HOOFING IT On Sundays I want to be outside and walk to all my appointments.
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A video showed the brown and white cow hoofing it past shops and restaurants on Thursday afternoon.
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If you're hoofing it for 90 minutes or longer, take in another 30 to 60 grams each hour.
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Ocasio-Cortez spent the last week of the campaign going door to door, hoofing it to the end.
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Argentina's dribblers scarcely dribble; England passes the ball out from the back rather than hoofing it aimlessly upfield.
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Gigi Hadid got back on the horse Thursday night after her breakup with Zayn Malik ... hoofing it with Kendall Jenner.
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Colombia doesn't seem to have many ideas on offense aside from hoofing it to Juan Cuadrado on the right side.
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You're saving the driver the trouble of parking the truck, getting out, finding the package, and hoofing it to the door.
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The other one was less congenial and ended up hoofing it to safety by following the beam to the bridge's end.
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The aide-de-camp carrying the 45 pound satchel took an anxious half-an-hour to catch up with the commander in chief after hoofing it across town.
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The slo-mo of the movie scene fits in perfectly with the (I'm pretty sure) real-time footage of the New York Mets Wonderboy hoofing it around the bases.
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To ensure the runaway goats are retrieved safely, the MTA diverted southbound N Trains to the D Line in the section of Brooklyn where the animals are hoofing it.
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"Thought you should know now," he adds, before hoofing it back to Mr. Van Bergen (Steven Pacey), who sits at the other end of the table, chewing a spoonful of pudding.
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The savvy among you will note that getting off the MiniPRO and just hoofing it is far cheaper and better for you but we must also remember that we should boldly hover into a bright, battery-powered future.
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She'd been cooped up there for the church's annual crèche, but apparently couldn't jive with the whole Jesus thing—fleeing her cell at about 2:30 AM and hoofing it to a nearby highway, snarling the local traffic.
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While the idea of athleisure started as kind of a joke within the fashion industry, something crafted by beleaguered fashion editors who were tired of hoofing it from one runway show to the next in an array of ankle-breaking stilettos, the trend has shown surprising staying power.
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The motto for the series was "Making the World Safe for Musical Comedy," and many issues of the comic book feature the characters singing and dancing. When the characters are shown hoofing it, it is to original choreography. Collins had a vaudevillian approach, changing the format of the comics several times within each issue. This variety act included the comic strip, comic book stories, illustrated stories, originally composed sheet music, crossword puzzles, joke pages and more.
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George Henry Tranter (24 February 1886 – 18 October 1958) was a professional footballer who is best known for his time with Aston Villa. Before playing for Villa (1906–1918) Tranter played for Stourbridge. In Tony Matthews' book Who's Who of Aston Villa he was described as "as hard as nails, he never shirked a tackle, was totally committed, had an infallibly cool temperament and was a good passer of the ball, very rarely hoofing it downfield."Matthews, Tony.
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