Moreover, the novelty factor inspires Flowers to get truly silly, romping through bucketloads of camp.
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They were trying to get lucky in Vegas, and romping through Disneyland, the Happiest Place on Earth.
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This past season, it was wonderful to watch a young, gifted cast romping through the onstage garret and leaping around the surrounding rooftops.
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The 34-year-old Müller, seeded fourth, used all his experience against an opponent 14 years younger in romping through the second set.
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The temperature has spiked on the two-man race for the Republican nomination, with Cruz taking Idaho and Trump romping through Michigan, Mississippi and Hawaii on Tuesday.
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With a lottery ticket in hand, your imagination can go romping through a future of wealth and glory, champagne and caviar, stadium skyboxes and funny-shaped two-seater cars.
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Since the introduction of the world sevens series in 1999, however, the team have been struggled with consistency, romping through one tournament only to crash out early in the next.
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The players of TILT Brass seemed ideally suited to handle that expressive range, at times calmly considering Eastman's sustained tones, and at others romping through dense layers of ecstatic, fast-repeating riffs.
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She is at her strongest when she's romping through combinatory, contrary, and contradictory ideas with a vehemence that abandons stylistic consistency and regards formal notions like composition as an afterthought instead of a starting point.
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While his opponents continue their desperate push to stop him somewhere, anywhere on Tuesday, Trump is already looking ahead to potential knockouts in their home states after romping through the 11 Super Tuesday states with GOP primaries.
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The 63ft 26ins (22m) tall German had served for the opening set at 252-4 before Djokovic simply clicked it up a notch to steal that set 7-5 before romping through the next two 6-2 6-23.
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Another of the young guns, Zverev, had looked like wrapping up his match with Isner in straight sets after romping through the opener in under half an hour, but the defiant American took the second set down to a tiebreak.
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The commercial starts with the threat of winter, but it quickly dissipates—quite literally—to reveal scenes of children romping through fields of blueberries, rowing on a lake, and enjoying breakfast with some smiling adults who are ostensibly their loving parents.
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On May 8, 1945 — V-E Day — she was looking out the windows of the Martin Beck Theater, where the Navy boys of "On the Town" were still romping through New York in the precious hours before their ship headed off to war.
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As a young music video director in the 2000s and early 2010s, she was responsible for a string of vivid, otherworldly images that now seem like collective hallucinations: Snoop Dogg as a disco-era sex symbol, Rihanna romping through a field with a Chris Brown look-alike, Beyoncé standing on a cop car in a flooded New Orleans.
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Trailers for Taika Waititi's Jojo Rabbit strenuously clarify — as cheekily as anyone can — that the film is an "anti-hate satire," presumably because some marketer at Fox Searchlight savvily intuited that images of a boy in a Hitler Youth outfit romping through the forest with Adolf Hitler wouldn't go over very well, especially on the internet.
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After the kind of season the Red Sox just had — including beating out the Yankees by eight games in the A.L. East and romping through a postseason that ended with their four-games-to-one beatdown of the Dodgers in the World Series — most normal fans would have filed out singing triumphantly, "We are the Champions," and nobody could have argued.
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It features a baby who refuses to say please and goes romping through town on the back of an elephant while being chased by various townspeople. The Elephant and the Bad Baby is a "cumulative story" with a "poetic feel", a common effect drawn from the picture-book format of the text.
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This had the effect of opening up an octave valve I didn't even know I had. The next day I couldn't talk, let alone sing. "Romping Through the Swamp" - by Peter Stampfel. Peter once told me that my version of this had a bit more dignity than his, and, God help us, I think he's right.
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When fighting crime, Krypto usually wore a gold collar, a miniature facsimile of the famed Superman-"S" symbol for a dog tag, and a dog-sized version of Superman's cape. Whenever he was on Earth and wanted to appear as an "ordinary" dog, Krypto would simply pull his collar and its attached cape off, pulling it back on when necessary. In one story, he was gifted with a collar which contained a retractable cape within the collar that could be unfurled or hidden by pressing a stud on the collar. When not accompanying Superboy/Superman, Krypto spent much of his time romping through space; while on Earth, however, he stayed with the Kent family, posing as their pet dog, "Skip".
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Spoiled New York socialite Carol Morgan (Bankhead), romping through the Depression with her lavish lifestyle, breaks off her engagement with Bill Wade (Montgomery) over her refusal to live on his comparatively modest salary rather than her own wealth.The film’s principal setting, in New York City, is established through footage of newspaper notices and several comments made by characters, including Bill Wade’s statement at Carol’s party, “I was born here in New York in the untrod wilds of 179th Street, and I have lived here ever since.” Carol is identified in “Society Notes” in the film as living in both New York City and Tuxedo, New York. To make matters worse, she expresses scorn for his career as an advertising executive.
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