Instead, he rambles on for a bit about a cousin.
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Still, I miss my extended solo rambles, rare these days.
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Trump's audience seems a bit disengaged as he rambles about NATO.
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I took brief, hunched rambles to stretch my legs, and kept driving.
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The company also has cupcake rambles and other dessert-oriented walking tours.
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Fallout, rather famously, rambles on with a variety of screeds about your corpse.
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But the ensemble's spirited rambles from reggae to swinging bop to rough abstraction?
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Normally when someone rambles that long you have to take away their keys.
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"Underground people are the best people in Turkey," rambles Anda, a Turkish businessman.
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Charlie Manuel, the manager of that title-winner, still rambles around as an adviser.
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In this lively tour of changing romantic mores, Ms Weigel occasionally rambles off-course.
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It's the pithy, brilliant observation that can take the place of a thousand rambles.
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The area rambles from the Bluegrass region to the Appalachian Mountains to the east.
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The website also rambles on, at length, about French economist Arghri Emmanuel's Unequal Exchange.
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Much of the video focuses on one woman as she rambles, at times incoherently.
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Lower on the agenda, perhaps, were rambles across the grey expanse of the New York Times.
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The smartphone owner, named Alex, sits in a history class while his teacher rambles on about hieroglyphics.
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And picturesque Somerset County and its verdant fields are all around and just perfect for long rambles.
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He rambles, sweetly, as he explains he didn't know what she "might be in the mood" for.
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The host does soft-spoken rambles too, though he sounds decidedly less engaged in what he's saying.
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Truaxe sounded lucid during the in-person conversation, though he tends to speak quickly and occasionally rambles.
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For me, it was like, lean into what you are, which is a sleep-eyed guy who rambles.
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In most of the entries, the individual rambles about feeling like they did not belong in this world.
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Where Lucas edits to show us why Han wouldn't shoot first, Solo rambles on about why he would.
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Hall's version of "The Hypnotist" rambles on, but it has more color, and this series can use it.
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The passages in which the president rambles on are not materially different from a hundred other Trump impersonations.
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Gràfica de les Rambles: The Signs of Barcelona by Louise Fili is out now from Princeton Architectural Press.
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In other words, Trump's digressions and rambles are much easier to follow in person thanks to subtle cues.
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He says his name and rambles off a badge number, and I groggily decided not to write it down.
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He rambles on, apologizes, tries to play a song on a small portable stereo, and does a little dance.
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" He rambles on for several minutes about how all he has ever done since he was young is "network.
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Yet the market still rambles on, with October shaping up to be one of the best months of the year.
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It'll drop its story entirely for affecting, plotless rambles, then immediately try to cram a bunch of plot into everything.
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It now rambles across 16,000 square meters of exhibition space in the largest of the Messe Basel pavilions, Hall 1.
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Donald Trump, by contrast, is a rude and bullying debater who rambles and lacks even the most basic grasp of federal policy.
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Whereas Mr Prayuth rambles self-righteously on his weekly television show, opposition parties are gagged and parliament stuffed with the junta's allies.
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Let's be honest: the corn dog is guilty pleasure food, meant for amusement parks days and rambles through the annual state fair.
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Adora threatens where Amma rambles, but she could at least know something we don't, especially based on her Amma's conversation with John.
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The latest book of her signage images — Gràfica de les Rambles: The Signs of Barcelona — is out now from Princeton Architectural Press.
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A raspy voice rambles over a grainy phone call on FreeJAH's opener, and even through mumbled words you can make out Jah's charisma.
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It's hard for Miller to build up much narrative steam, and just when he gets it going, someone rambles off on a tangent.
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In a recent video interview with MUBI Notebook, he characteristically rambles on about being a formalist and having no feelings when making movies.
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And it rambles up Manhattan for more than six miles — almost half the island's length — which makes any obscurity all the more surprising.
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I call each of them by their Instagram names when I talk about them — Rambles and Winky — because that's just what you do!
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It's so slow and big that it's tempting to use a fast travel ability that lets you skip most of the languid countryside rambles.
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In most of the entries, the individual rambles about feeling like they did not belong in this world or lived in a different dimension.
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Even today, Trump's rallies have become long, discursive rambles in which he addresses and rebuts every single accusation cast at him by his detractors.
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In the same way a jazz musician lets the present moment tell him where he ought to go, Bottura rambles — purposefully — and then reacts.
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The 77-year-old former veep rambles, mumbles and careens down tangents, often sounding like he's practicing talking points while drifting off to sleep.
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I wonder if Dismissed is one of those people who rambles on and on, where people can't get a word in edgewise without interrupting?
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Industry leaders say the financial sector can shoulder the burden for now, but lenders could face difficult choices if the shutdown rambles into February.
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When Frasier rambles about where the best wine corks in the world come from, she quips that she wishes she "had a cork right now".
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His fiction, full of high-styled descriptions based on many Providence places, shows that he must have been looking and thinking hard on those rambles.
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Madeline dedicates her time to singing and performing elaborate tap dances, while Guy rambles on about Charlie Parker and tries to write a ballet for trumpet.
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But he also rambles about the people out to kill them, the people who will get Chloe if she ever pokes her nose past the threshold.
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I should have gone on longer rambles with the babies; blown more deadlines; been quicker to heed my son's demand to "see train" at the nearby station.
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At his place they aren't really eating so much as doing coke, while Stuart rambles on about who he quit rabbinical school to, uh, manage YouTube stars.
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I contemplated staying—to try talking to him later, after his speech, but it would be too late, because he rambles on for 8, 10, 12 hours.
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"I'm an idiot," Marnell says almost immediately when I call her to talk about the audiobook — part travel diary, part self-help, and entirely her signature rambles.
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As the amateur food critic in my head rambles on, my dining partner shares his impression: "I'm already pretty sure what I'd rate this place," Mike Chau says.
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Rookie wideout Charone Peake picks it up and rambles an uncontested 42 yards for the TD—his first ever, mind you—putting the Jets right back in it.
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Others veer off into rambles on horse racing, a gum in Italy named "Brooklyn," having Adam Yauch as a babysitter, or even reading a poem they're working on.
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They sleep in the beige building that overlooks the central courtyard of the veterans complex, which dates to 1884 and rambles along the hillside like a college campus.
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Instead, the narrative rambles off to sunny Italy, then back to misty England, where Iris, heeding a message her father sends her in a dream, sets Rawblood afire.
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As Forrest rambles on about how Suzanne not believing in his work hurt his feelings, her face tenses up in shocked fury (an expression St. Clair plays beautifully).
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" Authorities described posts where he "rants and rambles on about female motorists and how incompetent they are and that their sole purpose is to give birth to male children.
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Will Johnny Depp's Black Mass clean up quicker than your roommate's rambles through the leftover cleaning when they can't get to sleep in the dim-light of Sunday morning?
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While I was on St. Simons Island, I started following a page called "Rambles and Nibbles," which kept posting pictures of restaurants and sights right where I was staying.
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A man who, on the stump, rambles confusedly and mishandles significant dates and details in the long career he argues should recommend him for office will probably fare worse.
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One night, while on one of their regular family rambles around Paris, they came upon a bucolic alley and spotted a cottage that looked abandoned so they moved in.
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One night, while on one of their regular family rambles around Paris, they came upon a bucolic alley and spotted a cottage that looked abandoned so they moved in.
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The statement is pretty long (due to a digression in the middle in which Trump rambles about how awesome Trump University is and how no one should be suing it).
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The Janiculum, Rome's second highest and leafiest hill, has a glorious pedestrian path that rambles past huge sycamore trees, fountains, monuments, statues and stately palaces (many now embassies and academies).
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She recalled going on "rambles" through the woods in her teenage years and finding many "beautiful children of spring," her epithet for wildflowers like trailing arbutus, adder's tongue and yellow violets.
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He rambles a bit in the post, but it appears he's simply sending good vibes to his grandkid(s) ... even though he seems a little confused as to which one got injured.
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In other words, Trump's digressions and rambles — or, as he says, when "the back of the sentence reverts to the front" — are much easier to follow in person thanks to subtle cues.
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Anyway, this song always sticks in my head as one of those peak mixtape Wayne moments when he just rambles forever without really saying much but says everything in the most clever way imaginable.
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Lucy, like all good friends do, sits and listens as her best friend rambles in a drunken state about housewives of the '50s and how women used to only get married for economic reasons.
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The president rambles on about crime and drugs and taped-up women; Democrats argue that unauthorized border crossings have actually plummeted since 0003, crime in border communities is low, and asylum seekers aren't criminals.
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The president rambles on about crime and drugs and taped-up women; Democrats reply that actually, unauthorized border crossings have plummeted since 0003, and crime in border communities is low, and asylum seekers aren't criminals.
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And part of the problem is that he goes on so many TV shows so often and rambles on about anything and everything that it's incredibly difficult to pin down where he is on any issue.
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Many of them choose to use their limited time for random gimmicks, like Lauren G., who feeds Arie pineapple because that's her "safe word," or Jenna, who rambles nonsensically as she gives Arie a foot massage.
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Her verses could take daring leaps and sophisticated chromatic rambles, underlined by Jorge Luis Lagarza Perez on piano, while her choruses returned to the succinctness of pop, at one point getting the audience to clap along.
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Second, the nonsense parts of the answer (the record player reference in particular really made me think about some of Trump's rambles) has to raise questions about Biden's mental fitness for office, especially given his age.
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Barcelona is working on a joint marketing plan with the region around the city to get tourists to venture beyond the city's most famous sites such as the Saga Familial church or the Las Rambles boulevard.
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But try though the show might, it simply cannot get me invested in the Man in Black's quest, or the lengthy philosophical rambles he engages in with various Hosts and others he comes across in the park.
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But there's also the now-familiar rubbernecking effect, the sense that — even as he rambles on about his poll numbers and his golf courses and his theory of never settling lawsuits — he might just say something wild.
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One major threat to Mr. Trump posed by such open-ended questions is that, as his Twitter diatribe showed, he has a history of saying things that are not true — especially when he rambles off the cuff.
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The one meaningful exchange we've gotten during this election on guns sees Clinton stumble through an incoherent explanation of her opposition to the Supreme Court's affirmation of basic gun rights and Trump rambles something about her being angry.
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Amid his rants and rambles Mr Trump managed to praise Vladimir Putin, still apparently ignorant of the fact that, in Syria, Russia is pursuing an agenda and bombing targets of its own, as indeed Mr Bush pointed out.
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Newspaper editors might have hired Muir solely on the basis of his expense reports; he endorsed sleeping on the ground, and often carried little more than bread, a notebook and a change of underwear on his long rambles.
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Rick Carlisle isn't the biggest fan whenever his 20-year-old point guard rambles outside Dallas's tempo-restrictive offensive game plan with unfounded Man of the Woods conviction, and isn't shy to show his frustration with an immediate timeout.
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So he ends up offering an increasingly incoherent series of rambles like "we didn't have Syria whereas we had Iraq," and concludes by talking about how the decision to invade Iraq in 2003 (which Trump supported) was a mistake.
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Summer rambles into a quiet quantum of dogwood & gum— a girl he's too shy to tell his name stands in damp light nearing dark & biting a corner of his lip he whittles the true stock, knowing wrong from right.
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Texas mom: Prison guards ignored son's pleas On April 29, he was labeled "very psychotic -- delusional" and those charged with screening him said he "rambles from subject to subject" and asked where tech icon Bill Gates and Steve Jobs were.
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He rambles on and on about literally everything, from It makes sense that Joe can't share his innermost thoughts with anyone but his audience; anyone who heard his spiels would immediately write him off as completely unstable, and rightfully so.
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The Parisian florist Miyoko Yasumoto, of Une Maison Dans les Arbres in Aubervilliers, takes an explicitly nostalgic approach, harking back to childhood rambles in the outdoors, when "we were animists, connected to Mother Earth and accomplices of each wonder," she said.
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But for single mom Peggy Hodgson (Frances O'Connor) and her four kids, who live in a British council house where a malevolent spirit keeps attacking them from every available dark space, the casual approach to nighttime rambles around the house makes no sense.
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For the hundreds of thousands of viewers getting their first glimpse Wednesday night of the only presidential alternative that'll be available on all 50 state ballots, Johnson's innate decency and obvious experience may matter more than his occasional rambles and awkward navigation between Libertarian purity and pragmatism.
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When he is giving remarks to a small group around a table at the White House, he often rambles from one topic to the next, making assertions that often are not true but cannot be challenged at the time because they come in such rapid-fire fashion.
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When the first person steps up to take the mic, he actually rambles for so long — about human potential, his unproduced screenplay, and how it's "unbelievable... you're able to have an idea and put it on screen"— that the moderator has to shut down any further questions.
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Yes, he can be crass, he rambles incoherently at times, he seems wildly insecure, and when it comes to his critics, he has the discipline of a mid-tantrum toddler, but all that never made it an acceptable exercise to engage in speculation about his mental stability.
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One of the annoyances of learning a recipe, fixing a problem around the house or executing a crafting project through online video is encountering the branded D.I.Y. vlogger who rambles on and on about unrelated matters instead of just showing you how to do the thing.
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Still, what happens in these bellwether states will determine the election — so you can expect these kinds of head-to-head polls to be more common as the primary season rambles on, and as Democrats continue to fret over their chances to take down Mr. Trump.
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But while Biden does not look to me like any kind of unstoppable political juggernaut — he misspeaks constantly, rambles oddly at times, and does not have a particularly impressive record across his several decades in the Senate — he's a popular former VP to a popular former president.
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Trump has also backed such an approach, with his constant lying about levels of voter fraud in the US. This is the paradox of Jeff Sessions: He personified Trumpism in many ways, and did a good job turning Trump's campaign and Twitter rambles into real policy as attorney general.
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We see her horror at informing her children of their father's death, her loss and pain, her solitary rambles through the White House she loves in fancy dresses, her sense of betrayal when she feels Bobby may be playing her to lay a path for his own run.
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So the ability for somebody to take just their passion behind a certain subject, and with a little bit of quality editing and thought behind the content ... I mean, if it rambles and it doesn't make any sense and it's not linear or whatever ... Well, there's caveats to that, too.
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While touring the album, West rapped and sang from behind a crystal mask, often launching into long, seemingly free-associative rambles about creativity and genius, comparing himself to Steve Jobs and Alejandro Jodorowsky, criticizing members of the fashion industry, name-checking the Nike executives with whom he had fallen out.
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Yes, nearly all of them are half-dead already — splicer addicts who have become hopelessly addicted to Rapture's seductive genetic power-ups — but sometimes they're sympathetic anyway: One enemy you encounter is a distraught woman hovering over a baby stroller; another is a crazed man who rambles about wanting his father's approval.
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Banks's narrative seductively juxtaposes rambles through lush volcanic mountains, white sand beaches and coral reefs with a barrage of memories of the hash he's made of his private life — a short-lived first marriage at 19, a second to a folk-singing college student with whom he had three daughters and a third to a failed novelist from Fort Worth.
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" In 2012, stepping from England into Scotland at the border hamlet of Kershopefoot, marveling at the change in terrain, he was reminded of another of his rambles, between Pakistan and India: "I had hardly seen such a stark difference since I walked from Lahore to Amritsar in half a day, through land which had been a single province — Punjab — in a single country, but was now partitioned.
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But I am nonetheless offering it, that he should use his isolation to develop a new way of communicating: more fact, more detail; less rhetoric, less bluster; cut the homilies and rambles; fewer snappy one-liners; more empathy for the dead and dying, and those caring for them; more explanation of decision making; more linking of new policy announcements to previous ones, and to data; use of graphics and film to explain; and, please, comb your hair!
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Dylan Jones: The making of a male style icon "You took the musics of immigrant America, the ballads, the blues, the rambles of Woody Guthrie and The Clancy Brothers and Dominic Behan, the cadences of gospel, the imagery of William Blake and Bessie Smith, the amphetamine-fuelled poetry of bebop Greenwich Village and the windblown mournfulness of the lonesome prairie, and fired them in the kiln of the most extraordinary single imagination ever to work in popular music," O'Connor wrote.
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Anybody that has burned through Michael Azzerad's Our Band Could be Your Life will have read about similar acid-fuelled, hell-raising tales, and even a cursory search of Butthole Surfers online will quickly lead you to videos of their lead singer, Gibby Haynes, looking like a caveman who has been transplanted from the dark ages as he rambles incoherently about worms with the mania and malevolent glare of a guy you would most likely cross the street to avoid if you saw him coming.
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