Ibrahimovic, as many attackers do, loped toward Fernando to apply some pressure.
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As he loped back downcourt, Antetokounmpo turned to the stands and winked.
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I snagged every taxi I loped after, took subway stairs at a sprint.
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The players put fists together, chanted, "Share sugar!" and loped onto the floor.
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Loped eastward and he held my hand in Tompkins Square Park at 3 a.m.
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He had long ago butted out, and now he got up and loped off.
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Crowds of men watched from the bleachers, hooting when the beasts representing their own tribe loped down the track.
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Some crews ran in complete silence, while others sang and clapped as they loped along, sometimes following vehicles blaring music.
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She could hear Dog panting softly as he loped along beside the septon and his donkey, tongue lolling from his mouth.
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He loped down a rutted road between pens of sheep barely stirring and rez dogs that yapped and bolted after him.
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They'd been blanketed in dust as the astronauts loped around on moonwalks, then blasted partly clean when the Lunar Module took off.
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Shriver, a formidable arrangement of elongated appendages, loped menacingly to the net, as she had all match when presented with the chance.
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We parked along the small, black box of a restaurant and loped past the dual drive-thru lines to a walk-up window.
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Mr. Newsom loped to an easy victory, riding the overwhelmingly Democratic edge in the state but also the strong opposition to Mr. Trump.
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Since January 2018, she covered more than 254,254 miles, loped through nine counties and went back and forth between Oregon and California twice.
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Wahlberg was on the 21th green when McIlroy, on his way to the second tee, slid under the gallery ropes and loped over to greet him.
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Two years ago, along the southern border west of El Paso, a Mexican gray wolf loped north through the Chihuahuan Desert and into the United States.
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One evening in Vietnam, Bourdain finished a shoot outside a noodle shop, and loped over to the other side of the street, where I was sitting.
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Quinn — skinny, lanky, black and white — and Max — bigger and thicker, with tan eye markings that give him a friendly expression — loped up the granite steps.
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He loped to the podium, incongruously rickety in this lithe company, and in his croaky New York whine rattled off his idealistic policies, some reasonable, most unachievable.
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After his 10-minute routine, he loped upstairs to the comedian's table and downed a few sips of a fruit juice blend, heavy on the maraschino cherries.
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He scowled and loped away in that specific Mr. McCain way, one arm — the one injured by torture — slightly behind the velocity of the rest of him.
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About 200 Russian fans, many wearing masks and mixed-martial-arts fighting gloves, loped through the chaos, capturing their actions on GoPro cameras strapped to their bodies.
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As he snaked and loped through space, those outcries, and the occasional snarl, punctuated Jocelyn Pook's onerous score, the inner animal concept taken a few howls too far.
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Mr. Arnault loped backstage to have a closer look and Mr. Abloh, who also is the men's artistic director at Louis Vuitton, broke through a crowd to say hello.
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And Twitter, a company that has famously loped along with a part-time CEO for longer than — admit it — you thought it would, is, in retrospect, an easy target.
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But the pub had changed ownership and nobody had heard of a kid named Mikey who loped around on one leg, a boy with a ready smile and sweet heart.
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As she spoke, her youngest, Babe Howard, 20, loped toward her for a visit and gave her a hug, careful all the while not to muss her airport-ready turnout.
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On Halloween in 2015, the press dutifully captured Levi Sanders and his three children — the White Witch, Sonic the Hedgehog and the Abominable Snowman — as their grandfather loped alongside them.
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A big-budget affair with live music, the Burberry show had always attracted celebrities who added flash and glamour to the front row, as the lanky models loped down the runways.
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He moved up on a wild Colton Murray pitch and loped home when Victor Martinez got on top of a high inside fastball and roped it to right for a game-deciding single.
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Our phone signals dipped and died, and then the radio signals too, and we bumped through unmaintained roads and slowed as black bears loped from one side of the road to the other.
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After the red carpet interviews were finished, Mr. Kuplowsky loped onto the stage and, for the third night in a row, failed to toss his signature fedora onto a hat stand, James Bond-style.
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He takes every stair like an old wound is acting up, and while he once loped down streets at a brisk pace he now ambles, shaking out his joints and rolling his shoulder every so often.
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Almora might have saved Chicago from a second loss when he loped back to the wall near the 402-foot sign and robbed Matt Adams of a tying homer in the seventh with a leaping catch.
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France's evergreen 43-year-old Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad won a fourth 3,000m steeplechase title, and his fifth European gold in total, as he loped away from Spain's Fernando Carro on the last lap, winning in 8:31.66.
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So when Chapman loped in from the bullpen in the eighth inning on Wednesday night, the Indians could be forgiven for fearing that they had been tied to the tracks as the Erie Lackawanna freight train rumbled through.
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I stumbled upon my first in 2003: Across Christopher Canyon's sun-blasted illustrations of a child playing outdoors loped the words to John Denver's "Sunshine on My Shoulders" ("Sunshine on the water looks so lovely / Sunshine almost always makes me high").
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Litia Naiqato loped over the line with the ball in one hand to level the scores halfway through the first half but Britain responded with tries from Alice Richardson and Joanne Whatmore with Brown crossing again for the only score after the break.
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That sweet and seemingly simple premise lent itself to some astoundingly complex dancing — par for the course with Mr. Grimes and Lil Buck, who only accentuated each other's strengths as they loped, stampeded, waddled, sailed and slithered around the 15-piece band, sharing an unforced camaraderie.
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"An attractive blond reincarnation of Isadora Duncan, in pink tunic and bare legs, loped gracefully around a sapling on the Chase Manhattan Plaza at lunchtime yesterday to the tune of Beethoven's Ninth," The New York Times wrote, describing her in a spectacle that surprised the noon Wall Street crowd.
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But his ascent will still be dated from the moment he loped onto that stage in Boston, with the rangy gait that became as familiar as his smile: an unknown politician from Illinois, soon to be the country's only African-American senator, before, in short order, becoming its first black president.
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At 8 years old, he helped his father break colts. At 9 years old, he rode his first bull. That 1,800 pound brindle just loped around, so his father warned him it was not typical. Murray felt invincible back then.
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Along the backstretch, Kiprop loped to the front again. Centrowitz held him off, making him run to the outside of the turn. Behind Kiprop, then lining up beside him, Abdalaati Iguider, Kiprop and Makhloufi, behind them Willis and Souleman, all ready to pounce coming off the turn. Kiprop made his move, then began to tread water moving backwards instead of gaining.
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On the homestretch, Kiprop moved out to lane 2 and loped up toward the front. Reacting, Ronald Kwemoi crashed to the track as Souleiman was drifting out to find some running room at the back of the pack and Kwemoi caught Souleiman's back kick. The pace was so slow, Kwemoi caught back up to the runners in less than 100 metres. The second lap was even slower in 69.76.
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However, Charmayne, had been searching quite some time for a replacement for her last barrel racing horse, Bardo, who had broken his leg, and appealed to her father for help. Her father then mentioned the little horse in his feedlot. He said the horse was "cold backed", so "do not lope him right off." Nonetheless, 12-year-old Charmayne took the horse where no could see him and loped him.
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However, the dingoes in general appeared not to be motivated to kill sheep, and in many cases just loped alongside the sheep before veering off to chase another sheep. For those that did kill and consume sheep, a large quantity of kangaroo was still in their diet, indicating once again a preference for kangaroo. Lone dingoes can run down a rabbit, but are more successful by targeting kittens near rabbit warrens. Dingoes take nestling birds, in addition to birds that are moulting and therefore cannot fly.
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Indian Forester, 117(10), 915–920. In one case, a golden jackal (a species much smaller and less powerful than a sloth bear and not generally a pack hunter as is the dhole) was seen to aggressively displace an adult bear which passively loped away from the snapping canid, indicating the sloth bear does not regard other carnivores as competition. Sloth bears are sympatric with Asiatic black bears in northern India, and the two species, along with the sun bear, coexist in some of the national parks and wildlife sanctuaries. They are also found together in Assam, Manipur, and Mizoram, in the hills south of the Brahmaputra River, the only places occupied by all three bear species.
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The defender was the veteran Gar Wood, who would race the latest of his 'Miss America' series of boats, Miss America X. During the first heat, Miss England III led the first four laps before Wood gained and overtook. As he did so, it was reported that Don "became surprised and excited, jammed down on the throttle to his starboard engine, loosened the throttle connection and loped the remaining distance on one engine" The port engine, meanwhile, had been damaged and failed in the second heat, leading to Miss England III's retirement, and Wood retaining the Harmsworth Cup for the USA. After the Harmsworth, Miss England III did not race again or attempt to regain the water speed record. Her ultimate fate is unclear.
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Corporate members (MInstP) are entitled to wear a hood of Toronto full shape in violet damask, lined in violet and faced on the cowl with 2"/5 cmSpecifications on the IoP website are in cm; Burgon Society publications give specifications in inches shot crimson silk. The gown for members and those who have passed the graduateship examination is the same pattern as that used by the University of London for their Bachelor of Arts, but with the sleeves loped by violet cords and buttons, the Fellow's gown follows the pattern of the Doctor's robes of Oxford University in black with (according to Groves 2014) 4" cuffs in violet damask, or (according to the IOP website) 15 cm cuffs and 10 cm facings in violet taffeta, the cuffs slightly gathered with red cords and violet buttons. Fellows wear a doctor's bonnet in black velvet with red tassels, other grades wear a standard black mortarboard with black tassels.
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