We'll picture the cougars still prowling there, the swaying trees.
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The suspect faces charges of theft, prowling, and violation of probation.
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Authorities were called and Gonzalez was arrested for loitering and prowling.
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Public toilets have often been associated with murky perverts prowling around.
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Wrangling Senate votes is a long way from prowling for playmates.
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Missiles cannot fend off prowling Chinese bombers nor speedboats patrol stormy oceans.
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Prowling around the first floor, he opened a bag filled with knives.
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Unwise, because the intelligence services are not the only ones prowling the web.
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City officials are predictably thrilled to have Google's robo-cars prowling their streets.
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Prowling the stacks of Yale's vast library, I sometimes felt giddy with excitement.
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It exudes a prowling kind of confidence—Columbian courage of the highest order.
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Ending up in Stratford we found ourselves listlessly prowling through the Olympic park.
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The night before, the animal had been spotted prowling near the hospital again.
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They must be people with no friends, seething monsters prowling in alleyways, we think.
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An unknown man was prowling around the quiet neighborhoods of ranch houses and bungalows.
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Mustier has been prowling the European banking universe for a partner for a while.
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He worries more about armed thieves, who sometimes come prowling for cars and equipment.
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I tell him that a fox probably took it; there's been one prowling around.
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Soon he was prowling Hollywood parties for aspiring actresses whose careers he might manage.
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Prowling the world's cities for scraps of bread, dirty water and various pieces of garbage.
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Howell was arrested in Santa Monica after a resident reported someone prowling around their home.
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It is a tight fist of prowling malevolence, almost Shakespearean in its strange, brassy strut.
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When fleeing IS convoys left Fallujah, they were an easy target for prowling coalition aircraft.
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She had also spotted an eagle owl out hunting and a leopard cat prowling nearby.
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Investigators believe all three victims were killed by a pair of teenagers prowling the area.
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First, a prowling tuba and eerie whooshes of tam-tam and cymbals evoke Hamm's solitude.
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Like a lion prowling the Serengeti, you need tons of room to roam in April.
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In the most recent case, on February 1, officers investigated a prowling incident in Bakersfield.
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"He and his Auntie Tay experienced the fear of someone prowling in the backyard," Merritt said.
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No birds were harmed by Ollie, even though she was found prowling around that bird house.
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Instead, I followed longtime crew member Larry Hayes, who was prowling around behind the launch rail.
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Dozens of hunters are prowling the Everglades during Florida's 21-day Python Bowl, which ends Monday.
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I looked out the window, half expecting to see them prowling about in the October air.
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If directors remain stubborn, the battle might attract buyout shops hungrily prowling for turnaround possibilities in Japan.
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Meanwhile, Ezekiel and Team Kingdom are prowling when they come across Morgan, who had gone rogue earlier.
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He'd become an object of ridicule, prowling the city, wringing his hands, looking for controversy to devour.
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We observe him prowling his technical area, roving about with impossible confidence and slick, snake-hipped grace.
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Specialized surface warships and aircraft designed to protect the subs are prowling key waterways off the coast.
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Williams was prowling like a hungry tiger and piled on the pressure in Strycova's next service game.
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The tendrils of Tom Wessels' white beard quiver when he grows animated while prowling forests and meadows.
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They're playing a very high line defensively, though, and with Robert Lewandowski prowling, that's always a risk.
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Prowling out in the cornfield, Mr. Rooster came rushing as soon as he heard the cry CHICK!
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Police arrested the 17-year-old suspect for prowling, residential burglary, and providing false information about his identity.
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The feral-cat population today is estimated at between 4m and 20m, most of them prowling outback habitats.
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Gail: For me the big takeaway from the second debate was visual — Trump prowling around the stage, scowling.
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COMPARED WITH those in Somalia, the pirates prowling the Gulf of Guinea have attracted relatively little global attention.
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It's an incredibly spatially aware piece of music, fine-tuned and prowling, simultaneously deeply heavy and angelically light.
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He found a night job at a security company, prowling the streets during the day with his camera.
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I am so psyched about seeing this glacier I am up prowling around the ship at 7 a.m.
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The salmon, chromatic shifts of light prowling the kelp forests, have slowed down by this time of year.
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Advances in lowlight filming allowed for night sequences, like the ones showing leopards prowling in Mumbai after dark.
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I kept getting up from my desk, prowling around the house in an inchoate desolation I didn't understand.
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Lu, who was charged with loitering and prowling, was held in the Palm Beach County jail, police said.
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I kept getting up from my desk, prowling around the house in an inchoate desolation I didn't understand.
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We had over the years developed the painful idea—not with us at the beginning—that Augustus, as a cat, for all the beauty of his bearing, lived close to the dangers that we had got to know about from living with him: prowling farm cats, prowling foxes and wild animals.
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On any given day, young migrant men can be seen prowling on the Moroccan side, looking for an opportunity.
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Delille has created spare tableaux that suggest the girl's evolving physicality, from a prowling beast to a rescued orphan.
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At the time, German submarines were prowling the Atlantic, hunting Allied ships carrying vital cargo for the war effort.
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Google has more than 50 self-driving cars prowling streets in tech-friendly towns in California, Washington, and Texas.
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She was charged with one count of "loitering or prowling" and one count of resisting an officer without violence.
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Tim Walker's fashion photography, with flaming Spitfires to prowling leopards, is going on display at the Victoria & Albert Museum.
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Tourists and passers-by were given the once-over by a phalanx of bomb-sniffing dogs prowling the sidewalks.
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More significantly, you could spot members of the automakers' teams prowling around the show floor looking for other promising partners.
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And I don't think she was prowling on her daughter's friends; I think this was really bad judgement that happened.
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Head to most festivals this summer, stalk the streets of Ibiza or Split, Croatia, and you will see them prowling.
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Palo Alto police arrested him a short time later for residential burglary, prowling and providing false information to an officer.
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And while you probably already knew that, maybe you're not sure, exactly, what kind of place you should be prowling.
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Andrew Lennon, commander of NATO's submarine forces, issued a public warning about Russian submarines prowling around near subsea telecommunications links.
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Mr. O'Farrill's compositions cover a range of moods, from swinging pugnacity ("Lower Brooklyn Botanical Union") to prowling elegy ("Survival Instincts").
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He opens his set by complaining about a threatening raccoon prowling around his secluded and no doubt ritzy new digs.
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The video features Kanye in an abandoned warehouse, prowling around the room while the video captures him in one take.
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The 190-mile-an-hour Urus will be prowling city streets, but probably very few mountain trails, later this year.
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Mr. Mamdani likes to imagine her wearing it every now and then, eyebrow cocked, still prowling the streets as Nani.
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There are more VCs, VC firms and VC dollars in more geos worldwide prowling for the next startup than ever.
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Prowling the streets, along with a cast of misfits, are pupils, their bizarre teachers, perverted priests, and fascist Black Shirts.
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Shadowy characters prowling sidewalks as narrators warn of the dangers of sanctuary cities have become recurring images in Republican spots.
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The big cat was prowling Aarey Colony, a neighborhood on the outskirts of the city, when it tripped Nayan Khanolkar's camera.
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But after a cortisone shot and a day of rest, Scherzer was prowling the Nationals' bullpen in Game 6 on Tuesday.
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The new rover is modeled after the extremely successful Curiosity vehicle, which has been prowling around the red planet since 2012.
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Saving that amount took nine days of prowling around, grabbing literally everything I could that could earn me a few coins.
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But listen to the second disc, which contains three extra-long group digressions, and you'll find yourself prowling through new territory.
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There's Elliot, prowling through the power plant and finding it totally deserted, with ominous evidence of deadly struggles around every corner.
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L'Orange's production — one recurring minor guitar chord, a prowling bass line, a draggy beat — gives "After Alley Life" a resolute foreboding.
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Lu was booked into Palm Beach County Jail "for loitering and prowling and is being held on a detainer," Ogrodnick said.
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I'm a serial eater-out, prowling New York for an uncommonly delicious dinner, at a decent price, cooked by someone else.
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Almost every car was charred -- set on fire by ISIS fighters, residents told us, to obscure the view of planes prowling overhead.
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Sometimes, you'll have to deal with both simultaneously: a guard wielding a lantern might be prowling around, keeping the rats at bay.
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According to 11 Alive, the Henry County Police Department first received calls about a large tiger prowling I-75 on Wednesday morning.
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But for now, the company won't say exactly how many it has prowling the streets of North Beach and the surrounding communities.
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But perhaps just the sight of man's best friend prowling the terminal is enough to scare off criminals or make them sweat.
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But local officials and animal welfare advocates say it would be wrong to imagine feral packs of aggressive dogs prowling the streets.
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Prowling the ring and smiling for the cameras as the American national anthem was sung, Mayweather continued grinning after the bout began.
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Lu invoked her right to an attorney and is being held in Palm Beach County Jail for loitering and prowling, Ogrodnick said.
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Today the tract is an immense lake, up to 20093 feet deep, with fish prowling the water and ducks skimming the surface.
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Conte himself is a touchline psychopath, prowling his technical area with all the menace and extreme violence of an incarcerated Hannibal Lecter.
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A 2016 version of the Bling Ring may be prowling Hollywood and other areas where celebs live ... law enforcement sources tell TMZ.
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He then called the police, who arrested the suspect for prowling, residential burglary, and providing false information to an officer about his identity.
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Germany's Continental AG and Delphi Automotive Plc , among others, are prowling for technology companies to buy, gathering in intellectual property and programming talent.
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I spent an obscene amount of time prowling around the city searching for my old neighborhood, or investigating every inch of Dolores Park.
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Biju and his team begin their hunt around 6 PM each night, prowling through the dense jungle until about three in the morning.
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"The Irishman" opens with one of Mr Scorsese's signature tracking shots, but on this occasion the camera isn't prowling around a glitzy nightclub.
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They composed lo-fi, grungy blues joints that made the most of Mosshart's prowling, post-coital purr, and Hince was her perfect foil.
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Fernando Hierro, by the way, is prowling the Spain coaching box in shirt sleeves like he wants to check in to the game.
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I haven't exactly been prowling social media lately," said Hall, who added, "I just think it's a new opportunity for everybody in here.
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While it's hilarious and bizarre to have gnarly ghouls with loose eye sockets prowling hungrily around the English countryside, there's no mockery or derision.
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A recent report by the state noted that at least two guests warned Disney employees that an alligator was prowling where children were wading.
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Authorities say the suspect was prowling cars early last Sunday when he found an unlocked BMW 550i with the key inside and sped away.
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And all those journalists spend time prowling Startup Alley hunting for stories about fascinating founders, emerging tech trends or maybe even a future unicorn.
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Being at the forefront of hip-hop then often meant working in the studio all day and prowling the clubs for talent at night.
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It also follows Ms. Macdonald into the woods bordering England and Wales to glimpse these phantom predators prowling the forest canopy like stealth bombers.
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When a black jaguar is spotted prowling the nearby forest, Saul is certain he has seen it, too, but he insists it was silver.
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This week came reports that Russian attack submarines are "prowling" the coastlines of Scotland, Scandinavia and the Mediterranean Sea in numbers not seen in years.
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" Even a beloved lullaby suddenly has a tense undercurrent of menace: "Demons are prowling everywhere nowadays" — but "nothing can harm you, not while I'm around.
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But fears of a loud American prowling the globe should be laid to rest: Not a single "bam!" resounded in the two episodes I watched.
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Gau rakshaks are known for prowling the streets at night, rounding up suspected cow smugglers, rescuing cows and often administering their own retribution on offenders.
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Fourteen presidential candidates will speak across the hall over the course of the weekend, but Bacelar is prowling the breakout sessions for like-minded activists.
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As you can imagine, just the utterance of the "Ku Klux Klan" fosters images of ghoulish figures prowling the night for black lives to hunt.
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So, much like the people currently prowling our high streets and playgrounds dressed like idiots, Bob Bradley must not be treated like a real clown.
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Mexico's Osorio has been prowling his coaching box in white shirt sleeves, black slacks and those white-soled shoes all the cool kids are wearing.
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As the sensuously prowling camera follows the couples through the club, the jeweled hues of each woman's dress gleam like a beacon, and you shiver.
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Zoo surveillance cameras showed P-22 prowling around the zoo the night of the koala's violent death, zoo director John Lewis told a news conference.
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Hatchetfish make themselves appear invisible by generating light on their underbellies to mimic downwelling sunlight; predators prowling below look up to see only a continuous glow.
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Security video footage showed the leopard prowling the empty hallways of Vibgyor International School, chasing people throughout the school grounds, and biting and clawing terrified victims.
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Up on Capitol Hill, lawmakers were forced to make quick calculations about how to respond to Trump's stunning gambit before they were mobbed by prowling reporters.
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Non-lethal weaponry could confound small craft prowling near-shore waters in, say, the Black Sea or Gulf of Aden — two expanses frequented by Russian ships.
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Set to his song "Fronto Kings," the lo-fi clip credited to "Dean Blunt & Jonatanleandoer12" sees him and the Sad Boys ringleader prowling some darkened streets.
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Though public perception of Klopp is of a raucous, track-suited bear prowling the touchline, his players describe him as cool and methodical behind closed doors.
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A Balmain ad is more overtly aggressive, the model, predatory in form-fitting snakeskin and a black patent leather, prowling a dimly lit Parisian back street.
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The perpetrators were prowling for homeless men—44 percent of the homeless population in Albuquerque is Native—as they had done at least 50 times before.
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But when I think about it, I guess I mostly do that old-fashioned thing of prowling bookstore shelves and just picking up what looks good.
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The two lost track of time and continued playing the game late into the night when they heard someone "prowling around in the bushes," Merritt said.
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As the brothers sing, their respective partners can't get enough, and the video shows the gang having grand meals, hanging out in bathtubs, and prowling through parlors.
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He was a vice officer in Los Angeles in the 1980s when the "Grim Sleeper" serial killer, Lonnie Franklin Jr. was prowling the streets of South Central.
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He was a vice officer in Los Angeles in the 1980s when the Grim Sleeper serial killer Lonnie Franklin Jr. was prowling the streets of South Central.
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And though there is an undeniable sexually charged atmosphere at Subspace events, it is not a place where you could find men aggressively prowling on uninterested women.
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Initially, I was disappointed that he couldn't make the trip — I'd been curious to see him prowling the Chihuahua pines with his net, excavating harvester-ant colonies.
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At the same time, Willa believes a "wild animal" is prowling their home, but Ben Woolf, a policeman who's also a veteran like Dana, has his doubts.
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If the future is electric autonomous taxis prowling the streets of major cities, then VW believes the concept should be extended to the charging infrastructure as well.
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Weighing up to 1,500 pounds, the animal has survived for millenniums by prowling the edges of Arctic sea ice waiting for seals to pop up for air.
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In "Peter and the Wolf," Prokofiev's Russian "symphonic fairy tale for children," Peter, "a young Soviet pioneer," tries to protect a little duck from a prowling wolf.
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Following a widely reported incident over Mt. Rainier in Washington state, people began to believe that these unidentified flying objects (UFOs) are actually alien spacecraft prowling the Earth.
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A number of supportive officials and diplomats approached Lee as he was prowling outside the U.N. headquarters Thursday awaiting information, though did not want to go on record.
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When, under the eerie gaze of a prowling cat, Minghui gathers shards of moonlight and learns the future from a long-lost almanac, post-Mao "mythorealism" falls away.
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Trump's unorthodox snub has even spooked the globe-trotting Moon and the neighborhood-prowling Kim to come together again in the familiar border village just two days later.
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Prowling the stage with a feline gait, Jeselnik, in a leather jacket and jeans, never breaks character: a preposterously confident jerk with the cool indifference of a sociopath.
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We live in exciting times, and that includes novel insights into the sole chromosomal distinction between you and the women now prowling the aisles at the hardware store.
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Kylie Jenner had an intruder prowling around her property Monday, and the guy wasn't finished with the family because he beelined it over to Kim and Kanye's house.
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Some migrants complained of a sleepless night on Tuesday in the town of Huixtla because of a rumor that a band of baby snatchers was prowling the encampments.
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Certainly, studios will be prowling this year's Cannes Film Festival eager to find the next "Parasite," but a film as idiosyncratic as Bong's will prove tough to clone.
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The Emperor's Stormtroopers are also not really prowling the streets anymore… and yet the Mandalorian's client (Werner Herzog) has a posse of Stormtroopers acting as his personal guards.
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Soaring, scowling and prowling the court, Oklahoma City's one-man show has become basketball's most captivating storyline as he is seemingly everywhere at once, compiling numbers like an accountant.
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Autonomous cars are prowling the streets of cities like Pittsburgh, Phoenix, and Singapore — and soon enough Boston — offering rides to ordinary people through services like Uber, NuTonomy, and Waymo.
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Next summer, the Mars 2020 rover will be deployed to the Jezero Crater, where it will land in 2021 and spend more than a year prowling the planet's surface.
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My friend regularly blindsides me with vicious cards and strategies; I find myself prowling through wikis and forums on my lunch break, trying to learn how to counter them.
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Indeed, China's top two internet companies — Alibaba and Tencent — are already prowling Southeast Asia in search of out its most promising tech companies which can aid their expansion plans.
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No word on where the tiger came from -- but it was spotted prowling around the I-75 interstate and got way too close to a Hardee's fast food restaurant.
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The CES party circuit can help you understand the annual consumer technology extravaganza better than a full day spent prowling convention centers, but that doesn't mean they're actually fun.
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It's a grim start to this make-believe, but the mood lifts at Greystoke Manor, Tarzan's ancestral pad in Britain, where he's broodily prowling about like a caged animal.
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More than 285,000 posts on Instagram carry the #adventurecat tag — another sign that many felines, accustomed to prowling indoors, are being led on leashed walks outside by their owners.
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Tsoi, a sophomore at the University of Hong Kong, didn't plan to spend his nights and weekends prowling shopping malls and streets filled with tear gas and pepper spray.
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Only this month actor Michelle Rodriguez defended Liam Neeson after he confessed, unsolicited, to prowling the streets looking for a black person to hurt after the rape of a friend.
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Over three years, starting in 2013, Australian photographer Tom Blachford aimed to capture another side of this California desert city by prowling its streets by the light of the moon.
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That is understandable: it would be a public-relations disaster for a left-wing government like Mr Moon's to agree to a multimillion-dollar payout to a prowling hedge fund.
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Chips off the old block Long before he achieved anything in business, Donald Trump built his reputation by dressing in fancy suits and prowling Manhattan in a chauffeur-driven car.
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Family attorney Lee Merritt said during a news conference, per CBS News, that Jefferson heard the police officers "prowling and whispering" outside, and she went to the window to investigate.
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One morning, not that long ago, I emerged from my bedroom to be greeted by Max, an orange tabby cat who spends much of his time outdoors, prowling our woods.
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There's no rappelling into caves to uncover buried scrolls, no prowling the ocean floor in spherical subs, no tuning of immense, underground magnets in the hunt for ghostly subatomic particles.
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But if forced to nominate one on account of what I see on a busy Saturday afternoon's prowling, I'd lean toward sharing, specifically with others breathing the same air as you.
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Lizard Lions They don't get as nearly as much attention as dragons, but there's another fearsomely large reptilian predator prowling the backwaters of Westeros: the Lizard-Lion, sigil of House Reed.
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Orca whales are now prowling the warming waters of the Arctic, as Snider told me, where they were very rare until recently—a top predator that will reshape the food chain.
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Since it started prowling the Mediterranean, the repurposed luxury sailing yacht has helped rescue about 33,000 refugees and migrants trying to reach Europe by boat, mostly from Libya, Mr. Camps estimated.
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The Hartz Just for Cats Kitty Frenzy Cat Toy will bring out the predator in your cat, engaging his natural instincts for prowling and pouncing, keeping him entertained all day long.
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"From its air of decadence to its prowling camera movements, this is a Claude Chabrol film from lurid start to surrealistic finish," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The Times.
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Onstage he is intense, prowling, ebullient; he referred to himself in an interview with NPR as "a human acoustic D.J.," and he functions as convener and ringleader as much as singer.
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He has been booked on charges including simple battery, criminal trespass, prowling and loitering, and drug sales, though the jail records do not indicate the disposition of many of the cases.
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There is an occasional crack of gunfire from soldiers in combat gear, hiding in the buildings, and prowling round corners of the village, which has been specially created for military training.
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When The Strategist, the New York magazine shopping site, wrote about it in the spring of 603, it had been prowling the streets of Upper Manhattan for most of that winter.
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He's got a point ... if you're Floyd Mayweather ... other than that, we gotta say the guys and girls prowling the Octagon are definitely holding their own -- and closing the gap -- with boxing.
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Scruffy as ever, he's prowling the mean streets: Seeing his new BFF across a crowded plaza: Gently taking a strawberry from said BFF: Unsettlingly staring into a child's bedroom: Being let in!
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He'd been instructed to keep it low-key, stay seated, and just chat, but, as usual, Panay was prowling before the group of journalists assembled causally on couches, benches, and cushioned chairs.
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Among the floor whips prowling the convention floor in Cleveland in neon yellow baseball caps, managing and corralling delegates, were a number of volunteers from Washington government affairs firms or Capitol Hill.
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But instead of trying to survive in a cramped apartment, the protagonist of Spacetronaut's Global Game Jam game takes up arms against the swarms of children and weird monsters prowling the streets.
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Mark Hollingsworth, co-author of "Londongrad: From Russia With Cash," has spent years compiling a database of thousands of properties by cross-referencing public records and prowling neighborhoods popular with wealthy Russians.
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"Brent is here next to Nigel, his protégé," he says, prowling the generic office floor, which for the purposes of filming is set in an old telephone exchange in dismal Watford, north London.
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Several Congressional interns and pages, as well as members of the press corps, were prowling the halls of Capitol Hill in packs on Wednesday, hoping to catch a climpse of superstar Taylor Swift.
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Until that point, childhood hasn't exactly been a sanctuary for 6-year-old Moonee (Brooklynn Prince), whose unsupervised adventures bring her into the vicinity of a prowling predator and an act of arson.
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CALGARY (Reuters) - `Evacuees returning to the charred Canadian oil sands city of Fort McMurray next month may have to contend with black bears who have been prowling the streets in search of food.
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The breakup of the massive Larsen C Ice Shelf in Antarctica is getting closer and will eventually produce an iceberg the size of Delaware prowling the Southern Ocean, according to new NASA data.
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I cannot recall my exact whereabouts when I learned there was a serial killer on the loose in my small college town, prowling campus late at night, on the hunt for "petite brunettes".
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Set against South Africa's verdant landscape, this meditation on the struggles often braved by quirky children brings the power of the imagination to life — here in the form of an enormous, prowling leopard.
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Over 180,000 manuscripts... The CES party circuit can help you understand the annual consumer technology extravaganza better than a full day spent prowling convention centers, but that doesn't mean they're actually fun. The...
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That's about 880,000 trips a month, and it makes for a real mess: Drivers prowling the curb as they look for passengers, screeching in and out of spaces when they find their targets.
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Lined up against the prowling, thick-stroke style of Ms. Carrington's drumming — which reflects the influence of her primary mentor, Jack DeJohnette — it creates a mix of simmering tension and restless forward movement.
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In that film Yul Brynner played the prowling avenger and real cool cat who assembles a team that includes a blade-thin James Coburn and Steve McQueen, whose beauty had not yet hardened.
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Some 150 million years ago, prehistoric fish swimming in the sponge and coral reefs of what is now southern Germany might not have suspected there was a piranha-like predator prowling among them.
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Real estate investors from the United States, however, were eagerly prowling the halls, seeking funding for projects in America and looking for opportunities to get involved in infrastructure development in the Middle East.
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Midway through the second half, with the game goalless, he paused in his characteristic prowling around the technical area to turn to the crowd with his fist raised, demanding more noise, more power.
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He stays up late into the night, monitoring a giant television over his desk or prowling the internet on his iPad, looking for anyone he deems to have offended Egypt or Mr. Sisi.
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Video of the portly potentate prowling the streets of the host city was released live, and showed Kim greeting tourists, taking selfies and visiting sights in the late evening after leaving St. Regis Hotel.
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To be fair, it sounds like the cops in most of these places aren't going to be prowling for kids who look like they've already graduated middle school and checking their IDs, HRScene reports.
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Two Fornasetti pieces — an ocher-hued commode painted with a prowling leopard, and a screen depicting a verdant forest in a dark night — complete a visitor's sense of being deep in a lush jungle.
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Instead players experiment with up to four square frames of art, looking for connections as the main character — a boy who glimpses a colossal dragon prowling his city — seeks to placate this otherworldly beast.
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The remaining juveniles perform an endless rapid loop of the tank, prowling the perimeter of their home with the same strong, efficient stroke that might otherwise propel them to Norway and back every year.
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Credit...Scott McIntyre for The New York Times Bruce H. Robison, a marine biologist at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute in California, began prowling the deep Pacific in a revolutionary craft in 22012.
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Humphrey told police he noticed the car was running but didn&apost approach because "he did not want someone thinking he could have been prowling around cars out in a rural area," according to police.
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China has spent the last few years building up military installations around the South China Sea and its submarines are prowling farther afield, stoking Asian interest in planes that can sweep large swathes of ocean.
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The show will cover some seriously creepy material, ranging from the 19th-century Spiritualist movement, to a village mob who believed werewolves were prowling through their streets, and the not-so-distant past of lobotomies.
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Beyonce dominated the MTV Video Music awards on Sunday, prowling the stage with a 15 minute medley from her powerful "Lemonade" album and taking home eight statuettes, including the top prize - video of the year.
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If you're prowling the farmer's market at this time of year, you'll see more of a variety of hearty, leafy greens like this, and you should take advantage of every last bit of kale season.
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They locked the door leading to the attorneys' lounge on that floor and shooed the more than 20 reporters prowling the hall away from the elevator bank and told them to vacate the nearby stairwells.
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Not long after, the local sheriff (Marton Csokas) and his deputies — prowling like thieves — enter the couple's home in the middle of the night and arrest them for breaking the state's law against interracial marriage.
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Their discovery follows an incident in July when royal bodyguards had to escort keen young players away from Solliden, the royal family's summer residence, after a security team detected them prowling around the grounds with torches.
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Originally envisioned as a comprehensive system, with laser-armed rovers prowling the Mojave, Shields now see these as two complementary programs: laser arrays fixed at specific locations and rovers roaming the desert to defend the tortoises.
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No one is more plugged into back-channels than he is, so when he says he's hearing rumors that's something different than the rumors you or I might have heard prowling the Internet or parsing interviews.
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Paak entered full beast mode: scatting, gyrating, prowling around the stage, ripping off his jacket, sweating, and unleashing and flipping between raw odes to over-consumption to take me to church falsetto's (no Hozier, never Hozier).
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The system involves two subs covertly prowling the depths of the ocean, primed to retaliate in the event of a nuclear strike on the UK or its allies, while the other two are dockside undergoing maintenance.
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So it was with Aguero himself who, much like the furtive snow leopard, or the prowling Amazonian jaguar, or the majestic lion, absolutely lost his shit when he realised he'd been bested by an inferior foe.
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The 22-year-old anti-Santa was prowling around on the roof of the dispensary in Lancefield, Victoria, about 70 kilometers [43 miles] north of Melbourne on Monday night when his evening took a tragic turn.
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My parents live in the foothills of Santa Barbara, and for years they had been talking about wanting to set up some camera traps, just to see what sorts of animals were prowling around the house.
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In April, while she was away on vacation, someone matching his description appeared in her school building, prowling the halls until he found the door with her name on it, prompting a department-wide safety bulletin.
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Op-Ed Contributor MUMBAI, INDIA — One evening last month, a WhatsApp message urged villagers in the Indian state of Jharkhand to watch out for a group of men wearing black clothes, prowling across villages, kidnapping children.
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But the evidence suggests that Rhines's jury was motivated by a combination of anti-gay animus and an apparent belief that a men's prison would be a kind of sexual prowling grounds for a gay inmate.
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Hewitt, New Jersey resident Mark Stinziano posted a cheer-worthy video to Facebook earlier this week, which revealed his neighbor's dog, Riley, fending off a giant black bear that was prowling around the side of his house.
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Hillary Clinton, the first woman to have a genuine chance to be President, lost to someone who had flaunted his contempt for women generally and for her personally, even prowling behind her during a nationally televised debate.
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Mr. Wrona is very good at thickening the air with mystery, and right from the start he slips in enigmatic details and figures — the prowling bulldozer, a keening woman, a scowling man — that disturb the ordinary scene.
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"Tucci Gang" lifts everything from "Gucci Gang"—the beat, the slurred hook, the high school video, the tiger prowling the halls—and twists it into a tribute to character actor Stanley Tucci (played here by host Sam Rockwell).
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I first saw a touring version of Cats as a child circa 1994, and was (understandably) traumatized by the feline-human hybrids with glowing eyes prowling the theater aisles and singing at me about what Jellicles can do.
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The caretaker's duties include prowling the grounds with his cat, watching out for students in forbidden areas of the castle and at prohibited hours, though he perhaps thinks himself more adept at this duty than he really is.
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Synopsis: Peter Parker balances his life as an ordinary high school student in Queens with his superhero alter-ego Spider-Man, and finds himself on the trail of a new menace prowling the skies of New York City.
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Opinion Columnist In 1981, as a Washington Post intern prowling for stories, I called the new socialist mayor of Burlington, Vt. He was an earnest and intelligent oddball, I decided, but not a serious politician with a future.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Beyonce dominated the MTV Video Music awards on Sunday, prowling the stage with a 15 minute medley from her powerful "Lemonade" album and taking home eight statuettes, including the top prize - video of the year.
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Mario Caruso, 42, a Brooklyn father of two, said it was well worth the $250 he paid to spend an hour submerged in the Atlantic Ocean inside a metal cage with sharks prowling around him off Montauk, New York.
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Prowling abandoned malls slowly being reclaimed by weeds and vermin, he captures images of trash-strewn food courts, frozen escalators, and mannequins seen through dust-streaked windows, their jaunty poses mocking the runaway consumption postwar America was built on.
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His ability to realistically weather a WWII-era fighter like the Fw-190 Focke-Wulf A-8/R2 Eduard will make you wonder if the tiny replica has actually spent hundreds of hours prowling the skies over 1940s Europe.
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Have a loud dinner with your squad, go out prowling for trouble, or just curl up at home with Netflix, thankful you're not out in your stockings and stilettos, trying to hail a cab in the 3-degree temperatures.
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But Lim and Leon commissioned Gary Card, the genius London set-maker/sculptor/costume designer, to render some of Rousseau's jungle scenes as three-dimensional wearable works of art: moving dioramas and model-size puppets, complete with prowling cats.
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The three homicides have fueled speculation that a serial killer might be prowling for victims in Southeast Seminole Heights, prompting police to provide escorts for children and the distribution of light bulbs to illuminate front porches in the neighborhood.
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The bread aisle is strictly for chilling and consuming catnip A$AP Rocky enters for the song's second verse, prowling into the store as a very dapper feline and rattling off a list of cat-centric references to spark his verse.
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While the Nigerian army has recaptured large swathes of land from the jihadist group, much of the northeast is still cut off from humanitarian aid with Boko Haram fighters prowling in the bush and regularly carrying out attacks and suicide bombings.
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While her original idea for the "Lover Like You" video involved a swapping of gender roles, with Edwards prowling the dance floor looking for men, she instead landed on this more abstract dance party because it was ultimately more fun.
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The SUV is prowling the streets of Mountain View, California, but it's only after lead engineer Dmitri Dolgov flings his hands into the air that I realize he may be in the driver's seat, but the computer is in control.
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You can watch the official video for the remix below, featuring a large crowd of people turning up, Congo Natty chilling the fuck out, and Big Narstie prowling around in a customised football shirt that says "BENTEKKERS" on the back. Bliss.
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Both movies deal with outrageous conduct, and both come alive in the space of one long night, but Bonello, serene to a fault, pursues his characters—even as they plant explosives or brandish guns—with the prowling aplomb of a cat.
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The crossovers, the hairpin turns through the lane, the knack for understanding when the opportunity is not there and the instinct for seizing it when it is; the probing, the prowling, hunting out every advantage—this is what Wade has always done.
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" Those living in Florida may be aware of the alligators prowling waterways, but those living elsewhere may not know of the dangers, he said, adding, "But still, you wonder where the parents were, if they weren't keeping an eye on the child.
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Abraham Wallach, a former executive at the Trump Organization, said Mr. Trump was a man without any conventional vices, but he had a hopeless addiction to notoriety and was always prowling for another deal that would gain attention and enhance his status.
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MANILA/BEIJING (Reuters) - Tight checks by Chinese customs officials to halt the smuggling of scrap steel to Southeast Asia have forced some exporters to cancel or delay shipments, benefiting rivals like Russia that are prowling for market share amid a raging Sino-U.
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By the final page of Ladivine, the newest novel by the French author Marie NDiaye, this woman will have spent time as both Malinka Sylla and Clarisse Rivière, both alive and dead, both human and, possibly, a dog prowling around her mother's house.
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Only two remain working: the nuclear-powered Curiosity rover, prowling around since 2012, and the recently arrived InSight, which just this week placed a heat-sensing, self-hammering probe on the dusty red surface to burrow deep into the planet like a mole.
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The 17-year-old is now facing charges of prowling and felony residential burglary, but as dumb as busting into a house in search of WiFi may sound, it still isn't the dumbest thing people have done for the sake of the internet.
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Having become an increasingly stifling presence in recent weeks – brooding in his press conferences, censuring his players, prowling his technical area like an unhinged Travis Bickle – the fact that he was watching at a distance seemed to visibly brighten the team up.
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In addition, it took the authorities seven hours to quell the attack, leaving the armed insurgents prowling Sardar Daud Khan Hospital for hours, hunting down patients and medical staff members in the 400-bed facility, which is usually full or nearly so.
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After five years of prowling New York City and Long Island, New York City Football Club, the Major League Soccer franchise owned by the Yankees and a royal billionaire from Abu Dhabi, may have finally found a site for its own stadium.
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His broader brush strokes and sponge-painted shapes create majestic city skylines, with skyscrapers towering in the background, bridges connecting neighborhoods on either side of a river, and delicately painted creatures, such as a tiny, barely visible cat prowling in the bushes of a park.
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For the last few months, Uber's self-driving cars have been prowling the streets of San Francisco, forecasting the inevitable moment when the ride-hailing giant starts inviting passengers to take autonomous trips in the city where it first launched over seven years ago.
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The automaker didn't say which cities would play host to its robot taxis, but it would likely include San Francisco, where its autonomous Chevy Bolts are already prowling the streets, and New York City, where GM has said it plans to start testing in 2018.
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His eponymous label embraces the unique style that he saw growing up in California in the 80s and 90s, taking the looks of the Chicanxs prowling the streets of LA in lowriders and transporting that to the vaunted runways of New York Fashion Week.
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NAPLES, Italy — Russian attack submarines, the most in two decades, are prowling the coastlines of Scandinavia and Scotland, the Mediterranean Sea and the North Atlantic in what Western military officials say is a significantly increased presence aimed at contesting American and NATO undersea dominance. Adm.
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And as usual you have a group of mandem, quieter than the girls, more calculated, prowling lazy outside, maybe even smoking a zoot or two, spitting into the road with one eye open for passing police cars, and they've been waiting for this moment.
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His only solo release to date, the five-track EP was the club world's swaggering introduction to ballroom's prowling rhythms, attitude-filled vocal hooks ("I wanna see a bitch let it all out!" raps MC Jay Karan on the title track), and signature crashes.
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We watched him, in the second debate, prowling behind his opponent, back and forth with lowered head, belligerent and looming, while she moved within her legitimate space, returning to her lectern after each response: tightly smiling, trying to be reasonable, trying to be impervious.
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There is no more frenzy in the editing of "Parasite" than there are shudders in the motion of the camera, and, as with Hitchcock, such feline prowling toys with us and claws us into complicity with deeds that we might otherwise fear or scorn.
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Upon my arrival, my grandmother took one look at furious, hurt, young me and prescribed hugs — she was never stingy with them — and what felt to me, lately prowling the streets of South Kensington and St. John's Wood, like outrageous amounts of manual labor.
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General Mill's plans to acquire Blue Buffalo come as all traditional food companies are on alert about a prowling 3G Capital, the backer of Kraft-Heinz, known for its ferocious appetite to acquire food companies and its ruthless cost-cutting approach once it owns them.
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So while we may view the elk bugling in the Rockies and brown bears prowling the Urals as animals in their natural habitats, both species actually evolved in the open plains and taiga, and were forcibly relocated to higher elevations solely because of human pressure.
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The first day, I approach two stone arches, half a mile from the shore of Kimolos; as I pursue them, they seem to recede, slide away — they remind me of the Drifters that Homer recounts in the "Odyssey," those prowling rocks that claimed ship after ship.
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Reestablishing Submarine Group 2 doesn't necessarily mean there will be more subs prowling the Atlantic, but its return is important because the "group is in charge of the movement and the command and control of the ship" before it transitions over to combatant command, Clark said.
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She got even more personal, prowling the stage with a warm mug of tea and revealing that she had "to do an emergency shave" on her legs before the show in her dressing room – and that all the pre-show nerves led to an unfortunate symptom.
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Thus, "Umzabalazo" follows the movement from the perspective of two characters—an affluent young man who participates with the protests via his laptop from the comfort of his suburban home, and his 'alter ego,' who takes the form of a eccentric diva prowling the streets of Johannesburg.
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We meet the mysterious, wealthy Van Bergen family in the cold open — their seemingly problem-causing son Willem was a loyal customer of Giorgio Santorelli's — and even see a shark-smiled mystery man (Josef Altin) prowling a bathhouse filled with young men for what seems to be prospective victims.
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Even the untutored eye would quickly recognize this as the work of the same key talents; The Revenant may use plenty of cuts and is set nearly entirely outdoors, but the fluid, prowling, sometimes gasp-inducing camera moves, along with the great depth of field, are the same.
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If you can peel your eyes off the prowling cat slinking through Shatterbox Anthology's newest short feature sponsored by DOVE® Chocolate, Khethiwe and the Leopard, you'll probably notice that the film resonates as a poignant celebration of childhood — a world shaped by dreams, imagination, and, above all, vulnerability.
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Or how once, he became so fixated on a review of a performance that described him as "prowling the stage like a panther," that in the middle of an early scene at the next day's show he realized that he had been standing almost catatonically still the entire play.
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Spanning from 1989-1999, for 10 seasons Baywatch followed a group of attractive lifeguards prowling a crowded resort beach in Los Angeles County, CA. With its slightly raunchy reputation, Baywatch was known as a thinly-veiled excuse to show attractive people running in slow-motion in their bathing suits.
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Holding sway, proud and uncontested, she even allowed a warped romance to bloom in the crannies of the plot: "You've been in my life so long, I can't remember anything else," she says, prowling a basement in "Alien 3," and addressing the creature as you might an exhausting spouse.
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But it was these early sketches that first caught my eye: a merry-looking Professor Sprout surrounded by her plants; Argus Filch, the caretaker of Hogwarts, with his ring of keys; Harry prowling the halls of Hogwarts with Hermione, Ron, Neville and "Gary," whom readers now know as Dean Thomas.
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In the end, nothing that Rodrigues says resonates as deeply as Inoue's terrifying, teasing whine, which conveys the larger cultural and political stakes; nothing imparts the mystery of creation as potently as the flicker of a darting emerald lizard or an eerie parade of cats prowling through a spookily deserted village.
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Nyquist showed why as soon as he slipped out of the gate, a thief in the night, prowling with purpose around the first turn as if he were tethered to the front-runner, Danzing Candy, and were atop the two fattest skis while riding in the wake of a big old boat.
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Prowling the Upper West Side, a car fitted with Luminar's lidar system, which uses near-infrared light to detect objects around it, created high-resolution scans of thousands of data points 10 times a second, painting a 203-D picture of cyclists, pedestrians, street vendors and even dogs up to 800 feet ahead.
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Or might he just have counseled me to hold on to what happened as fodder for stories I would someday write, stories created away from the din of edgy personalities prowling the halls of America's most prestigious magazine, stories I would eventually write while looking out the window to my native country of pointed firs?
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The image of Rimbaud as a loner bad boy — shooting up, masturbating, prowling Times Square — embodied Wojnarowicz's early view of what an artist should be: a guerrilla infiltrator, disrupter of what he called the "pre-invented world" that we're all told is normal, a world of fake borders, gated hierarchies and controlling insider laws.
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"No, don't bully him," the girls are saying, prowling around Michael like a pack of lions, as he sits at the back of the art class on his lunch hour (the teacher has given Michael special dispensation to practice art on his lunch hour because he kept getting thrown in trash cans when he tried to play outside).
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Meanwhile, she will be busy whipping the crowd into a frenzy with her notoriously unpredictable stage antics, ditching her shyer real life demeanor for a larger-than-life persona that might see her engaging in ferocious staring contests with crowd members, prowling the stage with long-limbed gestures, and otherwise ensuring everyone gets weird and gives into abandon.
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There's no business like showbusiness, and Amazon aims to prove it with its latest drama, The Last Tycoon, which is especially notable for giving us an excuse to look at Matt Bomer prowling around in perfectly tailored suits and trench coats, channeling his inner Gatsby and batting his baby blues at all manner of Hollywood ingenues.
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With emotionally stilted dialogue that's meant to convey late 19th century melodrama — and evoke the countless movies heroicizing white folks who attempt to save runaway slaves — a white man who is Quaker finds a black woman slave and, instead of turning her in, hides her, keeping her safe from prowling slave hunters, and then they sexually connect.
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I feel like I'm walking around wearing garbage bags and that at any moment a huge hand will grab me by the collar and best case scenario throw me out onto the curb and worst case scenario toss me in the kitchen and chop up my poor body and serve me up like carpaccio to the hungry-eyed socialites prowling around.
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As George Orwell put it, in a different age: "The atom bombs are piling up in the factories, the police are prowling through the cities, the lies are streaming from the loudspeakers, but the Earth is still going round the sun, and neither the dictators nor the bureaucrats, deeply as they disapprove of the process, are able to prevent it."
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Picking up where its predecessor left off a full decade ago, BBC America's Planet Earth II — a six-episode docuseries set to debut sometime before the end of the year — reunites some of the series' classic characters, from burrowing insects to galloping giraffes to a variety of big cats lurking and prowling in the shadows, waiting for an opportunity to strike.
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Walton's manner of speaking in private — deep voice prowling from subject to subject, sarcasm alternating with aw-shucks exclamations of joy — would be familiar to anyone who has seen him on TV. He is probably best known, in this century, for his work as one of basketball's most distinctive and ubiquitous sports broadcasters, a career he started in the 1990s, after his playing days ended.
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Around the time that this event was taking place, Donald Trump, who has lately detached the United States from the Paris climate accord and gone about neutering the Environmental Protection Agency, was prowling the West Wing of the White House, raging Lear-like not about the fate of the Earth, or about the fate of the Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo, who was dying in captivity, but about the fate of the Trump family enterprise.
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The baby needs a strong relationship with the natural world, mane: the wind in the willows, the birds, the bees, the flowers and the trees, the roaring ocean waves ceaselessly lapping at the sandy shores, the cumulus clouds bulbous with rain scraping the earth's azure ceiling, the emerald green leaves and the ruby red flower buds, scruffy underbrush and dangly, viney overbrush, the prowling cats and growling doggies, the galloping steeds, cud-suckin' goats, the panthers and cougars, the apes, the buzzing insect kingdom, the leaping cods and salmons, the squirting whales and porpi, the jellyfish, the bubbling hot springs, the redwood forests to the gulf's clean waters, mane.
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