding around while munching on grass.
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He came bounding down from that second-floor loft with his booming voice.
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Across the fairway, a moose taller than their golf cart was bounding at them.
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For this, the API provides the usual bounding boxes and metadata for all faces.
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Vladimir Putin may not be bounding on stage to accept them any time soon.
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Instead, they're pulling at the churro and bounding under tracks and onto different platforms.
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Yet the delicate island foxes are still racing across meadows and bounding up trees.
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Feisty, fun and bounding with energy, these dogs bring personality to any Instagram feed.
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But 173 or 20 minutes later, Sugar and Stella came bounding back without her.
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"I met the president," he shouted, bounding down the steps two at a time.
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Bounding into the evaluation room, Bacon seemed like an affable goofball, ready for adoption.
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The clip shows Wrigley eagerly bounding toward his owners and happily accepting kisses and pats.
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That bounding box can either stay locked, or it can track whatever's inside the frame.
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Why can't I look away from Tiny Shrek bounding over hurdles and speeding through tunnels?
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My friend was a rare and beautiful beast, yes — bounding over the mountainsides of academia.
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They spend their days drawing bounding boxes around cars, pedestrians, stop signs and power lines.
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They spend their days drawing bounding boxes around cars, pedestrians, stop signs and power lines.
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Full of honest, unbridled joy, bounding around a club, euphoria spilling out of every nerve ending.
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Disney bounding isn't the only way fans have been prepping for their trips to Galaxy's Edge.
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You'd come bounding in from school and place your beret on the side board, looking crestfallen.
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His quills were still wavering in the wind from bounding across their branches while scouting ahead.
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He was already bounding up a staircase that led from his bedroom to a roof deck.
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But by bounding toward ubiquity, Slack unlocks another enormous opportunity — becoming the identity layer of the enterprise.
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" Sure, it was sick to see Skepta bounding around the stage, swathed in red light, spitting "Shutdown.
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Our cosmic adventure this week takes us bounding through the universe to visit three very different galaxies.
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But Baron Ochs, having forced his way past servants, comes bounding in, insisting on seeing the Marschallin.
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Palmer: But, man, she's bounding on that set like she's 20 to 30 years younger than that.
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Were those magic scenes — you bounding after a stag, Diana flying into the air — fun to shoot?
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But in bounding after large screens, phone makers seemed to ignore the usability issues that accompany them.
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That's all these two dogs need to have a good time bounding up and down a tiny corridor.
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With 19.9 left in the first overtime, the Nets were up 43-115 and in-bounding the ball.
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From his knees, San Jose's Timo Meier swatted a bounding puck to teammate Gustav Nyquist in the slot.
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One day he came bounding into class with a glint in his eye, and a wide, wicked grin.
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FERNANDA SANTOS Children wearing "I Voted" stickers while bounding through the streets of Springfield, Mo., with their parents.
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Maybe one or two of your peers are bounding forward in their career and you're feeling left behind.
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Donna adjusted Zoe's blue wig, and Kenny was bounding around Ed-style, popping off with big, goofball energy.
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"I see that as a bounding case," he said, meaning the production rate would not need to go lower.
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Less than 12 hours after eating the opioid, the pup was back home bounding around like her normal self.
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Odyssey's photo mode by design wants us to experience things as wide-eyed and exuberantly as a bounding Mario.
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As I approached a wall to look down at the tide, I heard two excited voices bounding behind me.
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To demonstrate, Li rode to the conference in two driverless cars before bounding on stage to give his speech.
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If you can recognize that someone is bounding as Phil from Hercules then clearly you're both big Disney fans.
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"There is restraint, bounding and cutting down, but censorship in practice is never an outright ban," Darius Longarino says.
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"To be rich, and to live on the beach," he answered, before bounding off to catch the start of Disclosure.
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And the more niche bounding gets, the more fun it is because it becomes even more of a fan thing.
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Like President Obama bounding into last-ditch climate talks with the Chinese, it becomes clear failure is not an option.
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He heard a strange sound of grating metal and ran from his glass-fronted shop, his customer bounding after him.
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Bounding to the runway, he presented Ms. Butler-Short with a dripping fresh bouquet, swathed in a plastic umbrella bag.
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Dark-red brick, tall turrets, and, in the opening shot, two black dogs bounding in slow motion through fallen leaves.
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The company has also developed a customized convolutional neural network to detect objects of interest and label them with bounding boxes.
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From what I can possibly glean second hand here, the action looks smooth, with Raz bounding, floating and twirling as intended.
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He cherishes the annual reunion when his daughter and son-in-law arrive from Florida with their two healthy, bounding children.
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Her jumps consist of one, two, three, four high-bounding steps and up she goes, slithering backward over the high bar.
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A single — a bleeder between the shortstop and the third baseman, a bounding rabbit up the middle — could win the game.
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She became a favorite of track crowds, with her high bounding steps and leaps, slithering up, up and over that bar.
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We would open the app, press a button and sometimes within minutes there would be a man bounding up the stairs.
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He also practiced what he preached, walking several miles every morning and bounding up eight flights of stairs to his office.
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The owner of the place, a tall, fat Greek man whose mustache was dyed black, came bounding out of the back.
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Surveillance video from the school has also been released, in which you see Bouche bounding up some stairs, carrying a guitar case.
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The silvery research vessel Fulmar powers out to sea from San Francisco, bounding off waves on its way to the Farallon Islands.
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Disney has embraced the Disney bounding trend, even collaborating with Kay on a list of style tips for creating character-inspired looks.
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Each sighting is attached to the source video, with bounding boxes laid over it indicating the locations of what you're looking for.
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This image shows two males about to fight, one already up on a rock, the other bounding in with a young male.
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Sydney sings her heart out to a crowd of lip-syncing fans, bounding from one side of the stage to the other.
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Each issue of harlequin creature was hand-typed (I was one of those hands) and is unique in its bounding and style.
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In contrast to other data sets, it takes things up a notch by offering multiple labels for bounding boxes within relevant scenes.
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Bounding ahead of him down a park path were his drivers, Patricio O'Ward and Colton Herta, who are nineteen and eighteen, respectively.
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He looked out on a crashing, bounding sea of bodies, a whole section of the stands transformed into a single, writhing mass.
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Companies are building devices meant to make you feel like you're bounding into the future, while still invoking those good ol' days.
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Pep Guardiola, the Manchester City coach, his arms whirring, was bounding ahead of Bobby Madley, the referee, offering an impromptu performance review.
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"When it came time to play, 22014 was like a horse bounding out of the starting gate," Mr. Kovaleski told The Post.
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At a distance, two small deer dart across the narrow road in front of me, bounding for a stretch of uncharred woods.
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Her graceful, bounding glide, always on the balls of her feet, as if there is an unseen high-jump bar to clear.
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When I swing open the glass door of their hotel room, they all stand up in unison and come bounding towards me.
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Plungers, targets, flippers, and ramps are activated as the player fights against gravity to keep the steel ball bounding around the playfield.
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As the name implies, this data set consists of bounding boxes (for a total of 5 million videos) that track objects across frames.
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As Chloe, you'll find yourself avoiding the gaze of patrolling soldiers in claustrophobic streets, and bounding across rooftops like some kind of superhero.
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"In the past year we've seen a desire to take things further within the bounding community, to be even more creative," says Wallace.
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I was standing at the entrance of the living room looking unhappy when a cheerful man came bounding from somewhere and said hello.
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The lolloping form of a copper-mesh by the Dutch design duo Odd Matter greets visitors like a bounding spaniel as they enter.
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Bird recalls Nimmo bounding around the diamond like an unbridled colt, always with a smile on his face, the same then as now.
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On cue, Reid Duggan-Tierney, 7, came bounding out of school last Friday and ran toward Michael and Jarrad Duggan-Tierney — his fathers.
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Chris Christie, a Republican, were bounding around the state all weekend, holding multiple events each day and making their closing arguments to voters.
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We're giving ourselves the first year to explore the bounding box of the physics, which is how deep we can go, what resolution.
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Cuba had a second champion in the men's triple jump with teenager Jordan Alejandro Diaz, the newly crowned world junior champion bounding 16.83 meters.
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In the moment, there's so much hustle and bustle that the free time doesn't register, especially with Gordon bounding around like a marathon runner.
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In it, we see the back of young African American man in basketball shorts, bounding up the Los Angeles sidewalk outside of Bradford's studio.
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Defence Minister Jussi Niinisto said the defense forces were developing the so-called bounding mine to replace landmines banned by a 1999 international treaty.
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"Ring and run" read the one of a teenager in a hoodie bounding down the front steps of a house after ringing the doorbell.
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And so, here I was, with a projector emitting a rather distinctive image of a young hero astride a horse, bounding over endless plains.
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And the one thing everyone wants — for Jose Fernandez to come bounding into Marlins Park and resume his life of joy — will never happen.
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It's all Jayce's fault, because she was ready to listen before he came bounding over like some stupid slobbery cartoon dog and ruined everything.
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Before Hoyer released the ball Fitzpatrick had darted toward Doyle, bounding in front to intercept the pass, returning it 96 yards for a touchdown.
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On the first really good day of spring, I'll look out my window towards my swing set and find myself seconds later bounding towards it.
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The combat features the same depth as its predecessor, Assassin's Creed Origins, and climbing up walls and bounding across rooftops feels as good as ever.
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He was holding a door open for special education students in wheelchairs when a principal came bounding down the hall and telling everyone to run.
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The U.S. economy is bounding along but economic forecaster Lakshman Achuthan sees evidence of a global slowdown in an unlikely place: Demand for cow hides.
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When you add a video, you'll be prompted to place bounding boxes over the important objects in the scene that will be used for training.
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There are moments your pet might be in the other room and hear you open a bag of chips, and come bounding into your room.
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But no, he's still bounding from one rally to the next, attacking members of his own party and demanding that Hillary Clinton go to jail.
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Her bronze likeness, set above a stone basin, pulls an arrow from the quiver as she strides forward, a small deer bounding at her side.
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He exhales, springs lightly onto his left foot, and then takes two bounding hops before swinging a locked, pointed foot just below the holder's fingers.
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The first time I visited her in China as a teenager, bounding out of the car from the airport during a summer visit: No hug!
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In the East African system, a series of aligned rift valleys separated from each other by large bounding faults can be clearly seen from space.
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The application then returns the original images with a bounding box showing the detected face and the label the classifier has assigned to the image.
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The star came bounding on-stage right at the end of the segment to surprise one lucky audience member with a musical soundtrack to her life.
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She was excited, bounding onto the stage, asking to get closer to the students and joking about keeping an eye on the ones in the back.
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Annual aerial surveys suggest that there are more than 47m kangaroos bounding through the outback, making them some of the most abundant large vertebrates on earth.
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Net result is that it won't come in quite as hot and fast as Falcon, so Falcon should be a bounding case on the big booster.
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Moose, still a pup, gets tired from bounding up, "so by the time he gets back into the apartment, he is not hyperactive anymore," she said.
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There were colts and fillies from Eskendereya and Zensational and Maimonides and Pioneerof the Nile, each one bounding around the track more impressive than the last.
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Soon I couldn't see a kangaroo bounding through the desert or grazing on hummock grass without thinking of the skull behind those living, thick-lashed eyes.
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Bounding up a flight of stairs, he takes his place behind a makeshift DJ booth next to a table of sneering judges in wide-brimmed hats.
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The protester in white manages to flee, bounding up a nearby stairway, and the officer and a colleague pin the two in black to the ground.
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"Stride" — which Ms. León described as being about bounding forward — seems an odd title for a piece that is, beautifully, without much sense of forward motion.
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Ms. Le Pen came bounding onto the stage at the Palais Nikaia on Thursday night, evidently buoyed by the media attention of the last few days.
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The boy said goodbye to his parents, bounding toward his teacher in "this little waddle run, like a chubby old man," Jim recalled to PEOPLE in 2015.
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To enhance the blurry quality of the warplanes, he painted dots on the bounding pictorial frames, turning the revealed RGB dots into a mimicry of traditional pointillism.
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Bounding around on giant hind limbs, using its giant tail to balance, the well-named giant kangaroo rat of Southern California is half Pokemon, half Mighty Mouse.
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This is a big change from former President Barack Obama, who shared the Oval Office with two bounding balls of fluff, Portuguese Water Hounds Bo and Sunny.
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Pinterest had collected a lot of data from users initially cropping objects in their images in order to search for objects, drawing bounding boxes for their searches.
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Yet still he's energetically bounding around the gym, punching bags, using the speedball and bobbing and weaving like a man half—OK: maybe a third—his age.
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They had been blasting past horses two at a time and were bounding down the middle of the stretch as if skipping from one trampoline to another.
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"Wait wait hold on no no, we don't eve—" Marcus started, but Lena was already bounding toward the student council members, her skirt flouncing as she went.
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She marveled at a squirrel bounding across a power line a few feet from her -- animals she rarely saw in her urban neighborhood in Guatemala, she says.
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On the show, one woman has something that resembles a psychotic break, bounding over a wall during breakfast and trying to escape the confines of the hotel.
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"This Life," which goes bounding along on echoes of Morrison's "Brown Eyed Girl," is a breakup song — mutual cheating — that goes on to consider war and death.
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On Saturday, bounding joyfully in his old manner as if nothing had changed, his technique seemingly in good shape, Mr. Ramasar looked more than a little clueless.
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The studio is designed to make you feel like you are scaling the underside of the Brooklyn Bridge, bounding from post to post over the East River.
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Walmsley drew level with us, for a moment, before his hypnotic loping stride — metronomic and bounding, below a straight back — propelled him past in a disorienting flash.
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Dickie Merton is bearing up well under his anemia, and didn't we love the last-minute surprise of Henry bounding up the stairs to kiss his missus?
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You half expected Cecil B. DeMille to come bounding out of the nearby studio administration building, a mansion modeled after Mount Vernon, to bawl out an underling.
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More than 50,000 runners will take to the streets of New York Sunday, bounding across the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge for a 26.2 mile jaunt through the five boroughs.
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He will happily give you a tour of the house, bounding up the stairs — two steps at a time — to show off this painting or that architectural feature.
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Just seconds before the cabin door closed, a very large gentleman—not overweight, but big and broad and oversized—came bounding down the aisle in a flustered state.
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The short video of the humanoid robot, Atlas, bounding nimbly up a set of blocks drew the ire of observers tired of seeing flashy demos without technical explanations.
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It uses relatively simple and intuitive controls to make you feel like a powerful hero, bounding across a vast city with ease, using spectacular skills to defeat evil.
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"This is one of my favorites," she said, bounding toward a marble statue of a wounded Amazon warrior, noting that the figure would have once been brightly painted.
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At any time, you can take one of the bounding boxes you see in the app and either pinch and zoom or slide it across the live feed.
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Next, my final ruse—and the one that has to come off: Bounding through central London, stinging from the cold slap of failure, I'm pulling my hair out.
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Bennett was at the doorstep when a bounding puck was sent to the net, and he batted the rebound into the goal for his 10th of the year.
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Their beloved pup got a little overexcited in front of the camera, bounding into shots of the couple, twisting out of their arms, and mercilessly licking their faces.
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When Nancy came bounding back, a few minutes later, she brought her boyfriend with her, as well as little brown baggies of fetal pig for each of us.
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Minhaj, bounding between history and pop-culture references, was able to approach the issue as an insider, playing on stereotypes that would be radioactive coming from an outsider.
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Chance rapped, preached, sang and danced, bounding across the stage with leaping strides; he shared the spotlight with Francis and the Lights, Donnie Trumpet and Ty Dolla Sign.
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After a couple of soft plays by the Sabres defenders, a bounding puck came to Duchene in the high slot and unloaded a glove-side, top-corner rocket.
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The HoloLens There's nothing particularly special about the VR component of Heroes, which features a couple of dancers bounding around the stage of downtown Los Angeles' historic Ace Hotel.
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To make a bounding box, you hold the headset in front of your computer and then use it to literally trace the area within which you want to play.
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This week we are bounding around the universe, hovering above Earth in the International Space Station and then peeping at far-off black holes and space-warping galaxy clusters.
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In "Jeremy," the lead guitarist Mike McCready, who had been bounding around his corner of the stage, started racing in circles around the entire band setup as he played.
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In Robinson's era as in ours, Summer League basketball is a thirsty, bounding funhouse reflection of the games that actually count in the standings through the winter and spring.
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For instance, when taking a photo, your glasses might display a bounding box over your vision to show the extent of the picture at your current level of zoom.
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Casual dating, especially if you're a person who finds yourself bounding from one serious relationship to the next, has its place in picking up the pieces after a breakup.
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But moments later, he came bounding down the stairwell just as my train arrived, followed me into the car and said he felt sick the instant he'd left me.
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Nadal, who hits with bounding topspin and has struggled with his knees, has frequently been blitzed by aggressive, flat hitting players in the tournament's opening rounds in past years.
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CreditCreditDevin Yalkin for The New York Times One recent Friday afternoon, Bryan Cranston came bounding through the downstairs lounge of the Belasco Theater wearing little more than a bathrobe.
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Very few things surprise me during fashion month — positive or negative — but I can't help the excitement I feel when I see #BlackGirlMagic or #BlackBoyJoy bounding down the international runway.
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As each precise caricature of British snootiness or silliness comes bounding onto the stage, Mr. Mays seems to be challenging himself to elicit bigger laughs, and he almost always succeeds.
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Before that sending off, Manchester United were bounding back up the league, but being a man light for most of the game at the Hawthorns was too great a task.
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As a result, every Democratic presidential contender came bounding onto the stage at the Fish Fry wearing blue Clyburn T-shirts, which was not a flattering look, regardless of gender.
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And it's striking how many Americans have responded by going for Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, who are bad versions of the bounding in/we-can-change-everything doggy type.
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According to The Associated Press, one of the marsupials, an adult male, found his way into the city in the early morning and started bounding across the eight-lane bridge.
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Mewis doubled the lead less than 10 minutes later, pouncing on a Julie Ertz backheel off a bounding Rapinoe corner and one-timing a finish from near the penalty spot.
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Mewis doubled the lead less than 10 minutes later, pouncing on a Julie Ertz backheel off a bounding Rapinoe corner and one-timing a finish from near the penalty spot.
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American triple jumper Christian Taylor showed he was ready to defend his Olympic title, bounding 17.76 meters, and Kenyan three-time world champion Asbel Kiprop won the mile in 3:51.54.
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Fresh off of her fantasy suite overnight date with lead Arie Luyendyk Jr, Becca walks back to her hotel room none the wiser anthropomorphized emotional chaos is literally bounding towards her.
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He often frames the imposing barrier so that it seems like a natural part of the landscape, cutting through craggy roads or bounding across hilly surfaces beneath a perfect Arizona sunset.
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A bounding adult kangaroo weighing up to 90 kg (198 lb) or a flightless adult emu in full stride at 48 kmh (30 mph) can cause serious, even fatal, road crashes.
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Armed with a Diane Arbus-like medium-format film camera (and occasionally an assistant, extra lights and aerosol mist), Mr. Seliger began bounding up to total strangers, asking for their pictures.
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After knocking on doors together during the day, they appeared at a rally at night, with Ms. Ocasio-Cortez bounding onto the stage at an eclectic concert venue to raucous cheers.
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It's hard not to have fun when Edwin is in the building, bounding around the bases with an imaginary parrot on his arm, or accidentally launching his bat into the 2135th row.
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For example, returning home after nine months, Lorenz describes how Stasi first catches his scent, then howls deliriously for more than a minute before bounding and leaping towards him in frenzied excitement.
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Nadal crushed Del Potro's spirit with the intensity of his tennis in the second set, bounding 5-0 ahead before the Argentine registered a game to lift the spirits of his fans.
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Travis Platek, the son of a tour coordinator at North Carolina's Grandfather Mountain, captured footage Sunday of a mother bear and her four cubs bounding across a road in downtown Banner Elk.
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Performing one song each, they grasped at some strands of Mr. Bowie's achievements: his bounding riffs and encompassing melodies, the aphorisms and enigmas of his lyrics, his arty stratagems, his fashion sense.
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Tesla's silicon project is bounding ahead under the leadership of longtime chip architect Jim Keller, the head of Autopilot hardware and software since the departure of Apple veteran Chris Lattner in June.
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The enormous cost of shipping instruments not only restricts what you can send to Mars, but it also puts a considerable squeeze on their power and mass, bounding their precision and capabilities.
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Mr. de Blasio continued his push on Thursday, energetically bounding onto the stage at the mayors' conference for his first address outside New York since his pledge to spread the good word.
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Right off the bat, bounding onto the stage in a white tuxedo — the Met's production is updated to 1960s Las Vegas — Mr. Grigolo looked the part of the womanizing Duke of Mantua.
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So it could be as simple as making small quality checks while they're commuting or drawing bounding boxes for visual recognition (like below), giving the option of doing these kinds of tasks anywhere.
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Whether their owner's deployment was long or short, the dogs erupt into that singular, irrepressible doggy celebration: bounding, tails wagging maniacally, rolling on their backs, whimpering and grinning, weaving between the soldier's legs.
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And so when Neil Armstrong became the first man to step foot on the moon, he'd already practiced bounding across the lunar surface here on Earth at a "terrestrial analogue site" in Iceland.
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One of my friends, Courtney Morrissey, saw a labradoodle bounding toward us and yelled "No!" as she ran to catch it by the collar to stop it from crossing paths with the snake.
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A full contact fight is not about scoring one perfect point and then stopping, and is rarely about covering huge distances in a bounding step with the head straight up in the air.
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It is the downhill dashes where the top runners make up the most time, bounding down steps and rocks and daringly passing the competition on narrow and tight corners like short-track speedskaters.
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When I went in a few days ago, Chief Keef's "Love Sosa" was booming out of the speakers and bounding off the walls unimpeded by customers, of which I was the only one.
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She wasn't a polished dancer like Grande, but more of an enthusiastic mover, jumping wildly and bounding across the stage like she was hearing her songs for the first time, and loving them.
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As a result, I had to use the headset to create a virtual bounding box, otherwise, I could easily walk into a real wall or piece of furniture while playing in my virtual world.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - There was a time when Jo-Wilfried Tsonga was one of the new kids bounding on to the block, swinging from the hip and shaking up the established hierarchy in men's tennis.
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When one of the elephants came bounding toward her, the first lady, dressed in pristine tan riding pants, boots and a white safari hat, appeared startled and jumped back before giving way to laughter.
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He drafted in Joe Gomez as a right back, a more cautious option than the usual occupant of that position, Trent Alexander-Arnold; Jordi Alba, Barcelona's bounding, racing left back, needed careful, dutiful handling.
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It may be helpful to think of this bounding, exhaustingly enthusiastic puppy of a show as the theatrical equivalent of one of those high-pitched dog whistles that only those under 25 can hear.
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While we waited for water to boil for tea, she showed me a video on her phone of Bailey, the couple's golden retriever, bounding through deep snow during a campaign trip to New Hampshire.
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"He is someone who gives hope that things can change," said Levi Sanders, who has his father's bounding walk and straight-arm lean into the lectern, before introducing the candidate in Wolfeboro, N.H., in January.
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"Africa is a multi-speed market with some countries such as Kenya bounding ahead while others like Zimbabwe and Nigeria remain challenging, but we see attractive long-term growth opportunities for the continent," Gupta said.
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On July 20, 1969, NASA astronaut Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin set foot on the moon for the first time, bounding across the lunar surface and pushing the United States fully into the space age.
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He spent the two-and-a-half-hour show bounding and scampering and duckwalking all over the stage and on a runway into the audience, as he delivered riffs he has played thousands of times.
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But a clear trend is developing in the recent majors for McIlroy, who five years ago effervescently won his first major, bounding around Congressional Country Club to win the United States Open by eight strokes.
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He clutched his bat and paced the dugout for most of the next half-inning before bounding onto the field even before the Marlins took their positions with a 3-1 lead in the fifth.
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He knows how to navigate this world that was once his own: Keep a respectful distance when approaching; carry a bone to distract an unleashed pit bull that might come bounding out of the brush.
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That would not only make history at the Academy Awards, but it would mean a bounding leap for transgender representation in mainstream cinema, not to mention an unexpected victory from a place as conservative as Chile.
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A voluminous literature ponders the causes of the East Asian miracle, in which first Japan, then the four original "Asian tigers"—Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan—and then China sustained bounding growth for decades.
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Ray was drilled in the back of the head by a 108.1 mph liner from Luke Voit, the ball bounding into foul territory between the plate and third base where Daniel Descalso made a diving catch.
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And they screamed out as he raced around New York City for 12 hours, darting through traffic, bounding through a dog park on all fours, assuming strangers were actors in his very own reality TV show.
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We had already spent nearly three hours that afternoon bounding around his old East Village stomping grounds, searching for the murals he'd painted decades ago after becoming one of the New York art world's biggest stars.
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A long, bounding ball from Portugal's end results in a collision of Ronaldo, De Gea and Piqué, who appears to take the brunt of a collision with a goalkeeper and a bronze statue in full sprint.
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In a new video, you can see Atlas bounding up a multi-layered platform, shifting its weight from its right foot to its left foot, and back to the right foot as it runs up the steps.
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"Show Me Love" is an elegant and simple song about being kind to people and it is only made better by Chance the Rapper bounding around in a teddy bear sweatshirt and rapping about love and goodness.
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Andy Serkis has played two of the most kinetically captivating creatures in recent film: the bounding ape Caesar, in the " Planet of the Apes " series, and the skulking hobbit Gollum, in the " Lord of the Rings " saga.
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I can still see him bounding around corners—his forehead framed in grease and dirt and sweat from the garage where he worked, his tattoos beginning in a sleeve around his neck and ending at his ankles.
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Here the frame creates a novelistic sense of story — the woman is at home, occupied with weaving and maintaining the home, like Penelope, while her Dutch Odysseus plies the bounding mane to return with the plunder of trade.
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This year, Heinz dressed dozens of dachshunds as hot dogs and sent them bounding eagerly across a meadow towards the welcoming arms of people in condiment costumes as a sentimental rendition of "Without You" plays in the background.
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The title stars a bug-eyed and Micky Mouse-eared ninja tasked with avoid things like bounding fruit and giant cat heads (which evoke Fruit Ninja and Neko Atsume, respectively) – two of the ninja's best known mortal enemies.
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Racks of barbells and weight benches are for storing dumbbells and lifting weights, and yet there is the deer bounding over them with the combination of pure delight and absolute soul-splitting terror unique to your dumber mammals.
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And Cohen was in full flight, kneeling reverentially before his instrumental soloists, bounding away from and back to the stage as the multiple encores carried on, and, of course, he was possibly the funniest frontman of all time.
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Since he entered the race, Mr. Biden has been dogged by questions about his physical fitness and condition — concerns he has tried to alleviate by bounding through parade routes and shaking dozens of hands in steamy summer weather.
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Colleagues recall an initial awestruck, almost giddy manner with his newfound stature, often seen bounding up marble stairs with his long strides, and delving deep into the court&aposs history, even the Supreme Court building&aposs architecture and infrastructure.
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After a defensive stop, 7-foot-3 Kristaps Porzingis may grab the rebound and, instead of throwing an outlet to one of the team's guards, go bounding up the court with the ball, intent to score or find an open teammate.
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After assuming he'd run his last national campaign, Biden was back in the fray by August, bounding eagerly on stage outside the Old State Capitol in Springfield, Illinois, as Obama welcomed him to his ticket with Bruce Springsteen's "The Rising" blaring.
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The following are some of the best photos that were specifically taken for Motherboard articles either by our own staff or by contributors, and they run the gamut from lemurs bounding through billionaire bars or shops for Chinese sex robots.
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The self-driving video shows the laser and sensor tracking from LIDAR technology (that sounds familiar because this was the coveted Light Detection and Ranging tech that Uber and Waymo argued over in court) and radar waves bounding off nearby objects.
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I remember leaving the gym at my high school when my friend came bounding up to me, clutching the issue of XXL that had the Hell Hath No Fury review—a "XXL" score, the W. Bush era's imitation of five mics.
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Assassin's Creed the movie briefly replicates a number of signature visual moments from the games—the graceful high dives off of tall towers known as "leaps of faith", the death-from-above drop kills, the effortless bounding over conveniently placed ropes.
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In an obvious attempt to get back at Tom for bounding onstage during that election night rally last season, Selina appoints him as economic czar against his will, giving him a huge, unsolvable problem that will only reflect poorly on him.
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"In short order, we found ourselves bounding back to an approximately 100-foot cliff where we were forced to fight for the next seven hours for survival and levy close air support almost directly on top of our positions," Walton added.
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Talking fashion, Mr. Gates grew animated, bounding from his seat to point out a portrait of a radiant young woman, her hair sculptured at the crown into twin knobs, "Afro-puffs," as they were known in the late '60s and '70s.
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" The city was hit with heavy rain that "beat the pavements with the force of a projectile and, bounding upward, was caught by gusts of wind and hurled along horizontally just above the roadway in a solid sheet of water.
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They break free and race across, bounding onto the sidewalk, their hands rejoined like paper cutouts, zigzagging here, zigzagging there, Maggie clutching Zoom Zoom with her free hand, choking the thing, its dangly legs and arms, its floppy, flattened ears.
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Heinz's ad is both an immensely appealing image — all those dachshunds dressed as hot dogs, bounding through a happy meadow — and a subtle showcase of its full line of ketchups, branded here as a family that just loves hugging dogs.
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Nadal had played no competitive grasscourt matches since bounding to a record-extending 11th French Open title last month but it mattered not as the 32-year-old made an impressive start to his quest for a third French Open/Wimbledon double.
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Shouting over the screeching wind as the "cat" lifts on to its hydrofoils, the sailors rehearse their moves, one moment bounding across the trampoline that joins the hulls, the next perilously suspended over the edge with only the red of their helmets visible.
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Darla Dash Washington, a Harris line sister who met her during their first year at Howard, remembers Harris bounding up to her in their French immersion class when she was running to be freshman class representative of the Liberal Arts Student Council.
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Fans will cheer, people on the street will talk, a nation of basketball fans will affix themselves in front of their TVs, mesmerized by the subtle to-and-fro of flaxen curls working in concert with the bouncing ball and his bounding strides.
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Two very deep 3-pointers from Damian Lillard sparked a comeback from 20 points down that had some of the game's biggest names bounding farther onto the floor in the celebration than the rules would ever allow in a game that counts.
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If you're seething with rage about Lee from Leigh having spent the majority of the flight dipping in and out of the toilet and then bounding down the aisle stumbling into every new mate he's made along the way, dob him in.
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Using its highly attuned sense of smell, the tender joey quickly zeroed in on the first slice of sweet apple, then found the second, the third, and finally, the road to freedom, bounding up the concrete driveway and asphalt road to the mountain nearby.
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This time-bounding seems reasonable, as it's basically covering bookings made by people uninformed about the situation in the U.S. and extending to an endpoint that fits with most of the existing measures being taken by states and communities around social distancing and travel limitations.
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If you want to work every muscle in your body, follow this routine created by Blake Lively's trainer, Don Saladino: body-weight squats, 5 reps; push-ups, 5 reps; toe touches, 5 reps; bear crawls, 5 reps forward and backward; lateral bounding, 5 reps each side.
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A few minutes later, Walker saw Barrs' six-foot-six frame slinking out his bedroom window onto the low-slung roof, and then, with a running start, leaping off and bounding for his friend's car in a dead sprint as soon as his feet met pavement.
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Lincicome spent two days last month at the PGA Tour's flagship event in Florida, and she was shocked when players like Sergio Garcia and Rory McIlroy saw her behind the rope lines and came bounding over to ask if she would pose for selfies with them.
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We thrill at the notion that we could be as wild as a hawk or a weasel, possessing the inner ferocity to go after the things we want; we laugh at animal videos that make us yearn to experience life as joyfully as a bounding lamb.
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But ask me about its behavior at shriek-inducing handling limits while bounding around this circuit's blind corners, over hills and down dales, riding the world's most difficult blacktop dragon, and I can tell you: This Kia copes with all the looniness, and even does it with some elegance.
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Moments later we were bounding after him up a stone staircase, down a hallway with a painted sign on the wall that commanded "SILENCIUM," under a low lintel, and into a room with two cots and an achingly lovely view of the sunset over the valley and town below.
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Watch: Style & Error: The Power Suit "Bounding is a wink-wink, nudge-nudge to other fans," explains Courtney Lear Wallace, director of marketing at Unique Vintage, a California fashion brand that has now produced several collections of Disney-inspired clothing aimed at a 25 to 35-year-old demographic.
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It opens with Stuart Murdoch's promise that "I want to lend you my ear and diligently be on hand" and rounds itself out with a flute-led, slow-grooved instrumental, but penultimate song "The Girl Doesn't Get It"—smiley synths bounding over an excitable electronic beat—has teeth.
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My team, we started out with a plain vanilla computer vision, where I was spending nights and weekends drawing bounding boxes on pin images to try to create classifiers for, "These are boots and these are heels and these are bags," and then we started to play around with deep learning.
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Tea and birds are common themes in this year's Self-Care Jam, so Chasing Birds was comfortingly on-brand, but rather than playing a person - myself, usually—I was playing a dog with bent pipe-cleaner legs, bounding around a rather nice park and, as the title suggests, chasing birds away.
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Rosetta makes use of recent advances in optical character recognition (OCR) to first scan an image and detect text that is present, at which point the characters are placed inside a bounding box that is then analyzed by convolutional neural nets that try to recognize the characters and determine what's being communicated.
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But Disneybounding—or bounding for short—is a trend that speaks directly to nostalgic millennials like Sterling, that grew up rewinding VHS copies of classic animations like Aladdin, The Lion King and Toy Story and now spend their evenings filling in Disney quizzes or scrolling through galleries of Disney princesses reimagined as mothers.
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Bounding energetically to the press-conference lectern after two gruelling days of talks over the terms of Britain's EU membership, Mr Cameron opened his post-summit remarks not by trumpeting the emergency brake on euro-zone integration he had just secured, nor by crowing over his success in denying benefits to EU migrant workers.
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Gwen Berry (74.62m) and Brooke Andersen (71.07m) led the Americans to gold and silver in the women's hammer throw before compatriot Omar Craddock won the men's triple jump, bounding 17.42 meters to narrowly defeat Cuba's Jordan Diaz (17.38m) U.S. collegiate champion Chris Nilsen cleared 5.76 meters on his third attempt for the pole vault title.
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But her ability to draw readers into heart-pounding action sequences — from the "perfect wave" of a sled dog team bounding across the snow to the disorienting rotor wash of tourist helicopters in a whiteout — is what makes the book so courageous and original as both a travel narrative and a memoir of self-discovery.
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The sand hill is one of the main attractions of the Altynemel national park some 180 kilometers (110 miles) northeast of Kazakhstan's commercial hub Almaty, The park also features volcanic mountains, millennia-old burial sites of the rulers of the Saka, an ancient nomadic tribe, and numerous wild animals including goitered gazelles known for their lightning-fast, bounding gait.
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But the controlled bursts of raw energy bounding through Paradise fly in the face of despair, reflecting the natural-born, scuffed and scruffy resistance of young artists to the reactionary politics foisted upon them (as well as the culture wars to come), refusing to be stunned into silence, doing everything they could to be seen and heard.
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The Avengers), and a few who act like they're family but also have weird sexual tension (Hawkeye, Black Widow, here's to you): IronmanAs of the end of Infinity War, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.), our favorite tech-genius-egomaniac and primary member of The Avengers, is stranded on an alien spaceship bounding towards the endless void of the cosmos.
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George Jones and Tammy Wynette they were not: Mr. Bentley epitomized coltish, clean-cut country stardom, spending much of his set bounding around the stage in a T-shirt and jeans, while Ms. King, who had a Hot 100 hit last year with the retro rocker "Ex's & Oh's," wore blue hair and had heavily inked arms.
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Groups gathered in parks in London, Berlin and Madison, inspired by the inaugural 2013 event when around 300 people danced to the song in Brighton in the UK. The Sydney event invited participants to "dance freely and merrily, frollicking and bounding across the grasses," while in Melbourne, organisers told Agence France-Presse around 2,000 people took part.
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Along with a squad of kitchen interns from Noma, and usually in tandem with Mr. Larsen, Mr. Holland gets up before dawn almost every morning in Sydney and spends hours bounding through the Blue Mountains, along the watercress-patchy hillsides near the famous waves of Bondi Beach, and into quiet suburban neighborhoods to gather wild edibles.
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Double-page spreads juxtapose the stages of the journey, from launch to triumphant splashdown, with inset images of a Tang-sipping kid in hornrims and sneakers, building and transporting his model rocket, testing out a cardboard lunar module and joyfully bounding through his own moon walk after watching Neil Armstrong's first steps on a fuzzy black-and-white television.
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Patrick McDonnell's "The Little Red Cat Who Ran Away and Learned His ABC's (the Hard Way)" begins with our protagonist, a nameless cat (perhaps a cousin of McDonnell's cat Mooch from his utterly brilliant comic strip, "Mutts"?), waking up, eyeing the open front door and bounding out into a wide world full of adventure (in alphabetical order, of course).
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"Complicit" came bounding back into the lexicon last year largely because of Trump, a figure whose rise to power was seen by many as so threatening to democratic institutions that they started to talk about "putting country before party" and "joining the resistance," as if we all had suddenly been teleported into a Humphrey Bogart movie.
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The next 20 minutes or so weren't quite to that level, but they were a fun first-act romp, first setting up a deep, interstellar tragedy that befalls a peaceful alien race, and then bounding half a galaxy away for an action sequence involving Valerian, our hero, having to fight off attackers while his arm is stuck in another dimension.
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And in his solos, you'll hear the proud clarity of Milt Jackson and the counterintuition of Bobby Hutcherson, but — as on the bounding "Is It Love That Inspires You?" which features Ross with only the bassist Benjamin Tiberio and the drummer Jeremy Dutton — he's liable to spin off into a multidirectional hail of notes, at once centrifugal and forthright, in a style like no one else's.
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Instead of bounding along in celebration after Hirving Lozano delivered the 34th-minute goal that would ultimately give Mexico an unlikely 1-0 win over Germany here on Sunday night, Osorio sat down on his team's bench and adopted a Zen-like pose — a deep breath, in through his nose, out through his mouth, then again, and again — as he plotted his team's next moves.
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So we get a Hodor (Ryan Pifher) bounding on and offstage barking his name at seemingly random moments; a Jon Snow (the Kit Harington doppelgänger Zachary Evan Kanner) whom no one — in a nod to the early episodes — seems to cares about; and a Daenerys Targaryen and Khal Drogo (Mandie Hittleman and the suitably buff Ace Marrero) who generate comic sparks with Dothraki-style lovemaking.
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From TE dness opening with "Rather Get Money" and "Saucy", to Avelino and Tigs Da Author bounding on stage to chant the lyrics of "Ring The Alarm", to WSTRN offering up their rendition of "Loose" and AJ Tracey spitting "Pasta" to a crowd that knew every bar, each act bled into the next, never giving you a single moment to get bored or dip out for a toilet break.
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Aloy's insistence—again Tomb Raider style—of only grabbing a ledge when there's a bright yellow piece of rope attached to it, or some other obvious marker, is a pain in the butt when so many other parts of the game's elevated map could/should be more readily accessible (that said, it's fairly forgiving when it comes to sliding down steep declines, and bounding over rocks with Aloy's legs neatly tucked against her chest, which I really appreciate).
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The bad mojo seemed to have broken in Virginia's regional-final victory over Purdue, in which Virginia had been bound for defeat until a missed free throw and a ball bounding into the backcourt led the freshman point guard Kihei Clark to make the play of the tournament, sending a half-court pass to Mamadi Diakite, who caught and released and swished the ball in at the buzzer to force an overtime period that Virginia won by 5 points.
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She shines a light on some of the ways old people, with partners and professions, don't fit in, such as at residential art programs like Skowhegan, which she writes is rife with: exuberant young people creating art intensively, expressively in gigantic gestures and series of all-night wonders of solitary and cooperative imagination … tattooed art kids bounding around in shorts and flipflops … annoyed by misunderstood rules, propelled by hormonal surges, drinking and drugging and fucking in the bushes, throwing up in their studios.
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Bounding around the stage of the Lyceum Theater, where the play opened on Monday, he jousts with not one or two but three different phones, nearly sweating through his gingham shirt as he gives voice to more than 40 characters, among them the harried but even-tempered central character, Sam; an imperious French maître d'; a patronizing bully of a chef; a chipper assistant to Gwyneth Paltrow; a socialite with a manner even more imposing than her name; and a lively menagerie of other New York types.
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