A few repairmen prowl the automated assembly lines with tools.
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And now is the time to go on the prowl.
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Analysts say Anthem, in particular, may be on the prowl.
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There are robots on the prowl at Facebook's server farms.
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That's why we're constantly on the prowl for cheap home decor.
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The friends meet to jam and prowl the Lower East Side.
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Still on the prowl for a couch for the new place.
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As we've reported before, Google's enterprise division is on the prowl.
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Mr. Rooster was ceaselessly hungry, on the prowl for a treat.
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The writer's life is, in part, a vigilant prowl for characters.
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"I am always on the prowl for snacks," he tells us.
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Prowl Mode lets you fully control Blue's movement in almost any direction.
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Government troops block them, and Boko Haram is still on the prowl.
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Here's who to look up to when you're on the kindness prowl.
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Obviously, this opens the door for more casual daters to prowl eHarmony.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Acquisition-hungry energy companies are back on the prowl.
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If true, this bodes ill for other Chinese firms on the prowl.
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The shore is in sight, but the shark is on the prowl.
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Some of the bogus messages described gangs of kidnappers on the prowl.
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And Mr. Rooster was ceaselessly belligerent, on the prowl for a fight.
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The killers are on the prowl with the Commissars pointing the way.
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Which is why we're always on the prowl for a worthy steal a.k.a.
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Which is why we're always on the prowl for a worthy steal — a.k.a.
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And HP, Juniper, and Microsoft are likely to get on the prowl soon.
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Single or taken, there's one thing we're always on the prowl for - lingerie.
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Brace yourselves: the Air Force's newest gunship is officially on the prowl downrange.
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The biggest, baddest, fiercest, growliest apex predator to prowl the North American continent.
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I'm doing a jock movie, and these young guys are on the prowl.
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There's a new bachelor on the prowl on Tinder, and he's literally horny.
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As a result, the large insurers remain on the prowl for possible acquisitions.
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Criminals are on the prowl, residents warn, and they threaten their neighborhood security.
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Brooks compared the Republican primary electorate to a barfly on the prowl at closing
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They, too, had been dealing with paramours on the prowl for no-strings sex.
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Some 130,000 dogs roam the city; at least 125,000 wild cats prowl its streets.
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But if you're that good, the feds are always on the prowl for you.
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Members of MS-13 routinely prowl the Tegucigalpa neighborhood where they lived, she says.
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So I went to a wolf park to study their "on the prowl" behavior.
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A lot does: distant dogs bark, coyote cubs howl, mice scamper, cats prowl, hunting.
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One account trails a home's four cats as they prowl countertops and bat curtains.
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Police officers in riot gear and helmets prowl the lanes, some carrying submachine guns.
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With well-practised hit-squads already on the prowl, the risks of conflagration are escalating.
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Mozilla is on the prowl for a new logo, and now has four new contenders.
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Slaves on the prowl for new masters, they noted, were "keenly aware" of this danger.
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With red-hot Mars motoring through Scorpio all month, you'll be on the prowl, too.
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In the original show, the cats routinely break the fourth wall and prowl the aisles.
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Lozère's farmers also dismiss statistics that indicate that only a few wolves prowl their forests.
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In Wau, Dinkas walk in the streets without fear (except at night, when robbers prowl).
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Thieves on the prowl for their next Model S are counting on you to forget.
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Sony is also on the prowl for a director for the project, according to Variety.
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Japan's Takeda is the latest to indicate that it is on the prowl for acquisitions.
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Harrow County's a creepy little town where monsters and strange things prowl around the edges.
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They become easy prey for the pumas that prowl the pampas at dawn and dusk.
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But she's never been at her strongest when it comes to men on the prowl.
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The Japanese incident wasn't the only time Duran Duran die-hards were on the prowl overseas.
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"We're on the prowl for coyotes," Spelling, 44, said during an Instagram Live from her backyard.
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They prowl the bank's systems, waiting for an enemy to strike their shiny new set-up.
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In fact, the world could yet be laid low by an oil monster on the prowl.
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But with Brexit threatening an economic downturn, UK customers remain on the prowl for cheap insurance.
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The city also gets lots of out-of-town johns who prowl the streets for sex.
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Their closest kin prowl the mountains some 70 miles north, in and around Glacier National Park.
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Charge it up and the i8 can prowl silently for 15 miles in stealthy electric mode.
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Chris Hemsworth's wife is on the prowl, and he's happy to let her pounce ... on him.
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A bear seemed to prowl the room, as a cheetah looked like it was chasing its prey.
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She soon realized why: a bobcat, which is local to the rural area, was on the prowl.
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It's smart and seductive, with just a hint of menace, as the characters prowl around each other.
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When visualized in a certain way, they seemed to prowl around a shape called a strange attractor.
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A brief inspection of this narrative will tell you that, once again, Knight is on the prowl.
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You're always on the prowl looking for stuff in the midst of the great and big environment.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said the bank is on the prowl for its next big acquisition.
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On Twitter, anti-Semitic and racist trolls prowl around, pouncing on users while dodging the site's moderators.
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And that's before you consider the return of a certain once-dominant big cat on the prowl again.
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The demons have been unleashed and on both the left and the right they are on the prowl.
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Those who are on the prowl for a more luggage-friendly option will appreciate the Island Hopping Hat.
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Faced with midlife crises, some men buy sports cars, join the Hair Club or start to prowl nightclubs.
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Police have been swarming the Tampa neighborhood amid fears that a serial killer could be on the prowl.
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But now they stay away, fearing arrest by the predatory militias that prowl the streets of the capital.
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Michelson's indistinct, purplish wolves prowl back and forth menacingly, as though they were guard dogs rather than captives.
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My eyes and face burn as I prowl through the smoke, looking for the rest of the fight.
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Already, at 25100 pounds, the young T. rex was as large as any other predator on the prowl.
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Controlling some 20213 percent of Fox voting shares has allowed him to prowl for deals without much interference.
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Adults who suspect a predator is on the prowl and do nothing are simply monsters in another form.
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Luckily, I've learned something after 17 years of enthusiastic and conflicted "Bachelor" viewing: not to prowl for spoilers.
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And Greene is likely on the prowl for more talent — possibly, we've heard, from her old company VMware.
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Autonomous cars need loads of data before they can confidently prowl the streets, and data takes time to collect.
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The zoo released a video and a still photo from that night that depicted P-215 on the prowl.
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Like Destiny, and indeed any MMO, you prowl around level-appropriate areas, complete missions and take out bad guys.
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Mediobanca, which has some spare cash and is building up its wealth management business, is already on the prowl.
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Either way, it's a total clusterfuck, with the dregs of Austinites and mesmerized tourists going out on the prowl.
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Robert kicks off this week's episode on the prowl, trying to get his groove back now that he's single again.
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The record is held by the German city of Freiburg—in one study 74% of cars were on the prowl.
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Freshly minted mobile classifieds startup Carousell is officially on the prowl — and Southeast Asia's struggling startups are on the menu.
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What you're on the prowl for is adventurers' souls—but why hit the bricks when they can come to you?
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Image: Ivan De AraujoFlash one light, and the mouse goes on the prowl, zombielike, stalking any prey in its path.
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Big pharmaceutical firms are always on the prowl for approved drugs, and it's rare to find such a concentrated collection.
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So, it makes sense that Vanguard may be on the prowl for another market, but is this the right one?
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It's frightening' And when she's on the prowl she's looking for one thing and one thing only: Cheese-flavored snacks.
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Women are now on the prowl for comfortable clothes suitable for everything from working in an office to working out.
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It's cuffing season, that time of the year when it's just too damn cold to go out on the prowl.
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The new rule put both Pfizer and Allergan back on the prowl for a new round of mergers and acquisitions.
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While it might look relaxed, it's likely on the prowl, hoping something will meander into its tentacles and get stung.
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Tesla Motors, an American maker of electric cars founded by Elon Musk, a tech tycoon, is also on the prowl.
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Under the Skin Scarlett Johansson stars as an alien on the prowl in this beautiful, disturbing and experimental art film.
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Even if you aren't on the prowl, I guarantee you that stepping outside your professional bubble will yield positive results.
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Not when there are rainy streets to prowl in a long wool coat, and grisly scenes to uncover in Whitechapel.
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" Another man, 46, said: "Everyone is on the prowl for perceived injustice and attempts to elevate women of all ages.
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Gangs prowl the streets, armed with improvised weapons, hunting political opponents, whom they often scourge, sometimes hang and occasionally burn.
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Think about it: For every man on the prowl, there simply aren't a hundred women available to bear his child.
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Dick spews nearly nonsensical invective and, vaporizing all subtext, goes on the prowl for sex, which he hasn't had in years.
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We're away a third of the year," and, with North Korean poachers on the prowl, "the waters are more dangerous now.
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So when it comes to shopping for a new handbag, we're usually on the prowl for something functional, but also exciting.
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Now, with the premiere date of the seventh season of the hit HBO series announced we're on the prowl for details.
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By Mike Stone and Devika Krishna Kumar NEW YORK, July 2858 (Reuters) - Acquisition-hungry energy companies are back on the prowl.
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In the meantime, advocates like McMahon are always on the prowl for the next tool they can add to this fight.
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Mylan is still on the prowl for deals, Chief Executive Heather Bresch indicated over a post-earnings conference call with analysts.
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Starship robots are already in action in Europe, where they prowl London for the food delivery companies Just Eat and Pronto.
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First of all, not all phages can compete with the human immune system, which is always on the prowl for intruders.
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Like Bigfoot or the Loch Ness Monster, there's anecdotal evidence that the big cats prowl there today, but no hard proof.
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With the rise of Christianity, Satan started to prowl folk tales and epic poems, luring us off the path to salvation.
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Feral cats (all fixed) lounge and prowl, mostly near the faded red structures that house a takeout counter offering sophisticated cuisine.
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Desert sand tumbling through the windows of an abandoned house as leopards prowl and a model crouches atop of a wardrobe.
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And just in case the government's message was unclear, it punctuated its decision by sending armoured cars to prowl around CICIG's headquarters.
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I was taught to be on the prowl, and to shoot a hundred rolls of film, and learn your camera really well.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Less than five months before Britain leaves the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May's parliamentary enforcers are on the prowl.
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Match continues to be on the prowl for strategic M&A opportunities, said its chief executive officer Mandy Ginsberg in a statement.
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Dressing up as Power Rangers and Disney princesses, we would de-case our pillows and prowl our hoods with treat-expectant hands.
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The cenotes of Yucatán, still mostly unexplored, have galvanized some of the best cave divers to prowl through these nightmarish subterranean labyrinths.
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The feline Barack Obama began his aloof reign wanting to prowl alone on the stage and he's ending it the same way.
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The idea of assassins is that they can go out on the prowl and pretty easily kill enemy champions in 1v1 duels.
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To zoom along on a high-speed car chase, enact the logistics of a heist, and see a killer on the prowl?
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If you're on the prowl for DVDs, Blu-ray Discs, video games, or music, there's no reason to buy them full price.
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Most revolve around the question of whether to deter or placate Russia as it continues to prowl unpredictably to the alliance's east.
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"Globally, (bond) investors are on the prowl for anything that is remotely secure and offers a positive yield," a bond dealer said.
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This woman — on the prowl and on the dole in the Splott district of Cardiff — is a blazing life force, for sure.
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Wolves now live deeper in the abundant forests of Slovenia, while the jackals prowl along the edges, closer to farms and towns.
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As we reported earlier, Google is on the prowl for companies to boost its apps business, overseen by enterprise boss Diane Greene.
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It agreed to swap defence attachés with Norway last year, and to share data on air surveillance—particularly Russian bombers on the prowl.
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Revelers line the streets, or prowl the roads in pickup trucks, armed with water guns and plastic bowls and douse anyone in sight.
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I know, because I prowl through at least eight newspapers a day, that I feel about 1,000 percent smarter and more interesting afterward.
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That's compounding fear that already has rippled through the financial world that after years of being dormant, inflation is finally on the prowl.
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As a novelist, he's jittery, mobile, always on the prowl for new material, not so much easily distracted as easily consumed, quickly recentered.
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There's also been reports private equity firm Cerberus Capital is on the prowl for more grocery deals after earlier buying Albertsons and Safeway.
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But they also are one step closer to distracting games, sexting apps and social media apps where online bullies are on the prowl.
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The expo floor was chockablock with buyers from grocers, distributors, food company bigwigs and investors on the prowl for the next big thing.
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LinkedIn makes most of its money by selling subscriptions to corporate recruiters, who prowl through its database of executives looking for prospective employees.
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Shooting starts in Britain next month; James Corden, Jennifer Hudson, Ian McKellen and Taylor Swift are among those slated to prowl the screen.
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Chris Evans is a bachelor again after his split from Jenny Slate ... and he looks a lot like a bro on the prowl.
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The endless military checkpoints across Juba and the marauding soldiers who prowl around every neighborhood make it impossible to go out at night.
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Always on the prowl for something new for the Thanksgiving menu, I thought of the cornbread as we sampled these Thanksgiving wine selections.
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Having grown up on the Dead and Phish, they remain on the prowl for the next great thing in rock, jazz, folk, whatever.
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DWIGHT GARNER Ben Lerner is moving from strength to strength, and "The Topeka School" displays a unique mind and sensibility on the prowl.
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Ebbers remained on the prowl, announcing a $129 billion merger with Sprint Corp in October 1999, only to have regulators block that tie-up.
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Tim Tebow is officially on the prowl ... telling Ellen DeGeneres he's single and looking -- and dude knows EXACTLY what he wants in a partner.
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With an undisciplined penalty, the Penguins allowed San Jose's power play — converting at a 27 percent rate in these playoffs — to prowl, and produce.
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Most women eager to wear a designer wedding dress are forced to prowl the aisles of bridal stores, French manicured talons at the ready.
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CLEVELAND — Plenty of eyes are fixed on what's happening onstage at the Republican National Convention, but ITK's on the prowl behind the scenes, too.
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Rob SSilver SurferNovember 6, 2016 Like miniature, beach-loving Godzillas, marine iguanas prowl the Galápagos Islands not for flesh, but for seaweed and algae.
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When you go to a college party or a club, you're on the prowl for women who want to share this pleasure with you.
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Huge cages of wood fill the railway arch enclosure, knots and gravy-coloured striations snarling back at me as we prowl around the cages.
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There's a new villain on the prowl: the slithery Bushmaster (Mustafa Shakir), who has voodoo in his arsenal and Mariah's realm in his sights.
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Her iTunes Page Was Reportedly Down Always on the prowl, the Beyhive apparently noticed – and tweeted – that Beyoncé's iTunes page shut down briefly last week.
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Parents in the Kashmir Valley say they are terrified of sending their children out with troops everywhere and separatist militants on the prowl for trouble.
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The claws are coming out this summer, and it looks like these feisty females are on the the prowl for some fun in the sun!!!
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By night, he goes on the prowl for his own business, Ratingdog, sniffing out data that could bring clarity to China's notoriously opaque bond market.
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Nick Jonas is still on the prowl cause he's definitely NOT banging the model he's been kicking it with in Hawaii ... according to her, anyway.
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The 90 minutes you spend watching Robert De Niro prowl Florida for horny college girls the day after his beloved wife's death can't be recovered.
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Whereas the vanguardist movement that won is on the prowl for new comrades, the anti-vanguardist movement that lost is looking for people to blame.
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In "Ox Prowl," Carte Blanche Performance dancers dressed as glowing lanterns guide audience members through the park with the promise of surprising encounters and performances.
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The trailer offers a look at the film's remarkable all-star ensemble, as they prance, prowl, cavort, and flop like the best felines in showbiz.
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Bourbon Street is the loose, neon-lit strip in New Orleans where bachelor parties on the prowl for oblivion roam with fistfuls of plastic beads.
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Anthony Weiner is on the prowl again -- and one of his first orders of business was filling his gut with some Mexican grub in NYC.
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He is back on the prowl this year and looking just as menacing as he prepares to play Roberto Bautista Agut in Friday's other semifinal.
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And with a crystal-clear display to top it all off, this laptop is a must-buy if you're on the prowl for new tech.
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Renowned investor Jim Rogers has a contrarian message for U.S. investors on the prowl for opportunities in the wake of the Trump presidency: Buy Russia.
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On the prowl for dope, she ends up stumbling into some strange tribunal, run by masked children who claim to have parents incarcerated at Shawshank.
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" By contrast, his assistant, Nine, is all debauchery — a party boy on the prowl for easy sex among the "million displaced" and "ten thousand orphans.
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Related: Meet the Artist Making Giant Sculptures Out of Animal Bones Endangered Species Paintings Document Disappearing Ideologies Big Cat Sculptures Prowl to Preserve an Endangered Leopard
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Not everyone wants to work in out-of-the-way places—and holding on to people in cities, where big banks prowl, can be hard too.
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While Eagles' show is set in one space, the Carte Blanche Performance Ox Prowl features silent actors gracefully gliding around the other exhibits at Up Late.
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"Half the Battle," featuring Mr. Rosenwinkel, is a shadow-realm prowl suspenseful in its harmonic irresolution, an excellent disquisition on the dark grandeur of the unknown.
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The rockets contain the potential death of every single person on the planet, packed tight into metal tubes and sent off to prowl through the oceans.
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Now, with Russia once again on the prowl, that alliance seems to be at risk in ways that were virtually inconceivable when Latvia joined in 2004.
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Cormorants, on the other hand, prowl among the rocks and see their prey only when they are very close, their heads shooting out to grab it.
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T.P.C. Sawgrass on Saturday was different, jolted to life with a scene that many have waited impatiently to see: Tiger Woods was on the prowl again.
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In the center of town, lupine packs of black Benzes prowl the jammed streets looking for fossil fuel executives and hedge fund managers to scoop up.
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A host of edited videos and messages, distributed on the popular messaging app WhatsApp, warned villages in India about gangs of purported kidnappers on the prowl.
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For a nighttime prowl around town, join the Expecto Bar Crawl, a Harry Potter-themed bar crawl where people dress as their favorite wizards and witches.
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When I was in college, credit card companies used to prowl the campus offering free T-shirts to students willing to fill out a credit application.
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Dumazy said Edenred remained on the prowl for acquisitions, including opportunities in Asia, and that it had the capacity to mobilise 1.5 billion euros to fund deals.
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Urban hunters armed with AR-19503s now prowl some major cities to check coyote populations that, as The New York Times put it, are "colonizing" urban centers.
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Bustle, the everything blog for millennial women, is hustling to close on around $30 million in new funding as it goes on the prowl for new acquisitions.
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Those that are on the prowl have generally shifted their focus from larger synergistic deals to buying smaller on-trend brands, like Kind snack bars and RXBAR.
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He used to prowl the streets on a big motorcycle looking for "an encounter to kill" just to show to local law enforcers he could do it.
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If you're on the prowl for a new job or a more fulfilling career, the health-care industry might have a position with your name on it.
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It's why this storytelling device pairs so well with immersive sims, where we generally prowl through the remains of average, everyday life after disaster has already occurred.
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To a child on the prowl for sweets, that brownie, cookie or bear-shaped candy left on the kitchen counter is just asking to be gobbled up.
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Footsteps Leopold Mozart would have admired the marketing skills of the persistent young men in ratty wigs and fraying red waistcoats who prowl Stephansplatz, Vienna's central square.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. It's the dead of night, with the hum of six pints bouncing around my skull, and I'm on the prowl.
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She will be singing from atop a six-foot-high throne, rather than stalking the stage in a vigilant prowl (she is restricted by a back injury).
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Unfortunately, nefarious actors are simultaneously on the prowl, looking to take advantage of the American spirit of generosity and steal money intended for veterans and their families.
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Cramer, who enjoys putting acronyms to good use, is now on the prowl for a new play on words to redefine the group of big technology stocks.
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We're always on the prowl for the next best pencil, pomade, or hack that will turn our lackluster caterpillars into a next-level Cara Delevingne-Brooke Shields set.
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All this was done while making sure that no one in the house was on the prowl to notify my single father who would've freaked out (sorry, daddy).
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The Citi research team also cast its net wider to consider the implications for regional Unilever's peers, should the American behemoth remain on the prowl on the continent.
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Off the coast of Okinawa, Japan, fishermen see hordes of their catch snapped up by sharks, which prowl the waters near their boats and tear into their hauls.
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Khloe was on the prowl Sunday night in Las Vegas, where she was celebrating 2 birthdays -- for her best GF, Malika Haqq, and her twin, Khadijah Haqq McCray.
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Jolene's been on the prowl a long time, but she just got a makeover and I couldn't be more excited to share the new string version with y'all!
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Online giant Amazon is on the prowl for approximately 15 store locations in France, especially in Paris, in the next two years, according to the newspaper Le Monde.
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I docked at Cimitero, the ancient island cemetery, to prowl the mausoleums; circumnavigated Sant'Erasmo; then called in at San Francesco del Deserto, a monastery still inhabited by monks.
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The father, a widower, is on the prowl himself, though he seems as captivated by the tasty dishes eligible women cook as he is with the women themselves.
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And, in many cases, as the age-old real-estate adage goes, prospective home buyers on the prowl aren't seeking the homes in these listings — they want the land.
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A recent paper by Peter Leeson of George Mason University and his former colleague Jacob Russ, argue that religious tensions, not the weather, put witch-hunters on the prowl.
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Simplifying the decision to gender and attributing young women's support of Sanders to a prowl for boys is not the way to get these important voters on your side.
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Don't let these animalistic images of Kendall Jenner lock you up ... Unleash your wild side and be on the prowl for any differences between these two super similar snaps!
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Lufthansa, although on a lower margin, is hoping to charge more for first class passengers to manage extra costs, and says it is also on the prowl for acquisitions.
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The New Orleans glimpsed beyond the walls of the Kowalskis' home is inhabited by men and women who scrap, prowl, bloody one another's noses and mate like alley cats.
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The series gets more substantive and quicker starting in Episode 6, but over all the pieces — man-boys on the prowl, bromance, occasional forays into seriousness — fit together uncomfortably.
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Many people believed Simpson had received his due karma for allegedly murdering his wife and Goldman and then having the nerve to prowl around South Florida like a playboy.
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When an armed attacker begins to prowl, and a student is left in the hall, "Do I let the kid in, and maybe the gunman behind her?" he said.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer, who enjoys putting acronyms to good use, is now on the prowl for a new play on words to redefine the group of big technology stocks.
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When bees prowl around a flower, perhaps drinking nectar for immediate energy, pollen falls all over them and sticks to the hairs that cover their bodies — even their eyes.
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Kawhi Leonard is officially on the prowl for his new home ... checking out some of the best available cribs in Los Angeles ... starting with an incredible $10 million pad!!
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We're always on the prowl for cool new designers that all of our friends, street style favorites, or social media follows aren't already clued into (and decked out in) already.
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Jean Michel Vecchiet's film, showing him on the prowl with a camera on the streets of New York, explores his relationships with the women who shaped his life and career.
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It's an extended family made to sitcom order, no one saying more than two or three sentences at a time, everyone on the prowl for the next rimshot-worthy line.
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After years of watching a neighborhood cat prowl around his yard, Arkaitz Garro, a front end engineer for WeTransfer in the Netherlands, decided to investigate whether it was a stray.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A study of polar bear metabolism conducted near Alaska's Prudhoe Bay has provided more reason to worry about the future of these massive predators that prowl the Arctic.
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But as he sat with other believers in his high school auditorium, watching his mentor prowl the same stage where Foster had pretended to be Thoreau, he saw only artifice.
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The director Michael Chaves, making the most of his silkily mobile, at times predatory camera (he likes to shift the point of view mid-prowl) delivers the horror classics nicely.
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A very personal reasonSo she was on the prowl for a health tech company to join and Neural Analytics ultimately won her over, which she attributes to a few reasons.
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The vast, ambitious novels imagine a steampunkish version of our world, where the rooms are lit by naphtha lamps, blimplike airships cruise the skies, and armored bears prowl the north.
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Now, the 55-year-old sounds like she's over being a sugar mama ... and she's on the prowl for a guy who can match her wit and her bank account.
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Once again, flyers are floating around the internet claiming that the that the producers that made Queer Eye the best part of last March are on the prowl for fresh talent.
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It doesn't matter if you're in need of a new foundation or on the prowl for skin-tightening serum, there are a ton of brands hosting crazy, good sales right now.
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American Cancer Society Discovery ShopHead to one of American Cancer Society's many California Discovery Shop ouposts if you're on the prowl for quality pieces in need of some present day TLC.
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For instance, you could listen to Ladysmith Black Mambazo, prowl around the fountain at your local mall, or, of course, cut holes in your shirts where your boobs would be. Fetch!
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If you are out with friends or alone on the prowl and you find you're in a hot and heavy exchange with someone that it might go down with, slow down.
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I believe BB&T Corporation, Citizens Financial Group, Fifth Third Bancorp, Key Corp, M&T Bank, PNC Financial, Regions Financial, SunTrust Bank and U.S. Bancorp are among those on the prowl.
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There is also plenty of noise, residents say, from the throngs of visitors who prowl the neighborhood, turning what was once a sleepy, postindustrial backwater into a somewhat unlikely tourist attraction.
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I had shelved my experience with Harvey far in the recesses of my mind, joining in the conspiracy of silence that has allowed this predator to prowl for so many years.
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A typical evening finds him disguised as a priest, on the prowl, or dressing in drag, as a prostitute in a brothel, to evade capture during a raid by the authorities.
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Mr. Burroughs said that when he is under stress or on a book tour, he loves to prowl junk shops and estate sales from Maine to San Francisco for great finds.
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It was so popular that poets wrote about it, though not uncritically: Martial said that for young Romans on the prowl, dating someone who'd recently eaten garum was a frightening proposition.
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Even though, hypothetically, antisubmarine aircraft could fly out of Hokkaido on the prowl for subs, that's a far different matter from letting US subs into the bastion to hunt at will.
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Most Prepared Knowing the kiss cam would be on the prowl during a Minnesota Gophers Valentine's Day game, fan Adam Martin came armed with a "My Sister" sign to avoid any confusion.
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With the secret aid of her daughter, Livia — brittle to the point of shattering from repressing her own smoke — the boys prowl a hidden laboratory where Lady Naylor is experimenting on soot.
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The free-flying robots are called Astrobees, and they might prowl around the ISS, film astronaut activities, power new science experiments, and help NASA locate lost items by the end of 2017.
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And for those on the prowl for late-night Mexican in the Taco Bueno region of influence in the south and west, you can score Muchachos until 1:00 AM or later.
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There's something about how red her top looks in the golden light, something about the quiet, something which suggests that the camera isn't merely on the prowl but also out for blood.
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Tammany continued to prowl the halls of City Hall until he was found in pain on April 10, 1939, and was taken, under police escort, to an animal hospital, Ms. Gavan reported.
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Blue has a huge personality that expresses itself in unique ways depending on which game mode you're playing in: Training Mode, Total Control Mode, Prowl Mode, and Guard Mode (more on those later).
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The most striking recent development in cancer treatment re-engineers the immune system's T-cells—cells which prowl through the body looking for proteins they don't like on the surfaces of other cells.
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When the researchers programmed in supermassive black holes at the centers of galaxies, the black holes either turned those galaxies into donuts or drifted out from galactic centers like monsters on the prowl.
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At one end, hundreds of seed and micro VCs, each armed with dozens of $250,000-$1 million checks to write every year, are on the prowl for visionary founders with pedigrees and resumes.
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We previously reported that Cigna had a lot of cash to spend and made it clear it would be on the prowl for some kind of deal after its merger with Anthem flopped.
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Broder does not identify a moment when all hell breaks loose, or even differentiate the early Lucy sexually plodding along in desert Arizona from Venice Beach Lucy on the down-and-dirty prowl.
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Novartis's second bet on gene therapy in four months will fuel speculation of mergers and acquisitions as large pharmaceuticals and biotech companies remain on the prowl for smaller targets, Jefferies analyst Michael Yee said.
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The government that had been in place before that revolt decamped to the east, and most of the armed groups that prowl Libya's streets ended up siding with one of the two competing alliances.
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After my admirer left that day, it took me a good hour to quiet my inner judge and send him hulking back down the cellar steps of my consciousness to prowl grumbling and mumbling.
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The response was countless scandalized headlines, like "Rich 'Cougars' To Prowl Dating Fest," and pop culture created to investigate this supposedly bizarre anomaly, including Courteney Cox vehicle Cougar Town and failed reality series The Cougar.
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For journalists, the meeting is a great opportunity to prowl the corridors to meet defense officials and senior military officers who are rarely approachable in their home countries - or at more cloistered formal diplomatic events.
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Renee Ventrice, the company's director of mobile pet spa services and Caroline Murphy, director of pet sitting services, are on the prowl for a reliable and trustworthy dog groomer to join their rapidly growing team.
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Last week, the game, in which players prowl a school campus from the point of view of an attacker, had its scheduled release canceled by Valve Corporation, the software and technology company that operates Steam.
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"We're having trouble talking to women by phone as their abusers are on the prowl 24 hours a day," said abuse survivor Ana Bella Estevez, who runs a support organisation in Seville in southern Spain.
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Also, in case you're worried about accidentally letting all your friends and family know you're on the prowl: Facebook Dating is siloed entirely from your News Feed, eliminating all risks of being horny on main.
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He has special admiration for the courage of his friend Sandra Bernhard, who in her wildest moments used to prowl the stage with a flashlight and interrogate unsuspecting audience members, many of whom cringedin fear.
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With a blond crop cut, baton in hand, backed by his crew in blue, Pritchard talks slow and fishes for fear in wide-eyed newbies; he's on the prowl especially for sexual predators and LGBTQ prisoners.
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If we had to guess we'd say she'll prowl around on her own for while in a possible attempt to get close to Cersei, then eventually bump into her family towards the end of Season 7.
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While scientists prowl the Plains in search of monster storms, others are looking at broader-scale trends that show tantalizing clues about how Tornado Alley may be shifting both geographically and temporally as the climate changes.
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That means, he said, this is a time when lots of male and female lynx are out on the prowl, looking for that last shot at mating and the opportunity to parent a litter of kittens.
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She added more money was needed for the Coast Guard to beef up the U.S. presence in the Arctic at a time when Russia and China increasingly were on the prowl for that region's natural resources.
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On its face, it divides the world into men, who prowl bars with pickup techniques honed in workshops and self-help books, and women, who are reduced to prey with predictable behavior that can be exploited.
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There's a wildness to teenhood — a slightly uncaring, boundary-testing sense of immortality that comes across in the vodka-stealing, rollerblading girl gangs that prowl through Wind Gap at all hours of the day or night.
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U.S. food giant Kraft Heinz, still smarting from its failed takeover bid for Europe's Unilever, is on the prowl for its next target and more names are being mentioned as possibilities, according to a new report.
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Lead author Diana D. Chin and principal investigator David Lentink found in their study, published in Science Advances, that the mini-birds have a nifty way of conserving energy when they're on the prowl for food.
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"It's an extended family made to sitcom order, no one saying more than two or three sentences at a time, everyone on the prowl for the next rimshot-worthy line," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
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In any case, Powell believes that the line represents the "magic" of a Linklater movie, in this case, one that invites us to listen in on a close-knit community of male athletes on the prowl.
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He excuses himself to take a call from a florist — Prince Charles's florist, he notes — who is on the prowl for a special variety of gerbera known as pasta, because it is shaped something like fusilli.
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Sterilized dogs, which don't have puppies or prowl around for mates, tend to be more relaxed, which makes people less fearful of them, which makes the dogs friendlier, which makes people even more accepting of them.
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The grizzly bears, the elk, the bobcats, the wolves, the swift predators and the stealthy ones, they prowl and sniff as always, far outnumbering humans in a place where a cellphone signal is a distant rumor.
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There are moments of high tension, notably the scene in which Pinkman has to creep around a house in search of a stash of cash, as rival crooks prowl around the same property just feet away.
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I try to shift over the prowl, but my grip is not holding and my worst fear happens; I take a big whipper accompanied by a scream that I never knew could come out of my mouth.
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If she knows what's good for her, Dany isn't going to bring one of those vile beasts near the Lannister front lines ever again — at least not while Ser Bronn of the Blackwater is on the prowl.
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In both of these premieres, Mr. Khoury repeated an unappealing choreographic tendency: No matter the idiom or the music, his movement incorporates a slow-motion prowl, whether in a seductive duet or a raunchier pas de trois.
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I wasn't out as transgender in those days, not by a long shot, but I did have the tools I needed to slip out of the house, once in a while, and prowl around Baltimore en femme.
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In a 2015 article in Vanity Fair, Nancy Jo Sales argued that Tinder is responsible for a "dating apocalypse," with several 38-something New York men admitting they use it to prowl for women to sleep with.
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It's weird being in New York with a bunch of single 40-year-olds who are baristas and trying to do art once a week, still out there on the prowl trying to fuck 20-year-olds.
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Mr. Valamios used to supplement his income as a fisherman by working five months of the year at Myrivilis' Mulberry taverna, facing the bucolic port where fishermen mend yellow nets beneath oleanders and village cats prowl for fish.
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Yet a photograph of the campaign-manager-turned-presidential-advisor sitting on her knees with her heels dug into the crotch of a sofa in the Oval Office has aroused the bloodlust of Trump detractors on the prowl.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you're constantly on the prowl for obscure music from around the world, this music streaming website will be your new favorite audio service that saves you from hours of combing the internet.
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Innes's depiction of respectable Scottish ladies on the sloppy, sticky, slithering prowl, during a "darker, squelchier" bachelorette party complete with a "seduction tutor," provides a stark contrast to the more sedate doings of the call girls, hookers and streetwalkers.
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RPC has been on the prowl for deals in eastern and western Europe over the past few years as the plastic packaging maker leads a consolidation in the industry that competes with glass, plastic and aluminium-based packaging products.
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But a temporary job playing at a luxury hotel's bar shakes up his world, especially once he encounters a cougar on the prowl, Olivia (Amy Landecker of "Transparent," who finds a way to energize her cliché of a character).
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When they met Mr. Giuliani last year, Mr. Parnas, born in Ukraine, and Mr. Fruman, a native of Belarus, were on the prowl for influence to help their companies, and over time would plow about $700,000 into political campaigns.
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Serge Diaghilev, always on the prowl for new styles, new sensations, to showcase in his Ballets Russes productions, invited Natalia Goncharova, from Moscow, to design the troupe's 1914 ballet "The Golden Cockerel," set to the 1909 Rimsky-Korsakov opera.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Value stocks are getting a once-over from some U.S. growth fund managers in early 2018 as they prowl for overlooked shares they think have more upside in a market that gained nearly 20 percent last year.
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But she wouldn't fall asleep, and after a while when she was rested she'd begin to prowl around the room, snooping idly, the way girls do, through her mother's toiletries and in the chest of drawers where they'd unpacked their clothes.
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The piece was inspired by the sculptor's long walks in the hills above Los Angeles, where the wild cats prowl, and also by a Greek marble sculpture, "Lion Attacking a Horse," that Mr. Ray saw at the J. Paul Getty Museum.
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The LAPD has been both criticized for failing to alert the community sooner that there was a serial killer on the prowl (before Franklin was identified by name) and heralded for doggedly pursuing the case once the more recent slayings were discovered.
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The reason Putin is on the prowl is because he believes that the Europeans are weakened by the tsunami of refugees and Brexit; that populists and the extreme right are on the rise, that the U.S. is navel-gazing during the election season.
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It's all still here: the lyrical steps from classical ballet, with knee-to-nose extensions; rump-twisting and hip-thrusting to suggest cats in heat; hands held in pawlike positions as the dancers prowl and crawl and leap in pseudo-feline poses.
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Just beneath the surface at the Eureka rig, sea lions prowl in the crystal clear waters; half a dozen species of rockfish and bright orange Garibaldi swim in the swift currents; and florid carpets of invertebrates and crustaceans cling to the rig's pylons.
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The latest project to prove that making a 10-minute webisode is nothing at all like making a feature film is "Ktown Cowboys," a mess of a movie about five young men on the prowl in the Koreatown section of Los Angeles.
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Umbria is on about the same latitude as other places that produce magnificent, naturally slow-cured hams: Virginia and Kentucky, the forests of southern Spain where Iberico pigs prowl for acorns, and the breezy Zhejiang province of China, where Jinhua ham is made.
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Stalking a hotel room wearing only fishnet stockings and a blouse, she's a cat on the prowl for something she can't quite put her paw on; sitting at a piano and belting out one of Barbara's songs, she's the queen of French soul.
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The wildest of the bunch, including "The Tiger," by William Blake, "Eletelephony," by Laura E. Richards, and "Humming-bird," by D. H. Lawrence, can't be tamed by a single spread; page flaps open to allow animals to prowl, make mischief and fly.
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Part of the Onassis Cultural Center New York festival of avian-themed art this month, "The Birds" is less a pointed contemporary satire than a portrait of the atavistic urges that keep people restless and forever on the prowl for self improvement.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 84%Synopsis: The first installment of Christopher Nolan's gritty, superhero trilogy explores the origin story of Bruce Wayne (Bale), a philanthropist who transforms into a vigilante to prey on the villains that prowl the dark streets of Gotham City.
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In the "Gold Diggers" movies (they were a series), penniless young women, with a sigh, seek their fortune among the tuxedoed gents who prowl the back stages of Broadway, and a few of them find love with the sappy, stagestruck juvenile Dick Powell.
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Does BHP want to be a cutting edge mining company always on the prowl for the next big opportunity, or does it want to be a cautious, dividend-focused cash generator, something akin to being the telecoms utility of the mining world?
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Palau has also emerged as a testing ground for some of the technology — including drones, satellite monitoring and military-grade radar — that might finally empower countries to spot and arrest the pirates, poachers, polluters, traffickers and other scofflaws who prowl the seas with impunity.
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Trips outside to check a phone, or even down the hall to the restroom, could be fraught — people hoping for a seat would prowl the aisles during breaks, occasionally pushing aside a newspaper or stack of papers left behind to mark a seat as taken.
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After cooling last year due largely to lower oil prices, India's old nemesis inflation is back on the prowl and is threatening to breach the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) target, a harsh welcome for its new chief who is expected to be appointed soon.
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An estimated 180,000 attendees made up of manufacturers, retailers, technology buyers, and just plain tourists flew in to Las Vegas, Nevada to prowl miles of expo hall booths, interact with robots, try flashy virtual reality demos, or just look for their next phone case.
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Its main plot concerns a down-and-out gumshoe whose nom de guerre is Wolf, on the prowl in dingiest 1939 London some years after the so-called Fall, when National Socialism lost its brief sway over Germany to the Communists in the 1933 elections.
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Mr. Samson leaves them empty, milky ovals on otherwise finely rendered faces that invert the quizzical gaze of figures in a Belkis Ayón collograph, and echo the ghostly migrants returned from a sea disaster who prowl Dakar in Mati Diop's film "Atlantics," demanding accounts.
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The man who jumped the White House fence last week was able to prowl around the property for nearly 20 minutes, got right up to the White House, hid behind a pillar and even jiggled a doorknob trying to get in ... TMZ has learned.
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But like his two cats, who were once confined to his Brooklyn one-bedroom but now prowl indoors and out — catching, by his estimate, two mice a day, in addition to the occasional rabbit and snake — Mr. Collignon has come to love the rural life.
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Based on Philip Reeve's novel series, the story takes place in a future dystopia where cities have become massive, roving machines that prowl the surface of the Earth, with London, the biggest of them all, gobbling up smaller cities and dicing them to pieces for resources.
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But that is a small burden to bear compared with the ones being borne across America right now by every person of color and every person of good faith who feels under siege by the forces of corrosive anger and racism on the prowl in our nation.
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When I was a gay man on the prowl, there was a symmetry in what I wanted from other men, a reciprocity of desire and a clearer divide between the times I met men just for sex and those when I became interested in dating them.
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The heavyweight boxer Fury scored an upset win against Wladimir Klitschko in 2015, winning four world titles, while Saunders has won a world title at middleweight, remains unbeaten, and is on the prowl for a big fight against DAZN stablemates Saul "Canelo" Alvarez or Gennady Golovkin.
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The animated skeleton that first manifested in the 15th century and proliferated in the 16th and 17th centuries endures as a personification of our anxiety over death, whether in the Day of the Dead imagery in Mexico, or the zombies that prowl through film and television.
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If Alabama becomes known as the place where predators can prowl in pursuit of girls in the malls at night and be sent to the Senate, businesses that are thinking of coming to Alabama will not come, some may leave, boycotts could begin and your economy will pay a price.
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Bodies rot to the bone in hospitals, gore-drenched wild animals prowl the streets, and everything is shot in that ice-blue light we've all come to expect from Scandinavian pop culture like The Girl With The Dragan Tattoo, The Killing, and Borgen, which was written by Rain co-creator Jannik Tai Mosholt.
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It's really up to you whether you dress up like a sequined dragonfruit or just tie a jumper around your waist, whether you take a fistful of narcotics and shuffle along the dance floor like a sloth having a fit or spend your whole evening on the prowl, eventually going home with the doorman.
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They must do this while also surviving one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the country — South Central Los Angeles, which the film depicts as a place where violence is ubiquitous, police helicopters hang overhead, almost everyone owns a gun, and Crips prowl the streets day and night just looking for someone to kill.
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If Die Hard set the arcade-game-like template for every lesser action movie that followed (put hero in inescapable situation that requires the progressive elimination of a series of bad guys; escalate set pieces accordingly), then Rickman's Hans Gruber is the template for every lesser bad guy to prowl bullet-riddled sets in a well-made suit.
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The uber-competent woman has a lot of traction in popular culture at the moment, enough so that I found myself wishing that this character could unite with Sarah Lancashire's in Happy Valley, and Elisabeth Moss's from Top of the Lake, and perhaps Allison Janney's from Spy to add a little comic relief, and go on the prowl.
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Shin Beom-chul, a security expert at the government-run Korea National Diplomatic Academy in Seoul, said that even if North Korea wanted to conduct an atmospheric nuclear test in the Pacific, it did not have the ability to dispatch test-monitoring ships to the open ocean while the United States military was on the prowl.
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And while I'll admit that Wood's grand monologuing is far less riveting for me than the way she got to flutter between various personalities last season, I can't lie: Seeing Dolores on a murderous prowl has me more excited for what's to come than I was expecting — especially given that it took me until halfway through this premiere to realize I had almost entirely forgotten the finale, that's how quickly it dissipated for me.
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In fact, for a good while — starting with the opening, which introduces pearl-colored new stray Victoria (ballet superstar Francesca Hayward) to the turf felines who prowl 1930s&apos London hoping to be anointed by Old Deuteronomy, and through numbers with Rebel Wilson (as showbiz-mad Jennyanydots), Jason Derulo (as self-centered Rum Tum Tugger) and James Corden (as gluttonous Bustopher) — it&aposs painful enough to make your heart race for everyone involved.
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I could not bear to be seen as a tourist, to be spoken to in English as soon as my poor Farsi was made clear, to be caught trying to take pictures on the street or looking with too much wonderment at the street sellers hawking wares on the sidewalk, the wide-eyed cats that prowl every corner of the streets, the beautifully arranged displays of fruits and nuts in stands by the bazaar, the loud chaos of honking cars in a traffic circle, the murals painted on the open sides of apartment buildings, the stream of sellers in the metro walking across the cars carrying heavy loads of socks, jewelry, makeup, bras, shirts, pajamas, underwear, lavashak, fresh olives, powdered saffron, window cleaners, hair extensions, toys, books, notebooks, pens, screwdrivers, flashlights, lanterns, sleeping bags, picnic blankets, regular blankets, towels, headphones, chargers, headscarves — anything you could possibly need — loudly and elegantly proclaiming the benefits and quality of their products.
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