A uniformed police officer was milling about, searching for contraband.
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Everyone was excited when Marcus himself is spotted milling about.
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Video footage showed families milling about the park with music playing.
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The models were milling about, getting ready for the next round.
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Photos show a couple of people milling about by the entrance.
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Be sure to say hi if you see us milling about!
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And our state's 291 delegates will be milling about the convention floor.
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A surprising number of other Millennials were milling about by the food.
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Branford Marsalis and Junot Díaz were milling about, as was Guenveur Smith.
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Behind him, people were milling about in confusion and checking their comms.
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There are many cars (it's a parking lot) and many people milling about.
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The first round hit a courtyard where nine unarmed people were milling about.
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The guests won't arrive for a little bit, and the girls are milling about.
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You'll mostly just find bureaucrats milling about as it's the hub of the country's government.
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Lots of Skrulls are milling about and presumably doing important and exciting space adventure things.
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At one point on Tuesday, there were more reporters milling about the camp than militiamen.
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And there are people milling about outside the room, lining up, waiting to get in.
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Some observing moment of silence some milling about asclocks chime noon in Grand Place #brussels pic.twitter.
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The judge wasn't there yet, and only a few court officers and attorneys were milling about.
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There wasn't one clear line, just a lot of people milling about waiting for their turn.
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It shows the compound in Barissa, Syria, completely leveled, with people milling about in the rubble.
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Only a handful of patients were on board, and most of the doctors were milling about.
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Inside, about 50-75 volunteers were busy making calls, filling out paperwork, and excitedly milling about.
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And for that moment, milling about the art gallery where the presentation took place, everyone did.
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There's also about a quarter of the store dedicated to free space for customers milling about.
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As I walked through the lobby, I was struck by how many people were milling about.
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After milling about in the exhibition room, I was tired of having to dodge other tourists.
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On a visit earlier this week, dozens of people — both locals and foreigners — were milling about.
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We ended up milling about in the aforementioned gazebo, which perched on the edge of the embankment.
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Milling about on the side was the musician Jack Antonoff, walking around with his sister, Rachel Antonoff.
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Tourists are milling about and buying souvenirs, guides are explaining, construction workers on the perimeter are relaxing.
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Eventually, he is escorted away by security and is handed back his clothes while casually milling about.
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The scientists let anyone milling about the nearby parking lot get a view of Saturn and Mars.
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Mostly, there are starving survivors milling about the camps and staring into the camera with hollow eyes.
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There were several friendly sales associates milling about to answer questions and explain the Neighborhood Goods concept.
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As with most high schools, there is also a smattering of jocks, outsiders, normies, and bullies milling about.
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It should be easy to eat standing up and milling about with a paper plate and limited cutlery.
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Photographs from the scene posted on social media sites showed blown-out windows and armed men milling about.
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In a processing area with nine cells, children peered through windows at the gun-carrying agents milling about.
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People are milling about around me, and there is a meditative buzz of chatter reverberating off the walls.
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When I was there, several people were milling about the falls on their own, including a young couple.
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We're used to seeing them milling about ahead of a vote, or not in the chamber at all.
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He led me straight to the clubhouse, into the grill room, where other green jackets were milling about.
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A few days later, Rousseau is milling about on a building site at Manchester Airport, waiting for Boris Johnson.
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They're milling about to scout their spots for the big day, and catch Washington in action while they're there.
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With so many Latino Democrats milling about, the full gamut of reactions to the breaking news was on display.
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It's April Fool's Day, and the Bucks are milling about in the lobby of Hyatt Regency in downtown Dallas.
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We were led through the theater to an outdoor back patio where other dogs and their owners were milling about.
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The vets finished their joint, and their belly laughs drew curious looks and sniffs from the office workers milling about.
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The security measures stayed in place hours after the scare, with roadways at the airport closed and passengers milling about.
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Anguished French fans could be seen milling about the grounds after the game, and one inconsolable man was openly weeping.
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The nervous trainees were milling about below, checking the flight boards to see which instructor they would be assigned to.
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No punches were thrown, but there were two separate gatherings of the teams milling about along the first-base line.
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Robert De Niro was milling about, and so were the actors Emily Mortimer, Alessandro Nivola, Cynthia Erivo and Malik Yoba.
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Everyone milling about on the sidewalk after being unceremoniously ushered out of the bar, traffic in the street growing thinner.
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Early on Thursday just a handful of protestors remained milling about as a widespread cleanup around the city's legislature took place.
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Clouds of austere, sensibility suited, utterly interchangeable looking middle aged people were milling about the cavernous lobby, as you might expect.
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As luck would have it, why, there's Queenie from American Horror Story: Coven (Gabourey Sidibe) just milling about in the lobby.
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A small crowd was milling about: local journalists, election monitors, and suited dignitaries who, in international circles, represented the Syrian opposition.
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The eclectic music, the light show, the cute guys milling about, the club kids dancing on speakers: It was gay heaven!
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Usually there are children milling about, and in at least one instance, the whole setting (purposely) looks like a mine shaft.
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Early on Thursday just a handful of protesters remained milling about as a widespread cleanup around the city's legislature took place.
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Most of the networking at conferences happens during unscheduled time, when people are milling about or hanging around the hotel bar.
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People were milling about the lobby, some trying to get back into rooms they had been evacuated from the night before.
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The smart fans were still milling about on the concourse as the Clippers spent the third quarter assembling a 31-point lead.
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The sole time she's caught in full-length view is from far away with multiple people milling about in front of her.
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The illustration resembled a page you'd find in Where's Waldo, only with a litter of small, yellow buds of cereal milling about.
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Fields of green, cattle grazing and sheep lazily milling about, and vast, shockingly bright swaths of yellow rapeseed flowers marked the countryside.
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On this fall day, though, it was mostly Egyptians in small groups milling about the base, only a handful of foreigners among them.
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I still made the random connection in the hallway (a SXSW feature I love), but there were fewer people milling about to meet.
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Amazon has spent all year milling about ostensibly searching for an HQ2, looking at cities including Dallas, Miami, Nashville, Boston, Atlanta and Raleigh.
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Indeed, several of the judges Trump is considering for the Supreme Court were milling about in the hallways, dodging journalists and moderating various panels.
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Out in the gate area, where a hundred or more had been milling about pre-flight, bags and food were scattered amid empty seats.
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"When I walked in the door, Hillary was up by two or three electoral votes," he recalled while milling about his Washington Heights apartment.
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Advisers planning Trump's first foreign trip, which begins Friday, canceled scheduled briefings on the matter to avoid having reporters milling about the West Wing.
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They constantly circulated to check in with members milling about the many common spaces: living room, kitchen, studios, porch, lawn, pond, and nature trails.
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Another captured people milling about on 19803th Street, some faces reflected in glass and others disconnected by shadows and a ladder in the frame.
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He had been milling about on the Senate floor one day in the summer of 2017 when a colleague, Kamala Harris, stepped toward him.
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Milling about were actors in all manner of rayon and polyester; parked along the avenue were the boxy and sporty wheels of the '70s.
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With the traffic at a standstill for four hours, drivers had already been milling about between cars and immediately lined up to buy some breakfast.
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"Madonna spent a couple of hours milling about watching the skateboarders and buskers on the South Bank, but nobody noticed her," a source tells PEOPLE.
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Video on social media showed a heavy police presence outside the building and scores of people milling about who had been evacuated from the building.
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At the start of the performance, Meek Mill stood on a stage set up as a street corner, with neighbors milling about and children playing.
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When I arrived around 8:20, people were milling about outside on the deck of the yacht club, chatting, with glasses of Champagne in hand.
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Turbo is attempting to use martial arts to kick down a set of relics clearly used in a challenge, while his teammates are milling about.
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There were plenty of people milling about, likely en route to the all-white Lobby Bar, which was the main social hub of the hotel.
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During a visit to the liquidating store on Wednesday afternoon, employees were seen milling about aimlessly among bare shelves and displays of haphazardly strewn products.
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Out in the corridor, many slim-suited young deplorables with fashy haircuts were milling about, along with a woman costumed as Hillary Clinton in prison stripes.
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But the foreshortened milling about was not meaningless – it was one of the few times (other than committee and caucus meetings) when members could personally interact.
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Actors in period costumes were spotted milling about in the morning, and the crew was still present on the block as late as 10:30 p.m.
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In some Yule log videos there are dogs and cats milling about and I found them to be welcome friends during my days working from home.
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Because the camera is so far from the action, everything looks tiny — from the minuscule citizens milling about, to the Lego-like stacks of modular apartment buildings.
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In the second quarter of 2017 there were just 9,20173—a third fewer than the 15,000 milling about K Street and other lobbyist haunts ten years ago.
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DNC members from Idaho to West Virginia and the territories are milling about, soaking in the frenetic scene and huddling over drinks to hash out their positions.
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Towering over you and milling about are dozens of older white men, silver in the beard and haggard in the face, antique rifles slung over their shoulders.
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According to the MMQB, after sifting through hours of security footage, authorities had found their man, the man seen on tape milling about the Patriots locker room.
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Sobia and I parted ways at Montana's Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport, a supersize log cabin with grizzlies, buffalo, and bison cast in bronze milling about baggage claim.
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In the East Village, the Klimat Lounge was empty — except for about 10 people who were milling about, waiting to head into the basement of the bar.
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It's supposed to be cherry blossom season, but I'm a little early so there are no blooms yet on the trees, despite the hoards of people milling about.
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The inside of Battlefield Vegas has the lighting and feel of an interstate rest stop, as there are foreign tourists, American tourists and pouting family members milling about.
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The procession hasn't started yet, but already there's a busy canvas of people milling about in costume: men and women dressed as legionnaires, gladiators, ribboned maidens, and noblemen.
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There are nearly three hours of arrivals before the ceremony gets underway, and the last five hours are spent just watching ordinary onlookers milling about after the wedding.
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Inhabitants milling about the town's main plaza on Monday evening were overcome with emotion as they struggled to understand what had happened the day before at the barricade.
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In the early evening, many of them were seen milling about the main floor of the estate, all waiting to learn what might be contained in Mueller's report.
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Nirvana — old-school rock for the millennial crowd milling about — blasted from the speakers, while a sense of bonhomie and the smell of grilled meat filled the air.
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Dovy Meyer, a spokesman for the United Hatzalah ambulance service who was at the scene, said that around 100 soldiers had been milling about when the attack occurred.
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The number of protesters milling about outside the legislature in the financial district fell overnight but rose again through the day on Thursday to about 1,000 at one stage.
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But despite not having any real-time visuals of the landing, JPL did have something worth the trip: lots and lots of scientists milling about the sunny government campus.
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In the grainy video, which appears to be shot on Heard's phone, Depp can be seen milling about in a kitchen, screaming obscenities and angrily throwing open cabinet doors.
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The front-wing broken, the champion dived into the pits where he spent nearly a minute with Mercedes caught unawares and milling about in confusion without any tires ready.
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Everything was so efficient, so orderly — especially when it came to boarding, and how everyone seemed to line up neatly instead of milling about the doors and squeezing in.
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Shoot scenes that will have some sort of change over time, such as a scenic vista with lots of stuff happening, or a busy area with people milling about.
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The gazebo isn't much to look at, but it's big enough to hold the 20 or so people milling about inside, their names hovering over their heads. Sasquatch. Pug. Raban.
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ABC was ready to toss Pell, a certified trash rat, under the bus, though: After his segment concluded and participants started milling about the stage, the cameras stayed on Pell.
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"Anything that the camera captures gets incorporated into the randomness," says Nick Sullivan, the company's head of cryptography, and that includes visitors milling about and light streaming through the windows.
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In the meantime, there has been apparent chaos as ships have been milling about off shore, stranding cargo and crew and even a filmmaker in a kind of insolvency limbo.
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Washington (CNN)It was a scene I have watched play out umpteen times over the years - senators milling about as they gather to cast a vote on the Senate floor.
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One migrant I met on the Panamanian-Costa Rican border told me that every single one of the dozens of "Congolese" migrants milling about the migration office was actually from Haiti.
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Which is why, standing in a parking lot outside of town, I begin to feel like a lot of the people milling about waiting for the bus look kind of familiar.
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I'm the kind of person who arrives at a party fashionably early and then keeps milling about until all of the other guests, Yellow Tail wines and hummus dips have disappeared.
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Curious locals and media crews from all over the world have spent days milling about, desperate to learn more of the story, and police have been kept busy monitoring the property.
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Three stages were set up before the game with live music and sets for the national broadcasters, with thousands of people milling about more than an hour before the baseball game.
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Even though the Tribeca lounge, with people milling about, was just beyond the metal box, the only light from that world was a sliver around the shut door by my feet.
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In the shadow of the solemn and stately al-Aqsa mosque, a line of unassuming, tin-roofed sheds is barely noticed by the hundreds of visitors milling about the holy site.
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That this level of formality is hardly matched by the clientele milling about on a recent Saturday afternoon, almost without exception in gym clothes or flip-flops, is of no import.
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Milling about the charred church interior, as if trying to take in the enormity of the attack, several members of the community expressed dismay at what they said was lax security.
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As golfers walked off the course they looked around at the fans milling about and pondered what is was going to look and feel like playing the next three rounds without spectators.
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He then turns around from the tank carrying something in a net, passing other aquarium visitors milling about seemingly unaware that the guy is dripping something wet all over the floor behind them.
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During a stop in Crystal Valley's commercial district, she sees Penelope and Marnie walking into an aura photography shop (that weird old lady from the premiere is also milling about in the vicinity).
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Bruce McGuire, the president of the Connecticut Hedge Fund Association, was holding court at a cocktail reception at Greenwich harbour late last year when he spotted one of his security detail milling about.
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It's a humid, late August evening, and more than three dozen residents, community leaders, and activists are milling about inside the Stonehouse Restaurant, which sits off a quiet dirt road in Cuthbert, Georgia.
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It's not yet 2019, but the Democratic field is already busy with people "considering a run" or "weighing their options," or as we say in non-politics English: milling about until actual go time.
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The atmosphere in Milan this November, with sets ending at four games, a prominent shot clock, and spectators milling about during play, would be almost unrecognisable to a tennis pro of a century ago.
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After milling about in the minor leagues—and after playing in Puerto Rico's Liga de Béisbol Profesional Roberto Clemente—he tweaked his swing and finally got his call up at the age of 27.
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It's wintertime on the set of Good Trouble, the Freeform dramedy that Ramirez co-leads with her best friend Maia Mitchell, and there are dozens of extras in their best Christmas threads milling about.
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Many people were milling about the entrance as a conference was taking place nearby during my visit, and many of my fellow guests were attendees, as well as business types, and a few couples.
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In many of those cases, the authorities were alerted by staff members at refugee centers who had noticed Salafist activists milling about and seeking to recruit asylum seekers, Mr. Pistorius said in a telephone interview.
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But they did credit the actions of police officers, saying that 30 to 40 people were milling about the building near the area where the shooting occurred and were fortunate not to have been injured.
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While there were a few other people milling about, I had this impressive scene nearly all to myself: green grass giving way to a rampart of white chalk, and the sea swallowing the entire tableau.
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I may have given the upright-walking cat passengers whiplash as I got the hang of starting and stopping, though, and some of the pedestrians milling about at markets and churches fled the approaching car.
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Bald and pink-faced police officers were milling about or running bomb-defusing robots through test courses provided by the US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), which sets international standards for robot performance.
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The little girl and her mama appear to be hanging in a park, surrounded by trees and a body of water, with other moms milling about with strollers and another shorts-clad youngster in the background.
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Not long after Watson had left the scene, journalists started milling about the Sunseeker yacht stand, waiting for the next photo-op to start, which we were told would feature Hugh Bonneville, star of Downton Abbey.
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Reuters White House correspondent Jeff Mason and The Washington Post's David Nakamura were among those on hand for Sunday's festivities at the Hay-Adams, with scores of other journalists, lawyers, lobbyists and political operatives milling about.
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"Until it's signed into law, you can't bank on it," said Aaron Cutler, a regulatory lawyer at Hogan Lovells who lobbies Congress on behalf of banks and hedge funds and was milling about on a sunny terrace.
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Throughout the pre-show, young fans mobbed streamers like Alastair "Ali-A" Aiken and Ali "Myth" Kabbani for photos, while reputable news outlets and photographers struggled to keep up with the dizzying number of notable names milling about.
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What we found was a group of about twenty locals casually milling about, and the tenor was more smokey than fiery, with the smell of weed in the air and a barbecue grill cooking up meat for sandwiches.
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There was a cadre of security guards brandishing walkie-talkies, along with a sizable crowd of family members, church employees and congregants, all milling about the many rooms, which are organized around a large, oval-shaped central hall.
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It's the most famous fighting game series in the world, the very definition of a household name, and gathered here are many of the world's top players all milling about in the same hundred square feet of space.
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Then days later, this past Thursday, news broke that one of the Brazilian guests milling about Mar-a-Lago tested positive for the virus, raising concerns about whether the club became a giant, gilded petri dish for coronavirus.
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Jason Crow (D-Colo.) recounted some of the national security implications of the president's alleged actions, he paused to point out that a slew of senators had left their seats and were milling about the back of the chamber.
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Stuffed with famous and blurrily familiar faces, the movie takes the shape of an old-fashioned whodunit — the kind with mystery, suspense, entertainment, a corpse on an heirloom settee and a half-dozen or so shifty suspects milling about.
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The continuation of the traditional break into the 21st century has drawn the ire of some modern workers, who are unable to slip home during siesta and find themselves milling about for hours before having to head back to the office.
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Picture a bunch of people at the grocery store, all milling about in the fresh vegetable section trying not to bump their baskets too much or too hard while passive-aggressively positioning themselves to get first choice of the organic beets.
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Somehow this has become a normal daily routine: groups of protesters milling about along a stretch of coast on a remote Japanese island, hoping to throw a wrench into the US military's plans to "pivot" to the Asia-Pacific region.
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WASHINGTON — On a typical Thursday morning at the Jericho Way day shelter in Little Rock, Arkansas, in early October, a few dozen people are milling about, playing dominoes or watching The Price Is Right on the single TV in the main hall.
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If you're milling about the TEFAF New York art fair on a weekday afternoon and don't have at least a few million to your name, chances are you're a journalist, a curator, or the guy shucking oysters—either way, you're in the minority.
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Mets storm past Reds NEW YORK — Spokesperson Jay Horwitz stepped out of a back room inside the New York Mets clubhouse Tuesday night and delivered the news to the two dozen or so reporters milling about waiting to talk to Yoenis Cespedes.
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Homeowners in the close-knit neighborhood are milling about in the grass, chatting about their struggle to move their furniture to the second floors of their homes — without air conditioners — and wondering just how much water the local church has taken on.
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You can order the test and collect your samples at home and then ship them to the lab to find out what kinds of bugs are milling about inside your intestines — and to see if they might be to blame for what ails you.
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Perhaps the most interesting display is happening right now: an exhibit titled The Mysterious Talking Board: Ouija and Beyond, which has travelers milling about Terminal 2's departures area learning mystical talking board history through a truly astounding display of Ouija boards through the ages.
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Speaking the day after his premiere in a restaurant overlooking the beach, Mr. Baker (who shot his last movie, "Tangerine," on an iPhone), said he was thrilled to be at Cannes but more so for his performers, a few of whom were milling about.
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Scattered throughout the rest of the square were small groups overseeing the proceedings from an elevated position, as well as III%er members dressed in plainclothes milling about the crowd gathering "intel" on what they considered to be the day's enemy—Antifa, the anti-fascist group.
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The wine was flowing, the music was thumping, and the crowd, between courses of a gala dinner prepared by all-star chefs, was milling about the cavernous room on Pier 230 of Chelsea Piers, threading its way through the narrow passages between the myriad long tables.
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Cecile Richards and Alencia Johnson from Planned Parenthood were there, plus Amber Tamblyn and Jamia Wilson (who wrote the book's oral history) along with about a hundred other professionals and creatives from Harper Collins to Refinery29, all milling about sipping margaritas — featuring tequila from a women-owned distillery, of course.
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One trans woman, Tay Tay, who was photographed in the book wearing a tank top and hoop earrings and carrying a bag of leftover takeout, had been milling about on the corner of Washington and Christopher Street with crossed arms and a scowling face when he encountered her in 2014.
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I like to think of myself as fairly impervious to internet crap, but that video—the policeman's confused, yet oddly calm face—looking about like he's slipped off a curb rather than moments from a grisly death—and the people milling about around him not really helping, made me feel very uncomfortable.
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From discreet mezzanine salons that are like V.I.P. skyboxes furnished with Louis XVI armchairs, a high-end client of Cartier will now be able, while weighing the purchase of costly baubles, to peer down discreetly at the tourists milling about the main sales floor in search of something, anything, they may possibly afford.
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Even after the kids have gone to class, one still finds surprising numbers of parents milling about, enticed by the open-air cafe (the best coffee for miles), the biweekly on-site farmer's market or the chocolate-matcha macaroons at Living Food Lab, a raw restaurant run by a Finnish school parent.
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Some people knew what to expect: But the vast majority of people were dawning on this for the first time: And some people thought it was a cultural difference (it's not): Then there were even some conspiracy theories milling about: This one person thought to incorporate the first name too, for extra kick: But no reaction to hearing Zhirkov's name can quite top this one: The future is bright with a new generation of soccer fans.
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Ara's attentiveness to the inhabitants of Istanbul's back streets — the fishermen sitting in coffee shops and mending their nets, the unemployed men getting inebriated in taverns, the children patching up car tires in the shadow of the city's crumbling ancient walls, the construction crews, the railway workers, the boatmen pulling at their oars to ferry city folk from one shore of the Golden Horn to the other, the fruit sellers pushing their handcarts, the people milling about at dawn waiting for the Galata Bridge to open, the early-morning minibus drivers — is evidence of how he always expressed his attachment to the city through the people who live in it.
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