You just want to watch them pottering around their snowy little homes all day, ideally with David Attenborough's voice in the background.
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In contrast to the streets of Pompeii that bustled with tourists, Herculaneum's streets were totally tranquil, with just a few people pottering around.
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He spends his days pottering around the fields, smoking bidis and drinking cheap brandy, sometimes playing a board game of his own invention with schoolchildren.
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Rory Stewart [Secretary of State for International Development of the United Kingdom] admitted to smoking opium while pottering around Iran, while Dominic Raab said he'd smoked weed as a student at Oxford.
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I like listening to podcasts while I'm pottering around in the kitchen and highly recommend this episode of The Nod hosted by Brittany Luse and Eric Eddings, which is all about grape flavor.
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The answer is that while induction motors are ideal for electric vehicles built for speed (like Teslas), they are not all that efficient when used for pottering around town or cruising lazily down the highway.
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Scratcha DVA's remix of Julie Adenuga favourite "The Invincible" is one of those slow-motion, gravity-free bass-heavy objects that seems to exist in a different dimension to the one we're currently pottering around in.
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Instead, she is happiest when pottering around the grounds of her dacha located 100 kilometers outside Moscow, where she spends her time "in the fresh air with flowers and many kinds of plants", or when she is visiting the gymnastics school set up in her honor in Obninsk.
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When you're in a working jail, like I was, during the week you're at work during the day, and then you have half an hour of social time in the evening; but at the weekend there's no work, so a lot of the time, if there's no computer on, you're just pottering around, doing nothing.
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Yesterday afternoon, boredly pottering around the house, I decided to take some initiative.
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They grasped that the thought of jumping in the car to waste time pottering around a hypermarket is losing appeal as shown by all the figures at European level and particularly in France.
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He was in charge of oriental books. Reay held the professorship until his death, and remained at the Bodleian until retiring with a pension in 1860. Colleagues at the library fondly remembered "his habits of pottering around the library in search of his spectacles and hovering over hot-air gratings in search of warmth". He was also curate for a time of the church of St Peter-le-Bailey, Oxford.
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