The Tree Breezers saunter confidently into that category, no contest.
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" Erin Lindsey on believability: "As a UN person—and a person who's been to Capitol Hill and that kind of stuff—it was driving me bananas that everyone could just saunter in and saunter out.
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Rihanna can indeed saunter out of restaurants with glasses of wine.
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I keep that slow, dragging saunter, striding over the defeated inmates.
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Source: Kurtis Productions Greg Meffert has perfected the cool, casual saunter.
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Watch him break from a last snack and saunter into limelight.
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I saunter over and grab an onion bagel with chive cream cheese.
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It all leads to moments like this extremely excellent slam-and-saunter.
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You contently saunter into your favorite one – the one on the end.
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Poke watched Rod saunter away, and then he peeked through the diner's windows.
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Portman's performance puts an exclamation point on Celeste's every gesture, word and saunter.
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It's an invitation to saunter, with random sights arranged along the central walkway.
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Obama's, while Mr. Sawyers's gestural looseness, playful smile and lanky saunter will be familiar.
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You slink in like a cat, and you sort of saunter around Melissa McCarthy.
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They saunter off, celebrating with their pals, still half-flaccid weapons slapping against their thighs.
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And now you can saunter down to a Nissan dealership and buy a Sentra Nismo.
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On top of that, I smile at neighbors when they saunter on board (excruciatingly slowly).
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Here he sounds tender and sweet, and the song never moves quicker than a saunter.
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Will we really talk to Alexa as we ride the train or saunter through the mall?
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You come in here and you saunter around, placing your shots right into the ocular cavity.
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So it's fine that you saunter around, but that's not what the exercise is for, kibble.
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Attendees gyrate theatrically on poles and drag queens saunter around the room in seven-inch platforms.
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You can't just saunter into that stuff; you've got to bring your whole life into it.
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In other markets, it can dispatch the 7 to saunter off on its own to park.
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But would the Great Saunter, a 12-hour tour on the edge of Manhattan, be overwhelming?
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That inspired a 218-yard drive capped by Larkin's 230-yard saunter into the end zone.
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Mildly buzzed, Chris and I would saunter back to our apartments, hobnobbing and smiling all the way.
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He would saunter nonchalantly inside the opposition's half while others darted back, ravenously attempting to regain possession.
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The two men saunter through the halls of the hospital, wheeling along patients and joined by Curtis.
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If Barbie had dared to saunter into that store, she would have been swatted out with brooms.
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Sloths saunter deeper into the forest and bats call it a night and disappear into the shadows.
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" The point of his saunter had been to "forget all my morning occupations, and my obligations to society.
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Your eyes don't steer you as you saunter, yet your lungs, legs, arms feel as fit as ever.
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Mỹ stuck her head out of her stall in time to see a pretty girl saunter toward the sinks.
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As youngsters run laughing and screaming into the school cafeteria for breakfast, their parents saunter out, some visibly relieved.
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At different points during the weekend, Lil Yachty would casually saunter past, blinding onlookers with his elaborate diamond jewelry.
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NEW DELHI — What happens in a northern Indian town when you rip up someone else's plants and saunter away?
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It seems quaint now, in retrospect, to expect to saunter into the store, request my size, pay and leave.
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Turned away in Reading, Matt and his friends would simply saunter down the block, where they could pass scrutiny.
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Mr. Adler's Great Saunter, held on the first Saturday in May, has become a rite of spring for many.
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Tier Two words often represent subtle or precise ways to say relatively simple things— saunter instead of walk, for example.
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Sometimes while walking home from practice, she once told The Knoxville (Tenn.) News Sentinel, she would saunter into crime scenes.
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Among them is Ron Tulley, a local councillor in St Ives, where giant, beady-eyed gulls saunter down the main drag.
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You see me working away and you saunter up, cautiously hoping I notice you before you have to force the issue.
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The soldiers then saunter up to the wounded, blasting them in the head with assault rifles from a few feet away.
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I half expected John F. Kennedy Jr. to saunter across the page, a copy of George rolled up under his arm.
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On a couple of occasions, hookers would saunter around the plane, hitting on guys who looked as if they were travelling alone.
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Upon further inspection, a saunter towards the coastlines revealed there was no tsunami hurtling towards Bermuda to send us whence we came.
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Tourists saunter along the banks as I use this spontaneous morning out of the office to test the limits of my Segway.
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This year's saunter, on Saturday, will be the first since the death of Cy Adler, who founded the annual event in 1982.
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It's a cushy gig to briefly saunter into during the post-university comedown before they dive into the cutthroat Chinese graduate job market.
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People get dumped off the island, new contestants saunter in wearing skimpy bikinis, and in the end, the most popular couple wins $50,000.
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If all this talk of a "hard" Brexit has got you down, perhaps a saunter Down Under might just be what you need?
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Today's DJs saunter into a club carrying nothing more than a USB stick, on which they keep an almost unlimited selection of music.
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On the Great Saunter, along with about 1,500 others, I would circumnavigate a lesser-known city: a network of greenways, parkland and woods.
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Critics deride the policy as a contrived excuse to overpay for over-the-hill stars who saunter through their final years before retirement.
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You'll likely walk along the seaside boardwalk, saunter through the glitzy downtown area, and barhop on Gemmayze street, or its nearby nightlife hotspots.
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You saunter into the bathroom an hour later to see that said joints left a gaping hole of ugly where your lipstick once was.
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Without opponents, Trump will saunter through the primaries, plying voters with whatever made-up stories about gangs and the wall and conspiracies he likes.
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Even settings like a cheap motel imbue a kitschy chic dreaminess, a perfect backdrop for beautiful Jesse to saunter about in gauzy little dresses.
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As the night progresses, wannabe MCs saunter to a circle's center, hoping to make a name for themselves in the local hip-hop scene.
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I would often saunter to the office of my other immediate boss, Peter Travers, Rolling Stone's widely quoted film reviewer, hoping to talk movies.
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The beat here, produced by Suga and Slow Rabbit, is lush with instrumentation, and moves with a casual saunter reminiscent of the mid 1990s.
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But "More Life" is exciting for its detours, its crevices, its relaxed saunter across the various lanes of forward-thinking hip-hop and soul.
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That's why only a few years ago, it would have been easy for Amazon to saunter into a place like Long Island City, Queens.
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It includes much of the features you'd expect: self-docking, automatic charging and it can saunter nonchalantly around the house to clean up your mess.
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I've got my bag of rabbis when we get off the bus and saunter over to what's left of our second destination: the Warsaw ghetto.
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While peering out the window of a very locked and likely bulletproof car, June watches Serena saunter up the stairs of an unknown building. Mrs.
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Without such leadership, both our nations appear destined to continue their saunter towards this form of government by self-inflicted anarchy, a truly unfortunate state.
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The Great Saunter, a circumnavigation of the borough of Manhattan — passing 19 bridges, 20 parks and too many landmarks to count — kicks off tomorrow morning.
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People get dumped off the island, new contestants saunter in wearing skimpy bikinis, and in the end, the most popular couple wins a handful of cash.
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These are the perfect jeans for mixing prints, taking a pleasant saunter through TSA, and/or looking super-chic for a night out on the town.
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This Sunday morning a few of us will saunter into church, brunch or our golf games an hour late – much to the snickers of everyone else.
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And please do not saunter over to YouTube or Twitter or Reddit if you want any relief, as you will only find more of the same.
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That rock-bottom moment provides the film's frame, which means this is more than just a paint-by-numbers saunter through the life of an icon.
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That balance got lost in favor of "RECESSION" headlines, with reporters preferring to (maybe) overstate risk than to possibly let readers (maybe) saunter off a cliff.
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He walks with a casual, leonine grace; as much as I've ever seen anyone saunter, I would say YG saunters, his demeanor nonchalant but fully present.
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In the clip, Halsey sits in an empty movie theater ticket window, then abruptly closes shop to saunter outside, where she finds BTS wearing matching pink suits.
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He was a rarity of the pre-Stonewall world: an openly queer performer with classically good looks, willing to saunter across the stage in makeup and drag.
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For her addiction, it's the New York party scene that lets her saunter into a club, score a bump of coke, and dance next to P. Diddy.
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We'd watched him saunter into Parliament practically in white tie and tails; we'd seen the Bullingdon Club pictures and read about the cash-for-access donor parties.
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Hazard's leisurely saunter marked just one of three Chelsea would have on the day to Arsenal's one, putting them a clear 12 points ahead of the pack.
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The harrowing tiptoe reminded some users of various scenarios that have called for the Paltrow Saunter, and threw them on Twitter for the world to relate to.
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In Santo Domingo, private restaurants and bed-and-breakfasts have sprung up alongside the main road, where cows and horses saunter across nonchalantly in search of better pastures.
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It seemed like everything was set for him and his new husband to saunter onto the plane where they'd splurged on first-class seats since it was their honeymoon.
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She added that a particular hit with retailers was a minimalist jumpsuit rendered in white and intended for, but by no means limited to, a saunter down the aisle.
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As daring as that show is, with its painful saunter through the legacy of American slavery, the new piece may be even more incendiary — and no less socially relevant.
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It's enormously pleasurable when an evening stroll turns into a rhythmic saunter and then bursts into dance — think of Gene Kelly walking, tapping, stomping and exulting in the rain.
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The barge — which costs around £150 per night — features a full bathroom, TV, wifi, a wood-burning stove, and a deck where visitors can watch other barges saunter by.
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Now imagine that the police have a copy of that key, and can saunter into your living room to poke around your belongings while you're out, and without your knowledge.
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On slow-building standout "Saunter," she sings, "I was lying here last night / I thought it be best if I left," alongside speckles of glittering guitar and a fuzzy backdrop.
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In this moment, can anyone, other than the most privileged, live at enough of a distance from pressing issues, like human rights violations, discrimination, and the planet's health, to saunter?
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Which means the country's parliament is one of the few places left in Moscow where Western journalists can still saunter up to a government official and get them to talk.
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But if you don't — and even if you do — you might want to saunter through "Julep," a new guide by Alba Huerta, who owns a bar called Julep in Houston.
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Armed with their expert knowledge, you can saunter into your local grocery store and have the confidence to ask for the exact kind of turkey that's right for your Thanksgiving feast.
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Finally, wrap a strand of colored faux hair (we like red and purple) around the bun, twist it through, pin it in place, and saunter out like you own middle school.
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For anyone who doesn't want to saunter into work and make it rain paper clips like the patron saint of office supplies, you can spend that same money on just one.
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Arrive early to beat the crowds — thousands descend here on most pleasant Saturdays — and have enough time to saunter through the 300-plus stalls and take in a busker or two.
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And for us to just think we could saunter into London and plop down and just start to build without that sort of network behind us, it would have killed me.
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His preferred successor will almost certainly saunter into office after a rubberstamp election—although perhaps not with the 98% of the vote that Mr Nazarbayev is supposed to have won last time.
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The timed breezes and stout gallops are in the rearview mirror; the horses saunter onto the track to stretch their legs, and the riders reassure them that the heavy lifting is done.
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Jason Hammel is getting paid $9 million dollars this year to throw balls really fast and to saunter up to the plate every once in a while to give batting a go.
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The compact 31st-floor fitness room requires two elevator rides and a saunter past smartly dressed throngs outside the hotel's glam restaurant —- slightly awkward for me in a tank top and shorts.
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There were 40 acres of pasture land, cotton to be harvested, cows to be milked, chickens to be fed, and the two-room White Rock school was a saunter down the road.
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As the reporters saunter down Broadway with stogies, Peele runs into a friend who starts shouting at random people on the street: "These guys just won the Pulitzer Prize!" he tells construction workers.
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After all of these highs and lows, it's encouraging to see Frances pop a bottle of Champagne, chug a little bit right out of the bottle, and saunter past the tear-inducing trampoline.
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Waitresses nudge through the crowd of about 353 people, carrying trays of hamburgers and cheesy fries, as patrons — East End hipsters, young professionals, students — saunter up to the bar to get more libations.
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Ms. Eyles selected the color palette to avoid competing with the views, which in some rooms are postcard-worthy overlooks of Little Wasatch Mountain and their street below, where black bears occasionally saunter.
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The fourth holiday collection from the long-running, soft-saunter, soul-pop outfit Chicago never exults in the holiday spirit; rather, it sidles up to it casually, gives it a nod and a nudge.
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I am a big fan of these but in an allergic household, so I'm usually getting my cat interaction through bodega cats and the cat capos that saunter around on the streets where I live.
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"But as soon as he moved to town, I couldn't get rid of her," he said, mimicking how she would saunter down the road for a "wawk," only to stop and stare inside the Sinatra house.
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There are of course no guarantees, but the hope is a tiger will saunter past your canter or jeep, rewarding you with an up-close look at its muscular body, long powerful tail and handsome face.
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Around your feet, the beach is crisscrossed by jaguar tracks and those of the pony-size tapir, a shy beast that, if you keep quiet, will saunter out of the forest and swim across the river.
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It was perfectly apropos that in this guise they covered The Doors "People Are Strange," and that during said song, who should saunter onstage but Julian Casablancas to croon the Jim Morrison classic along with them.
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In the video released today, Cassie's spindly saunter looks effortless, keeping pace with a human, balancing on a shifting dock surface, and recovering smoothly when said human gives it a rude kick in the mechanical ass.
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"The walker is the supreme conservator; he does not add pollution to the air or water, he does not waste natural resources, he destroys nothing," Mr. Adler wrote in "Walking Manhattan's Rim: The Great Saunter" (2003).
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JON CARAMANICA This song, from the new Brandy Clark album "Your Life Is a Record," channels the slow saunter and tightly controlled mood of 1980s smooth-country for a carefully calibrated tune about a broken heart.
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He would win the championship, the richest single prize in all sport, and immediately grow a beard, put on a pair of tattered bluejeans, and saunter down a country lane until he found a pretty little girl.
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In the mornings, I would saunter over to the office kitchen to make my morning coffee and avail myself of leftovers in the fridge (I'm sorry but anything left after Friday at 5 PM is fair game).
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It's designed not for the hyper-knowledgeable destination shopper, but for the one who stumbles in — some saunter, I imagine — with a fat, loose wallet and a notional understanding that $210 sweaters are more appealing than $90 ones.
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The models, a diverse mix of mostly "street cast" women and men of all ages, walked in and out of the rooms with a languid saunter, hands in their pockets and a far-off look in their eyes.
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On his new album, "Reach," Mr. Sands offers a take on Bill Withers's soul classic "Use Me," putting the song's signature clavinet riff into the hands of the bassist Yasushi Nakamura, who recasts it as a murky saunter.
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Read more: 12 science-backed facts about cheating that all couples should knowBusiness Insider found some of the most intriguing facts on the art of flirtation, so you can saunter over to the object of your affection with confidence.
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But it's really the tone of Goodfellas that's revived by The Irishman: the bluster and saunter of men who believe themselves to be at the top of their world, at least until that world starts to come crashing down.
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In the rear of the store, there were a couple of ornate wardrobe racks piled thick with women's active wear; I half expected Offset to saunter in and just wheel the damn thing out to a waiting Sprinter van.
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If seeing him save the world with a sexy saunter, even while wearing those creepy snake-eye contacts and unnaturally orange-red hair, has whet your appetite for more Tennant, here are some shows and movies you should stream next.
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There is also, inevitably, the ebb and flow of key relationships, most notably the impediment-laden romance between Piper (Taylor Schilling) and Alex (Laura Prepon), who saunter through the mayhem surrounding them with near-equal doses of bickering and self-absorption.
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But where the original 24 is one of the most vital documents of its era, running from 24 to 2010 at a diehard sprint, then returning briefly in 2014 for an old-man saunter of a miniseries, this one limps.
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And now, thanks to a new Twitter account appropriately titled Keanu reeves walking to music, we have one more example of his numerous powers: Namely, the man can saunter in slow-mo to any song ever made and make it look good.
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You see, baseball is a game of unwritten rules: Don't talk about a no-hitter in progress, don't saunter around the bases after a home run and if your best player gets hit by a pitch, hit your opponent's best player the next inning.
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Bhupi (Aamir Bashir), the patriarch's brother-in-law and confidant, Preet's friend Sophie and a building contractor who wants to draw a wedge between Kehri Singh and his family all saunter in and out of the screen but never really become part of the story.
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Just once, mind, and even that was on a press trip, so I got to saunter past Sven and the lads and straight into the garden to bang pints of prosecco with other braying journalists and a really tired looking Bernard Sumner from New Order.
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Locked in a close college basketball game with under three minutes to play, should you: (A) Launch a 25-footer midway through the shot clock; (B) Precede that three-pointer with a pointless spin move; or (C) Saunter back on defense soaking up the fan love?
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On Lauren B.'s one-on-one date, the former quarterback and his new prom queen saunter into the Christian after-school center Ben worked at for years, and it's as if God has returned to spread the good word of dating multiple women at once.
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Enter David, who saw what appeared to be his own face, twice over, gazing out from a newspaper, and got in touch—shades of the moment in "Duck Soup" when Harpo, in Groucho disguise, encounters the real Groucho, only for Chico, another Groucho replica, to saunter in.
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This summer when it got sweltering I would take my dogs out late at night and wish I could let them just saunter along with me, but they aren't to the point where I can trust them not to chase night critters into the next county.
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Indeed, as the doors swung open at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center on Tuesday afternoon, the scene at first was not so much a "running of the billionaires" — as the journalist Tom Wolfe once called the fair's Miami edition — as it was a casual saunter.
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Saunter over to Comedy Central later to see the rest of the episode, where Miller squares off with Wilmore and Nightly Show correspondents Ricky Velez and Franchesca Ramsey about the different candidates running (or else bungling) the 2016 presidential election and snarks about politicians appropriating the whip and nae nae.
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As with its predecessor, Fallen Kingdom feels the need to have its characters make very bad choices — at one point, one of the bad guys decides he's just going to saunter into the cage holding what he thinks is a dead but deadly dinosaur and pull out a tooth for his trophy collection.
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So before you saunter off to play an Oak-clad wallflower at your next dark techno afterhours, remember that it was a bunch of guys in stovetop hats and raggedy-ass coat-tails who used to throw insane ragers in Morgan Ave warehouses... and then set them on fire back in 1999.
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As part of the global response, the US sent a nuclear-capable B-22014 bomber to saunter through the neighborhood, signaling that, indeed, two can play at that game, and North Korea better have a long, hard think about whether it wants to get into a nuclear slap fight with the United States.
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As part of the global response, the US sent a nuclear-capable B-52 bomber to saunter through the neighborhood, signaling that, indeed, two can play at that game, and North Korea better have a long, hard think about whether it wants to get into a nuclear slap fight with the United States.
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I knew I was going to get access, but when I saunter into the hotel suite at Shanghai's Peninsula Hotel at 9 AM and see a gorgeous, glowing bride getting her hair done— surrounded by only her closest friends and immediate family members—I'm shocked at how close they're letting a complete stranger get.
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Afterward, head to the beach for a dip in the bay, or if the weather isn't cooperative, pop into Pontoon, a sleek bar with an outdoor patio just steps from the sand, and sip a pint of Melbourne-brewed Stomping Ground pale ale (14 Australian dollars, or about $10) while watching the tattooed, bronzed beachgoers saunter by.
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He was about to stand and make grimly for the counter—he felt like a man heading off to be shot—when she stepped out from behind it and for absolutely no good reason came to saunter around his table, looking out at the rain that as sure as Jesus had returned to make another wet joke of the summer.
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I found it so relaxing and rejuvenating — the perfect antidote to staring at a computer all day or constantly checking my iPhone — to just gaze across those mirror-flat lakes and smell the wild jasmine in the air and watch giraffes saunter past so delicately it looked like their long femurs were filled with helium — that's how lightly and soundlessly these giants float across the earth.
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The prevalence of creepy, paternal infantilization is astounding This results is jarring scenes where, one minute, her master is beating her, calling her pet names like "kitten," telling her where she should put her mouth, threatening to rape and kill her unless she finds more patrons — only for Primrose to saunter outside and obey by performing an adorable, winky, coy dance animation for a man on the street.
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