The Indians were puttering along at one game over .
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Meanwhile, I could see her puttering around in her townhouse.
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She's just puttering about, sitting softly on the cement floor.
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But after the midterms, "things started puttering out," she said.
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Make it while puttering around the kitchen looking at the mail.
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Plans that run out of money, petering out and puttering toward death.
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Watson, by comparison, is puttering along with nine, all through the air.
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"I've got a good puttering sense," the twice-divorced Mr. Lerner said.
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"My true favorite activity is what I call "puttering around the house.
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The songs follow in turn, over dizzying synth parts and puttering drum machines.
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We're slowly puttering along for about three hours with the sail silently flapping.
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She worked with a choreographer and costumer to channel Garland's hunched, puttering posture.
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As for Bezos, he says that this "puttering" time is "very important" to him.
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He zooms out and discovers a single car puttering around down in North Carolina.
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He is that neighbor puttering around his garage, tinkering with an old lawn mower.
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When things seem like they're just puttering, stay the course and try some new strategies.
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Instead of puttering along in neutral, you need to create a new path for yourself.
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The possibility of the federal government puttering along fine without Trump is, at this point, destroyed.
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When I got the phone call, I was at home in Jerusalem, puttering around my kitchen.
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PAST MIDNIGHT I find myself going to bed at 1 in the morning, just puttering around.
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And all the while, the diminutive kiwi, New Zealand's most symbolic bird, was puttering around the underbrush.
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I think he would have been happy staying in the apartment, puttering around and reading the Times.
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There are maids puttering, ladies planning, and the Dowager Countess (Maggie Smith) making the dry remarks we've missed.
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Unfortunately, for anyone hoping that we'll all be puttering around in solar planes soon — well, that's pretty unlikely.
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Yesterday, someone spotted one of Apple's newly licensed self-driving cars puttering around in Silicon Valley, and — surprise!
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" Puttering around the studio, he remarks, "I remember reading that some people cried when they saw Rothko's paintings.
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Puttering back from Lazzaretto Vecchio to the Lido, it is easy to wonder whether you've seen the future.
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A series of men, I suppose it would have to be, since we are puttering forward, however slowly.
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Sylvester Stallone, old and strong and with a hairline like iron, just puttering about his palatial LA home.
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You sum those together, you get this muddle in the middle where it looks like we're puttering along.
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A few more stopped by and said hi to my husband while he was puttering in the yard.
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It was always difficult to imagine him puttering around the house, satisfied playing the role of graying retiree.
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"As writer Brenda Ueland puts it, 'The imagination needs moodling—long, inefficient, happy idling, dawdling, and puttering,'" Alcee says.
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She's been puttering along in L.A. for six years, slogging through the painful auditions process and working at a cafe.
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Why do these bees seem so much worse than the puttering, vaguely ominous-type bees humans usually have to tolerate?
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He was always puttering and working on designs, and I thought it was wonderful, but I wasn't being grabbed again.
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The grown-up kids have gathered at their childhood home, where a white-haired man is puttering around behind them.
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I mean, I captured a bunch of neat-looking footage after puttering around the Times Square subway station for an hour.
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His album Two Roomed Motel, released in March, was full of ghostly whispers and puttering beats eked out of old tech.
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Even David Silva had seemed to be waning, his last couple of seasons interrupted by injury, his magic apparently puttering out.
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Those who opt to buy a new single-family home may relish puttering in the garden or grilling in the backyard.
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Or is it something more like eBay, a well-known but puttering giant with its best growth long since behind it?
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If this aimless, puttering is not the Hawks' normal state—they are 27-19, after all—it is their defining one.
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I should be, by all rights, puttering in my garden with a metal detector, telling kids to get off my lawn.
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The final shot of SBIRS GEO-4 soundlessly puttering off to join its three older siblings in geostationary orbit is downright haunting.
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Once the audience was seated in the playhouse, he arrived unveiled, puttering around the shadowy stage while commenting on his "contentions" with live performance.
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It has now returned to puttering along at much the same modest growth rate that was in evidence through most of the Obama years.
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Wilma Law, who lives near the crash site, said she heard a puttering noise and then a loud explosion, the Knoxville News Sentinel reported.
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"I was puttering around a bookshop to go and have a little think, and I found a book on 'Muriel's Wedding,'" Ms. Pavlovic said.
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Meanwhile, a #DeleteLyft campaign made up of mostly Trump supporters who are critical of the company's anti-Trump stance is puttering around on social media.
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Tiny police launches are puttering about menacingly on the Bay of Piran, where the two countries are disputing the position of their shared maritime frontier.
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The fishing boats that did arrive generally spend their days tied up on the docks, though occasionally one is seen puttering about inside the harbour.
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When you are puttering along at a few miles per hour in heavy traffic, though, the warnings, by design, do not come on at all.
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Nintendo is still gamely puttering along and releasing a game every couple of months for Wii U, the latest being Star Fox Zero, available Friday.
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The unifying agent is Ms. Pauly's skill, honed since she was a 16-year-old puttering around in her grandmother's kitchen in Long Beach, Calif.
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Or how anyone ever had the courage to transport them here along roads fashioned for the puttering along of mere cars driven by mere men.
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" Mr. Trump has long enjoyed puttering around his homes, said Timothy O'Brien, the author of the 2005 book "TrumpNation: The Art of Being the Donald.
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As Freddie confirms in the 1990 timeline in this week' episode, Woodard was puttering along in the opposite direction from where the children were headed.
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Singh—clad in cargo pants, his wiry hair pulled back into a messy ponytail—has been puttering about the property all afternoon, offering those assembled tangerines.
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So these songs also fall short of Dion's inspiring vulgarity, prettily puttering along instead, tied up in ribbons and bows, bathed in high-fructose corn syrup.
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Ammons was the anti-Kerouac: a shy, puttering man of ordinary routines, square verging on dorky in appearance, devoted to his back-yard jays and spruces.
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Mr. DeBellevue may be trying to conjure a brooding, Nauman-esque vision of the artist's life, with lots of productive puttering and vacillating in the studio.
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The idea is that building the map ahead of the time can free up processing power for the car's software to be "alert" while puttering around autonomously.
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This could lead the way to bigger autonomous public transit-focused solutions like self-driving buses (which are already puttering around American cities) and smart map technology.
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Any other time of year it is a 3.7-mile, two-lane rural road that ambles through the forested countryside, home to puttering Renaults and tipsy motorbikes.
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Like the majority of good coaches, Fisher may be a better architect than maintainer, far more adept at razing and rebuilding than puttering around and making repairs.
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The house shoes she wore for cooking, cleaning and just puttering around the house in her walk-in closet along with dozens of other pairs of shoes.
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But outside Britain's right-wing newspapers, Corbyn is portrayed more as the balmy uncle in the conservatory, puttering around with tulips and murmuring about the class struggle.
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While the picture of retired folks may have once been more about puttering around and doing nothing, retirees of today and tomorrow have a lot more going on.
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America's archetypal family unit was going to be organized around a powerful woman with a grown-ass daughter and an annoying, retired husband puttering around and causing mischief.
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Still, the economy ended up puttering along just a bit above the average yearly growth rate that it had registered since the recession ended nearly nine years ago.
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That nagging problem leaves her puttering around the house in the wee hours of the night, desperately rearranging furniture and jerkily practicing sit-up routines out of exercise books.
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While it's easy for her opponents to argue that the economy should be doing better, it's puttering along pretty darned well considering the inability of Congress to pass anything.
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"The dead don't need this," Albert Turner tells me, the motor of his trawler puttering softly as we idle over the former intersection of 86th and Central Park West.
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It's a rangy collection, bouncing from John Barera's acidic and lighthearted opener to Auspex's machinic ambience to the feedback-laden industrial puttering of the closing track by Liminal Audio.
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There's a globular fountain puttering out water, a lazy bald eagle sitting down and out in a crate, and what appears to be a grown man riding piggyback on another.
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I drag myself out of bed, shower, and then make myself a few pods of coffee that I sip while puttering around, watering our backyard plants, and feeding the pups.
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But so far, the Chinese haven't played ball: Trade between China and North Korea actually increased in the first quarter of 2017, allowing the Kim regime to continue puttering along.
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Curiosity rover shares new selfie, climbs steep hill on Mars Oh, to be a robot in these trying times, puttering happily along in an empty desert millions of miles away.
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Starship plans to deploy 83–50 robots at each campus over the next 24 months, which means there could be upwards of 5,000 robots puttering around these schools by 2021.
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Gleaming synth arpeggios react with puttering percussion and big, dumb, bass drum fist-pumps, all without losing the forward momentum that makes everything in the margins a little beautifully blurry.
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But tepid forecasts from retailers, combined with mediocre projections from The National Retail Federation and Customer Growth Partners, signal that 2016 will likely be another year of retailers just puttering along.
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I'm quite content puttering around in my little ship, mining here and blasting there, popping a few pirates when they show up on my radar, trading minerals with TV-headed aliens.
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Around their puttering percussion, there's heart-warming bass hits that feel like the sort of thing you might hear on a Modern Love release—there's something wonderfully off about them, though.
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Once I had a rubber stamp to be a Dutch citizen and another to be a husband, we celebrated by puttering around the Amsterdam canals with my rickety boat, drinking cheap champagne.
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While New York was still puttering around in a fog of MMA squeamishness (which it's still doing, by the way), New Jersey was paving the way for the future success of the sport.
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O'Reilly is now just like every other irate retiree who used to watch his TV show, puttering around his house in a bathrobe, making calls to his kids that go straight to voicemail.
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The young tenor protagonist (Andrew Dickinson), here a modern-day photographer puttering around his home darkroom, is doubled by an older male actor (Wim van der Grijn) wearing the same style of suit.
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The trick is that the Beetle's puttering, smog-spitting, 285-horsepower engine has been replaced by a potent electric motor and lithium battery pack, courtesy of a San Diego-based company called Zelectric Motors.
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A good chunk of the population is stuck indoors in self-isolation as a cautionary measure, spending most of our days puttering around in sweatpants, working from home, and combing the web for entertainment.
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Dad couldn't stay away from the farm, puttering around in the huge back garden; planting various squash (or as he pronounced it, "skwarsh"), potatoes and tomatoes; wrangling grandkids to till, plant or pull weeds.
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After puttering in his basement with a jigsaw, cutting pieces for a spice rack that will be installed at his summer cottage in Chautauqua, he begins to move through the house, ministering to the clocks.
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Since Superstore takes place almost entirely inside the Cloud 9 store, the scenes start with unnamed customers or employees puttering around the store – cleaning, stealing, sharing awkward moments, and generally winning at the show's signature humor.
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Mr. Williams spun the outboard motor, they shoved the boat into the water and were off, puttering through pines and the surreal brown currents of the Pamlico River, now surging into people's kitchens and living rooms.
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As reliable as the puttering drums of something like "I Love Daft Punk and You Should to" are, there's also this sense that they're malleable, that at any moment they could shift into new directions and dimensions.
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Many successful people have a routine that helps them start their day right, whether it's puttering around and reading the newspaper like Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, or taking some time for meditation like Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
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MOSCOW — Pretty much all seasoned travelers know the frustration of flight delays — the time wasted puttering in an airport, waiting in a hotel room or, perhaps worst of all, stuck on the tarmac in an idled plane.
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And, although we did encounter our usual allotment of arcane Friday entries, some very natural long fill like SURE BETS, DO YOU HEAR ME and NOT A CHANCE helped keep me puttering along, for the most part.
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I carry mine around the house as I'm puttering, sticking it in a cabinet in the kitchen, on a shelf in the hall or in a nook outside the shower to fully maximize my podcast-listening time.
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"My projects tend to develop over years, beginning with scattered notes; then I start puttering and tinkering with ideas, voices, descriptions, and then I progress to some serious fooling around," he told Yale Literary Magazine in 2013.
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In a Mercedes-Benz, BMW or Audi, for instance, one can switch from "Comfort" to "Sport" or even "Eco" mode, depending on whether you're puttering through the middle of town or winging your car along a twisting road.
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By 2020, the average Cessna you see puttering about in the sky above you will be close to 50 years old — but who knows, maybe we'll see sleek electrified personal Boeing drones zooming 500 feet above our heads instead.
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Ok sure, whatever it takes for something as airy and joyful as 200% Galcher, a collection that strolls through rubbery basslines, fragmented streams of consciousness, puttering percussion, and sincere Mac Dre references over the course of its 10 tracks.
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From role-playing as her mom's makeup artist to sweeping powder on mannequin heads, there's nary a weekend that goes by where we don't see five-year-old North puttering around with some new KKW Beauty product in hand.
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So we're puttering along the road, me half enjoying a BJ, half being a nervous wreck of a lookout, and just when I finally relax enough to enjoy this awesome moment I pass a police car on the side of the road.
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When he wasn't leading seminars or puttering around his comfortable home in a wooded neighborhood five minutes from the Bucknell campus in rural Lewisburg, Pa., Nega traveled abroad for academic conferences and lectured on human rights at the European Parliament in Brussels.
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Taking inspiration from the unraveling of a relationship—romantic or otherwise, her brief Bandcamp statement doesn't explain—her organ drones, slow puttering percussion, and distant vocalizations, provide a proper soundtrack for the emotional anesthesia you can sometimes feel when your life's been upended.
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HESS It seems appropriate that our final cultural image of Hugh Hefner is a sexless one: The geriatric puttering around the house in his pajamas, surrounding himself with young women who made him seem even older, only achieving actual coitus with medical intervention.
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Diane turns to Javier, who is puttering at the edges of the large kitchen, as if doing a kind of improvised dance, shifting forward and then retreating, wanting to be part of the talk and knowing better than to make an attempt.
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One reason: No clear consensus from Fed officials about why they need to cut rates in the first place, particularly with the U.S. unemployment rate near a 50-year low and the American economy puttering along as the best-in-class performer among developed nations.
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If you've never seen one, sloths are very magical little beasts that fill a very specific niche, comfortably puttering through the branches of South American trees eating prey that moves slower than they do — leaves, supplemented by algae that grows in their own fleecy pelts.
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The Existential-Humanistic Institute, founded in 1997, is a collective of therapists and philosophers who have been puttering along in mostly quiet private practice for years, working with clients who are struggling not only with relatively ordinary issues but with their very purpose on earth.
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When I was 19, I had to decide whether I was going to go to the Courtauld Art Institute in London, or if I was going to carry on puttering away at acting, and I got this job in Solitary Man, which brought me to New York.
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Even if all that isn't your bag, this tantric two-tracker—which plods along gently on puttering drums, then recedes as gentle mystical Environments recording soundalikes and lackadaisical guitars swell around it—is a perfect accompaniment to any activity that involves two consenting adults and a pair of speakers.
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Today's airship designers share a vision: magnificent amounts of trucking going on in the sky—regular convoys of enormous airships carrying timber, coal, wind turbines, prefabricated homes, or an entire summer harvest, puttering gently along at about a hundred miles an hour, ten thousand feet over our heads.
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He was looking forward to getting back to his private life, to puttering around, painting, reading — he was rereading Malcolm Gladwell's "Outliers" — and hanging with his girlfriend, the actress Xosha Roquemore, and their baby, who was born last year, and whose name and gender, per Mr. Stanfield's desire, have been kept under wraps.
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It's reaching for some of that early Spielberg magic — like when he cut between the kids in class refusing to dissect their frogs and E.T. puttering around the house in E.T. But Trevorrow doesn't seem to get that cutting from a kid belching the ABCs to Watts trying to commit murder isn't going to fly.
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Where Battlefield 3 and 4's jets gave pilots a scant few seconds to choose their targets before they screamed clear across the map and had to turn around again, Battlefield 1's biplanes are functionally sky scooters, puttering along at slow enough speeds that the pilots can lean out of the window and point out targets below.
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OV's clothes perfectly suit an era in which, for many women, improving their looks and their life style has become a job that they're supposed to regard as fun—I couldn't imagine simply puttering around my apartment in a bright crop top that bared several inches of midriff and leggings so tight that a thong shows through.
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Other meals I'd enjoy cooking this week, now that I'm back in my home kitchen and puttering around: Melissa's recipe for a crisp chicken schnitzel with lemony herb salad; our old colleague Mark Bittman's recipe for salmon burgers; Bobby Flay's recipe for a Cubano-style cheeseburger; or any one of our 16 crazy-fast dinner recipes that are ready in 20 minutes or less.
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It begins with Ms. Dorfman herself, puttering among her files of photographs (and the documentary stays with her in this room for about 75 percent of its running time); she speaks at first of a large portrait of her husband, and the fluorescent vest she has sewn on his overcoat (he's wearing it in the picture) to keep him visible when he walks through streets at night while running errands.
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That gumbo's best — all gumbo is best — if it gets some time to cure in the refrigerator after cooking, so for dinner tonight: a fine new recipe for salsa verde chicken, which you can make in a pressure cooker if you want to go fast; in a slow cooker (above) if you're puttering around the house all day; or on the stove if gadgets aren't your thing. Delicious.
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Their present problems weren't the most noble—Blake Griffin was absent after breaking his hand punching a team staffer the week before, Austin Rivers had been ejected in the second quarter for getting two technical fouls in short order, and the team had spent the first three-and-a-half quarters puttering around against the outmatched Wolves—and so were characteristic of what the team has often been, in defiance of both those forecasts and all that talent.
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