Or a gull gliding past, searching for an elusive meal.
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A slender, powerful silhouette was gliding past, carrying something in its mouth.
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The Miami River runs behind the apartment building, and we sat on a bench, looking at yachts gliding past.
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Photography (Rating: 21969/20123) The image of the car gliding past Earth is the primary visual artifact of the launch.
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Bez is gliding past, sat in the passenger seat of the car he had just been telling me looked like his.
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"Kobe was our king," John Epiceno, 63, told me as he gazed at Echo Park Lake, the swan boats gliding past.
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Sung mostly in French, it is melancholy, graceful, and inventive, gliding past and lingering for long enough to creep the listener out.
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If you're good, you'll skid around corners in a neat arc, gliding past a dozen or so deer and leaving them entirely unharmed.
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Earlier that autumn, before Mao's portrait was removed from a history museum in Tiananmen Square, Mr. Liu photographed a skater gliding past a statue of Mao.
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The Clintons felt that Barack Obama had presumptuously snatched what was rightfully hers in 2008, gliding past her with his pretty words to make history before she could.
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"I want us to have a serious relationship with the E.U.," he said, gliding past the in-or-out question that has consumed Britons for the better part of three years.
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But when I recently saw a young woman effortlessly gliding past me on an electric long board, I had to try it out, and so I ordered the Stealth model from Boosted Board.
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At times, it's as if the corridor had shifted into cinematic slow motion, broken by faster dancers — staff members gliding past on a mission, or clutches of high school students exploding in laughter.
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"History tells us that helping people is always a better path then shutting them out," he explained, gliding past the Indian government's argument that introducing incomplete access to the internet was a worse path.
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One evening, three freshman friends who spoke at a gun control rally drove through town on their way to dinner, gliding past "Marshall Strong" signs on the Arby's and the Lake Chem Credit Union.
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Yet Mr. Abu-Assad, who wrote the script with Sameh Zoabi, mounts an idealistic appreciation of music as a way of bridging boundaries through a unifying appeal to beauty, gliding past differences in the soulful pleasure of song.
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Mr. Trump declared Mr. Kim an honorable partner — gliding past the murder of his half brother, his uncle and an American student in North Korea, Otto Warmbier — and promised to improve relations and suspend military exercises around Korea.
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Murray has won all 18 of his Tour level matches against Australians, but after gliding past John Millman into the last 16, he faces a far stiffer test against the dangerous Kyrgios who was in scintillating form against Lopez.
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Mollie's memory can be honored in deeper ways than an immigration issue or news cycle if her vibrancy and sweetness become emblematic of all the children and women suffering violence each year and, instead of gliding past the warning signs, we seek the truth no matter how uncomfortable.
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Yet "Ill Winds" does not dwell on how the United States has blighted its democratic credibility, gliding past a darker history that could reappear during future contests against China or Russia: how the Cold War drove Washington's support for vicious anti-Communist governments in Indonesia, Pakistan, South Africa, Argentina, Iran and elsewhere.
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In one corner of the soundstage, Josh Gad and Olivia Colman (Broadchurch) are discussing the Police Academy franchise; Penélope Cruz is gliding past the re-creation of a vintage train talking on her phone in Spanish; and Johnny Depp is ruminating to your reporter about the likelihood of his character's long brown coat being made out of leather.
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There he was on Wednesday, attired in a dark suit, a patterned power tie and tassel loafers and flanked by a Praetorian Guard comprising a former first deputy mayor, a heavy-hitting art consultant, his decorator and several refrigerator-size fellows, all gliding past security guards and onto the sales floor fully 20 minutes before the fair's official opening.
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A Serpent gliding past the nest from its hole in the wall ate up the young unfledged nestlings.
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Kobe is the site of Japan's first golf course, Kobe Golf Club, established by Arthur Hesketh Groom in 1903,Golf Club Atlas – "Gliding Past Fuji – C.H. Alison in Japan". Retrieved February 7, 2007. and Japan's first mosque, Kobe Mosque, built in 1935.Penn, M. "Islam in Japan," Harvard Asia Quarterly Vol.
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Silently gliding past portholes, river vessels imparted the sensation of motion to residents aboard their stationary home. Notable among the ships witnessed by Stevens residents was the great transatlantic ocean liner, , sailing from New York on her final voyage, October 30, 1968. For Stevens' residents, all vessels traveling the river were bestowed New York City's picturesque backdrop.
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McDonogh 19 Elementary School The McDonogh Three is a nickname for the three African-American girls, who, at the age of six, were the first black students to integrate an all-white school in New Orleans.Tate, Leona, Gliding past mobs, towards an education (accessed May 20, 2012). Leona Tate, Tessie Prevost, and Gail Etienne lived in the 9th Ward of New Orleans, a neighborhood where black and white people lived separately by block. Even though segregated schools had been illegal since the Brown v.
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The is Japan's first golf course, built on Mount Rokko in 1903 by English expatriate Arthur Hasketh Groom. \- "Gliding Past Fuji - C.H. Alison in Japan", retrieved February 16, 2007 The club began as a nine-hole course on May 24, 1903, but quickly expanded to eighteen the following year. Strict rules are enforced to maintain the course's pristine condition such as a prohibition of golf carts and a limit of eight clubs per player. As the course was literally carved out of a mountain, it can be quite demanding and clubs are carried in canvas bags to reduce the strain on caddies.
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Gliding past its harbor, the Spaniards bombarded the vessels in the roads, then continued two or three miles farther down the coast and disembarked several hundred troops at the hamlet of Cayonne, marching back to besiege the island's principal fortress. On the night of 12 February, Rojas sent a company with grappling lines to scale the heights behind the keep and install siege artillery. Map of Tortuga (17th century) The buccaneer fort was built by a skilled French engineer on a rocky hill which dominated the island harbour of Cayenne. By 18 February the French and English requested terms and two days later the Chavalier de Fontenay decided to surrender.
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On 31 May 1928, the crew—Charles Kingsford Smith, Charles Ulm, and Americans Harry Lyon (navigator) and James Warner (radio operator)—took off from Oakland, California, United States. The Southern Cross stopped for rest and refuelling in Hawaii before setting off for Fiji. This leg of the journey took hours of flight across open seas before gliding past the Grand Pacific Hotel in Suva, where a large and enthusiastic crowd saw the first aircraft to land in Fiji touch down at Albert Park. The Southern Cross landed at Eagle Farm Airport in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, on 9 June,Aviators – Charles Kingsford-Smith, includes photo of the plaque commemorating the flight across the Pacific and the landing at Brisbane on 9 June 1928Famous Fokker Flights where a crowd of 25,000 people were waiting to greet the Southern Cross on its arrival at the airport.
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After the Meiji restoration of 1868 Japan made a concerted effort to modernise its economy and industry on western lines. Japanese came to Europe and America to establish trade links and study and acquire the latest developments in business, science and technology, and westerners came to Japan to help establish schools, factories, shipyards and banks. In 1903 a group of British expatriates established the first golf club in Japan, at Kobe."Gliding past Fuji - C.H. Alison in Japan", Thomas MacWood, GolfClubAtlas.com In 1913 the Tokyo Golf club at Komazawa was established for and by native Japanese who had encountered golf in the United States, but it was moved to Asaka in Saitama prefecture in 1932. In 1924 the Japan Golf Association was established by the seven clubs then in existence.About (the) JGA Japanese Golf Association Website During the 1920s and early 1930s several new courses were built, however the great depression and increasing anti- Western sentiment limited the growth of the game. By the time of the Japanese attacks against the USA and British Empire in 1941 there were 23 courses.
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