Perhaps the animal had been nosing around the top of her diaper.
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There are not enough investigative reporters nosing around on Wall Street or at capitals.
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We're told that the sort of nosing around Tungpuchayakul engages in can get you killed.
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Now retirees were nosing around the North Carolina mountains again, and his father was building again.
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"There's very little downside in testing the waters and nosing around," said Harold Ickes, a longtime Democratic strategist.
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He saw them "nosing around in a kelp bed" near his home and rowed out to take a look.
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One morning last week, he spent an hour nosing around a place now known as Riker Hill Art Park.
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In certain drawings from 1944, he literally seems to be down at grass level, nosing around, pencil and crayon in hand.
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If you park your car on your property, the court decided, you shouldn't fear police officers nosing around indiscriminately unless they have a warrant.
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There was a second Cook Islands trust, also created in June 2013, right as the Florida attorney general began nosing around Oesterlund's businesses again.
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And indeed, a pair of autonomous subs have been nosing around the ice for a full year now, producing data unlike any other expedition ever has.
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After nosing around in the pit, which was to accommodate the foundation for a 22-story luxury hotel, he sounded the alarm, a Paul Revere of the Bowery.
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Even more disturbing than one of the crimes described — and the near-constant background howls — is the convicts' willingness to bare their souls for the nosing-around camera.
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When we found him, he was just a guy in a blue baseball cap, nosing around cars, and acting super annoyed about the cops getting in his face.
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Let's hear from our constructors: Byron Walden: For the trivia lovers out there, I did a fair bit of nosing around for some trivia-related clue for MISS IDAHO.
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Telizhenko said that as he began his research, he discovered that Fusion GPS was nosing around Ukraine, seeking similar information, and he believed they, too, worked for the Democrats.
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The cast members spent the weekend nosing around the real-life locations where the show is set: the Royal Canadian Legion hall, the Trailway Pub and the animal shelter.
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Here, they discuss the increasingly heated political climate in the U.S. Subscribe to John Harwood's Speakeasy podcast on iTunes There are not enough investigative reporters nosing around on Wall Street or at capitals.
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The fire department believes a puppy that lived in the now decimated house was nosing around an unused gas valve in the laundry room when his collar became stuck on the valve's handle.
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Which means, as it does every year, that a few curious canines are going to end up nosing around the wrong places and get a face full of stink-spray as a result.
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Flash ahead, and Heidi is working as a waitress, seemingly oblivious to everything that transpired in her past, even when a Department of Defense investigator (Shea Whigham) begins nosing around into what happened.
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Simultaneously, an FBI agent (Jerrika Hinton) begins nosing around a suspicious murder, putting her on the trail of a scheme that's almost too fantastic to believe, one that's financially powerful and politically connected.
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Some of Bob's adventures — helping victims of Hurricane Katrina, nosing around Baghdad at the outset of the Iraq War — overlap with the author's own habit of following his conscience and not waiting for invitations.
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So: There are lots and lots of startups here, many of them either fielding cars or just nosing around the pits at the track, looking to fill in some blanks in the self-driving crossword.
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It s a rough day for Eddie, what with aquatic actress DeeAnna Moran (Scarlett Johansson) getting knocked up, a gossip columnist (Tilda Swinton) nosing around and biblical-epic star Baird Whitlock (George Clooney) going missing.
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"The second branch of government isn't very tolerant of the first branch of government, and they don't like us nosing around in their business, even though it's our constitutional duty for oversight," he told CNN.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The most indelible image in Nature — Cooper Hewitt Design Triennial with Cube Design Museum is of a CGI rhinoceros nosing around an empty virtual room with hazy, ghostwhite walls.
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It's there, while horrifying her mother's sense of propriety by nosing around Natalie's bedroom — and making an ethical transgression that may come back to haunt her later — that Camille recognizes a familiar figure in Natalie.
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Streep, meanwhile, portrays a widow deprived a full insurance settlement after a tragic accident, who begins nosing around about the shady and illicit doings of a shell company with the Orwellian name United Re-Insurance Group.
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Juli Fraga, a psychologist in San Francisco, often uses a diagnosis code that reads "adjustment disorder with anxiety" or "adjustment disorder with depression," under the theory that these diagnoses won't hurt women as much when insurance companies start nosing around later.
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At one point, employees allegedly discovered that Eaze was essentially storing all of its customer data — including users' signatures and other personal information — in an Azure bucket that was not secured, meaning that if anyone was nosing around, it could be easily discovered and exploited.
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However, the association's also does plenty of policing and nosing around into the educational quality of high school sports recruits, going so far as to keep an athlete ineligible until it can carefully review the ins-and-outs of his sixth grade school work in Mali.
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It moves hesitantly, lifting its heavy head and widening its serrated jaws before clamping down, then nosing around a little bit, finding purchase between bites, backing up and moving forward to accommodate its long reach, its powerful orange neck swinging right and left to bump walls that stubbornly refuse to fall.
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To be sure, my uncle had published award-winning short stories and had completed a first novel — that work was genuine and would continue — but the C.I.A. suggested that an additional activity, a real job, would deflect suspicion from the nosing around in left-wing circles that he was being paid to do.
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There are exceptions, of course, and from time to time some people even agree to be interviewed for their own obituaries, but in "The Last Word" it is striking that no one seems perturbed or even surprised that a reporter is nosing around for an obituary of an acquaintance still very much alive.
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This privileged milieu (Elio's father is a Classics professor and the family is absurdly literate, code-switching between Italian, French, and English, nosing around in Heraclitus, rushing off to Lake Como to examine a recently dredged up Hellenistic bronze) does, however, allow director Luca Guadagnino to surprise us with a subtle and compelling contribution to that most tired of arguments, namely, Why Do We Need the Humanities Today?
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B PLUS DeJ Loaf: #AndSeeThatsTheThing (IBGM/Columbia '15) Her "debut" EP, meaning her major-label shot, begins with three rather joyful tracks—electric-celeste grindin' pledge "Desire" to burbling-synth grindin' saga "Been on My Grind" to—finally, some fun—Big Sean transactional-sex deal "Back Up." Then that killjoy Future starts nosing around, and I mean literally, in her pussy, which is as joyful as that one gets.
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The incident may be captured, monitored and the results reported using standardized forms, most of the time even using a help- desk or trouble tickets software system to automate it and sometimes even a formal process methodology like ITIL. But the core activity is still handled by a technical specialist “nosing around” the system trying to “figure out” what is wrong based on previous experience and personal expertise.Root Cause Analysis for IT Incidents Investigation, IT Toolbox.
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But in an intricate plot to keep the mob away from Brittany and her unborn baby, they set it up to look like J.T. was the father, and Bobby and Brittany staged a split. For her safety, Mac wasn't included in the plot, and this "revelation" broke her heart. Nikki started nosing around and uncovered the plot, and ended up getting kidnapped by Vinny's goon, Luca. Paul, Victor, and Bobby rescued Nikki, while J.T. took a distraught Brittany to the Newman Ranch.
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The album has received good reviews with Sidney Madden of XXL Magazine saying she shows growth and versatility on the album. Robert Christgau from Vice gave the record a "B+", writing that it "begins with three rather joyful tracks—electric-celeste grindin' pledge 'Desire' to burbling- synth grindin' saga 'Been on My Grind' to—finally, some fun—Big Sean transactional-sex deal 'Back Up.' Then that killjoy Future starts nosing around, and I mean literally, in her pussy, which is as joyful as that one gets. And then comes two pieces of theoretical product".
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Holder gets into a confrontation with the Indian staff, who beat him up for nosing around. Linden panics when Holder doesn't return and calls a rescue team to search for Holder, who is eventually found. The two of them, determined they are getting closer to the truth, return to the casino—Holder causes a distraction while Linden sneaks up to the 10th floor, where Rosie used to take smoke breaks when she worked there. Linden discovers an unfinished construction site, where she deduces that Rosie was taking one last look at the city before leaving.
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Despite Bryan's good financial status and likeable demeanor, George takes an immediate dislike to him while his wife, Nina, accepts him as a potential son- in-law. George does not want to let go of his daughter. George and Nina meet Bryan's parents, John and Joanna MacKenzie who are wealthy and live in a mansion in Bel-Air. John reassures George by also expressing how shocked he had initially been at Bryan's engagement, but George quickly gets into trouble when he begins nosing around the MacKenzies' financial records.
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Among them is Wenlie, who needs to raise money to pay for an operation for his sick mother, despite the objections of his girlfriend, Yulan. Fan Ko, meanwhile, is nosing around at Lumpini stadium, and thinks that a fighter named Miller may be his brother after he sees a large plywood cutout of the boxer and notices the anchor-and- bird tattoo. He asks a bystander, an old fighter-turned-alcoholic, what the man's name is. "People call him 'dead man'," the old drunk says, because he's the next to face Cannon.
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Very opportunistic predators, C. undulatus preys primarily on invertebrates such as mollusks (particularly gastropods, as well as pelecypods, echinoids, crustaceans, and annelids) and fish. Because half of echinoids and most pelecypods hide under the sand, wrasses may rely on fish excavators like stingrays, or they themselves may excavate by ejecting water to displace sand and nosing around for prey. Like many other Red Sea wrasses, humphead wrasses often crack sea urchins (echinoids) by carrying them to a rock in their mouths and striking them against the rock with brisk, sideways head movements. They sometimes engage in cooperative hunting with the roving coral grouper.
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Bret makes a surprise return to London to take the Deputy Director General position. He appoints Gloria as his assistant and promises a major clean out of London Central. Gloria tells Bernard she is worried that files about her father's and Bernard's connection with Fiona's mission are being illegally erased from top secret databases. Verdi tells Bernard the corpse at the meeting point was Timmermann, a freelance agent working for George and Fiona who was nosing around about Tessa and had to be eliminated, something Bret had tried to inform Bernard of via a cryptic message.
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This was due to the fact that the originally envisioned mission for the ships was to provide the heart of ASW hunter-killer groups in the North Atlantic during a war against the Soviet Union. In that context, the main weapon of the carrier would not be its fighter aircraft, but its ASW helicopters. The fighters were on board to shoot down the occasional Soviet maritime patrol aircraft nosing around the ship and its escorts. The Falklands War changed that posture, since it proved that Britain needed to retain the capability to use carrier air power in its traditional role of power projection, both over land, and against enemy fleets.
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He has written about his homosexuality and its relationship with both his music-making and his religion. For some 15 years, following his Catholic vocation, he lived a life of celibacy. In 2007 he published The Bible as Prayer: a handbook for lectio divina. 'Nosing Around', his little book on perfume, was published in 2014 In 2018 Sylph Editions published his first novel 'The Final Retreat' which explores the inner world of a priest dealing with sex addiction and religious despair. His book ‘Rough Ideas: reflections on music and more’ is a collection of essays and short musings and was published by Faber & Faber in 2019, and by Farrar, Straus and Giroux in 2020.
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The train would not be ready until Sunday morning and so the prisoners were taken to the Denver city jail, but were forbidden from communicating to lawyers or families. Since reporters began nosing around the jail anyway, the prisoners were secretly taken to the Oxford Hotel, near the train station, where they were again held incommunicado. On Sunday morning, the three men were put on the special train, guarded by Colorado militia, which sped out of Denver through Wyoming, and by nightfall they were in Idaho. To thwart any attempts to free the prisoners, the train sped through the principal towns, and stopped for water and to change engines and crew only at out-of-the-way stations.
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He finally takes up the offer of garden landscaper Tonelotti to erect a pavilion, whose foundation would provide the ideal hiding place for the corpse. On the night Jo is scheduled to arrive for his next payment, Brisebard awaits the arrival with a gun, but is not able to pull the trigger and drops the gun to the floor, which results in a shot going off and accidentally killing Jo. But it is only then that things turn really difficult: Police inspector Ducros, who has found out about Jo's operation and Brisebard's involvement in it, starts nosing around, telling Brisebard that Jo had already been murdered at the time he was supposed to come to the villa - the man Brisebard shot is eventually revealed as Riri, Joe's criminal associate and murderer. The pavillon foundation proves to be too shoddy, forcing Brisebard to hide the body elsewhere; a lot of unwanted houseguests keep coming and going; and finally, Riri's body stubbornly refuses to remain hidden. Even with the help of his wife, to whom he finally tells everything, the task of getting rid of the body becomes an outright daunting – and nerve- wracking – one.
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