Instead, they now usually jogged on their wheels for a few minutes, hopped off, rested or roamed in short spurts, and then climbed back on the wheels, ran, rested, briefly roamed, and repeated.
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A century ago, around 45,000 wild tigers roamed the country.
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We've had social media since we first roamed the earth.
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A few armed soldiers wearing desert camouflage roamed the floor.
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But he neglected profits and roamed over all three layers.
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Her three (also massive) piglets roamed on the sidewalk nearby.
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Grizzlies roamed in Arizona and New Mexico until the 1930s.
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More than 40,000 years ago, giant kangaroos roamed western Australia.
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Pets and wildlife, including monkeys and porcupines, roamed their rooms.
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They roamed the streets with loudspeakers urging residents to leave.
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Goats and cattle roamed freely on the dusty flood plain.
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I roamed around with him in some of those places.
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He dared not venture outside, where paramilitaries roamed the streets.
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The discovery suggests that Denisovans roamed over much of Asia.
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Thousands of years ago, giant sloths roamed the earth -- seriously.
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The robot, equipped with GPS, roamed more than 10,000 miles.
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A century ago, around 20163,000 tigers roamed the world's jungles.
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Not all that long ago the FARC roamed the Sierra Nevada.
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Ancient mammal species, like the saber-toothed cat, once roamed here.
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Massive jetliners that roamed the skies, now awaiting a depressing fate.
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He was told of a particular lion that roamed the area.
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Video techs roamed the space with shoulder-mounted units on gimbles.
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And sex workers roamed the streets, looking for their next date.
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The placebo effect has existed since we first roamed the earth.
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In central Florida, cow hunters still roamed the swamps and prairies.
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Up until the 20163s, thousands of pigs roamed around Wall Street.
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Aisha pulled off her skirt and jilbab and roamed the grounds.
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One Bay Area night Bob and a friend roamed through town.
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Read More: More than 40,000 years ago, giant kangaroos roamed Australia
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As dislocation bred dysfunction, gangs of neo-Nazis roamed the city.
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At Iowa, he roamed the secondary but mostly patrolled the outside.
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Young men in civilian clothing roamed the area with assault rifles.
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She roamed around, stroking books by Arthur Rackham and Judy Blume.
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Dennehy roamed from town to town in Cambridgeshire and East Anglia.
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During the American Civil War, huge metal monsters roamed the Mississippi River.
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The giant lizard plesiosaurs roamed around with razor sharp teeth devouring prey.
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Thankfully they didn't scare off the large deer that roamed the property.
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Some of the animals were caged, while others roamed freely, Binz wrote.
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My mind roamed the many years I'd spent in the Muslim world.
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I roamed around the Old City for hours and fell in love.
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Before comic-book conventions roamed the Earth, there were science-fiction conventions.
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Thugs roamed the streets attacking foreigners, injuring two Pakistanis and one Syrian.
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There, they found, hunter-gatherers butchered megafauna that roamed during that period.
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When Europeans arrived in North America, wolves roamed much of the continent.
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They flouted reservation borders, believing they had sovereignty wherever the buffalo roamed.
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Mastodons, saber-tooth cats and 500-pound beavers roamed the region then.
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Mr. Grant, 503, has roamed these acres since he was a boy.
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Dinosaurs roamed and ruled the Earth for hundreds of millions of years.
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Travis Kalanick, the recently departed chief executive of Uber, roamed the halls.
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Gibson kept her pump on her when she roamed through the crowd.
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Hunters, too, have roamed these hills in the solitude so bountifully offered.
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He roamed the first-floor halls before going to the second floor.
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About 100 kids roamed the patch and played on the inflatable slides.
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It's the most notorious fast food crime since The Hamburglar roamed the streets.
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Millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed the land where Jensen, Utah, now sits.
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In the early 0003th century an estimated 3-5 million elephants roamed Africa.
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Bands of displaced peasants roamed the razed countryside, fighting the crows for gleanings.
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It was a safe, small town — a place where children roamed neighborhoods unsupervised.
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Skirmishes and small clashes took place across the city as protesters roamed around.
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Here's how to see where your hometown was when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
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But the species was already in decline, having once roamed the Australian mainland.
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So a guide, Regalado Miró, and I roamed the island in a van.
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On Tuesday, he roamed the hotel lobby, dressed in a white cowboy hat.
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Where giant otters and jaguars once roamed, there were fields where cattle grazed.
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"He envisioned a harmonious place where man and beast roamed together," he said.
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That's because it was mostly underwater when the giant creatures roamed the earth.
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A few chickens roamed near signs advertising bee removal and rubbish collection services.
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Julián Castro roamed the Spin Room after Thursday night's debate like Banquo's ghost.
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But this year they roamed the river without any needy offspring to feed.
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Holding a microphone, she roamed the room and quizzed students about their plans.
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Some 95 to 100 million years ago, giants roamed the forests of Patagonia, Argentina.
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Kids filled parks, teens roamed the streets, and even adults joined in the fun.
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SIX THOUSAND years ago wild horses roamed the plains and steppes of the world.
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The Saudi gazelle, who once roamed the Arabian Peninsula, hasn't been seen in decades.
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It seems like decades ago that scooters first roamed free and wild all over.
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Lowe's' blue branding gave me a sense of calmness as I roamed the store.
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At one point at least 20 journalists roamed the courthouse building and its grounds.
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Plesiosaurs roamed Earth's oceans for nearly 150m years, until their extinction 66m years ago.
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Cardi B looked ecstatic as she roamed the grounds of Disneyland with baby Kulture.
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The Queen of England, President George Washington and showgirls also roamed through the shindig.
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Both roamed the mansions of power late at night, raving against every perceived slight.
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Distraught neighbors cried and consoled each other as news crews roamed the placid block.
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This isn't the first time the peacocks have roamed off, but they usually return.
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A single bagpiper roamed the scene, attracting a crowd when he stopped to play.
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Armed with guns and explosives, they roamed the halls, shooting at anything that moved.
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If his eyes ever roamed to the top of my head, my heart stopped.
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Nocturnal marsupials, about the size of squirrels, quolls once roamed all of Northern Australia.
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Cowboys roamed on horseback, trained by Dr. King as medics, alerting him to trouble.
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Weeden and Cassel roamed Big D, in which case I didn't lower him enough.
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Gangs roamed the streets, and Gomez, small and scrawny, was a target, he said.
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At the pumpkin patch, we talked and laughed while the children roamed the fields.
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They emerged no more than 100 million years ago, back when dinosaurs roamed Earth.
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And small groups roamed with bows and arrows, a few even practicing with flames.
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Giant parrot: Scientists announced the discovery of a bird that once roamed New Zealand.
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Yet her gaze roamed past the uptown intelligentsia, onto her neighbors in Spanish Harlem.
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Trilobites When did North America become a home where the ancestors of buffalo roamed?
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Giant parrot: Scientists announced the discovery of a bird that once roamed New Zealand.
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A camera team roamed the caliphate scouting for the ideal executioners, Mr. Khalifa said.
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He roamed purgatory with a carved turnip, filled with coal, to illuminate his way.
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Before settling in this remote Somali town abutting the border with Ethiopia, he roamed widely.
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Karma roamed outside for six days before people in the neighborhood finally coaxed her inside.
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Gao tells him that the animals "once roamed the green valleys" where she grew up.
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I remember when the memes roamed free, and no one would admit to owning anything.
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In the mobile station that roamed the high alpine desert, he called himself Diablo Diablo.
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This species only inhabits 7% of the original range they once roamed in the wild.
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The four roamed the streets of Knott's Ghost Town terrifying those that crossed their paths.
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Earth is warmer than it's been in some 120,000 years — back when hippos roamed Europe.
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In the mountains, wolves and wild boar roamed forests of beech, cedar, and holly oak.
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They had weird haircuts, spoke with funny voices and roamed the streets getting into trouble.
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The Iron Curtain of course imposed restraints; otherwise, we applied for visas and roamed lightheartedly.
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But Dunn also has roamed inside, and Horan has drifted to the far-side touchline.
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Dozens of volunteers roamed the courts, helping those who were participating with technique and strategy.
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Some residents sat in front of the remains of their homes as goats roamed nearby.
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She roamed the streets of New York, camera in hand, finding opportunity at every corner.
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A toddler roamed around the schoolhouse gym freely, picked up and cuddled by unrelated women.
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Sewage pooled in corners, goats roamed between graves and garbage was piled high in places.
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Feral dogs roamed the island; domesticated pigs and cows feasted at the community's refuse heap.
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As the packs grew, many wolves roamed outside the national park, replenishing the wild lands.
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It was also said that the jars once belonged to giants who roamed these hills.
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A century ago, wild gray wolves roamed the Mid-Atlantic region, but none do now.
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A mistake would put an innocent suspect in prison while the true murderer roamed free.
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Recurring characters from The Cosby Show roamed the halls, gospel music and Beethoven filled the stairways.
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A hopeful administrator, whose boss was defeated in November, roamed office to office, résumé in tow.
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"Many animals roamed freely, including well over a dozen kittens and cats," the affidavit reportedly reads.
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Ms. Witherspoon and Ms. Aniston roamed the grounds, along with the Apple chief executive Tim Cook.
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They roamed the Earth between 130 and 65 million years ago on long, stilt-like legs.
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Quite literally, the church became a sanctuary for the star-crossed artists who roamed its confines.
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The result is a landscape of plains, wetlands and forest roamed by thousands of hoofed mammals.
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In the villages where Mr Kwoyelo once roamed people catch news of his trial on radios.
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Older children lounged in front of a film, while toddlers roamed around the soft play area.
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The 118 adult and baby goats roamed the manicured lawns in Boise, the Idaho Statesman reported .
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At the turn of the 2544th century, roughly 100,000 wild tigers roamed the forests of Eurasia.
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Rather than being kept as house pets, these dogs probably roamed close to or within villages.
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Trilobites This 242-million-year-old creature swam the seas before most dinosaurs roamed the planet.
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He roamed the streets of Chicago incessantly, which is how he came to love the city.
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Half a century ago, 1,000 families roamed the Anatolian steppe but now there are just 86.
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But these marsupials weren't the only giants that once roamed the wilds of of ancient Australia.
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Music thumped from below and loud guests roamed by her room at all hours, she said.
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The Verge's Lauren Goode roamed the halls of the conference last week in Huntington Beach, Calif.
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Waiters roamed the vast, opulent Ritz-Carlton Hotel, offering pale Saudi coffee and exotic fruit drinks.
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Fascists and neo-Nazis affiliated with the Golden Dawn political party roamed the neighborhood menacing immigrants.
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The actual men of God roamed the exhibition, happily enraptured by treasures lent from the Vatican.
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Anti-Kavanaugh protesters roamed the halls of the Senate, and there was a heavy police presence.
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Ms. Gottfried roamed the streets of New York, camera in hand, finding opportunity at every corner.
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We roamed through it like the tourists we were, awed by the charm in its bones.
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It took beautiful photos and roamed 28 miles over Mars, taking us along for the journey.
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Attackers roamed the halls of the hotel for hours, firing on guests and setting of explosives.
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Sara Roosevelt roamed the halls of both sides for decades, like a domestically inclined Lady Macbeth.
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Cilic, 28, served thunderbolts all week and roamed the grass courts with a confident, bristling intensity.
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Each worked on her respective project, while Ms. Cook-Lopez's two dogs — Pixel and Pookie — roamed.
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The one where rockstars roamed freely and starving artists could still afford studio space in Manhattan.
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Bounty hunters, or "blackbirders," as we learned they were called, roamed Manhattan in search of escapees.
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I enjoyed how guests could watch episodes of "Gilmore Girls" while they roamed through the house.
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Once the texts revealed themselves, they roamed around my mind as I looked for the source.
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We roamed the Ramallah streets, where businesses had closed up shop as a sign of protest.
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We saw "pickers," employees who roamed the aisles, scanned packages and moved them to be sorted.
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Less than a thousand years ago, a bird roamed Madagascar that stood as tall as an elephant.
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Taweret–worship soon spread to Nubia, Crete, and other regions around the Nile where hippos once roamed.
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The new species, which once roamed what is now Alberta, Canada, is from the Early Cretaceous period.
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Elegant white stags roamed the streets like citizens, and reptiles big as men drifted in the river.
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At almost 60 feet long, the monster shark roamed the oceans of Earth millions of years ago.
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But scientists now believe they've located one, determining this particular T. rex that roamed Montana was female.
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But first and foremost, he's Austin's DJ, having been here since dinosaurs roamed back in the 1990s.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — After a recent preseason game here, the walking wounded roamed the Pittsburgh Steelers' locker room.
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And on that note… The woolly mammoth still roamed the earth while the pyramids were being built.
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Legend has it that Mr. Dove roamed the room on roller skates, dabbing his paintbrush at works.
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Vandalism was rampant, packs of stray dogs roamed the grounds, and water pipes were broken and leaking.
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Neither Flannery nor Burlingame had food industry experience, so the pair turned roamed grocery aisles for inspiration.
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We sat by the pool and explored the grounds, where iguanas and chickens roamed beneath palm trees.
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I also saw a sculpture of a woolly mammoth, the Ice Age creatures that once roamed Yakutia.
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Guests roamed around, discovering art installations, dance, literature, and sound performances in all corners of the property.
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Attendees were astonished when she mentioned that our solar system was across the galaxy when dinosaurs roamed.
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A group of fruit pickers roamed around the rows of vines, picking bright clusters of chardonnay grapes.
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I roamed the halls with Martin/Freehugz in his blue wolf suit, who seemed to know everyone.
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The earthy, layered gray of a well-roamed, dusty sheep must be one of her favorite colors.
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People roamed the parking lots looking for others who had cartons of aqua towels to give away.
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That sheep had actually roamed the Sheep Meadow since the Civil War until Robert Moses exiled them.
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In the days that followed, armed bands of opposing ethnic groups roamed the city streets, shooting indiscriminately.
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The lower-polling contenders for the most part roamed the grounds of Water Works Park here unencumbered.
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And, of course the grandparents, who stubbornly reference the good ol' days when political incorrectness roamed free.
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He said he had roamed every corner of the park and had seen plenty of its wildlife.
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In 1919, hoping to stave off a Communist revolution, right-wing mobs roamed the streets, killing Jews.
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Recently published findings confirm that bedbugs originated at least 100 million years ago, when dinosaurs roamed Earth.
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Although Towns and Porzingis roamed the court, the best big man on the floor was Kyle O'Quinn.
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A water cannon truck, flanked by armoured jeeps also roamed the streets, but was not heavily used.
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He was also able to employ 15 housekeepers who roamed Manhattan tidying up the apartments, he said.
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I'd be curious to see how things change from the Westeros we know when dragons roamed the skies.
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Like the T. rex, these three roamed later than Thanatos, between 77 million and 66 million years ago.
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Over the decades they steadily acquired land and cattle, until 200 cows roamed more than 600 hilly acres.
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The bison sometimes came in through a door that the wind blew open and roamed around the house.
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He also could have held his own in ancient Europe, where giant bovines called aurochs roamed the land.
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Woolly mammoths roamed the planet for hundreds of thousands of years before they vanished about 4,000 years ago.
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There, he found several fossil bones from a rodent that roamed the planet about 37 million years ago.
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Just last year, officers subdued a wild boar that roamed around a restricted area of the city's airport.
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We haven't seen a hand-to-butt ratio like this since the T. rex roamed the Earth. pic.twitter.
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Paleontologists have discovered a rare new species of extinct shark that roamed the oceans 20 million years ago.
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Overnight, gangs roamed the highland capital and other cities, businesses were attacked and properties were set on fire.
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GANGS, FIRES, CLASHES Overnight, gangs roamed the highland capital, businesses were attacked and properties were set on fire.
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Overnight on Sunday, gangs had roamed the highland capital, businesses were attacked and properties were set on fire.
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The other roamed the cabin until it was apprehended by a federal agent at Trudeau Airport in Montreal.
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At age 14, he roamed the streets and headed to Los Angeles where he joined a street gang.
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I had originally envisioned reading Grimm tales to my children at night as we roamed the Black Forest.
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There were "kiosk facilitators," and "wayfinding ambassadors" who roamed about assisting discombobulated museumgoers and groups on field trips.
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Mr. Xi has roamed the world stage since rising to the top of the Communist Party in 2012.
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And so they observed the contemplative silence of Pearl Harbor and roamed the pitted landscape surrounding Hawaii's volcanoes.
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People did not know where their loved ones were; they roamed the streets, searching, digging and finding bodies.
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In 2018, sheep roamed around Green Park in the center of London as part of a conservation effort.
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We roamed the cavernous train station, hoping to catch a glimpse of them while taking in the scenes.
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He and about 10 employees set up a stand and then roamed through the crowd selling their wares.
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The following morning I roamed through the city's winding cobblestone streets to get a taste of Old Grasse.
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But the chairman stood firm, grinning while he roamed the Senate and refusing to comment on the criticism.
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With a full belly, he roamed the city all day, and in the evening returned to his cupboard.
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The beast roamed present-day Montana 75.2 to 74.4 million years ago and feasted upon crested duckbill dinosaurs.
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That honor goes to elephant birds, which stood 10 feet tall and roamed Madagascar thousands of years ago.
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Because we can't fathom how you did not learn the importance of inclusiveness while you roamed our streets.
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The first tarantula was immediately caught, while the second roamed the plane for a bit before being captured.
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BLUE RIBBON FEDERAL GRILL For their new financial district restaurant, Bruce and Eric Bromberg have roamed the globe.
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Ask anyone who roamed the country during the years of 2004-2007 and casually listened to contemporary rock.
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At the start of the 20th century, nearly 40,000 tigers roamed freely in what was then British India.
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Every day, she said, an ISIS official roamed the dormitory carrying a list of men looking for brides.
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Dinosaurs were majestic, fearsome creatures with big teeth and pea brains who roamed Earth a long-ass time ago.
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"For these smart, gentle, social animals who have roamed the sub-continent for centuries, hell is now and here."
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New research has found bed bugs actually roamed (or scuttled) the earth with dinosaurs, but apparently didn't bite them.
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The researchers found that while the adult wolves stayed within the zone, the juvenile roamed far beyond its boundaries.
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He grew up south of Nairobi in the Rift Valley, where large herds of wildebeest once roamed the plains.
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The big beasts of science, too, roamed through: Michael Faraday, Baron von Bunsen and Isambard Kingdom Brunel all visited.
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That's where researchers think the embryo chilled out some 245 million years ago, when these reptiles roamed the ocean.
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Given that, it's hardly a comfort to know that things were much, much hotter when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
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About 100 million years ago, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, four, tiny spider-like creatures became trapped in amber.
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For more than 30 years, French photographer Kevin Couliau has roamed the globe looking for the greatest basketball courts.
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Since then, Finns have roamed the world, from Sierra Leone to Brazil, in search of a more idyllic life.
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Even better, she roamed the ship like any other sunglasses-wearing passenger, which added an element of surreal surprise.
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A British heavy metal icon once roamed the world's stages, piercing his audience's eardrums with his distorted Rickenbacker bass.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden's best canine friend was Champ, a regal-looking German shepherd who roamed the grounds.
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A handful of reporters roamed the halls of the cavernous Capitol, but few lawmakers were to be seen. Sen.
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Just over a century ago, as many as 5 million elephants roamed Africa, according to the World Wildlife Fund.
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One wonders, had Cole lived longer, how much farther from the Hudson River School his vision might have roamed.
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When he was young, he and his friends roamed the neighborhood unattended, where they learned to manage themselves socially.
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Millions once roamed the continent, but by 1900 their numbers had dwindled to the low hundreds in the wild.
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Frightened dogs roamed in packs (soon the monkeys unleashed from Monkey Jungle, a local tourist attraction, would join them).
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The head nurse, Evila García, fed a blind patient as a stray cat roamed the women's ward dining hall.
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Stephen Hawking Dies at 76; His Mind Roamed the Cosmos Sedate a Plant, and It Seems to Lose Consciousness.
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According to researchers, over a hundred years ago, 100,000 wild cheetahs roamed across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.
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Military police formed a long curved line, while scores of white-helmeted United States marshals roamed through the area.
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In the 400 years since Rose's death he has roamed the world, unwilling to settle, unable to find happiness.
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A fossil found in a Tibetan cave suggests that an ancient human species once roamed across much of Asia.
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In the months after the end of the war, more than a million refugees roamed the Western-occupied zone.
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A pair of spectral animals roamed the plains of Garissa County near the Ishaqbini Hirola Conservancy in Kenya's east.
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Soldiers roamed deserted streets enforcing quarantines, and medical professionals braced for an onslaught of patients by building field hospitals.
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Soldiers roamed deserted streets enforcing quarantines, and medical professionals braced for an onslaught of patients by building field hospitals.
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Next, the team headed to a Ralphs supermarket on Sunset Boulevard, where they roamed the aisles brainstorming other stunts.
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In what is now called the Badlands, an area so named because nothing much grows there, rhinos once roamed.
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Queer Dance on Saturday night, the choreographer, performer and dance scholar Thomas F. DeFrantz roamed among us, collecting suggestions.
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For context, the Cairo forest is about 140 million years older than the first dinosaurs that roamed the earth.
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The discovery could push the age of the entire plant family, perhaps, back to when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
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Girls roamed the aisles in half-feral packs, shouting titles and blurbs at each other from across the store.
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The law dates back nearly 150 years to California's Wild West days, when cowboys and outlaws roamed the state.
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A few young artists roamed the area with sketchbooks and pens in hand, hoping to capture scenes of protest.
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Image: Neil DaviesThe area in which these particular dinosaurs roamed was likely near a water source, according to the scientists.
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As he roamed the street screaming nonsense, a cop started trailing him, but in the end Kodak left without incident.
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With only three members on duty, the Angels roamed the same subway car together and changed cars at every stop.
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This was the great age of labels, in which educated men roamed the earth naming and (they felt) taming it.
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The remains of Lucy, a famous early human ancestor, indicate she roamed present-day Ethiopia some 3.2 million years ago.
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Stuck between the Salween river and jungle roamed by Karen rebels and Burmese soldiers, the camp mostly relies on handouts.
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Turner, 23, appeared to have quite the time, petting, feeding and snuggling the goats that happily roamed around the class.
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One big reason TikTokers emerged as the main attraction at VidCon was because they roamed within the larger attendee body.
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The leopard gained notoriety after he roamed into a private school in suburban Bangalore for nearly 14 hours last Sunday.
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They roamed a junkyard where people went for secondhand parts, sitting in stripped-down cars and mimicking an engine's roar.
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Ancient Australia was also home to giant kangaroos and marsupial lionsMore than 40,000 years ago, giant kangaroos roamed western Australia.
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The story of the Kraken supposedly stems from Nordic tales that describe monsters with huge tentacles that roamed the sea.
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Press vans equipped with satellites parked outside the courthouse, and reporters roamed the halls and sat in the parking lot.
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In the hills around Deya, Spain, he encountered flocks of goats who roamed around with bells tied around their necks.
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Since his beloved wife died 2 years ago, Tom has roamed the world, unwilling to settle, unable to find happiness.
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Slave catchers who roamed the streets seeking to kidnap both free black people and fugitive slaves were a persistent hazard.
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New research says the mountain-dwelling animals have vanished from part of the northern Sierra Nevada where they once roamed.
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They probably didn't become fully marine animals until about 12 million years after this creature roamed the Earth, scientists think.
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Known for its shock of yellow hair and bright orange cheeks, the lesser prairie-chicken once roamed the Great Plains.
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The nonprofit's resident pack of friendly dogs roamed the grounds, while volunteers and staff worked away in the blistering heat.
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Colombia's civil war was raging and leftist rebels roamed the countryside, committing massacres and extorting money from local ranch hands.
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The sticky asphalt was a death trap for the animals that roamed the fertile grasslands 10,000 to 40,000 years ago.
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A study published Tuesday in journal "Open Quaternary" confirmed scientist's suspicions that hyenas roamed the Arctic during the last ice age.
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It was the first outdoor concert of the year, and people roamed around in puffy jackets paired with open-toed sandals.
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But as it transforms from empty deserts roamed by Bedouin into a populous Arab state, the kingdom shows signs of strain.
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Their sentiments are widely shared, and not only in Fatih, a pro-government area of Istanbul roamed this week by Charlemagne.
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The mutaween, as they are called in Arabic, roamed the malls and streets, enforcing the kingdom's strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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Unicorns have roamed NBA pastures for years, transforming the sport of basketball with their unique blend of size, skill and athleticism.
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The skull belonged to an extinct type of shark called a symmoriiform that roamed the oceans around 330 million years ago.
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They also possessed beaks and specialized teeth for grinding plant material, and are believed to have roamed the landscape in herds.
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The police department said on Facebook that the bear roamed around the Hanover neighborhood before climbing and staying in the tree.
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The farmers, dismissed by urban Indians as bumpkins, roamed in gangs, examining the machines, discussing the finer points with the inventors.
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Restoring the steppe When mammoths roamed in a northern area known as the "mammoth steppe," that ecosystem was rich in grasses .
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It's a design that's worked since the dinosaurs roamed the earth, so it only makes sense to try and copy it.
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We feared news feeds of dozens of bodies as yet another killer with high-powered firearms roamed a temple of learning.
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Two new studies reveal that the landscape the ancestors of H. sapiens roamed across was even more crowded, until quite recently.
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A new study reveals that the landscape the ancestors of H. sapiens roamed across was even more crowded, until quite recently.
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He roamed right field wearing Gucci shades, a Menorah chain, and his Hebrew name, Yehohshaphat, on the back of his jersey.
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At the Miami Open last month, Melanie and Demid roamed the player lounge while their father received treatment after a match.
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The fossils reveal the creatures were all young adults and roamed the lush forest of Patagonia around 100 million years ago.
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Osakwe, rather than sending models down a runway, had them stand still on raised platforms, as confused attendees roamed around them.
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Diluvicursor roamed a forested broad rift valley floodplain between Australia and Antarctica, which remained connected until about 45 million years ago.
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Akainacephalus would have roamed the southern part of Laramidia, which once stretched from the Arctic Circle to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Before industrial whaling took its toll on the whale population, an estimated 4 million to 5 million whales roamed the seas.
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Millions of years ago, the birds that roamed the Earth would've towered over modern humans, and weighed over a thousand pounds.
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A century ago, more than 100,000 tigers roamed the globe, ranging from Turkey and the Caucasus to eastern Siberia and Indonesia.
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But few and probably none (George Clinton?) roamed the rock universe with as much acumen as chameleonic persona monger David Bowie.
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Parker, 30, was born to Korean parents in Brazil, where she roamed the craft stalls of the beach town of Fortaleza.
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Protesters massed near the Capitol and roamed the corridors of the Senate office buildings, pleading with Republican senators to vote no.
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Former Confederate soldiers, sometimes wearing their old uniforms, roamed the South as newly empowered sheriffs, harassing, beating and arresting black freedmen.
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They've been sucking blood since T. rex and triceratops roamed the planet, and they won't give up the habit anytime soon.
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When Mr. Hall first roamed among the audience members who filled the "trading floor" in an NBC studio in Burbank, Calif.
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And in 21918, he roamed that range in an unsuccessful search for signs of the mythical animal known as the yeti.
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Since leaving Russia, Mr. Durov has roamed the world with a core team of Telegram engineers, recently spending time in Dubai.
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Instead, they speculated, the dangerous bacteria most likely spread earlier, as manure-dropping cattle or whitetail deer roamed through wheat fields.
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While two Apollo 15 crewmen roamed the lunar surface on a scientific mission, he took valuable photographs from the space capsule.
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It was kind of familiar, too, on the site of Keith McNally's old Pastis restaurant, where street sex workers once roamed.
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A resident, Priscilla McBride, told The Dallas Morning News that Mr. Paddock often roamed the apartment property, casually talking to residents.
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Volunteers roamed the main corridor, passing a lost and found section, television cameras and a medical station stocked with oxygen tanks.
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In an era in which hulking enforcers roamed the ice alongside the league's top stars, Semenko was one of the toughest.
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Airlines such as Pan American, Trans World Airlines, and Eastern Air Lines once roamed but each fell prey to changing times.
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Unrecognizable creatures — with disproportionate limbs, spikes, shells, horns, unfathomable teeth — roamed freely, feeding on the tall grass and, oftentimes, one another.
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The oldest is a Spanish mastiff's iron collar, worn to protect dogs against bears and wolves that roamed the European countryside.
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Just as he once roamed playgrounds and gyms in search of pickup basketball games, Mr. Halpern hustled D.J. gigs around campus.
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Sasha roamed the bar with a fifth of Jack Daniels in her hand and poured shots straight down her friends' gullets.
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Prisoners who had escaped from the damaged National Penitentiary roamed the city center, and police executed suspected criminals in broad daylight.
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The dinosaurs roamed the Australian-Antarctic rift valley, the area between an active volcanic mountain range in eastern Australia and Antarctica.
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He had learned to live with some predation, he said: "We've gotten used to the wolf," because one pack roamed nearby.
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Children took batting practice; real estate executives roamed the outfield; the Jumbotron flashed photos of the crowd using the hashtag #AmTrustTitleDreamTeam.
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The sage grouse once roamed the American West in millions, but energy development and agriculture reduced its total habitat area by half.
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These giant beasts—which roamed the Earth during the Cretaceous period roughly 66.5 million years ago—were reptiles but not actually dinosaurs.
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Everything unfolded on March 1 when Jordan roamed the Magic Kingdom with her husband, Steven Alexander, their infant son and her parents.
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There was little else to do, so as chickens roamed the yards he passed the time by teaching himself the Visual Basic .
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Baobabs stud southern Africa&aposs hot, dry stretches of savanna and are often in areas roamed by elephants, rhinos and other wildlife.
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Funny side note: Long ago, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth, I wrote a piece for Popular Science on the Atlantic Wind Connection.
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The show offers one silly (and unlikely) hint: "They say great beasts once roamed this world — as tall as mountains," Dolores says.
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Scientists have identified two new species of ancient gliding mammals that lived about 160 million years ago, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
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Do you, too, miss the days when joyous fluff balls, Bo and Sunny Obama, roamed the snowy grounds of the White House?
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McLawhorn is believed to have roamed around to different places though his main "area" was where Ferguson lived, according to Fox Nashville.
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The first two parts of this 183-hour opus roamed the country, flitting among cities, mysteries and tones, sometimes lingering, sometimes not.
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His nostalgic artwork depicting a vivid, alternate Sweden in which dinosaurs and robots roamed the countryside has garnered him legions of fans.
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To their parents, it offered the assurance of respectability: chaperones roamed the hallways, and men were not allowed above the first floor.
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After the Fukushima disaster, wild boars came down from the mountains and roamed the evacuation zone, tearing up gardens and ransacking houses.
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When Bo Bardi built her house, in 1950, it was practically the only one; armadillo and wild cats still roamed the grounds.
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"White gangs roamed New Orleans, intimidating blacks and breaking up Republican meetings," Columbia historian Eric Foner writes in his history of Reconstruction.
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The vehicles strategically roamed Oakland's streets over the course of a year, ultimately logging 15,000 miles and gathering 3 million unique measurements.
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When ancient humans roamed the earth, anthropologists now believe, they walked into stores to do their holiday shopping instead of going online.
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Lind was not charmed by Barnum's country lifestyle, which featured a pet cow that roamed around out front of his Connecticut home.
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And while country-themed characters once roamed the pavilions of Epcot's World Showcase in Walt Disney World, they no longer exist today.
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A tireless traveller and acute observer, he roamed across the United States and western Europe, and on to Greece, Turkey and Russia.
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Overnight, gangs roamed the highland capital and other cities, businesses were attacked, rival political supporters clashed and properties were set on fire.
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At that time, the big cats roamed over about 20153 million square miles in Africa, Asia and parts of the Middle East.
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McConaughey has roamed the university's campus as a visiting instructor for the past four years and become somewhat of a cult hero.
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Your ancestors may have roamed this continent for thousands of years before the Mayflower dropped anchor near the end of Cape Cod.
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Mastodons are ice age relatives of the elephant that once roamed across much of North America and went extinct 10,000 years ago.
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They were the fossilized shells of ammonoids, a great race of cephalopods (distantly related to the nautilus) that once roamed the seas.
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Late into the night, bands of volunteers wearing reflective orange vests and construction helmets roamed through the town, distributing sandwiches and water.
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During the two days of the conference, they all roamed around the vast open space, checking out booths and taking informal meetings.
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Many of the most iconic dinosaurs roamed the Earth when the planet was in a very different part of the Milky Way.
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He graduated from Erasmus Hall High School in Brooklyn, then roamed the country with his banjo, working on farms along the way.
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One server, a Jamaican guy named Donovan, roamed the Oceanview Cafe every morning during breakfast hours singing made-up songs about coffee.
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Related: 5 Photographers Who Are Hitting Big in 2016 Suspenseful Photos of Precariously Balanced Objects Monumental Wildlife Portraits Capture Wastelands Once Roamed
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She roamed a forested area of about 60 square miles just on the edge of busy farmland near the town of Pandharkawada.
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The team's findings, published Thursday in Current Biology, confirmed that bedbugs originated at least 100 million years ago, when dinosaurs roamed Earth.
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Zoe Yanovsky, Zal Yanovsky's daughter Zalman was a bit of a street urchin, somewhat homeless, and had roamed around Israel playing guitar.
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But in a Senate mostly devoid of the kind of commanding figures who once roamed its halls, he was a rare bird.
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She roamed Facebook seeking people who wanted to go the women's march in January 2017, an experience she likened to surfing Match.com.
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We also roamed the casino trying to find regulars who might have met Mr. Paddock, who was a big video poker player.
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She said the bison had roamed for days near the border and his presence was reported to nature protection authorities in Poland.
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At Three Whales, a big market in the center of Blagoveshchensk, a few customers recently roamed stalls mostly run by Chinese traders.
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"They run hisba patrols in the camp," one official said, referring to the all-female morality police brigades that roamed ISIS cities.
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For my mission, I roamed the highway for a few hours each day, usually after dawn, to check on the recent carnage.
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He roamed London, taking pictures of children, old people and mentally ill people that were displayed in galleries and hailed by critics.
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Farm animals, which once roamed the land, began disappearing and multigenerational families gave way to smaller ones and more people living alone.
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Dustin Pittman's gaze roamed the bustling back office of Century 21 on Cortlandt Street, where Kim Shui was prepping her fashion show.
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When the county fair came to town in July, Steven roamed the midway with his friends, laughing and slurping vanilla ice cream.
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Later, Goddard roamed through the Weston Cast Court that contains painstaking reproductions of some of the most famous sculptures in the world.
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Smith is no stranger to such expansive time frames; her brilliant debut novel, "White Teeth," roamed from the mid-1970s to 2000.
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Meet Scotty, the heavyweight champ of T. rexes About 66 million years ago, an old battle-scarred Tyrannosaurus rex roamed prehistoric Saskatchewan.
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Instead of running through tall, thick grass, as Devin Hester did, Cohen dodged the pit bulls that he said roamed his neighborhood.
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The area was popular among seafaring captains who roamed the ocean and harpooned whale, which were prized for their meat and oil.
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Programmer Lina Matta has roamed the region, and the world's film festivals, in search of the most promising directors of the region.
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If the recent-formation scenario is true, that means Saturn had no rings when giant sauropod dinosaurs roamed the Earth during the Jurassic.
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But 150 million years ago, humongous, long-necked dinosaurs called sauropods roamed there—and scientists just identified one of their colossal, fossilized feet.
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Starting in 2005, Anne-Lise Broyer, a photographer, roamed Sand's estate in Nohant and the surrounding countryside, her gaze influenced by the novels.
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The twins rummaged through my purse, to their parents' protest, sat on their dad's lap, and roamed around the room as we spoke.
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It turns out this Palaeozoic prince of darkness, which roamed the seas roughly 400-million-years-ago, has a pretty metal origin story.
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With no more family members around and breathing to return Arya to, the pair roamed the Riverlands for the rest of season four.
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All of these efforts have come together to try and to save a species that has roamed this Earth for 50 million years.
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For girls who roamed the mall wildly, and mildly, in the early aughts, Avril Lavigne helped ask the pressing questions of the era.
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I tracked his hit show The Apprentice, attended his wedding to Melania Knauss and roamed the halls of his lavish Trump Tower abode.
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Both marsupials are among 20203 mammal species that roamed Australia at the time of the first European settlement in the late 18th century.
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The hangout comedy definitely feels like something that was conceived when How I Met Your Mother and Cougar Town still roamed the Earth.
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The nearly complete skeleton "Lucy" was a member of that latter group, which roamed Africa between 3.9 million and 3 million years ago.
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The nearly complete skeleton "Lucy" was a member of that latter group, which roamed Africa between 3.9 million and 3 million years ago.
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This home-brewed, quick-fermented, low-alcohol drink is a poor cousin of mead from the times when vikings roamed the Nordic countries.
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Where people live and work now, whales roamed over modern Berkeley and Oakland, and giant megalodon sharks were chasing prey in San Jose.
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A short jaunt to the west is the Main Post, the heart of the Presidio even back when the Army roamed these parts.
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He roamed the medieval tunnels of Wrigley afterward and found Terry Collins, his friend and the Mets' manager, and gave him a hug.
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The course of the Mississippi River once roamed erratically "like a pianist playing with one hand," but humans put a stop to that.
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Because, for instance, jackals and wild dogs roamed near desert burial grounds, "they were seen as protectors of the deceased," Dr. Barbash said.
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Many of my emotional woes during the year 2012 were worked out while I roamed the halls of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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The last time the atmosphere contained as much carbon dioxide as it does now, birdlike dinosaurs roamed what was then a verdant landscape.
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Journalists roamed the halls waiting for updates and swarmed Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Republican, with questions once he appeared.
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They were left by an extinct moa, a huge, flightless bird that roamed New Zealand until roughly 1445 when it succumbed to overhunting.
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People disregarded warnings to stay off the streets and roamed Miami in search of ice, canned foods, gasoline, batteries and charcoal for grills.
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But ever since Socrates roamed the Athenian agora, much of philosophy has had an inherently critical edge—challenging the status quo and authority.
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Woolf roamed free in the salty air of the sloping garden, with the expanse of the bay and its distant lighthouse before her.
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In 1943 I stayed at home in Manhattan during the summer and my 12-year-old self roamed the city on my own.
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They roamed in large herds 66 to 80 million years ago, the study, which published this week in the journal Scientific Reports said.
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Only by cracking the surface of these inhospitable rocks could you begin to discover the curious world of wildlife that once roamed here.
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When it roamed the land 200 million years ago, Ledumahadi lived in South Africa's Free State Province, but it looked very different then.
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All that night and through the weekend he roamed the streets amid the violence, as did John Finney, Ben Welles and Fred Graham.
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After Hurricane Ike, in 2008, dead cows were found floating in floodwaters and rotting in trees, while thousands more, displaced, roamed Southern Texas.
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The Islamic State had dug so many tunnels that the sewage pipes were damaged, and rats roamed through some neighborhoods, the survey found.
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Since the closing of his restaurant Alder two years ago, Dufresne has roamed Manhattan in search of two "meaningful coffee experiences" a day.
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Hello, turkey Meet Diluvicursor pickeringi, a newly discovered dinosaur species that once roamed Australia and Antarctica and was the size of a turkey.
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The intruder in that episode roamed the grounds undetected for about 17 minutes as Secret Service agents failed to respond to several alarms.
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Using a hand-held microphone, Biden, wearing a blue sweater beneath his blue blazer, roamed the gym floor taking questions from the audience.
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As in the Grand Theft Auto games, I controlled a character from a third-person perspective and roamed free over a vast landscape.
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Multitudes of lions, leopards, elephants and other beasts once roamed Senegal, but decades of hunting and development wiped out almost all of them.
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Meanwhile, hundreds of migrants roamed the banks of the river to see if they could find a place to cross without being apprehended.
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The airline unveiled the 'Sneakairs' at an event in Barcelona where testers roamed around the city unaided by maps or looking at their phones.
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But I also dreamed the clown from It came to haunt me at the top of every hour as I roamed a crowded casino.
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Businessmen slipped over on icy patches as snow plows roamed the streets, with the snow returning as fast as the machines could clear it.
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A hot and sweet sucking on her tongue while her hands roamed over Iris' back and low on her hips, pressing them urgently together.
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Other models roamed the book shelves lined on the walls and threw book pages in the air instead of confetti for the finale walk.
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MAGA-hatted Proud Boys wearing their trademark black-and-yellow Fred Perry polo shirts roamed the streets, shouting homophobic slurs and beating up protesters.
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Suburban teens roamed the expo in packs, many of them with a hairstyle or some form of dress that signaled they were alt/emo.
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Snipers in full military gear roamed London's streets — with officers given orders to "do whatever is necessary," including shooting to kill, The Sun reported.
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Since the new tax was introduced they have roamed neighbourhoods, armed with sticks, to collect the election tax as many times as they please.
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There's something quite otherworldly about the video Helms managed to capture, like he somehow transported back to a time when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
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Some had come with their boyfriends in matching cosplay costumes; others were with their girlfriends, or they had come alone, or roamed in groups.
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With the help of his agent, Frank Napoli, Dan shouldn't have any trouble selling his beloved home where models and porn stars roamed free.
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Outside, her pet dogs roamed the grounds of the tree-lined property, one of several she owns in the region, including two luxury hotels.
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Unable to afford a hotel room, the woman roamed the streets over the weekend and spent her nights in a round-the-clock laundromat.
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Paris last experienced an animal-on-the-loose alert when a tiger briefly roamed the city after escaping from a circus cage last November.
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Growing up as a country boy on the edge of a small West Texas city, I roamed the woods and ranches of our neighbors.
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Then, my friend Michael got completely nude roamed the apartment complex's hallways like he was just waking up and didn't know where he was.
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They said the species, which once roamed nearly the entire contiguous United States before humans decimated the population, is critical to maintaining health ecosystems.
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The sky turned dark as it filled with ash, she recalled, and people roamed the streets with molten skin dangling from their outstretched arms.
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They said the species, which once roamed nearly the entire contiguous United States before humans decimated the population, is critical to maintaining healthy ecosystems.
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The spirit of the Incroyables also roamed the fall 2016 collections, not just in Kawakubo's outlandish creations, their proportions strange and uncomfortable to comprehend.
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Pat Skeffington, a technology manager who for the past few years has travelled to the sale from her home, in Iowa, roamed the floor.
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Impoverished Scottish Highlanders, Gaelic-speaking descendants of the Celtic tribes who once roamed northwestern Scotland, flooded into Cape Breton in the early 19th century.
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For more than four decades, the photographer Bill Cunningham roamed the streets of New York by bicycle chronicling the city's evolving street fashion scene.
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Taking some free time with T, he roamed the city's historic nooks, stopping to browse antique collectibles and a trove of designer vintage clothes.
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In the sweltering July heat, Misty roamed the streets of Santa Monica, trying to grab a few minutes of shut-eye where she could.
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Our sun orbits the galaxy's center, so many dinosaurs roamed the Earth while the planet was on the other side of the Milky Way.
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The music roamed hither and yon, and back again — from fiddlers to folk songs of the Appalachians to ethnic songs of the big cities.
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The gang members roamed the Belmont section of the Bronx with machetes and knives, "hunting," looking to exact revenge against their rivals, investigators said.
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Multiple ambulances blazed by the press stationed outside as armed security forces roamed the street, whirring helicopters and barking police dogs puncturing the night.
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So can those who roamed Kansas City's sideline: Many of them added to the misery last year, two years ago, three years ago, five.
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He cupped his ear to an eruptive Wells Fargo Center crowd, à la Allen Iverson, the little giant who once flamboyantly roamed this arena.
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Although the Pistons dominated the game, the crowd seemed to respond most vociferously when workers roamed the stands dispensing giant Michigan state lottery cards.
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Each expressed nostalgia in the US and UK for a time when a select few eminent historians roamed freely within the halls of government.
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Sports of The Times Three years ago, I roamed a pregame locker room during the Mets' improbable sprint to the playoffs and World Series.
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The West African hound originates from Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger and has been the ancient companion of nomads that roamed in the desert.
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Last weekend, as the Coptic patriarch, Pope Tawadros II, offered Palm Sunday Mass, a suicide bomber roamed nearby streets looking for a way inside.
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From 2013 to Trump's election, LeDuff roamed the country and the portrait he paints of it is vivid, dirty, and at times uncomfortably honest.
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His government has blamed the delays on the difficulties of organizing an election in the vast Central African country roamed by dozens of armed groups.
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After the banquet, the pair roamed the halls of Queen Elizabeth's official London residence and found themselves listening to music in a "vaguely familiar" room.
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Thousands of years ago, the liquid asphalt trapped unsuspecting mammoths, horses, giant ground sloths, camels and bison that roamed the area, thirsty for a drink.
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A marvelous storyteller and gifted writer, Costamagna describes his enchanted childhood: Raised in the South of France, he roamed through many local churches and castles.
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Battles of the sexes have likely been going on, in one form or another, for as long as men and women have roamed the planet.
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Colleagues on shore did a deep dive into history, trying to establish what was happening in the Arctic before and after dinosaurs roamed the earth.
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Bonet walked down the road near her home in Topanga, California, with a donkey led on a leash, while a dog roamed free beside them.
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International activity went gangbusters, as firms set up around the world, investors roamed and consumers shopped in supermarkets with enough choice to impress Phileas Fogg.
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In a blue wig and garish blue eyebrows, Colbert roamed around the floor of Wells Fargo Center engaging passersby, including House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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The press was filled with lurid accounts of "wilding", described as a Harlem fad in which adolescent boys roamed the park in packs, seeking targets.
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The Siberian rhinoceros, also known as the "Siberian unicorn," may have roamed the Earth far more recently than previously thought, a new study has found.
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While shooting the film, the location manager was abducted, there was gunfire, missiles were frequently released on the area, and tanks roamed the film site.
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For this episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, The Verge's Lauren Goode roamed the halls of the 2018 Code Media conference in Huntington Beach, Calif.
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Scientists determined the dinosaur — a very close relative of Brachiosaurus — had the biggest feet of any sauropod, and roamed the area 150 million years ago.
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During her freshman year of college, Pixar made a film about a trash-compacting robot that roamed a lonely future-Earth with droopy, adorable expressions.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama signed a law on Monday making the bison — tens of millions of which once roamed North America — the country's first national mammal.
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All roamed southern Utah over the eons, long before Native Americans struggled to hold their land against Mormon settlers, modern life and now, Donald Trump.
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For the better part of the last 403 million years, a group of now-extinct marsupials roamed the wilds of what is now eastern Australia.
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How can we not be nostalgic for a time when the Hanson brothers roamed free and Saved By The Bell posters blanketed bedrooms across America?
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They went into the MetLife building and then roamed through the terminal, chanting "Stand up, fight back" and "Donald Trump, KKK, racist, sexist, anti-gay."
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Burrell assembled a squad of costumed trampoline dunkers that roamed the country performing shows, and Fuller, who had trained as a gymnast, joined the team.
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And as tensions across Europe continued to thaw, researchers were able to collaborate on projects aimed at protecting migratory species that roamed across national borders.
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"It's hard for women to live outside [formal] homes so I had to struggle; I slept under trees and roamed far and wide," she says.
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The lions in front of the Art Institute of Chicago proudly sported their Cubs hats, and somebody in a bear cub outfit roamed State Street.
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There, they hauled rocks under the heat of the sun to gather samples, occasionally suspending their work when a bison or a bear roamed nearby.
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Mr. Zorn and his close collaborators roamed across the museum for several hours, setting up in various chamber music configurations, in different galleries and foyers.
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Six black rhinoceroses were recently flown to Zakouma from South Africa, reuniting the threatened animal with a land it hadn't roamed in nearly five decades.
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Having roamed and rambled, this musical celebration of the works and days of Woody Guthrie follows its footsteps to the end of its summer run.
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She stood on her mark in a courtyard outside of Brooklyn Borough Hall as extras dressed as cops clad in riot gear roamed around her.
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The parade, which began in 1924, originally included a procession of live animals from the Central Park Zoo — yes, tigers and elephants roamed 34th Street.
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The generally 28500/6900 swing state has changed a lot — largely due to gerrymandering — since Democrats John Glenn and Howard Metzenbaum roamed the Senate. Sen.
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Finally, we leave you with a bit of armchair travel to the lonely landscape of the North Dakota Badlands, where dinosaurs and rhinoceroses once roamed.
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Remember, Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Bucks were PISSED at Drizzy after game 4 in Toronto — where the Raptors ambassador roamed the sideline, taunted MIL's players.
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"Mammoth species roamed the steppes of North America and Western Europe from about 100,000 and 14,000 years ago," explained the Solway Firth Partnership, in its statement.
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Researchers discovered what they believe is the oldest known case of dandruff in a tiny feathered dinosaur that roamed the Earth around 125 million years ago.
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Now 46, the retired naval officer takes his Yamaha motorcycle and rides it across America, where the sons and daughters of Gold Star families once roamed.
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Jairo, 17, said that the guards watching over them would get upset if the children stood up and roamed around the limited space they had available.
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Euron Greyjoy, the worst goth boy who ever roamed the seas, has returned to King's Landing with the army of mercenaries and horses he promised Cersei.
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The insurgents then roamed around the city, destroying shops, forcing civilians to cook for them, and using some as human shields during clashes, the official said.
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It's the first time that bison have roamed this part of Canada in 140 years, having been nearly hunted out of existence in the 19th century.
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Instead of focusing on the food, Joey roamed the aisles to personally greet the other shoppers, spreading joy and melting hearts with her precious little wave.
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Genetically, they have evolved, but atomically ,they haven't changed all that much since they first roamed the planet more than 31 million years ago, at least.
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From the 11th century, hundreds of troubadours (probably from the Occitan verb "trobar", "to compose") roamed southern France in search of patrons for their elegant verse.
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Rolling along until communication ceased last June, Opportunity roamed a record 28 miles (45 kilometers) around Mars and worked longer than any other lander — anywhere, ever.
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As enterprising children, Kimbal, Elon and their cousins roamed the wealthy parts of their Pretoria, South Africa neighborhood selling homemade chocolate Easter eggs door-to-door.
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Kim's entourage -- North, Saint, Aunt Kourtney, Larsa Pippen and their kids -- roamed the Anaheim park on Tuesday ... complete with VIP tour guides and bodyguards, of course.
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Over the past seven years, the photographer has roamed Berlin's most hedonistic parties to document its "animals of the night," as he likes to call them.
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Wolves once roamed vast swaths of North America, but settlers expanding west in the 18th and 19th centuries slaughtered them to ensure the safety of livestock.
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Woolly mammoths roamed the Earth for hundreds of thousands of years and weighed as much as 6 tons — about the same size as modern African elephants.
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Later, when the holiday morphed into All Hallow's Eve, people began dressing up as angels, saints, and devils as they roamed the neighborhood bargaining for treats.
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They roamed the forests of the British Isles freely until the Middle Ages, when many were penned into miles of hunting grounds—still wild, but restricted.
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And, according to one former member of the guerrilla groups that roamed Guerrero in the 1970s, alliances between poppy growers and the authorities are nothing new.
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Eighteen-plus years later, they look like dispatches from a remote and impossible universe, a place where dolphins roamed the earth and the sun shone pink.
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Although only four hyena species exist today, the prehistoric world was full of them: nearly 70 species are currently known to have once roamed the planet.
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In Avalon, they kayaked, biked, roamed the beach and watched the Summer Olympics with John and Randee Mateo, Mr. Mateo's parents, and his older sister, Ashley.
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We traded thunderclaps of laughter throughout the night, reflecting on our reckless undergrad days, when we roamed campus and perfumed the dorm room with weed smoke.
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He ordered a quarter-pie of coconut cream, paid in cash – "last of the big spenders from the east" then roamed the restaurant talking to diners.
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For the better part of a year, I roamed the country, living in monasteries, going on 10-day silent meditation retreats and learning from Buddhist teachers.
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While Solomon and Waldron roamed the stage, occasionally glancing at notes on screens at their feet, Scherr spoke in measured tones from behind a translucent lectern.
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The news outlet noted that wolves roamed western Colorado freely before ranchers around 1900 hunted the animal away in an effort to promote and protect livestock.
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Horses have roamed North America for 50 million years, said Ross MacPhee, a curator in the department of mammalogy at the American Museum of Natural History.
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Some say a half-million bowheads roamed the Arctic before the whaling industry exploded in the 19th century, and perhaps 350,000 blue whales were exterminated since.
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For "Once Upon a Time in Shanghai" (Daylight Books, $45, 144 pp.), the photographer Mark Parascandola roamed movie sets and cinema-themed amusement parks in China.
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Cruz roamed the halls, targeting those huddled in classrooms on the first floor before going to the second floor and shooting a victim in another room.
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Her paintings depict women instinctively in touch with the natural and supernatural worlds, and the half-real, half-mythical animals and birds that roamed within them.
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At dinner, he roamed the patio, telling a friend, Chris Ruddy, the chief executive of Newsmax Media, that his claims about Mr. Obama would prove true.
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Kylie Jenner definitely looked pregnant as she roamed the aisles at CVS ... is what we would say if it was really Kylie Jenner -- but it's not.
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Big Bird has nothing on Pachystruthio dmanisensis, a species of giant extinct bird that roamed the plains of Eastern Europe between 1.5 and 2 million years ago.
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As she usually does in public appearances, she left her chair and roamed through the room to take questions from the audience and to pose for pictures.
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One of the largest dinosaurs ever found, the species was discovered in 943 in Argentina's Patagonia region, where titanosaurs roamed the forests about 100 million years ago.
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In the Zainakadal area of Srinagar's old quarter, where all shops were shuttered, and few people roamed, residents said they hadn't heard of the call for protests.
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The town is named after a 19503,200-year-old Grave Creek burial mound built by the Adena, a native American culture that roamed Appalachia three millennia ago.
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Called Limusaurus inextricabilis, which means inextricable mud lizard, these dog-sized dinosaurs once roamed northwestern China during the late Jurassic between 156 and 161 million years ago.
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Several of these locations are on private property, so you may not be in the exact same spot that the Ewoks roamed, but you'll be pretty close.
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AIG is devoted to Biblical literalism: the Earth is 6,000 years old, mankind was created in God's image, and dinosaurs roamed the Earth until the Middle Ages.
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She bravely roamed pillared hallways lined in expensive marble statuary, but steadied herself with the help of a doting attendee at the ready to ensure her safety.
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If anyone's looking for a refresher on the world of Cars, it's a world with zero humans, but plenty of evidence that humans once roamed the earth.
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But the incident wound up being overshadowed by Manchester United Manager Louis van Gaal's memorable postgame reaction, which roamed into areas not normally discussed in sports interviews.
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Karuna was a sinewy day laborer, and he had roamed far from the village in his younger days to work in iron foundries in Chennai and Hyderabad.
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As a result, without fear of any consequences for their behavior, black students roamed the halls and raided classrooms in many schools and incidences of violence skyrocketed.
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"There's a lot more space here," Rubchinskiy said of the changes as he roamed through the store in his black hoodie, a camera slung around his neck.
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The ghost of Gertrude Tredwell is said to have roamed the house since she died there in 1933, in the same bed in which she was born.
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Supporters of Mr. Rizvi roamed about the Faizabad Interchange, one of the main entrances to the capital from Rawalpindi and its suburbs, with an air of victory.
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This premiere revolves around the horse-riding Amazon warriors who roamed the Eurasian grasslands and protected their vast territory from the powers of Greece, China and Persia.
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Alexander Pyntikov, a technology entrepreneur who attended the dinner, said several CEFC associates and what appeared to be a dozen bodyguards roamed the restaurant while they talked.
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While his fellow Apollo 15 crewmen roamed the lunar surface, Major Worden spent three days in orbit operating a pair of cameras, to map the moon's terrain.
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The small Catholic university in Indiana roamed the country playing an eclectic group of opponents and recruiting from the archipelago of Catholic high schools dotting the nation.
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But the order did not apply at Niagara Wheatfield High School, where Mr. Dowdy, a star lacrosse player, roamed freely while he waited for his court date.
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Abandoned by his parents at the age of six, he claimed, he had roamed the countryside alone, witnessing rape, murder, and incest, constantly fearing for his life.
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Gentry Beach, 41, a prominent fund-raiser and friend of the Trump family, roamed the floor, greeting friends as they arrived for the big celebration on Friday.
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Next he's accused of trying to help Manning conceal her identity on various official computer systems as she roamed around for more documents to download and leak.
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But as anyone who roamed the streets of the French Quarter in the days leading up to the game might have surmised, this was L.S.U.'s town.
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By Tuesday night, the city of Marawi was under lockdown, as Maute snipers roamed the town and a series of explosions could be heard for miles around.
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Athletes ranging from Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps to alpine ski racer Lindsey Vonn roamed the halls, broke a sweat and bonded over their ties to Under Armour.
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A. P. Carter, the band's patriarch, had worked as a travelling salesman, during which time he roamed central Appalachia, knocking on doors and "collecting" old folk songs.
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Their arguments roamed back and forth from a Washington Post article that mentioned impeachment on inauguration day to current criticisms of the president from Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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While he barked at customers for failing to remove their shoes, as is Thai custom, he treated his beloved dogs — six roamed the Ngamkho grounds — to massages.
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The mood on the near-deserted campus was calm as the sun rose after a night where some protesters roamed the grounds in search of undercover officers.
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A man who jumped the White House fence and roamed the grounds of the executive residence last week was close enough to "rattle the door handle," Rep.
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But travel back six million years to the wetlands of southwestern China, and there roamed an ancient relative to these creatures that was more fearsome than adorable.
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Designed to last just a few months, the rover roamed for over 14 years, snapping pictures of a strange landscape that revealed glimpses into Mars's distant past.
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But some of your playmates those days roamed around completely naked and dirty because their parents were too poor to dress them and to keep them clean.
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Along the one road that passed by, the refugees roamed listlessly saving what energy they had, but when food was at hand, discipline had to be maintained.
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Scientists have discovered the ancient remains of bone-crushing hyenas north of the Arctic circle, showing that they roamed the frozen landscape during the last ice age.
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Soon after first visiting the teahouse as a child in the 1960s, such businesses were targeted when young, fanatical Red Guards roamed his city during the Cultural Revolution.
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" In fact, Fatone says "Launching Fat One's at The Florida Mall, where I roamed as a middle school kid, felt like a perfect fit for our first location.
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Scientists think that this spectral formation, made mostly from hydrogen gas, was kicked out of the Milky Way about 70 million years ago, when dinosaurs still roamed Earth.
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That told the researchers this dinosaur was probably part of a family of dinosaurs called the rhabdodontids, vegetarians that roamed Europe between 84 to 72 million years ago.
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Now in the second decade of the 21st century, humanity has likely experienced the highest temperatures on Earth since around 120,000 years ago — back when hippos roamed Europe.
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After the event, Proud Boys, many in their trademark Fred Perry shirts and MAGA hats, roamed around the Upper East Side, beating up protesters and shouting homophobic slurs.
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That was the world I lived in, as seen by a protagonist who was simply a man-child who roamed and ruled in a world he barely understood.
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He curtailed the powers of the religious police who once roamed the streets to impose gender segregation and ensure women were covered from head-to-toe in public.
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Saccorhytus was an ancient creature that roamed the Earth 540 million years ago, and according to a new study, it could be one of our earliest known ancestors.
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Secure in that knowledge, one of the inmates, David Sweat, left his cell and roamed subterranean areas of the prison for about 85 nights, seeking a way out.
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The memo described a concept for a store that would allow shoppers to order nonperishable items through an app as they roamed aisles to pick out fresh groceries.
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The boys said that she had sullied the honor of her village with her brazen behavior and that she now roamed the streets like the dog she was.
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But he has also roamed the globe for magazines ranging from Travel & Leisure to The New Yorker, casting his gaze on fragile societies in the midst of upheaval.
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A Reuters photographer saw an Islamic State flag in an oil drum in an abandoned street on Monday, where chickens roamed in front of damaged shops and homes.
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Criminals armed themselves and joined some of the many looting gangs that roamed the city for the next week, wearing bandannas across their faces to conceal their identities.
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Desmond roamed Havana and beyond, photographing the daily life while stringing for several news outlets, including The Associated Press, for whom he was working until his last minute.
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But the twisting halls of that weird old home have for years been roamed by at least one collection of restless souls: tourists who want to be spooked.
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Kali roamed every inch of the forest as a boy — he feels one with it; only as an adult does he even realize it is a separate entity.
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Probably since the beginning of time, we have roamed the Earth looking for the best place to settle based on our needs as farmers, herders, hunters or fishers.
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The asphalt road to Hpakant lay empty, though during the day it was packed with dump trucks and motorcyclists, as the K.I.A. roamed beyond the checkpoints after sunset.
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Between 2,000 and 3,000 years ago, lions roamed the wilds of Egypt and were even kept as pets in the palaces of Pharaohs like Ramesses II and Tutankhamun.
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For the saiga, an ancient animal that once roamed the grasslands of the world with the woolly mammoth and the saber-toothed tiger, the outbreak was potentially catastrophic.
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Ty Hardin, who roamed the West searching for adventure in the television series "Bronco" in the late 1950s and early '60s, died on Thursday in Huntington Beach, Calif.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Late each night, a dozen women chat and share a meal before hitting the narrow streets of a Manila suburb where a death squad once roamed.
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A. Tammany, a cat who roamed City Hall in the 123s, not only received a reprieve, but also was said to have typed the letter seeking clemency himself.
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Or the Jesse James of lynxes, a culprit named Flaviu, who escaped from Dartmoor Zoological Park in Devon County, England, last July and roamed free for three weeks.
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Then the appearance of all of those Doctor Manhattan balloons in Vietnam as Angela roamed through the streets as a child helped show the persistence of that history.
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There are just 2000 of them, far fewer than those that roamed Mozambique&aposs Gorongosa National Park before the nearly two-decade civil war that started in the 210s.
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In the near future, consumers will be able to confirm their free-range organic chicken actually freely roamed around outdoors thanks to a GPS tracking device strapped to it.
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There was also Pete Santilli, the conservative host of "The Pete Santilli Show," who roamed about the refuge with a camera on a stick, cheering occupiers and heckling journalists.
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In the day leading up to his death, Justice Scalia was "very congenial, very convivial," Mr. Poindexter said, as the party roamed the property, and some hunted for quail.
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Barney belonged to a family who once lived nearby the cemetery, though after they moved away, he returned to the area and roamed the grounds, comforting mourners and employees.
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The giant otter was the size of a small human, weighing in at more than 110 pounds when it roamed southwest China six million years ago, National Geographic reports.
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Instead, I was just walked out into the park to meet Sheriff Baggert, and joined him as we roamed the streets of Sweetwater, talking to townsfolk and visitors alike.
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They knew there were people who roamed around in their vans from Amazon warehouse to warehouse, taking temporary jobs to bankroll the lifestyle; but that wasn't their first choice.
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If the nematodes really do hail back from an era when Neanderthals and dire wolves roamed our planet, they would be by far the oldest living animals ever discovered.
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America's first pop-up Hello Kitty-themed cafe opened last year at the Irvine Spectrum in California, and a pink cafe truck has also roamed across the lucky state.
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Once the capital of the Don Cossack horsemen who roamed southern Russia, Novocherkassk has a sleepy provincial feel, with crumbling nineteenth-century buildings lending an air of faded elegance.
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On a recent sunny day, families, couples and even a pet dog roamed the set, smiling and laughing as they mimicked the handshake between Moon and the reclusive Kim.
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In the city of Greenville, police officers and firefighters this week roamed the streets in military trucks, shouting an urgent message from bullhorns: Get out before the floodwaters arrive.
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Ms. Hadid embodied, in its profligacy and promise, the era of so-called starchitects, who roamed the planet in pursuit of their own creative genius, offering miracles, occasionally delivering.
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Even then, Clarke surmised that the fossilized bones came from an Australopithecus species -- the smallish, ape-like human ancestors that roamed this part of Africa millions of years ago.
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The sugar mill in the middle of the resort was a reminder that the inhabitants had once been slaves and left us wondering about the spirits who roamed there.
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One former assistant said his colleague had assisted Neumann at a meeting with wealthy Saudis at one of their Los Angeles mansions where a live tiger roamed the premises.
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Even former rebel fighters who have laid down their arms roamed freely among civilians in refugee camps, and said they hoped to enter the fold of the state soon.
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Related: Meet the Artist Putting Human Faces on Taxidermied Animals Monumental Wildlife Portraits Capture Wasteland Once Roamed The Savage Beauty of the Animal Kingdom in Less Than 3 Minutes
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He roamed widely, sometimes in free association, weighing in not just on Asian issues, but also on the border situation at home, various court battles and his economic record.
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The Secret Service pulled the trigger on dumping 2 agents after investigating the guy who jumped over a White House fence, and roamed the grounds for nearly 20 minutes.
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At the "Captain Marvel" premiere in Los Angeles last month, Brie Larson roamed the red carpet in a sequined Rodarte slip dress, a galaxy of diamonds cradling her ears.
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I ran into more than one city-bound Indian tourist like her as I roamed through the spice plantations, tea estates and beaches in this slice of Southwest India.
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Troops roamed the streets of Santiago, Chile after long protests turned violent Saturday, resulting in more than 150 injured police officers and more than 300 arrests, NBC News reported.
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Macrauchenia were herbivores that roamed open, grassy spaces across South America before disappearing with many other megafauna at the end of the last ice age, around 12,000 years ago.
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At the same time, she roamed freely through the vast storehouse of Indian folk tales and epics and made a close study of the endless family dramas around her.
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"But Seriously" is a baggy hodgepodge of a book, the work of a talker rather than a writer, roaming over topics as restlessly as McEnroe once roamed the court.
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Indeed, much has changed in the world of hair-loss treatment in the years since Sy Sperling roamed cable TV advertising his Hair Club for Men, including the term itself.
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In pursuit of more compelling questions, he roamed freely, carrying his tools into unconventional and even quirky areas of research (penalty kicks, sumo and "The Weakest Link", a game show).
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The pygmy mammoths, just 4 to 6 feet tall, roamed the island's grass lands and forests during the Pleistocene era, according to the National Park Service, which manages the islands.
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Some passengers on a Saturday Delta flight had time to contemplate this reality as Kenny G. roamed the cabin with his saxophone, blowing some tunes in the name of charity.
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Tillerson, who is sixty-five, was born in Wichita Falls, Texas, near the Oklahoma border, and grew up in a lower-middle-class family that roamed across the two states.
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That left chess, and he roamed the city looking for competition, displaying enough aptitude that he won Leningrad's junior championship in 1946 and the Soviet Junior Championship a year later.
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On a visit to Paris in 1928 Davis tirelessly roamed the city, but his paintings of it suggest stage sets, as do his subsequent views of Gloucester and New York.
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Now, scientists have used CT scans and 3D technology to learn some secrets from the well preserved ancient ichthyosaur, a giant creature that once roamed the seas (The Daily Mail).
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In it, the actor revealed that he once roamed predominantly black streets with an "impulse" to kill a "black bastard" the moment he discovered the race of his friend's rapist.
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As for Sierra Canyon ... it's a private school in the San Fernando Valley where the likes of Kendall and Kylie Jenner, Ireland Baldwin and Willow Smith once roamed the halls.
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Related: This Is What Happens When Humans Use Animals to Make Art How Wildlife Photographers Are Using Instagram to Save Earth's Endangered Species Monumental Wildlife Portraits Capture Wastelands Once Roamed
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Speaking at a news conference in Ankara, presidential spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said differences between Turkey and Germany included the fight against terrorism, adding that Kurdish militants roamed freely in Germany.
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Neo-Nazi skinhead gangs roamed its streets in the 1970s, and in local elections in the 2000s the far-right British National Party won about 20 percent of the vote.
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Our children roamed in packs, our dogs drank from one another's water bowls, our holiday caroling ended in too much wine and children hyped on Christmas cookies and insufficient supervision.
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They suggest it could be possible to put gray wolves in Olympic National Park in Washington and sending endangered red wolves, which once roamed the southeast, into Everglades National Park.
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CreditCreditCayce Clifford for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — Growing up in the Baldwin Village section of Los Angeles, Charles Slay roamed the streets as a member of the Bloods.
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As the article points out, the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere now is equal to the amount 3 million years ago when camels roamed above the Arctic Circle.
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Back when the lesbians of "The L Word" first roamed Los Angeles, they had to travel to Canada to wed — or to be dumped at the altar, as it happened.
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These terrific, realistic graphic novels are set in the 1970s, when "parenting" as a verb had not yet been invented and kids roamed the streets and made their own fun.
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Though she knew the aggression she experienced to be "a mild, diluted version of what roamed about more brazenly in generations past," she soon had her own stories to tell.
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The Iranian government has played up its work to protect the endangered Asiatic cheetah, which once roamed from Egypt to India but now only stalks a slice of Iranian desert.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - The last Sumatran rhinoceros in Malaysia died on Saturday, leaving the smallest species of rhino, which once roamed across Asia, surviving in small numbers mostly in Indonesia.
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"Tens of thousands of young Turks roamed through the city, smashing Greek store windows, wrecking store interiors and overturning automobiles," read a front-page article in The Times in 1955.
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The beast roamed what's now Argentina about 101 million years ago, when the area experienced a burst of diversity in it flowering plants and temperatures shot up, promoting explosive growth.
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Photo: Yingqi Zhang and Yong XuDNA from a 22,000-year-old fossilized panda skull suggests an entirely separate lineage of giant pandas once roamed the area that is now southern China.
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That effort resulted in "The Sultan's Elephant," in which a 36-foot-high mechanical animal and a 20-foot-high marionette roamed the streets and attracted close to a million people.
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Shortstop Trevor Story roamed far to his right to snare Beckham's grounder, but he threw off balance and past second base, allowing the final two runs of the inning to score.
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He avoided their line of sight while he roamed the gathering, eyeballing nametags and trawling for "people who might make good sources," ideally from North Korea, Iran, Libya, Russia or China.
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Ehlinger roamed left, then right in the pocket before drilling a touchdown pass to Malcolm Epps, and Cameron Dicker's PAT gave Texas the lead for the first time at 21-20.
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Men in rubber pants and knee-high boots deftly hoisted the fish onto cutting tables with metal hooks, while restaurateurs and fishmongers roamed the stalls, making deals with fistfuls of cash.
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But it backfired, and Machado was thrown out in a gruesome revolt in 1933 in which bloodthirsty mobs roamed the streets of Havana and the dictator's henchmen were hung from streetlights.
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The comedor is named after Eusebio Kino, an Italian Jesuit who roamed these lands in the early 18th century, and its staff members are driven by their own sense of mission.
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Mr. Murphy, who ditched his trademark black jacket almost immediately as he roamed the stage, chimed in on snares and cowbells, and repeatedly dropped to his knees to fix errant gear.
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Later, Goode maintains, he roamed around the solar system doing "surveillance and recon," until, finally, his government handlers performed "age regression" and sent him back home, once again as a child.
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When he died, Stingy Jack was denied entry to both heaven and hell and was instead given a burning coal to light his way as he roamed the earth for eternity.
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Watch: Feminist Fight Club As the ancient Scythians roamed and mauraded through Europe and Asia, they left behind elaborate burial mounds scattered across the Caucasus from the Black Sea to China.
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The problems facing the city's taxi drivers have become so bad, Ms. Desai said, that even on New Year's Eve many complained that they roamed around unable to pick up fares.
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Two years on, after our official launch on May 1, 2017, our small but growing team of reporters have roamed across most of the country and tried to find some answers.
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While other experienced mountaineers repeated ascents of Himalayan and Andean peaks for speed records, Mr. Beckey roamed North America in search of unconquered summits and routes considered too difficult to climb.
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This ancient landmass broke free from the supercontinent Gondwana more than 200 million years ago and roamed for another 100 million years before it gradually plunged underneath the Northern Mediterranean basin.
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"It has exactly the same feel as 2004," said the union's president, Harold Schaitberger, as he roamed a Biden town hall near the firehouse, handing out black and gold T-shirts.
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They said the weight of what they confronted, and the historic surroundings of the chamber where illustrious senators of the past had roamed the floor, encouraged them to find common ground.
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Six black rhinoceroses were flown from South Africa to Zakouma National Park in Chad last week, reuniting the threatened animal with a land it has not roamed in nearly five decades.
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He then turned to look out at the canyon and, with a sweep of his arm, described excavations that revealed alligators and three-toed horses had once roamed this arid region.
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A stand-off at Polytechnic University on Sunday entered its seventh day, with the campus surrounded by police as some protesters remained in classrooms and first aid workers roamed the campus.
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"If we could get invited to Beyoncé or Madonna's party, that would be amazing," the Olympic figure skater Mirai Nagasu told The Hollywood Reporter as she roamed the Vanity Fair event.
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The first player from the 1910s, Joe Cicero, played briefly for the Boston Red Sox in 1929 and 1930, and then roamed the minors until resurfacing with the 1945 Philadelphia Athletics.
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It also is roamed by poachers, who ruthlessly slaughter the rhinos and hack off their horns, which are coveted throughout Asia by those who believe they can cure all manner of illnesses.
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The Siberian Times reports that researchers from Russia's North-Eastern Federal University unveiled the carcass of a type of horse that roamed the Yakutia region sometime between 30,303 and 40,000 years ago.
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But the fitting rooms had a faint smell of rubber that reminded him of the inmate processing center at the Stateville prison, where toilets were crusted with feces and rats roamed freely.
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No, what really grabbed our attention was the outrageously glamorous home whose halls Gianni Versace, played by Édgar Ramírez, roamed in his bright pink bathrobe during the limited series' very first scenes.
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He was all over Capitol Hill over the last few days, forming a partnership with White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, who roamed the House floor as the vote went ahead.
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To see how times have changed since the Deltas roamed the screen, take a look at some of their most obvious descendants: the good-hearted louts of the Judd Apatow industrial complex.
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These ancient cells were once part of a dog that roamed the frozen Siberian steppe, a husky-like creature that lived in the time before humans invented the wheel or the plow.
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The land here was never plowed, and with careful cultivation it preserves the prairie as Cather roamed it, in the eighteen-eighties—an immemorial zone of grass, trees, birds, water, and wind.
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The print, which measures 1.2 meters (1.3 yards) across, probably belonged to the abelisaurus, a biped dinosaur that once roamed South America, said Argentine paleontologist Sebastian Apesteguia, who is studying the find.
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Wind the clock back all the way through human history, past the Romans and through the Stone Age, to the time before modern humans evolved, and our ape ancestors roamed in Africa.
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The Sumatran rhinos, the closest living relative to the woolly rhinos that roamed during the Ice Age, have been hit with severe population declines since the early 20th century, according to BORA.
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When he finally died, Stingy Jack was denied entry to both heaven and hell and instead was given a burning coal to light his way as he roamed the earth for eternity.
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On Saturday, October 403, police officers with Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) roamed twin slivers of land on the border of Berkeley and Oakland, California, occasionally stopping to post notices of eviction.
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My children rode their bikes to the park, walked to friends' houses to play, and roamed the fields and woods behind our house freely, and so did most of the other children.
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She realized she needed to keep small toys to comfort the children there, as opposed to elsewhere in the classroom, to keep them quietly occupied as a potential threat roamed the halls.
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But on this morning, a man in khakis brandishing a gun roamed the store in El Paso after opening fire in the parking lot, leaving bullet casings and blood scattered all over.
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On a recent afternoon, several large birds roamed freely around the organization's Upper West Side headquarters, including a juvenile swan named Warrior who had found himself frozen in ice in Prospect Park.
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He often roamed widely in his definitions of success for his new post, also highlighting the growth of the United States' youth national teams and a greater sense of accountability among players.
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Kabul (CNN)Desperate guests threw themselves off balconies to their deaths as gunmen roamed Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel firing and throwing explosives in a deadly siege that ended Sunday, an eyewitness tells CNN.
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"Here I am, a mother without my son…an innocent, 15-year-old boy who was not a gang member who roamed the streets with bad intentions," Leandra Feliz, Lesandro's mother, said.
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Sunday was the seventh day of a stand-off at Polytechnic University, its campus surrounded by police as some protesters still hid out on the sprawling grounds roamed by first aid workers.
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Ms. Numeroff's dogs and the members of the film crews (they were documentarians, not wedding videographers — more on that later) roamed the home's grand gallery, where an altar had been set up.
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She and her sister were too young, too pretty, too vulnerable to be trusted among the men of her village in western Myanmar, not to mention the soldiers who roamed the region.
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Weinstein-Evron and Hershkovitz also point out that the discovery doesn't prove that the area around the ancient lake was colonized, saying people roamed into these areas occasionally when the climate was favorable.
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This set a new record for daily energy production among vehicles that have roamed Mars in the past, topping the Curiosity rover, at 13,806 watt hours daily, and the Phoenix lander, at 1,800.
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They bear a striking resemblance to ICE, considering they roamed the country, trying to catch Muggle-borns because they were deemed illegal by Voldemort and his administration ... I mean the Ministry of Magic.
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In the case of both Westworld and Jurassic Park, those dystopias arrive when people are desperate to experience the past, whether it's the Wild West or the time when dinosaurs roamed the earth.
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Researchers said on Thursday the crescent-shaped protrusion atop the head of Rusingoryx, which roamed Africa's savannas tens of thousands of years ago, was unlike anything on any other mammal, past or present.
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Standing behind the Oakland University bench Tuesday night, a fan cheered loudly as he roamed the empty aisles, shouting instructions in the direction of Coach Greg Kampe, in his 29st season leading Oakland.
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Their world is a version of the lost and longed-for territory of fantasy and romance, genres that hark back to an elemental, folkloric past roamed by monsters and infested with ghastly wonders.
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French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte landed at Joint Base Andrews Monday afternoon, then roamed around D.C. before meeting President Trump and First Lady Melania at the White House that evening.
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But there is a huge gulf between the popular cinematic image of raptors—or dromaeosaurs, as they're known in paleontological parlance—and the actual animals that roamed our planet millions of years ago.
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Newly excavated 174-million-year-old fossils in northwest China are a new dinosaur species named Lingwulong shenqi — or "amazing dragon of Lingwu" — that roamed the supercontinent of Pangea, a new study found.
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Now, 11 years later, paleontologists have confirmed that the fragments the family collected belong to a new species of titanosaur, a long-necked behemoth that roamed the area about 95 million years ago.
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Francis addressed President Filipe Nyusi of the ruling Frelimo party and leaders of the Renamo opposition at the colonial-style presidential palace, where peacocks roamed lush gardens in contrast to bustling streets outside.
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There, beyond the paths Beethoven roamed, Ms. Deutscher takes long walks, accompanied by her family and the pink, sparkly tasseled jump rope that she has carried with her since she was a child.
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The range of flavors Ms. Wodder commands in her pastry kitchen seems unnecessarily limited to me, although I may be unfairly comparing her desserts with Mr. Headley's, which roamed all over the place.
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When European colonizers first arrived, as many as 5 billion of the gray-backed, copper-breasted and iridescent beauties roamed the continent, possibly the most abundant bird to have ever graced the planet.
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An Arizona rancher with 11 children, he had his own conflicts with the federal government, and he roamed the refuge's many buildings with a broad cowboy hat and a pistol on his hip.
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Between 1972 and 1974, he roamed the outskirts of Modena, photographing balconies adorned by potted plants, small gardens, eccentrically pruned trees, and flowerbeds arranged in front of suburban condos and single-family houses.
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The last time atmospheric CO₂ levels were as elevated as they are today, three million years ago, sea levels were most likely 45 feet higher, and giant camels roamed above the Arctic Circle.
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He mostly roamed the crowd, snapping selfies with his fans, followed by a flock of acolytes, some of whom, in homage to him, were dressed in pads and helmets, and carried heavy sticks.
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In a span of about 10 minutes, Cruz roamed the halls and targeted people huddled in classrooms on the first and second floors before leaving the campus undetected in a crowd of students.
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Those who sign up for a masterclass receive a gin tasting, distillery tour and lessons on the rich history of the area and the characters who once roamed the building and neighboring streets.
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The heavily armed, masked gunmen roamed the street near the square and attempted to advance onto Tahrir Square but were eventually turned around at a checkpoint manned by Iraq's security forces, witnesses said.
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The most serious of them happened March 10, when a California man carrying pepper spray and a letter for Mr. Trump scaled fences and roamed the grounds for 17 minutes before being caught.
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Their blue-and-white jerseys dotted the neighborhoods I roamed, and the thought of their inevitable World Series win was an endlessly savored fantasy, enough to pull me into full-time baseball fandom.
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Although Brooke-Hitching features extremes of credulity, like a 40-foot "sea worm" that roamed the shores of Norway on a 16th-century map by Olaus Magnus, he also cites more recent mistakes.
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"In my day—when dinosaurs roamed the Earth—all the students on my university course already knew how to solder before they'd even set foot on the campus," EE Times' Max Maxfield wrote.
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But in his neglected classic Tarzan the Terrible, Edgar Rice Burroughs conjured the Gryf, a horrifying dagger-toothed descendant of the three-horned dinosaur that roamed the African plains and snacked on the locals.
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In March 2016, a study in the American Journal of Applied Science described a skull discovered in Kazakhstan that suggests that a subpopulation of, uh, "unicorns" still roamed the Earth just 29,20153 years ago.
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He could sit in at the honky-tonks in town or play for Lone Stars in Luckenbach, where the new breed of outlaw country players like Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings roamed the earth.
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The prehistoric beast — formally named Razanandrongobe sakalavae — was likely a top predator in Madagascar about 170 million years ago, when dinosaurs also roamed the planet, a team of Italian and French paleontologists said Tuesday.
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Heimbach first rose to prominence in racist circles after starting a White Student Union at Towson University in 2013 that roamed the campus with the stated goal of protecting white students from violent crime.
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JoJo and Alex then walked away hand in hand, kissing, while Chad roamed the forest until nightfall, casually whistling in a way that makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up.
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The reason the condom machines never ran out was because there was a condom fairy who roamed around with a knapsack full of condoms with the sole purpose of keeping the condom dispensers stocked.
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Our sentient bodies were no longer tethered to couches nightly, held captive by appointment TV. We roamed happily, accessing the most talked-about prestige dramas and zombie thrillers from our laptop screens and iPhones.
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So without doubt, our descendants will turn their lonely eyes to the 2010s and remember fondly the innocent days when something as deep and heartfelt as The F8 Of The Furious roamed the planet.
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The finding, which was published in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B, expands the historical range of the whale species and suggests they once roamed the same waters as the ancient Romans.
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MIRANDA, Brazil — Brazil's booming soy industry and cattle ranches are threatening one of the richest wildlife havens on the planet, where packs of jaguars, caimans, marsh deer and macaws have roamed freely for eons.
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Hundreds of years before John Wayne and Gary Cooper gave us a Hollywood version of the American West, with men as the brute, weather-beaten stewards of the land, female ranchers roamed the frontier.
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The rover landed on Mars seven years ago and since then, it's sent back thousands of images, roamed 13 miles and climbed 1,207 feet to its current home on the side of Mount Sharp.
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Reporters roamed the halls like hunters and sprang into action with voice recorders in hand when a senator emerged from the Senate chamber, an elevator or a subway car, or an unmarked hideaway office.
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And experts now say about 350,000 remain, down from an estimated 1 million as recently as the 1970s, and a potential 20 million that roamed the region before Africa was colonized by European countries.
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As long as rats have roamed the underbelly of New York City, mayor after mayor has seized the opportunity to act the general in a long-running war to turn back the rat armies.
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Where Godard's camera roamed throughout the studio in One Plus One, Emigholz's remains firmly planted while Thomas Klein, Alexander Paulick, Andreas Reihse, and Detlef Weinrich play drums, bass guitar, and keyboard, and manipulate the electronics.
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Still, if we lived in an earlier point in the last 200 million years, when dozens more crocodylian species roamed the Earth, a 4.7-m capture likely wouldn&apost have made news, Drumheller-Horton said.
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When she returned to Lanai after taking Toulouse to the vet, Carroll decided to make the thousands of stray cats that roamed the island — where the human population is an estimated 3,200 — her pet project.
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That Time BB-8 Visited the Robots at NASA&aposs Jet Propulsion LabNot so long ago, in our very own Milky Way galaxy, a plucky little droid named BB-8 roamed the…Read more Read
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Signs of that are written across Hawk Hill—where chickens, dogs, donkeys, guinea fowl, cattle, horses and a flock of sheep once roamed its fields, calling it a farm today would be a categorical misstatement.
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Reaction to the shooting was also evident in the enhanced security presence at the game, as spectators had their bags checked and police roamed the stadium at Watkins Elementary School, where the game was played.
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The notion that the smell and flavor that I experienced were exactly the same for the very first people that roamed the earth and ate sea lamprey somehow had a direct effect on my mood.
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A May Day gathering grew unruly in Portland, Oregon, where a group of black-clad protesters roamed downtown streets in the late afternoon, setting fires, breaking storefront windows, throwing projectiles and vandalizing a police cruiser.
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When she wasn't making portraits of the event's luminaries, photographer Dina Litovsky roamed the Commonwealth Club and captured some of the moments that may have inspired budding geniuses to unlock the next future-bending idea.
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The duo roamed the Old City, admiring both the historic architecture and automobiles, stopped by the studio belonging to the Cuban contemporary artist Glenda León, shadowed local fan-painters and printmakers and browsed the bookstores.
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However, it appears Lil Nas X's suggestion wasn't followed by Twitter employees, many of whom the rapper told were fired as he roamed the offices in a cowboy hat adorned with Twitter's blue bird logo.
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A self-described tomboy, Toorpakai roamed the streets and hung out with a rough crowd, "boys people referred to as street urchins and rats," she recalls in her memoir, which will be released in May.
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As I roamed around the room, listening in on conversations, I reminded them that their first sentence should tell us the character's name, and that something exciting should happen in the middle or ending sentence.
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As a boy in Beirut, Lebanon, Selim Mouzannar roamed the incense-scented halls of the souk, where members of the city's Christian community ran its hundred jewelry workshops — Mr. Mouzannar's father and grandfather among them.
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As dignitaries and curiosity-seekers roamed the lobby, one man stood in a corner, reading aloud from "A People's History of the United States" by Howard Zinn, as a friend recorded a Facebook Live video.
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Clint Walker, a former merchant seaman and real-life deputy sheriff who roamed the West as a towering, solitary figure on "Cheyenne," the first hourlong western on television, died on Monday in Grass Valley, Calif.
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But Mr. Trump opted to take the risk they did not, determined to demonstrate after months of backing down after previous Iranian provocations that he would no longer stand by while General Suleimani roamed freely.
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Seguin gave the Stars a 13-1 lead 8:13 into the second period when he roamed the front of the goal and waited for a pass from John Klingberg before pushing it past Domingue.
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While I roamed the house wringing my hands, sobbing uncontrollably, slamming doors and cabinets, and eating my way through the fridge, my daughter played out the drama with the plastic figures from the manger scene.
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So, with the help of the students, Dr. Slayback roamed the island with a finely tuned GPS device, recording the location of various features visible in the photographs with an accuracy of a few inches.
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In the Zuhour district, still controlled by Islamic State on Mosul's eastern bank, witnesses said that cars carrying mortars roamed the streets on Tuesday, but were not seen being fired - unlike in the previous two days.
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He roamed his neighborhood in a daze, he said, with his feeding tube tied in a knot and his hat cocked sideways, revealing his now-lopsided skull, asking people if they knew who had shot him.
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Brother Nut, a 34-year-old Chinese performance artist, recently spent 100 days wandering around Beijing armed with a 1000-watt industrial vacuum cleaner mounted on a cart, sucking in the contaminated air as he roamed.
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Not so long ago, in our very own Milky Way galaxy, a plucky little droid named BB-8 roamed the hallowed halls of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, rubbing elbows with its robotic brethren.
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A handful of Porgs roamed around the demo space, and I was able to pick them up with the controller and put them on different surfaces, or interact with them using digital treats and toy balls.
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It remains unclear who was responsible for the abduction, which took place in an area once roamed by fighters belonging to the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF), an anti-Kampala rebel group that is now mostly dormant.
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In a series of papers published in the journal eLife on Friday, a global group of scientists say Homo naledi roamed the grassland of Southern Africa near modern-day Johannesburg between 335,000 and 236,000 years ago.
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In her posthumously-published book, I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer, McNamara wrote that he was overshadowed by several contemporary serial killers who also roamed the state.
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Their eyes roamed over the countless items for sale in this area that is part slum, part scrap metal yard, part market: gas ovens and barbecues, hand saws and oversize spoons, roosters and vegetables and shoes.
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While State Department officials and others roamed the globe seeking adherence to American standards that ensured no business could be profitable manufacturing at home, the Chinese Communist Party welcomed American businesses to do just the opposite.
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In a Denver 7 video of the training, a simulated shooter roamed the gym floor waving around an orange water gun while teachers rushed him and middle schoolers used their body weight to pin him down.
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In this strange world — in prehistoric Britain — roamed a species of dinosaur that looked like a huge (30 foot long, and 7 feet high) reptilian horse with a tail and a peaked ridge along its back.
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At a festival in 2006, I watched him whip the crowd into such a frenzy for "Firestarter" that afterwards, a group roamed the campsite singing the words and lighting random tents on fire—including my own.
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In my mind, The Division was a tactical shooter in which you roamed a fallen New York, tussled with other players for supplies, and maybe, just maybe, killed a bunch of terrorists and saved the world.
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During the last ice age, most of Canada was covered with thick ice but the Yukon escaped the glaciers—the wolf pup and caribou calf likely roamed the region alongside wooly mammoths and fearsome scimitar cats.
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"When I was a child, buffalo roamed the farms around my village, and we had apples and coconuts," said Cleyton Ferreira Figueiredo, 28, a convenience store cashier who, nostalgia aside, also sees advantages in the development.
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The long queues to get into bars and restaurants around Wrigley Field on the previous two nights had evaporated on a cool overcast Sunday even as fans roamed the streets of Wrigleyville on Chicago's North Side.
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The word was the invention of science fiction writer William Gibson, who'd first envisioned a shared dataspace roamed by "console cowboys" in his 1984 novel "Neuromancer" — an instant classic that gave the cyberpunk genre its label.
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In another contentious move, Unesco also approved China's request for special recognition for a vast, traditionally Tibetan region known as Hoh Xil or Kekexili, part of the high-altitude plateau in Qinghai Province roamed by nomads.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Archaeologists exploring the word's biggest flooded cave in Mexico have discovered ancient human remains at least 9,000 years old and the bones of animals who roamed the earth during the last Ice Age.
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Whenever Homo sapiens have arrived in a new place, other creatures who previously roamed freely have historically become scarce or placed under human control, where their instinctual attempts to forage and build homes are tragically thwarted.
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McClinton had been teaching Sunday school to young children when the shooting began, and spent an hour trying to keep them quiet during the attack while the man roamed the area nearby with an AR-15.
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UNIVERSITY SIEGE STAGGERS ON A stand-off at Polytechnic University entered its seventh day on Sunday, with the campus surrounded by police as some protesters hid out on the sprawling grounds roamed by first aid workers.
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At the height of his power, from the early 1960s to the mid-'80s, Mr. Persico, neatly attired in a suit and tie, roamed Brooklyn, particularly the Carroll Gardens, Red Hook, Park Slope and Bensonhurst sections.
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Sunday Routine The titanosaur recently unveiled at the American Museum of Natural History was nearly as long and heavy as two subway cars when it roamed the earth, making it one of the biggest dinosaurs ever discovered.
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In some areas there was virtually no police presence at all, as groups of masked men roamed in the shadows of the capital's fabled landmarks and through its fanciest shopping districts, smashing the windows of designer boutiques.
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Paleontologists have found evidence that the extinct shark Orthacanthus, which roamed swamplands and shallow seas some 300 million years ago, occasionally cannibalized its own young and pooped them out in fecal spirals through a corkscrew-shaped rectum.
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Kevin, a deeply selfish man, is informed by Yvette that for as long as humans have roamed the Earth, they've been protected by 36 righteous souls: men and women whose mere existence keeps the universe in balance.
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There were the Boston Celtics who in 276 unexpectedly made it to the Eastern Conference finals by launching 219-pointers without a conscience, at a time when games were won by tall centers who roamed the paint.
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As we would go off to paint our beloved subway cars for the 63th or 1,000th time, Jean roamed the streets scribbling his dark cryptic poetry upon the inanimate brick facades, monuments to man's so-called progress.
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"People roamed around the house at all times of the day and night, and as I approached puberty, I learned to tell drunk and stoned men of every kind to get out of my room," she remembers.
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Workers replaced ceiling panels, cleanup crews swept up debris, and water trucks washed pavements outside, but blood stains and shattered windows were still visible as the departure halls filled again and armed police roamed in kevlar vests.
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Scientists on Wednesday announced the discovery of fossils of two species that provide new insights into an important group of truck-sized, four-legged, plant-munching, horned dinosaurs that roamed the landscape late in the Cretaceous Period.
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Every June or July for nearly a decade, the family Haldeman roamed the Kalahari desert in search of its fabled Lost City, retracing the steps of William Leonard Hunt, also known as Guillermo Farini, a Canadian explorer.
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Indeed, Mr. Saltz, the New York Magazine art critic (whose wife, Roberta Smith, is an art critic for The Times), moved from an illegal squat on East Fourth Street, where drug dealers' German shepherds roamed the halls.
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On a brisk afternoon in Prospect Park in Brooklyn a few days before Halloween, as children in princess and Spiderman costumes roamed around, Ms. Wright retrieved her questions for Andie from a plastic bag in her purse.
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"Once the water is sorted out, I would fully agree to move up because this place is becoming a danger zone," she said, cradling a grandchild as a dog slept in the shade and chickens roamed by.
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Journalists roamed the streets, collaring whichever locals they could find to glean some insight into the horrific murders of 22 innocent people at Monday's Ariana Grande concert, by a man trying to make a deranged political point.
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The life-changing experience for James A. Duke came as he roamed the lush jungles of Panama in the mid-218s, munching on the plants indigenous peoples used for food and medicine and learning firsthand about them.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Apparently, days before the strike, Trump roamed the halls of Mar-a-Lago, telling friends that he was working on a 'big' response to the Iranian regime that they would be hearing about very 'soon.
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Howie Carr, a conservative radio host who was supportive of Mr. Trump, roamed the crowd, with Mr. Carr posting on Twitter that his daughter asked Mr. Trump if she could be an intern in the White House.
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Nomadic indigenous groups who once roamed the reserve taught the newer arrivals about the cures and remedies of the rainforest, according to Dos Santos Gomes, and there are many more benefits that have yet to be discovered.
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The installation has a similar celebration of the urban environment as her collaboration with Nicole Seisler, in which they roamed Manhattan with a cart of clay, the results of which were exhibited at Cuchifritos Gallery in 2015.
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But this common ancestor, which roamed the Earth approximately 7 million years ago was neither a monkey nor a human, but an ape-like creature that recent research suggests had traits that favored the use of tools. 3.
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The Iron Throne isn't good to anybody if Westeros is a wasteland roamed by wights and White Walkers, so ensuring everybody plays on the same side — even if only briefly — is pretty essential to survival on the continent.
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Youths chanted anti-American slogans in Amman, while in the Baqaa refugee camp on the city's outskirts, hundreds of youths roamed the streets denouncing Trump and calling on Jordan's government to scrap its 1994 peace treaty with Israel.
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When he stepped into the role of the Dread Pirate Roberts, he hid Ross away, and DPR reveled in the power that came with dictating the rules of a world in which hundreds of thousands of people roamed.
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Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum, Sam Neill, Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard have all roamed this land with the dinosaurs, but now it's in danger of being ravaged by Mother Nature ... so everyone's gotta get the hell out.
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Zookeepers backed up by police went hunting for four baboons on the run in a zone near their enclosure but none of the monkeys had roamed into public areas, which were in any case evacuated, the statement said.
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In the Nathan Road area away from the campus, black-clad protesters roamed streets before dawn, many carrying petrol bombs, while three young women pushed a trolley of petrol bombs down one of the city's busiest tourist districts.
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We think this kind of lengthy takeoff is relatively new, but even in the 19th and early 20th centuries, when the economy offered fewer career choices, there were college graduates who roamed through their third decade of life.
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"During this time he earned a world record as 'most isolated human being' while his crew mates roamed the lunar surface, and he was 2,235 miles away from anyone else," NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said in a statement.
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Police have yet to pinpoint what triggered the violence, which began on Sunday when protesters armed with makeshift weapons roamed the streets of Pretoria's business district pelting shops with rocks and petrol bombs and running off with goods.
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After a military crackdown by the Ugandan government, the LRA left that country about a decade ago and its fighters have roamed across lawless parts of Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan and Central African Republic ever since.
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They're trying to take us back to the seventh century, and specifically to the time when the Prophet Muhammad and his companions roamed the earth, which, in their minds, was the most virtuous period in our history, right?
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We'd been in Moscow four hours earlier and were flying to Krasnaya Polyana, a ski town so impoverished, I'd read, raw sewage was dumped in the river a mile from the village, and wild pigs roamed the streets.
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In a filmed sequence whose creation was widely documented on Friday, Ms. McCarthy roamed the streets of New York riding a motorized White House podium (to the tune of Simon & Garfunkel's "The Only Living Boy in New York").
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By 1975, hunting and human development had essentially wiped out the bears, leaving just a few hundred in the US. One of the hardest-hit populations was the one that roamed around Yellowstone National Park and its surrounding ecosystem.
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Today's finding, however, dispels that, and could mean that H. naledi was a lingering lineage that arose about 2 million years ago, and stuck around at a time when a bunch of other early human ancestors roamed the planet.
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In a way, it's similar to Liene Bosquê and Nicole Seisler's 2015 exhibition Shifting Impressions, also at Cuchifritos, in which the duo roamed the Lower East Side with a cart and clay to take impressions of the built environment.
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The Razana seems to have roamed the area when Madagascar, which is now an island, was separating from the giant landmass of southern continents known as Gondwana, Simone Maganuco, a co-author of the study, said in a statement.
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"This is the view that allowed the early settlers to take up the 'waste lands' of Australia and dispossess its indigenous inhabitants who could not properly be regarded as owners of the land over which they roamed," she said.
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Rather, under instructions to create difficult calls for the match's referee, the players also roamed freely offside, played the ball when it went out of bounds and, in at least one instance, handled it deliberately to prevent a goal.
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The bully that roamed the earth proposing to start wars, topple governments and bankroll tin-pot dictators has finally come home and brought with it all the racism and vulgarity it doled out in various parts of the planet.
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But as Kelly on Saturday marks his one-year anniversary, the retired Marine Corps general is now just a shadow of the chief of staff who roamed the West Wing with sweeping authority at the start of his tenure.
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Israel could face a more potent attack from Syria, where it has roamed the skies attacking Iranian targets for several years, trying to stop Iran from entrenching itself militarily and from shipping precision-guided missiles through Syria to Lebanon.
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A local official, alarmed that the animal could be dangerous, ordered hunters to shoot it and one of them did, using a rifle to kill an animal that had not freely roamed Germany for several hundred years, conservationists say.
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The suspected gunman, who held a grudge against the company, roamed the newsroom of the community newspaper chain in Maryland's capital with a shotgun on Thursday, the authorities said, firing at their colleagues, and leaving five staff members dead.
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He used Ander Herrera — once a midfielder of delicate elegance, reinvented by his new manager as an incessant pest — to shadow Eden Hazard relentlessly, no matter where he roamed, denying him space and time and any sense of privacy.
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Las Vegas (CNN Business)On the eve of the world's largest consumer technology show in Las Vegas, reporters roamed a giant conference center full of booths featuring tech products ranging from fertility trackers to robots and high-tech cosmetics.
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"This is a human species more known for its genetic make up rather than actual fossils, but we suspect that this species roamed as far as Southeast Asia and may have interacted with the Ngandong Homo erectus," Westaway said.
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The ice that polar bears traverse to hunt at sea has receded so far that the hungry animals are scavenging on land; in February, dozens of them roamed around a settlement in the Far North in search of food.
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To get there, I went to meet a farmer-turned-guide Arcadio Castro (no relation), who wore a tattered T-shirt and lived in a marble-floor shack roamed by livestock and piled high with home-bottled mango pulp.
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By 1975, hunting and human development had essentially wiped out the bears, leaving just a few hundred in the US. One of the hardest hit populations was the one that roamed around Yellowstone National Park and its surrounding ecosystem.
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"The neighbors not only talk to us about environmental things, but about social issues, their problems and concerns," she told Reuters as she walked alongside the green recycling truck through pot-holed streets roamed by groups of stray dogs.
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Paul Krugman Many years ago, when dinosaurs roamed the earth and some Republicans still talked sense, the Reagan administration pursued a policy of tax cuts and military buildup even as the Fed was tightening monetary policy to fight inflation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In a warm, lush region of West Texas crisscrossed with rivers, a bizarre reptile roamed the Triassic Period landscape about 228 million years ago, boasting a bony domed head unlike almost any creature that ever appeared on Earth.
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As the historian Michel Pastoureau has written, people came to associate it with the vagabond spirits that roamed through the precincts of nature—and even some that ventured beyond them: fairies, goblins, leprechauns, and little green men from outer space.
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As top neurosurgeon Doctor Stephen Strange, the actor has been in a car crash, lost the use of his vital surgeon's hands, and roamed the world aimlessly, ending up on the side of Mount Everest trying to jump through a portal.
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During my stay, I went out for morning runs in shorts, I wore mini skirts in restaurants and clubs and I roamed the streets wearing whatever I felt fit, without a single, discomfiting male or female gaze on my bare legs.
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At the market, women roamed through booths selling hair and skin care products, earrings shaped like the African continent, gold necklaces reading "Miss November," posters for Resisdance, a women-led radical DJ organization, and an art zine called Sweet Thang.
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The discovery of a fossilized Elasmotherium sibiricum skull in Kazakhstan has led paleontologists to significantly move up the time when the animal last roamed the Earth, according to a new study published in the open access American Journal of Applied Sciences.
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Having noted that, however, some of the oldest diseases we have direct skeletal evidence for are found on dinosaur species dating to around 250 million years ago, when Pangaea was still a continent and no human ancestors yet roamed the land.
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"It's going to be a herculean effort on fundraising for the House," said one Republican involved, predicting a massive focus on outside money routed through groups like the Congressional Leadership Fund, whose president roamed the Stein Eriksen Lodge this weekend.
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The staff was friendly and roamed around handing out towels, there was a daycare, and the steam room worked, but felt weak, probably because it was too big and cavernous to feel the small amount of steam that was being emitted.
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Reggie Morris would gather his team after school and decamp for Los Angeles Southwest College, where his father was on the coaching staff, and where future NBA talents including Trevor Ariza, Ivan Johnson, Bobby Brown, and Gabe Pruitt roamed the courts.
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When the jazz trio was present, people gathered around and sat on the floor around them to listen; when the musicians went on break, festival-goers roamed the glass box, watching the player piano perform the same, pre-programmed composition.
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Mr. Lauren is, perhaps, the most ur-American of American designers: a man who built an empire on the mythology of the untrammeled West, where cowboys roamed free among herds of bison, along with a kind of "Brideshead Revisited" Anglo past.
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Pro-hijab campaigners invented the slogan "Ya rusari ya tusari," which means "Either a cover on the head or a beating," and supervisory "committees" — often composed of women in full chadors — roamed the streets and punished women they deemed poorly covered.
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"I was like, 'We have to have it,'" said Mr. Lebon, an Australian shoe designer who recognized the site — across the street from the Domino Sugar Factory — as the place he had roamed during the Kara Walker exhibition in 2014.
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" In the press, the family often added, as Jadwiga Ziolkowski told me in June and Ruth told the Chicago Tribune in 2004, that "the Indians believe Crazy Horse's spirit roamed until it found a suitable host—and that was Korczak.
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In 1937, a journalist named Grete De Francesco published a volume called "Die Macht des Charlatans," or "The Power of the Charlatan," a history of the quacks and mountebanks that roamed Europe in the Middle Ages and early modern period.
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If you intend to make the (kid-friendly) trip, or are merely fascinated by the creatures that once roamed the earth, here are two books that explore paleontology and its findings — and one dinosaur-themed adventure book for your little one.
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The large cats, also known as mountain lions, pumas or panthers, historically roamed every state east of the Mississippi River but by 1900 had all but vanished due to systematic hunting and trapping, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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But he was also reminiscent of the older comics who once roamed the Catskills, those dark and angry men who provided a cathartic outlet for harsh ideas that both broke and reinforced taboos, about the war between men and women, especially.
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WASHINGTON — The Secret Service has fired two officers from its uniformed division who were on duty when a California man jumped the White House fence last month and roamed the grounds for 17 minutes, an agency official confirmed on Thursday.
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Emirati boys in robes and groups of young women dressed from head to toe in black roamed the exhibition's purple-lit chambers, gazing at concept inventions: goggles that detect others' moods, earpieces that translate and brain implants that can transmit thoughts.
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Dinosaurs are out, for instance, because DNA has been found to have a half-life of 521 years, meaning that no trace of it could survive longer than 6.8 million years, about a tenth of the time since dinosaurs last roamed.
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BEIJING — Update: July 7 In another contentious move, Unesco also approved China's request for special recognition for a vast, traditionally Tibetan region known as Hoh Xil or Kekexili, part of the high-altitude plateau in Qinghai Province roamed by nomads.
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But it turns out that fur, feathers, and scales all evolved from one common ancestor, no matter how different these adornments seem: they can all be traced back to a lizardlike creature that roamed the Earth some 310 million years ago.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican authorities fired a forensic official on Tuesday after an outcry over the storage of some 150 bodies in a refrigerated container truck that roamed towns in Jalisco state, where morgues are filled with victims of the country's drug war.
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HONG KONG, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's retail sales fell 19.4% in December from a year earlier, weighed down by anti-government demonstrations, now in their eighth month, as protesters roamed through shopping malls and clashed with police over the festive period.
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HONG KONG, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's retail sales fell 19.4% in December from a year earlier, weighed down by anti-government demonstrations, now in their eighth month, as protesters roamed through shopping malls and clashed with police over the festive period.
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All told, it's a joyous and stunningly visual representation of their unbelievable journey, and an unparalleled look at a time when the four Fabs roamed the Earth and made themselves available to see, live and in person, for just a few dollars.
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"He roamed around, hat-tipping Black Lives Matter and Clinton's hard work," delivering "a Bill Clinton-esque performance, meandering around his own record, taking random digs at Donald Trump, and hitting applause lines (YES WE CAN) almost at random," Salon's Amanda Marcotte wrote.
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Daryl has roamed these suburban DC lands more than any other character besides Jesus, Tara, and Aaron, so he knows that Carol is in the middle of a relatively small stretch of land that will soon be entrenched in all-out war.
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Now Beerntsen is speaking out about her experiences during Avery's first trial, the horrible realization that she had identified the wrong assailant — while the actual rapist, Gregory Allen, roamed free — and how she feels about the subject of Making a Murderer now.
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Their talk roamed all over the place, but here are some takeaways: Thiel is still basically a climate skeptic: He has funded alternative energy ventures, but he's tough to pin down on whether he agrees climate change is even a big problem.
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Despite their name, which sounds as if it might be out of a comic book, the militants have roamed the waters of the south for six months, blowing up crude oil and gas pipelines and shattering years of relative peace in the region.
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The running of the buffalo The University of Colorado Boulder's mascot is a buffalo, which is cool -- buffaloes are big and intimidating, and millions of their cousins -- the bison -- once roamed the mountains and prairies of Colorado long before football stadiums existed.
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But if we really are standing on the precipice of the next great revolution in communication, which dino emojis surely are, we should do everything in our power to uphold the legacy of the great creatures that roamed our planet during the Mesozoic.
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Yet the event paled in comparison to the 2017 inaugural investment conference, when robots roamed the venue as the kingdom turned its focus to the promise of new technology and announced plans to build a $500 billion mega city of the future.
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Mohammad Humayun Shams, the telecommunications director of eastern Laghman province, who was visiting Kabul and staying at the hotel, said he was able to escape by jumping into a tree from a hotel window as the attackers roamed the hallways, killing people.
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I figured I should try to be financially better off than my parents who worked throughout the year without breaks in an underheated store, scrimping to pay their greedy landlord, who refused to kill the enormous rats that roamed in the basement.
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The walls of a room on Governors Island are covered with information about this long-gestating project, for which Mr. Cardona and Ms. Lacey have roamed the world, seeking instruction from seven masters of traditional forms (classical Burmese, Balinese Topeng and so on).
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For decades, Mr. Lewiston, a classically trained pianist, roamed the four corners of the earth with tape recorder in hand, seeking out Tantric Buddhist chants in Tibet, festival music in Oaxaca, Mexico, the kecak monkey chant of Bali, the panpipe music of Peru.
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For the past two weeks or so, an adult male white-tailed deer in apparently good health has roamed a strip of steep, rocky woods in the park, about 10 blocks long and no more than a couple of hundred feet wide.
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A recent study published in the journal Biological Conservation finds that the territory roamed by white-lipped peccaries in Mexico and Central America has shrunk by as much as 87 to 90 percent from their traditional range, and 63 percent from previous estimates.
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Yet, the number of foreign service employees is at its lowest level during the Trump administration, even worse than during the State Department hiring freeze in 2017 when former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson roamed the halls of Foggy Bottom making draconian cuts.
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An international advocacy organization is challenging China's effort to secure special recognition from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization for a vast, traditionally Tibetan region, arguing that the designation would disrupt the lives of nomads who have roamed its fragile lands.
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The follow-up to the 2015 blockbuster Jurassic World, which brought audiences back to Steven Spielberg 's prehistoric theme park where raptors and T-rexes once again roamed the Earth thanks to DNA, returns to the island to rescue the animals before it's destroyed.
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In August, the geologist Matt Jackson left California with his wife and 4-year-old daughter for the fjords of northwest Iceland, where they camped as he roamed the outcrops and scree slopes by day in search of little olive-green stones called olivine.
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Researchers said on Monday the horse-sized Cretaceous Period dinosaur, named Timurlengia euotica, that roamed Central Asia 90 million years ago sheds new light on the lineage called tyrannosaurs that culminated with T. rex, which stalked North America more than 20 million years later.
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The rovers roamed slowly — Opportunity had a top speed of 0.1 miles per hour, and covered just 28 miles in its lifetime — and uncovered past signs of watery geology in the walls of craters, pursuing a NASA plan to "follow the water" on the planet.
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) - An iguana-like creature with a needle-sharp snout has been confirmed from a fossilized skeleton as a species of the marine reptile thalattosaur previously unknown to science that roamed the coast of what is now Alaska some 200 million years ago.
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In a new study published in PeerJ, a team of international researchers led by Oliver Rauhut from the Paleontological and Geological Museum in Munich, Germany, describe the new species of pterosaur, which roamed the skies during the Early Jurassic some 190 million years ago.
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Sources close to the slain Crenshaw rapper tell TMZ ... the memorial outside his Marathon Clothing store is going away, principally because it was becoming a chaotic scene where hustlers roamed the street, turning what was supposed to be a solemn tribute into a circus.
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Alas, it was not harmony I sought as I roamed the gardens and open spaces of Parkway Village where confrontations had broken out between rival groups of the young sons of diplomats and staff, who were so fervently dedicated to amity among nations and cultures.
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Mr. Roy, 66, who as a bearded young man roamed Afghanistan with the mujahedeen in the 1980s and now teaches at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy, places greater emphasis on individual behavior and psychology in a jihadism he considers strictly marginal to Islam.
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The former Cub Andre Thornton, a beloved Indians slugger from 393 to 239, threw out the first pitch before the A.L.C.S. opener, and Kenny Lofton, who roamed center field for both teams in October, will throw out the first pitch before Game 22013 on Tuesday.
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As I roamed the parking lot before kickoff, it became clear that the vast majority of people there seemed completely befuddled or clueless that they were tailgating in the parking lot of a juvenile detention facility, and in some cases, had been for years.
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Since Friday, Taliban fighters have roamed the streets of Ghazni City, a strategic urban center less than 100 miles from the capital, Kabul, killing dozens of Afghan soldiers and police officers, cutting communications and severing the main highway from Kabul to the south and beyond.
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People were present there at a time when large expanses of North America were covered by massive ice sheets, and big mammals such as mammoths, mastodons, saber-toothed cats, the giant short-faced bear, horses, bison and camels roamed the continent's Ice Age landscape.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - Venite Bernard's feet are bloodied and torn because, she said, she had no time to grab her sandals when she fled her shack with her youngest children as gangsters roamed the Haitian capital's most notorious slum, shooting people in their homes.
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"Every day of the seven years that Ntaganda freely roamed the streets of Goma after the International Criminal Court issued his arrest warrant increased the torment that the victims and their families had to endure -- to the shame of DRC authorities and the international community," Nyanyuki said.
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Replies mourn the halcyon days when "libertarian computer science freaks" roamed the open internet (a time within memory of users who pride themselves of having joined in 2012), and complain about the influx of Digg users, who apparently make far too many "and my axe" jokes.
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Josh Mandel, the Ohio Senate candidate who is particularly close with Jewish Republican givers, hosted possible donors a few miles off the premises of the Venetian, and Jeff Bartos, a wealthy Pennsylvania realtor weighing a Senate challenge against Bob Casey in Pennsylvania, roamed the Venetian to network.
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The Clovis culture is a real one (which you can read more about here) and the members, who roamed the earth during the end of the last glacial period, are thought by many to be the ancestors to most of the (American) indigenous cultures that followed.
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Following years of deliberation over reintroducing the animals to Banff, where they once roamed by the millions, these 16 individuals were transported out of Elk Island National Park, a nature reserve located on the outskirts of Edmonton, Alberta, which has long been an enclave for wild bison.
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Granted, this was probably much more satisfying in olden times, when turkeys were the size of Volkswagens and roamed hither and yon across the frozen wastelands of nascent America, devouring any Pilgrims unfortunate enough to be accused as witches and cast out of their lean-to.
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In a letter titled "The longest day of my life," Van Ness described her 103-year-old daughter Isabelle Laymance's frightening experience hiding with classmates in a classroom closet as a gunman roamed the halls of Santa Fe High School, killing 10 people and wounding many others.
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Last fall, CAP's services were requested by the owner of Dreamland 2 Mobile Home Park, a trailer park in Accomack County, Virginia, due to the large number of stray and feral dogs that roamed the park and the surrounding area, scaring homeowners and attacking pets and livestock.
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KERBULAQ, Kazakhstan — It has been a long, rough ride for the cowboys of Kazakhstan, descendants of the nomadic herders who roamed across Central Asia until Russia declared in 1864 that it could no longer tolerate their "turbulent and unsettled character" and would force them to settle down.
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It is easy to forget, given the scale of his achievements since, that the Messi who first emerged all those years ago was a winger: the Messi who was considered too small, too slight, who roamed Barcelona's right flank, away from the monsters of the middle.
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In addition to his war work, Mr. Duncan spent years with Pablo Picasso, creating a pictorial record of the artist's life, and roamed the world making photographic essays on the Kremlin, the city of Paris and the panorama of peoples in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
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"The St Bathans fauna provides the only insight into the terrestrial birds and other animals that lived in New Zealand since dinosaurs roamed the land more than 66 million years ago," says Paul Scofield, study author and senior curator at the Canterbury Museum in Christchurch, New Zealand.
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The beasts, which can weigh up to 20173 kilograms (440 pounds) and can reach up to 2 meters (6.5 feet) in length, have recently run amok in Hong Kong's financial district, roamed among airplanes at Hong Kong International Airport and wreaked havoc in a shopping mall.
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The Daspletosaurini group, which Thanatotheristes belonged to, roamed between southern Alberta and Montana, while others could be found in central Alberta or in the southern parts of the US. Known contemporaries of Thanatotheristes also discovered in Alberta include the horned dinosaur Xenoceratops and dome-headed dinosaur Colepiocephale.
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