The rogue F.B.I. agent Roy Petty (Jason Butler Harner) poked around in Marty's business all season.
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Once I poked around in my account settings, I realized I was paying needlessly for other stuff too.
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But, as she poked around in the forties, she got interested, then absorbed, then obsessed with the period.
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He poked around in his files and came up with a kosher chicken paprikash recipe from an online Jewish community cookbook.
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So she went over to some sagebrush by the soccer field, poked around in the dirt, and picked up a small rock.
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As he poked around in the human brain, he concluded that our olfactory bulbs—the part of the brain associated with sense of smell—were relatively smaller than other animals because we had developed free will.
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We also poked around in the app and found hotspots for locations like the pool and clubhouse in a neighborhood or hotel, the office at schools and colleges and spots nearby other businesses, like grocery stores, malls, gas stations and more.
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The 3DS version has a few significant additions, but none that I actually poked around in more than the Super Mario Run-esque Poochy run mode, which has you—as a Yarny-looking Poochy—blast through levels, only using the jump button.
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Gaga gyrated on the set dressed in a "futuristic, angular, glitter ball suit". After descending from her fire escape, she poked around in the hood of a dilapidated green Rolls Royce while performing "Glitter and Grease". Upon checking under the vehicle's bonnet, Gaga revealed a keyboard and began to play the opening notes of "Just Dance". Gaga then performed "Beautiful, Dirty, Rich" while scaling various pieces of scaffolding and subsequently "The Fame" where she rose from beneath the stage and played her keytar Emma, wearing a giant red cape.
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In 1931, a notorious lynching occurred in Maryville when a mob of 2,000 to 4,000 people burned alive African American Raymond Gunn, who was awaiting trial, charged with the attempted rape and killing of a 20-year-old white school teacher, to which he intended to plead not guilty. One woman held her young girl up so the girl could get a better view of the naked man afire. A Maryville policeman directed traffic as Gunn burned. After the fire was out, hundreds of the mob poked around in his ashes for souvenirs, with the pieces of his charred remains and teeth and bone fragments divided among them.
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