Fati Abubakar roams the streets to find the happy ones.
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FaZe Barry, Temperrr's Bengal cat, roams his huge marble bathroom.
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Legend says that he roams the creeks of rural Arkansas.
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Comfort food, by another Frenchman, Matthieu Simon, roams the planet.
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In the rainforests of Central and South America roams the kinkajou.
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Now, a delivery robot, on the other hand, it roams sidewalks.
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Wildlife roams the countryside, growing skittish if you move too close.
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Humans have destroyed themselves, save for one man who roams alone.
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Your imagination roams with all of the wonderful possibilities that life holds.
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Much of the suitable land lies in the bush, where ISWA roams.
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A loose donkey roams a street in Rockport, Texas, on Aug. 28.
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He roams the game's environment, killing enemies he refers to as Jews.
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Business is where Islam works; writing is where she dreams and roams.
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It's more or less a rolling box that autonomously roams hospital corridors.
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It roams from room-to-room assisting guests and gathering tweets as tips.
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According to legend, the ghostly presence of Everett's first wife roams the hallways.
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Blue-skinned, shape-shifting Mystique (Jennifer Lawrence) roams the world, helping endangered mutants.
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And Kuri, a miniaturized R2-D2 that roams around your house taking pictures.
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She reads Wittgenstein and Bergson and roams the streets and rides the subway.
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Perhaps he roams the grounds of Graceland or the streets of New York City.
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A grizzly bear roams through the Hayden Valley in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.
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Like his biblical namesake, he roams the land seeking to help and to heal.
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The Yowie is described as a "large, hairy, human-like entity" that roams Australia.
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Tertill roams your garden looking for plants that are less than an inch tall.
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So quiet his crutches clack on the sterile floors as he roams the corridors.
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The book, like its characters, roams freely among languages: English, Tagalog, Ilocano and Pangasinan.
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We should stay dry, although it's not impossible a random shower roams the land.
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He returns his clothes, and my fashion-loving dude roams free around the mall.
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In Dipesh Jain's "Gali Guleiyan" (Mazes), Khuddoos (Manoj Bajpayee) roams aimlessly in Delhi's labyrinthine alleys.
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All the while a clueless Florence roams the streets of Paris, convinced Julien abandoned her.
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The boy roams the island with his dog, and the sea in his small boat.
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These tiny animals roams the mountainous regions of the western United States, doing absolutely nothing wrong.
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At over six feet tall, it roams the aisles, blasting shelves with light and snapping photos.
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" And Alito cautioned against a government that "roams the land, tearing down monuments with religious symbolism.
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One group of falconers roams the sands in a massive caravan of trucks, Jeeps, and SUVs.
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It roams among more than a hundred and fifty works in the Welling Court Mural Project.
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Tally is also used in grocery stores, where it generally roams the floor three times a day.
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Now conservationists say the female rhino has died after raising hopes the species still roams the forests.
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Once Aibo's up and running (well, walking), he roams around autonomously, exploring the space, barking for attention.
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The Thunder have several above-average defenders to help carry the load while Westbrook roams and rests.
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Intermittently, a violinist (Mariella Haubs) roams Wilson Chin's jagged-edged, reversible set, handsomely lit by John Froelich.
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In this surreal fantasy on race relations, a troubled twentysomething narrator roams New York recording its sounds.
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Mr. Anwar, who is accused of more than 400 extrajudicial murders, was granted bail and roams free.
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The imagination roams as you walk under a hot sun looking up at the large planes parked here.
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He now roams Basra&aposs streets, offering various types of coffee, tea and other hot and cold beverages.
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And to keep players from simply banging every object over and over, an evil spirit—The Presence—roams.
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About New York Among the mighty of New York City, Howard P. Milstein roams many corridors of power.
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The mobile, flowing kind of capital that roams the globe seeking a high rate of return is money.
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This is the still-gritty early 1990s, and she roams the streets with the curiosity of a photographer.
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Lil Nas X roams the office dramatically throwing papers, yelling things like "edit button," and firing even more people.
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Ridgeline roams the range with a 6-speed automatic gearbox that lacks a manual mode for selecting specific ratios.
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Speaking of vampires, the vampire ground finch, which roams the Galapagos Islands, was dubbed the world's most bloodthirsty bird.
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He roams for miles, drinks the last drop of water from a jug, then enters a dark, dusty building.
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A Muzak version of "Passionfruit" plays overhead as she roams through his gilded bathroom and well-appointed walk-in.
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In another booth was a robot that roams around a tennis court picking up balls: Ballboys, you've just been disrupted.
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A robot made by Bossa Nova, a Californian startup, roams the isles scanning every shelf for out-of-stock items.
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That kind of tendency toward abstraction is clearly an asset his professional life, in a field where jargon roams free.
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"Fucking hell," laughs the cameraman in "22 April 2017", while an emu roams around what looks like a pub table.
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Companies pay firms in the other country wholesale prices for data and calls when a customer of theirs roams abroad.
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Yeti, also known as the Abominable Snowman, is supposedly a large and hairy human-like entity that roams the Himalayas.
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We spoke to Millar about how he and his team created the alternative universes in which Eddie roams and battles.
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Mr. Almeida was temporarily barred from leaving Pakistan while Mr. Saeed roams the country promising to wreak havoc on India.
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If you have a dog or cat that roams around the neighborhood, a GPS tracker ensures you can find them.
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James roams from elbow to elbow giving screens and reversing the ball, while Tyler, a furious satellite, races around him.
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We never see Candyman, but we do get a good glimpse at the bees that follow him wherever he roams.
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A man in his mid-20s regularly roams the streets of my small town in the middle of the night.
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They remind you that the history of art, wherever it roams, is inseparable from the history of humble cotton cloth.
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Maggie Gyllenhaal plays Candy, a sassy, independent prostitute who roams Times Square and rejects the solicitation of money-hungry pimps.
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In less ... invasive medical robotics, we'd like you to meet Tug, the charming robot that roams hospitals delivering drugs and food.
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And if Amazon ever introduces something like a home robot, that needs to have a connection no matter where it roams.
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Its protagonist, Cyril Boggis, roams the English countryside, looking for antiques to resell for two or three times what he pays.
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The book roams through the NICU and the psychiatric ward, capturing both the dedication of the staff members and their mistakes.
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Aedes aegypti, a disease-carrying mosquito that typically roams the tropics, has recently been found as far north as southern Ontario.
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Her poems are often breathtaking, sometimes sprawling, and her collection roams from Tucson to France among tragedies averted or narrowly survived.
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A herd of 59 alpacas roams the Moss Vale Showground after being evacuated from their property in Moss Vale, Jan. 6.
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A fleet of cars without drivers roams the streets of Pittsburgh, and a production vehicles will show up at your door.
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Deborah Eisenberg's short fiction — "Under the 82nd Airborne" and "Transactions in a Foreign Currency" are good places to start — roams, too.
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Add extra padding beneath your existing carpets and lay down play mats in areas where your baby roams off the carpet.
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Iberian chorizo comes from a special breed of pig called the black Iberian pig, which roams in the Andalusia region of Spain.
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In one she roams the gentrified neighbourhoods of her town, ambivalent about both Florida and the pernicious expectations under which mothers labour.
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Mysterious purple clouds take over the city in one clip as a purple car with a curiously dressed man roams the city.
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WildTeam launched a tiger hotline in 2013 and a 24-hour patrol team who intervene if a tiger roams into a village.
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During that rollout, the company also teased Simbe Robotics' Tally, a pillar-like robot that roams through store shelves to update inventories.
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This species, star of the 1975 Hollywood blockbuster "Jaws" and its multiple sequels, roams the world's oceans, primarily in cool coastal waters.
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Today's laid-back beach culture, however, where a well-dressed crowd often roams barefoot, can be traced back to the two hoteliers.
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He spoke on stage before the President in Rochester, but mostly, he just roams around with his VIP badge, talking to supporters.
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The book is centered on the troubled relationship between the author and his father, although it roams freely in many other directions.
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Every day, she passes her few dollars of profit to Celestina, the bank agent who roams the market to collect vendors' deposits.
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Death also roams the collection, as it does "Last Poems" from 1922, the only other book of verse published in Housman's lifetime.
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The camera roams through the room throughout, settling on faces in the crowd, almost entirely black faces, and occasionally diving into the choir.
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I don't know if Ovechkin regularly roams the Verizon Center halls in his bathrobe, but I'm assuming this was a classic power move.
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He roams the screen like a big cat at the zoo who's only recently realized that nobody's been locking his cage at night.
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Mine roams, for much of each day, in a space roughly the size of a playing card: the rectangle of my phone's screen.
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Lyndon B. Johnson's herd of Hereford cattle still roams his Texas ranch, while Chester Arthur's Manhattan house where he died is almost forgotten.
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He lands in snowy Queens with his trusty aide, Semmi (Arsenio Hall), and roams the streets incognito, experiencing one cultural shock after another.
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When he gets kicked out, he roams the city or searches for a warming station where he can stay and wait for morning.
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In the clip, SZA roams New York City, stopping by a pizza shop, laundromat and a house party before running into her favorite actress.
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A 'robot butler' roams down the hotel corridor at the Vdara Hotel and Spa in Las Vegas on its way to make a delivery
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NASA is keeping a close eye on the car-sized robot's wheels to make sure they're functioning well as it roams the Martian dirt.
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Men have walked on the moon, the Curiosity Rover roams Mars, and a probe crossed three billion miles of hard vacuum to glimpse Pluto.
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He now roams Bangalore for recyclable material, which he puts into giant burlap sacks tied to a bicycle that he uses as a cart.
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The area is important for wildlife, most notably as the calving grounds for the Porcupine Caribou Herd, which roams northeastern Alaska and northwestern Canada.
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Not so the African bongo antelope, one of the world's heaviest and most striking spiral-horned antelopes, which roams the same countryside as Buttercup.
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A little tan-and-white dog named Sugar roams free in the morning at P.S. 209, Clearview Gardens in Queens, to greet the staff.
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He's wearing large nerdy eyeglasses and a wool ski cap; he roams the kitchen, seemingly unconcerned, selecting items as if in a grocery store.
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The four peacocks were part of a larger flock that roams freely on the zoo&aposs grounds and that is cared for by veterinary staff.
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There are 22 different sauce options at the celebrity chef's eatery, and a "sauce slinger" who roams the restaurant with a holster full of condiments.
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We've seen numerous autonomous smart vacuum cleaners, but a smart mop that freely roams your home and gives your floors the wet scrub they need?
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He is known to biologists at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services as jaguar Santa Rita, since this is the location where the jaguar roams.
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You'll also come across other tasks and challenges to complete, like this one from a friendly ghost named Wisp, who roams the island at night.
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There's Jeffrey Wright as another theme park employee, and Ed Harris as a mysterious gunslinger who roams Westworld's wilderness and has a fixation on Dolores.
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"Okada's first prose work to be translated into English roams into some dark, even disturbing, crevices of the mind," Amelia Lester writes in her review.
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And the countryside is where she roams, eating grass and the stems of plants, abandoning one child after another in order to save the rest.
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A nifty bedtime story with a twist, as Little Owl roams the night forest, then settles in for sleep just as the sun is rising.
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Most of the novel centers on Little Dog's childhood and adolescence, but Vuong roams in non-chronological circles through a wide field of intensified memory.
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She roams the streets of her Iranian town on a skateboard, wearing a chador — and keeping her eye out for men who are cruel to women.
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That's the story in Pixar's latest, a lovely, eccentric charmer directed by Peter Sohn in which a gentle dinosaur roams the earth with a doglike boy.
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The four peacocks are part of large flock that roams freely at the zoo in west Philadelphia, where the birds are cared for by zoo staff.
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Despite some naysayers, Mr. Lysiak said, residents of the area have been overwhelmingly supportive of Hilde, who roams the neighborhood on her bike even in winter.
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Disassociation typically happens when a client device roams from one Wi-Fi access point to another, encounters signal interference, or has its Wi-Fi turned off.
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Your strange detective roams a small section of the world and then, at the end of things, probably continues on with their life in some capacity.
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Hildegard Bechtler's sleek contemporary set features plenty of video monitors, which capture the ghostly peregrinations of Hamlet's dead father (David Rintoul) as he roams the castle.
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The day on which Mari Lwyd roams varies from town to town, so keep an eye out and a sharp wit for when the mare comes around.
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At Chilli Padi Nonya Cafe near a leafy university enclave, a tray-wielding robot roams the eatery, offering to collect plates from patrons in a childlike voice.
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We're drawn into an MDMA-fueled sex parade that roams from the gym to clubs to random men's beds and even to Buffalo at one point. Buffalo!
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As Pierre roams, Paul embarks on a quest of his own, traveling to the center of the country to look for his lover via concentric Grindr circles.
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We experience Lorraine's perspective – or vision – as she roams upstairs and down into the cellar, where apparently evil likes to dwell along with disused tricycles and holiday decorations.
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Little Five PointsL5P is where Atlanta rapper Young Thug roams in his "Stoner" video to holler at a girl with both hoop earrings and plugs in her ears.
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This brings me some peace of mind as my 15-year-old roams the park, my office, the supermarket and the park again in search of furry creatures.
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Some of the residents in the Solapur district town of Pandharpur belong to the Nath Panthi Davari Gosavi tribe, a nomadic group that roams India's western Maharashtra state.
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As Nish (played by Letitia Wright, Black Panther) roams through Rolo Haynes' Black Museum during a three-hour futuristic pit stop, we almost immediately shuffle in our seats.
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The book roams the globe and through decades, but the story, such as it is, revolves around the opening night of a play at London's Royal National Theatre.
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"The Art of Rivalry" is rooted in a closely observed theory, but it roams in a way geared to nonspecialist readers, part mini-biographies, part broader art history.
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She has become known for her free-spirited performing style—she sways about, roams the stage, and sometimes goes barefoot—and for her provocative takes on the classics.
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While she lies writhing in pain at home, Dhavale (Abhishek Banerjee) roams about freely, confident that the police will not touch him as they are on his payroll.
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The dark green becomes lighter toward the outer edges, while the pale pink ground darkens or lightens ever so slightly as one's attention roams over the painting's surface.
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And Jack Kerouac-style, he roams around, jobless (does he not need a job?) to find himself and figure out if he wants to lead the free world.
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Sue Stephens, who heads a customer retention team for LinkedIn in Dublin, works in 25-minute increments and roams her company's expansive offices as often as she can.
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At 23, he roams the garage at races, usually smiling, wearing his tall and feathered cowboy hat, dark sunglasses and belt buckle the size of a butter plate.
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Streaming Movie Review A would-be novelist roams Barcelona as a chauffeur who is the captive of his own overactive imagination in this film by Jorge M. Fontana.
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Streaming Movie Review A would-be novelist roams Barcelona as a chauffeur who is the captive of his own overactive imagination in this film by Jorge M. Fontana.
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Master Legend (John Hawkes) roams Las Vegas in a homemade silver-and-black get-up that's a cross between a suit of armor and a professional wrestler's costume.
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There will also be 22 different sauce options (one being Fieri's signature "donkey sauce," presumably), and a "sauce slinger" who roams the restaurant with a holster full of condiments.
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"All of the tribes in PNG have had contact with the modern world to one degree or another," says Jonathan Claussen, an American linguist-cum-explorer who roams PNG.
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But it's friendly enough, with a short message on it that says "Hi, I'm Tally!" and digital eyes to give it a human-like appearance as it roams around.
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The poet is a small robot that roams the beach seeking inputs from its environment, whether this is the motion of the waves or the sound of human voices.
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During his interview, Mr Macron roams across topics, moving from a psychological portrait of Vladimir Putin one moment to the perils of a low-interest-rate economy the next.
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As the legend goes, Jack put a coal in a hollowed-out turnip to light his way — and he still roams around with this makeshift lamp to this day.
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"Land of the Throat" roams abandoned or sullied sites around Guangzhou and Shenzhen, avoiding character and plot in favor of wordless, melancholy shots that cohere into a lurid dreamscape.
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On "For Fannie Lou Hamer" — with Mr. Parker playing the marimba, glockenspiel and reeds, and leading a full band — Leena Conquest roams from spoken decree to wide, darkened vibrato.
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With old maps in one hand and Google Maps in the other, the author Russell Shorto roams across the city's five boroughs, searching for remnants of the American Revolution.
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He presses witnesses, roams the grounds and sticks close to Marta, the most sympathetic and sentimentalized character in a movie that otherwise exhibits an exuberant skepticism about human nature.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — Alun Williams is a barmy British bloke who roams the backstreets of cities and towns, stubbornly signifying historic citizens with slapdash splotches.
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It also comes with a play mat that represents the robot's world and a book, which together allow players to follow a story line that the robot roams through.
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Then, when the workout begins, as infielders take ground balls, outfielders take fly balls and pitchers practice pickoff throws, Conti roams from field to field making sure everything runs efficiently.
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There was a nice synchronicity between your essay and Baldwin, who attempted to witness and document the world around him, and created a body of work that probes, that roams.
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The three-minute video, one of 10 films supported annually by the New Zealand initiative Loading Docs, shows Rawson in her home as her dog roams the light-filled space.
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Mr. Wu mostly roams New York like an old-time street photographer, exploring its grandeur and desolation, returning regularly to Trump Tower, as if to a riddle he can't solve.
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We like to burn incense on Christmas Eve, and of course we also have Krampus—Santa's demon goat helper—who roams around scaring the living hell out of our children.
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They lose as often as they win and play their home games in an arena called the Smoothie King Center, where a big-beaked mascot named Pierre roams the crowd.
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The multi-room installation The Salt Traders roams around the salt trade, one of the earliest commodities to generate economic exchange (and value) and foster sea trade routes and migratory patterns.
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According to their families and police, all of them were members of a Nath Panthi Davari Gosavi tribe, a nomadic group that roams India's western Maharashtra state, surviving mostly on alms.
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The Top Chef winner was inspired to name her flagship by her surname; "Izard" is French for the Pyrenean chamois, a goat antelope that roams the mountains separating France from Spain.
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Mihyar, the hero of the collection, is a figure of mythic proportions, an exile who roams through a blighted landscape and trumpets a new creed—indeed, a creed of the New.
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In elementary-school classrooms, an assistant teacher often roams the room, tapping the shoulders of students who are slumped forward on an elbow rather than sitting erect with their hands folded.
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In 1965 he returned to westerns to star in "A Man Called Shenandoah," an ABC series about a man with amnesia who roams the West searching for clues to his past.
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Ms. Redoglia, 32, roams the collection, which includes more than 130,153 objects dating from antiquity to the present, snapping pictures, then coupling them with pithy one-liners for posting on Snapchat.
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Although his plots aren't much to speak of, the Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada's first prose work to be translated into English roams into some dark, even disturbing, crevices of the mind.
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I think, deep down, I so badly wanted to be the elegant woman Ellena considers wearing his scent as he roams through Egypt recording smells (lotus root, nasturtium) in his notebook.
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"A government that roams the land, tearing down monuments with religious symbolism and scrubbing away any reference to the divine will strike many as aggressively hostile to religion," Justice Alito wrote.
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Mr. Esparza, a performer of wit and fire, doesn't fail to amuse in the role and — when his character roams the audience with the dead eyes of a shark — to chill.
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As he roams the backlands rodeo circuit in his Mitsubishi Titan pickup, the competitions where Mr. Lima works are often as much about him as they are about bull-riding buckaroos.
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Lakdawalla said that NASA and other interested folks back on Earth keep an eye on Curiosity's wheels and the rocks that might pop up in them as it roams the Martian surface.
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Across the street from this, for years, an ancient tortoise roams the floor of the pet store, closing his army-green beak around the red toenails of sandalled women, thinking them strawberries.
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When another character, who dares to return to Athens to work for a wealthy businessman, also disappears, his father roams the island begging anyone he encounters to help him find his son.
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In the snow-covered mountains, Diana, the ancient huntress herself (played by the real-life sharpshooter Anette Wachter), roams and shoots, accompanied by two virgins who seem equal parts trackers and animal doppelgängers.
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A student job with the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources inspired Julius Nielsen, lead author of the new study, to research the Greenland shark, which roams the chill waters of the North Atlantic.
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" Britons, he said, relished reports of her legendary thriftiness, including stories, apocryphal or not, that she roams Buckingham Palace turning off lights, enjoys soap operas and eats "nonbanquet dinners out of Tupperware containers.
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On weekdays, the vehicle roams Marfa's dusty streets at lunchtime, feeding locals, art tourists, and celebrities like Queen Beyoncé specials like the "Marfalafel" falafel with hummus, homemade banh mi, and carne guisada tacos.
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Watching Aquarela is less like watching a traditional nature documentary and more like a feature-length music video that roams the globe, without many people onscreen, and no talking heads or explanatory text.
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A few moments later, as he roams around guiding me through his hemp farm, he's expressing such wonder and awe that it's clear even he can barely believe it exists, and it's his.
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While some women may have been turned off by both Dean's mustache and the fact that he roams the country in a car, Caelynn seemed intrigued by all of it (even the mustache).
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The SmartSight robot is a hardware, software and services solution that roams the aisles of the store checking the shelves, using a combination of computer vision, machine learning, workflow automation and robotic capabilities.
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Others are deliberate: You can devote 18 minutes to a disembodied voice explaining the denominations of Australian currency as a white-gloved hand holding a thin pointer roams over a plush magenta tablecloth.
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As a woman, she lives without aging, roams freely through time and space, interacts with great writers and leaders, and chronicles the hidden, personal narratives of women often left out of official histories.
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To make checking off all the people on your gift-giving list a whole lot easier (and to avoid said aimless roams), we've rounded up our favorite beauty sets anyone is sure to love.
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Gov. Doug Ducey on Wednesday signed into law a bill asserting Arizona's ownership over a herd of horses that roams the banks of the Salt River in the Tonto National Forest northeast of Phoenix.
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If I leave the tall stack of cups on our dining table, which our cat frequently roams on, it's not a big deal if she knocks them over since they're just made from plastic.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration on Friday finalized its plan to loosen Obama-era protections on the habitat of the sage grouse, an imperiled ground-nesting bird that roams across 10 oil-rich Western states.
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The New York Times Magazine With old maps in one hand and Google Maps in the other, the author Russell Shorto roams across the city's five boroughs, searching for remnants of the American Revolution.
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By that time the audience, which roams as much as the cast, was sitting on the amphitheater-like steps, atop a grand staircase, while the ensemble was all the way down in the atrium.
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"The Yellow House" is a wide-ranging, book-length poem that roams through time, touching on family history, identity, the disruption of emigration, urban life, the loss of an unborn child and much else.
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Sophisticated software then can use that information to map daily patterns of physical activity, showing, second-by-second, when, where and for how long an animal roams, sits, runs or otherwise spends its time.
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In her late 80s, accompanied by a thirtyish artist named JR (who is also credited as director), Ms. Varda roams the French countryside, searching out the remnants of a once-vibrant working-class tradition.
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Friends and family donated jewelry and Adams, who wears a hot pink wig since losing most of her hair, quietly roams the floors each week looking for fellow cancer patients, bags of shiny gifts in hand.
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Anti-poachers say they're fighting an all-out warOver the past decade, armed, civilian anti-poaching forces like the group Jean is part of have been popping up all over southern Africa where big game roams.
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On morning runs, she is almost always alone in the darkness and dawn light, save for the occasional coyote or javelina, a wild pig as large as 50 pounds that roams Tucson streets in the dark.
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Claudia: The variety that is most enjoyed in Andalusia is the Iberian chorizo, called so because it comes from a special breed of pigs, the black Iberian pig, which roams freely in the region&aposs sierra.
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In episode one, "Love Bites," the rapper plays Megan Thee Stallion, P.I. She's called out of the club to consult on another murder in Stallion County, where a violent, hooded group known as the "Fuccbois" roams free.
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And in the scenes that follow, he makes good on the boast, as he roams from the mazelike, snowy forests of Norway to the boundless sea, with stops in the New World and the North African desert.
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Meanwhile, the real world — I mean yours and mine (and Jeff's), the world of headlines and global warming — enters from the wings in the form of disaster footage projected onto white screens in those hallways Jeff roams.
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He roams in his book as far back as 2543, to a proliferation of worthless stock issues for diving companies after one New England sea captain salvaged 32 tons of silver from a wrecked Spanish pirate ship.
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Two people sharing a bright, clean room: Kazuki, a still, silent man in stocking feet, and Honoka, a cheerful, chatty, barefoot woman who roams the space, tracing and retracing the minutiae of her memories — or maybe his.
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At night, Adam roams the Internet, rustling up insights "like a lone cowboy on the prairie," or indulges in "the art of feeling" by sampling his hardwired spectrum of emotions as though alternating baths at a sauna.
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Legend has it that ghosts of children and nuns haunt the hotel, as well as the spirit of a Confederate soldier called "The Man" that roams around the hotel's 3rd and 6th floors, according to the hotel's website.
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The space hums with a sense of excitement — adults given leave to dabble in craft — and Kocher, decked out in a patchwork tuxedo suit with satin lapels from her fall 2019 collection, roams around the room offering up tips.
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Nowadays, any politician who fails to grasp that irrefutable, vital link between culture and the economy deserves to be given the boot (with a fine, handcrafted Texan snip-toe) into those dry, far-away pastures where only tumbleweed roams.
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The girl, from a nomadic Muslim community that roams the forests of Indian Kashmir, was drugged, held captive in a Hindu temple and sexually assaulted for a week before being strangled and battered to death with a stone in January.
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Where the original hit series follows Andrew Lincoln's Rick Grimes as he roams a landscape ravaged by the zombie apocalypse, Fear would explore the tick-tock of a world falling apart, as the zombie outbreak begins and society starts to collapse.
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One of X's most exciting in-the-works bets couples AI with agricultural production—it's making a goofy little blue plant buggy that roams fields, using data and machine learning to evaluate specific crops and help farmers manage their growth.
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AKADEMIE FÜR ALTE MUSIK BERLIN Just a week after Les Arts Florissants comes to New York, it's followed, at Carnegie Hall, by one of its only real competitors on the early-music stage, with a program that roams over Baroque Europe.
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Our freckled, sportswear-clad hero roams around the San Andreas landscape, shooting bazookas at cops off moving trains and smashing souped-up, trance-blasting convertibles into mountains, musing on friendship and loss and wondering where his friends could have gone.
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Angus, who has a hospital ID badge and wears a jaunty blue vest, roams the building to track the scent of C-diff: small reservoirs of the bacteria can remain even after patient rooms and other areas have been cleaned.
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At the Beechtree Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing here, Jay Vandemark, 280, who had a stroke last year, said he often roams the halls looking for an aide not already swamped with work when he needs help putting on his shirt.
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SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) - A federal judge ordered U.S. wildlife managers on Wednesday to enlarge habitat protections in Idaho, Montana and Colorado for the Canada lynx, a rare wild cat that roams the Rockies and mountain forests of several other states.
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In a serendipitous marriage of theater and real estate, Richard Jones's mesmerizing revival of Eugene O'Neill's "The Hairy Ape" opened at the Park Avenue Armory on Thursday night, amid the blue-chip addresses where its title character roams and despairs.
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Lally's whimsical first novel is narrated by the exceedingly peculiar Vivian, who believes herself to be a changeling and roams the streets of Dublin every day in hopes of finding a portal to some other world where she might fit in.
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In a shot that is meant to evoke the loneliness of evil but ends up winking at Trump's crepuscular White House wanderings, Frank Underwood roams the deserted halls of the West Wing as music drifts in from a nearby party. Sad!
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"Broken Windows" refers to the shard-like shapes surrounding the cropped blue bird, their colors (ocher, black, off-white) pushing them forward in space to the extent that the eye roams around the edge of the painting without settling on the bird.
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Walmart has been testing the Bossa Nova scanner, or its version of a robot, in 50 stores across the U.S. It roams through the aisles roughly three times per day, scanning shelves and finding areas where Walmart needs to stock more inventory.
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One of the most infamous urban legends is the tale of Bigfoot, which is purportedly a large, hairy, ape-like creature that roams forests in the US. The search for Bigfoot, also called Sasquatch, makes this legend among the most-discussed in America.
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It was Mr. Bernhardt, for example, who oversaw a controversial revision of a program to protect tens of millions of acres of habitat of the imperiled sage grouse, a puffy-chested, chicken-like bird that roams over 10 oil-rich Western states.
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San Francisco legislators have a new idea to tackle all the new tech that roams around their streets: an Office of Emerging Technologies that would dole out approvals to startups and companies wishing to unleash new gadgets and services on the city.
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In January, an 8-year-old Muslim girl from a nomadic community that roams the forests in Kashmir, was drugged, held captive in a Hindu temple and sexually assaulted for a week before being strangled and battered to death with a stone.
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You can also see a Trump-era development: the image of a black panther, which he has lifted straight from the logo of the Black Panther Party, now roams throughout his work, climbing an American flag or clawing a bed of roses.
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Lacey roams as free as can be; her mother believes in teaching her kids self sufficiency early on (maybe a little too much self sufficiency as we see when Lacey ribs her mother for being hungover before she leaves to greet the new neighbors).
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But WildEarth Guardians argued in one of two separate lawsuits filed by environmental groups in U.S. District Court in Arizona that the plan would further imperil the smallest and rarest subspecies of the gray wolf that roams parts of the U.S. West and Midwest.
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On Sanlagita, birds do not sing, Mount Kahna is to be feared, a monster with no eyes roams the slopes, there is an island to the north filled with bounty and wonders, and men set sail over the Veiled Sea never to be seen again.
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In October, Pizza's plight led dozens of animal activist groups to write an open letter to Zhu Xiaodan, the governor of Guangdong Province, where Guangzhou is, calling for the bear's release into conditions more appropriate for a wild animal that roams a large, natural territory.
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But Bihari, who apparently roams the badlands of Uttar Pradesh killing people without so much as batting an eyelid, meets his match in Baanke (Jatin Goswami), a young, smart-talking contract killer who wants to usurp the former's undisputed position as the No. 1 hired gun.
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And a green-blue thread roams through the cream-colored cascade of linen and silk that makes up Sheila Hicks's "Weft Wandering Astray" (1985) — a title that aptly reflects the show's throughline of threads meandering and crossing, much like the artists' collective experience making textile art.
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In the work, the artist roams around a laboratory-like environment seemingly crossed with the interior of Pee-Wee's Playhouse, littered with domestic junk, baubles, fiery torches and food — all the while wearing a deluxe Monster mask, a dead ringer for a fully made-up Boris Karloff.
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Ms. Scarlett noted that haste may also undermine or delay the Interior Department's proposal to change an Obama-era plan to protect the habitat of the sage grouse, a bird that roams millions of acres in 11 states, including areas potentially rich in oil and gas deposits.
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Over the course of "Brown Eyed Handsome Man"—a then-daring paean to the allure of dark-skinned men—Mr Berry roams from a courtroom to India, to the Venus de Milo losing her arms in a wrestling match, to a baseball game, all in just two minutes.
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And now each night, and all night long, Over those plains still roams the Dong; And above the wail of the Chimp and Snipe You may hear the squeak of his plaintive pipe While ever he seeks, but seeks in vain To meet with his Jumbly Girl again; . . .
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Heavily accented dialogue emanating from beneath his knitted brow as he creepily roams his luxurious mansion, Count Zaroff seems less inspired by Connell's text than by Bela Lugosi's performance in Universal's 1931 film "Dracula" — with a dash of the mad scientist from the studio's "Frankenstein" (released the same year).
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Running close to three hours, "Against" tells the picaresque tale of a vaguely Jesus-like billionaire by the name of Luke (Ben Whishaw), who roams the United States in search of places marred by violence — no shortage of those, alas — so that he can spread his good word.
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Part of Troconis&apos alibi for the day of Dulos&apos disappearance involves a trip to a Simsbury Stop and Shop, where Troconis said she took a photo with Marty, the googly-eyed clean-up-assisting robot that roams the aisles of hundreds of Stop and Shop stores.
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He is the archetypal fox to Stevens's hedgehog: where Stevens has spent a decade gnawing at the roots of a single question—how and why synapses are pruned in the brain—McCarroll roams widely, inventing new techniques for studying genes that can be applied across a range of biological problems.
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WHERE TO START: The piano- and pulse-pounding "Berlin" For some reason, Dawn Richard's latest album shows up on my iTunes as "Unknown Genre"—a semi-fitting descriptor, as the dance-demanding Redemption roams from Vangelis-vamping instrumentals (the title track) to atmospheric electro-pop workouts ("Lazarus") to slow-burn bangers ("Hey Nikki").
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"If we can maintain healthy populations of mountain lions—a species that roams widely and requires such large spaces—here in greater Los Angeles, that bodes well for our ability to conserve large carnivores anywhere," Benson said Get six of our favorite Motherboard stories every day by signing up for our newsletter.
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The wearable tech is outfitted with a solar panel to recharge the device's battery as the rhino roams the wilderness, transmitting encrypted data through 3G to a central location and enabling authorities to monitor location and movement, while alerting them to the separation of the horn if such an unfortunate event occurs.
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WHERE TO START: The strobe-lit stunner "Love Under Lights" For some reason, Dawn Richard's latest album shows up on my iTunes as "Unknown Genre"—a semi-fitting descriptor, as the dance-demanding Redemption roams from Vangelis-vamping instrumentals (the title track) to atmospheric electro-pop workouts ("Lazarus") to slow-burn bangers ("Hey Nikki").
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The references in Depraved seem out of the blue, such as the twisting camera angle when Adam breaks loose and roams the streets, which brought to mind The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1921), or the close-up of Polidori's mouth eating a piece of steak, a reference that's eluding me but I know I've seen.
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Meanwhile, the manager roams the floor, talks with diners and relays where various tables are in their meal — say, a party of six has almost finished their small plates and are now in a hurry to get to a show; three parties of four with various food allergies are all about to order entrees.
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The groups are seeking information about the effect on the Porcupine caribou herd, which roams between Alaska and Canada and uses the area targeted for oil development; the effect of 3-D seismic surveys desired by the Bureau of Land Management, and information about development work that Interior officials were doing during the federal government shutdown early this year.
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This is true of both the clumsy mechanics, which are ever present and impossible to ignore, and its story, following the boring moral compass of biker Deacon St. John, who roams the world in the years after an event turned the whole world to shit, claiming to operate by a "code" but refusing to allow said code to operationally manifest into action.
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Or maybe they really do add Kevin Durant to the roster and it never happens and the NBA evolves into some sort of And-1 Tour barnstorming concern, with the Warriors touring the country kicking local team's collective dicks in while strangers high-five each other and Mike Breen roams the court making up nicknames and howling BANG into a cordless mic.
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In response, she and Alexander collaborated with a couple of young university graduates who longed to return to the land where their parents and ancestors had worked for generations as shepherds; now, their flock of Sardinian sheep roams Potentino's fields, producing milk for cheese as well as wool for the rugs and eccentric wide-brimmed felt hats made in the workshop.
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Still, as Milo roams and grasps for connection, an interesting theme plays out about the perception of cashing in on one's marginal status; about the creeping suspicion that artists like Milo, a queer man of color from the working class, will always have about the merits of institutional support; about fraudulence and authenticity-hunger on the part of both artist and art world.
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In recent years, the team has consisted of Noel West, who covers red carpet arrivals and the Governor's Ball, one of the main after parties; Patrick T. Fallon, who covers the awards ceremony from inside the Dolby Theatre; and Monica Almeida, our Los Angeles–based staff photographer who roams the red carpet and shoots the ceremony from backstage, a position afforded to only a handful of news organizations.
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What Is It: A pop-up restaurant with a Cheetos-inspired menu Who Tried It: Mark Marino, PEOPLE contributing writer Level of Difficulty: 1 (unless sharing delicious food counts as difficult, in which case I give it a 5) Believe it or not, the most popular restaurant in New York City right now is owned by a man who roams about wearing a leather jacket, sneakers and no pants.
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Mixed reality wants you to blow holes in the walls of your living room with a laser gun, have a pet cartoon dog that permanently roams around your house, build virtual sculptures on the coffee table, fill your surroundings with as many monitors as you can ask for, and allow you to walk down the street in the real world alongside avatars of people who are sitting in their living rooms.
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Kay WalkingStick's "April Contemplating May" (21966) hangs adjacent to the Katz; with its solid-green negative shapes, self-referential painting-within-a-painting (the artist's "Pieces of Sky" from 21969), and orange, abstracted nude, the work revels in an invigorating in-between-ness that roams a flickering plane between Pop and Color Field painting — the same territory occupied by Frank Bowling's "Dan Johnson's Surprise" (234) on the opposite wall.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Your hair roams the room while you sleep Loud as a vineyard Disquisitioning on the color of rope The first epic of blood The sound of a hymnal closing In a city of brief peace My posture goes undetected Be gentle with me The low drug of your hair Keeps the hour company I watch a silence form My fears begin to ordain themselves No, not the regulatory cousin, The season's snap in the fist of the branch Get a hold of yourself: someone is in love with you In the other room you don't think you have The keys to.
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