Instead, Linda was rooting around in her handbag for something.
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He was rooting around in the kitchen, cooking bacon and eggs.
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WILLINGBORO, N.J. — The peacocks were rooting around in the bushes, strutting and pecking and ruffling their trains.
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If I'm going to have a clammy digit rooting around in my anus, I'd rather it be robotic.
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Then one day, rooting around in the junkyard for spare parts, Charlie comes upon a little yellow VW Bug.
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Outside, I could hear the hog rooting around in the sty, making a guttural noise like a fat, laughing Buddha.
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Few would condone driving while reading a book, rooting around in the back seat or eating anything that involves utensils.
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They're like slime videos, but for people who feel squicked out by fingers rooting around in sticky mixtures of glue.
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They are rooting around in places like Brazil and South Africa, while markets more broadly appeared to be in a lull.
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With all your wacky meddling in the election and rooting around in the laptop of that pervert Anthony Weiner, you're even more famous than me.
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The button-down fly is a foot long, and when rooting around in my pockets for change my forearms disappear all the way to the elbows.
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And so, there followed a rooting around in the cupboards in search of things that might usefully define "Japan," offering reassurance at home and material for export.
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Since October 2017, Jupiter has been in Scorpio, rooting around in the collective subconscious (Scorpio's domain) and bringing dark and difficult truths around power and intimacy to light.
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If you can whip up a meal in between classes with the spare change you found while rooting around in your roommate's desk, that's a job well done.
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The average age of content on our health site is under a year, like you will not find something- We don't want you rooting around in the dustbin.
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It spends most of its time either high up in the trees in this Central American rainforest or rooting around in the gooey "leaf litter" of the forest floor.
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It's smutty and disturbing and feverish, rooting around in the muck of the unconscious and the mess of the American past and digging up all kinds of disturbing stuff.
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And to really thrive in American politics, as she does, politicians have got to get their hands dirty—not just organic, non-GMO gardening dirty, but rooting around in septic plumbing dirty.
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Giuliani had been rooting around in Ukraine for information that could help Trump deflect allegations stemming from an investigation by the special counsel, Robert Mueller, into Russian meddling in the 2016 election.
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Long before noma made foraging a household term and bearded, tattooed chefs began flaunting their seabuckthorn, samphire, and other bounty, rooting around in the woods for wild edibles was the norm here.
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Unfortunately for them, they wound up walking right into the path of a security camera, which caught them rooting around in the wilderness with a grocery bag believed to be full of the little guys.
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Tokyo Gifathon recreates 30 uniquely Japanese experiences—everything from sumo wrestling, to vending machines, to sushi trains—using a cheery animation style that could make rooting around in a dumpster look like the most fun you could have in Tokyo.
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He started out as a novelist, a protégé of Robert Penn Warren, and stumbled into nonfiction, his boyhood passion for rooting around in forests now taking him to the canopies of the Amazon and the cliff lines of Komodo island.
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After I saw Jacobs-Jenkins's play "Appropriate," in 2014, I understood how committed he was to rooting around in and talking back to "the culture"—that is, the theatre history that was capable of producing him and, before him, Sam Shepard and Lorraine Hansberry and Eugene O'Neill, distinctly American voices that contributed to his own.
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He then gets the heart of a pig and eyes of a cat. In the morning the doctors re- attach the missing members using a salve they carry with them. After going on the road again one doctor could not see with his reinstalled eyes and had the others guide him. Another doctor started rooting around in the dirt.
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