Dupree scampered into the end zone for a Pittsburgh touchdown.
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Mr. Elias made some noise, and the lion scampered away.
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She noticed people climbing, and scampered up an easy pitch.
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Buxton scampered to second and scored on Eduardo Nunez's ensuing single.
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Freshman quarterback Hurts scampered in for a 63-yard rushing touchdown.
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He'd scampered into long Black Sea night, never to be found.
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An orange tabby cat and a squirrel scampered through the bushes.
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Genesis whispered a shy hello, then scampered off to do homework.
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"Maybe they scampered away because of their illegal activities," he said.
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They pretended they had no idea and scampered off to pose elsewhere.
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The Ninja Turtle scampered up to me and opened his plastic bag.
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Two boys scampered about the living room, indifferent to the adults' conversation.
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The son and daughter of Biplab Pal stepped down and scampered home.
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Harris scampered 42 yards on a third-quarter play for a touchdown.
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When the glass on the door broke, the goat just proudly scampered away.
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The attackers scampered off, leaving Shah in a pool of his own blood.
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Who knew what they expected to find when they scampered onto the trays?
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When Waldo scampered clear, I repositioned myself behind an EMS van for protection.
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Children scampered all around, sidestepping bushels of barbed wire as they played marbles.
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Gaggles of tiny children scampered up and down the colorful, bumpy walls around him.
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Even the family's dog — which had scampered away when the gunfire erupted — was safe.
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One of the mice left triumphantly with the crumb, and the other scampered away.
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He eventually scampered home on a wild pitch by Rockies starter German Marquez (12-10).
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So he hopped the fence onto the warning track and scampered over to retrieve it.
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High-stepping out of the tackle, Rodgers scampered for 18 yards, to the Dallas 12.
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We left the car and scampered forward to where we could see the collapsed bridge.
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A baby mourning gecko, 2 days old and inchworm-size, scampered across Mr. Peteroy's finger.
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A group of Neanderthal children scampered around the Normandy coast in France 80,000 years ago.
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He cut through the middle, spun around a defender and scampered to the end zone.
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So the trolls scampered on to their next targets, amassing more followers along the way.
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It took a couple of hours for Bean's owners to figure out where she scampered to.
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The humans drew a sharp breath, the cage was opened, and Freedom and Unity scampered away.
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Badly outmanned and outgunned, they scampered into tunnels, where they were hunted down and shot dead.
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Pinder also scampered home when DeShields misplayed the ball to make it a 6-1 game.
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Dogs scampered along dirt roads, past dilapidated houses and junked cars rusting on wild, unkempt lawns.
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So he scampered onto the court and used a towel to wipe it up by hand.
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After Guillorme backpedaled for a twisting catch, Contreras scampered home, seizing on the wrong-way momentum.
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I couldn't believe how nimbly it scampered up the trunk and disappeared into the upper branches.
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An aunt scampered away, disappearing into the bowels of the camp, saying something about a goat.
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The ball bounced along the sideline until Humphrey picked it up and scampered into the end zone.
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Today, Chacha the chimpanzee scampered out of a Japanese zoo and eluded captors for nearly two hours.
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The camera flashed, the men scampered off, and another group of people stepped up for their photo.
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We scampered out to the back corner of my family's property, where she served as a lookout.
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Connors scampered across the clay court and stomped out the marks in the vicinity of his shot.
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"They scampered away to different directions but we are pursuing them," the general said of the kidnappers.
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The children "always scampered away" to avoid disturbing him, to show that they were keeping busy, too.
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"Man, you guys really don't like human trafficking!" one woman said, as a young man nervously scampered away.
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For two days this week, he scampered up the sheer granite face that rises from California's Yosemite Valley.
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She had scampered across a section of the Great Wall of China and liked to crunch on cucumbers.
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But after the ball bounced away, Kingery scampered all the way home for a 5-4 Phillies lead.
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"Essex Boys," Bowman's previous book, scampered through the histories of a colorful group of that British county's celebrities.
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Each time a Pike player scampered into the end zone, a sea of red cheered and rang cowbells.
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Brian McCann brought in the first run with a sacrifice fly, and Riley scampered home on Teheran's squeeze bunt.
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The nocturnal Purple One scampered away from our photog outside a Central Park hotel while toting his trademark cane.
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Mark Svendsen posted a video as dozens of goats scampered through the Issaquah Highlands community, just east of Seattle.
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He scampered to third when Hoffman threw low to first base on a pick-off attempt and past Raburn.
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Carrying our towels, we kids scampered after my mom who strode up to the gate to pay for us.
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A few cooks scampered among the open-air kitchen, fire pits and a crackling grill suspended from a tree.
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Arenado followed with a broken-bat blooper to center, a single that produced his 130th RBI when Gonzalez scampered home.
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Arboroharamiya scampered along tree branches about 160 million years ago in what is now China, perhaps eating insects and seeds.
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Two plays later, Mixon scampered off right end for a 233-yard score to clinch the win for the Bengals.
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"Is it a little book that's funny, or a book that's a little funny?" she asked as he scampered off.
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Fuchsia-legged ibis scampered at the waterline while cream-colored doves and brown pelicans flew in dance-troupe formation overhead.
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Boys, girls, men and women scampered out of their houses and rushed into the road with stones in their hands.
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They scampered between the safety of shrub cover and the trash bins containing a smorgasbord for them to feed on.
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After half an hour of staring at my door, I kicked it open, scampered into bed, and promptly fell asleep.
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She was tiny, much smaller than the picture had lead me to believe, and she scampered into my arms almost instantly.
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The deflection was scooped up by cornerback Janoris Jenkins, who scampered untouched for 65 yards and a 7-0 Giants lead.
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A play later, freshman receiver Rondale Moore scampered into the end zone on a sweep to cut the deficit to three.
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In an hour-long address to MEPs he scampered through an ambitious set of proposals designed to illustrate that Brussels still matters.
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Late in the second quarter, Alabama running back Damien Harris scampered in for a 5-yard touchdown to make it 28-3.
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The boy had scampered into the gorilla's enclosure while Ms. Gregg's back was briefly turned as she tended to her other children.
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Baton-wielding police officers also assaulted a teenage protester who was lying on the ground as his fellow protesters scampered to safety.
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Ties My 7-year-old daughter scampered over the cobblestones of a narrow Paris street, proudly holding a bag of fresh cherries.
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His lips hung an inch above the water as survivor after survivor planted a foot on his back and scampered to safety.
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"I've been on the trail for three years," he said, as his four young children scampered up and down his campaign bus.
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The Astros manufactured another run in the sixth as Jose Altuve scampered home from third on a fielder's choice by Alex Bregman.
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Emergency medical workers scampered up the hills, on trails usually used by dog walkers and mountain bikers, with all the best intentions.
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Squads of trumpeters and trombonists, outfitted in combat gear and wearing mutes like auxiliary weapons, scampered up and down the darkened aisles.
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Nebraska opened the scoring when Robinson scampered 42 yards to the end zone with 4:25 to play in the first quarter.
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Cousins found Diggs for an 11-yard TD and then Dalvin Cook scampered into the end zone to take a 38-20 lead.
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Two possessions later, Smith gained 10, 15 and seven yards on three carries before Ibrahim scampered 19963 yards for a 14-0 lead.
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Our sources say the second the vandal saw the weapons he scampered away into the darkness and cops are now on the hunt.
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Cornerback Xavien Howard stepped in front of Siemian's pass on a quick out and scampered 29 yards for a score seven seconds later.
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Nine times out of 10 this is a dunk, but Ibaka read it perfectly and scampered back to meet Thompson on the catch.
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Crunched from either side, Marshall lost the ball, which popped into the hands of Demetrius Harris, who scampered 27 yards for a touchdown.
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A guest's dog scampered about, soliciting tastes of the charcuterie appetizer, before the group moved into the dining room, where the party continued.
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Brayan Mota, one of the IPAT escapees, posted a selfie on New Year's Day as he and his friends scampered through the forest.
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Lee stepped in front of a pass by Johnson and scampered 241 yards for a touchdown just 21:33 into the third quarter.
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Chelsea squandered a chance to take the lead when Diego Costa scampered away from the Everton defence and picked out Eden Hazard's run.
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Trailing 10-33, Fitzpatrick rallied to toss a 43-yard touchdown pass to Parker, who outjumped Ronald Darby and scampered down the sideline.
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Wearing bow ties and expressions of withering disdain, these magnificent fluffballs jumped through hoops, played leap frog and scampered across a ladder upside down.
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Asdrubal Cabrera followed with a bunt single, perfectly placed on the grass between the mound and the third-base line, as Granderson scampered home.
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After spreading slowly for thousands of years, the scientists found, brown rats scampered over much of the planet in just the past three centuries.
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Correa did what Altuve signaled him to do, and Headley scampered safely into second base, avoiding what might have been a rally-kllling out.
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They also had greater endurance capacity, as well as more muscle mass in their hind legs than the sedentary animals, and they scampered faster.
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On Monday, small Afghan children scampered among the tents, as an aid worker advised the young men of their rights, should the police return.
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Adrian Peterson then scampered in from 252 yards out to put the Redskins back ahead 247-17 with 14:53 remaining in the fourth.
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On his second carry in a subsequent series, he took a pitchout from the quarterback Tobin Rote and scampered 67 yards for a touchdown.
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On his second carry in a subsequent series, he took a pitchout from the quarterback Tobin Rote and scampered 67 yards for a touchdown.
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Afterwards, she scampered, puppy-like, alongside me as I paced the exercise yard—the next day, and the day after that, and eventually every day.
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With the wind swirling, the Eagles opted for a two-point conversion attempt, and Sanders scampered into the end zone for an 31-7 lead.
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An officer quickly opened the door and ran to the other side of the vehicle as the bear climbed out and scampered away, apparently unharmed.
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Afterwards, she scampered, puppy-like, alongside me as I paced the exercise yard – the next day, and the day after that, and eventually every day.
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Hill scampered 78 yards for a touchdown—moments after catching a 36-yard touchdown from Alex Smith—and gave the Chiefs a 21-3 lead.
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In the 10-square-mile area with the cats, boodies scampered out of the way of the dusty pickup, their butts like furry bouncing balls.
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Defensive tackle Chidi Ogbonnaya stripped the ball from quarterback Spencer Sanders, and linebacker Terrel Bernard scampered 20 yards for a touchdown with eight minutes remaining.
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He opened his home to rescue dogs, like Harmony and Wendy, who scampered excitedly around his modest Gainesville apartment before following him north to Virginia.
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After beating a throw to third base on a Curtis Granderson single to center field, Colon scampered home on a sacrifice fly by Yoenis Cespedes.
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Anyway, apparently, the raccoon didn't fall to its doom: Yes, it scampered away, but likely only to bring some buddies back and plot its revenge.
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Inside an electric fence, a litter of pup-size piglets scampered around a fat black sow, miniature hooves flinging muck over their darkly mottled coats.
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He reached on an infield single, scampered over to third on Aledmys Diaz's single to center and scored on Matt Carpenter's fly ball to right.
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The models stood gamely in place, posing for photographers, while most of the several hundred attendees scampered across the plaza, quickly fleeing in search of warmth.
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CHERNOBYL EXCLUSION ZONE — A dozen puppies with satellite-dish ears and wagging tails scampered behind Natalia Melnichuk as she carried an oversized bowl of dog food.
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Davidson could've scampered off to shop for cologne or whatever the beauty store sells for men, but instead he chose to stay right by Grande's side.
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As they scampered around a deck behind a building emblazoned with the slogan "End of Separation, Beginning of Unification," there was no sense of imminent danger.
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A freakish storm blanketed Portland's roads in snow and ice but, thanks to the all-wheel drive, CR-V scampered up moderately steep hills without drama.
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By the time center fielder Betts reached the ball, which had come to a stop, Pence had scampered around the bases to make it 9-3.
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Luckily, Charles saw the humor in the situation and went red-faced with laughter as Digby scampered around the studio with the sound equipment in his mouth.
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Cornered again, the raccoon jumped down to a plaza below and scampered off toward the back fields before finding shelter — and apparently a reprieve — in the shrubs.
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He stripped wide receiver Hunter Rison on an end around, then picked up the fumble and scampered 215 yards to cut the Spartans' lead to 26-143.
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As I meandered through hummocky spruce woodlands, with plank bridges over boggy patches, it felt a lot like northern Maine, until I scampered over a rock ledge.
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Fleet 24, Legends 12 Running back Ja'Quan Gardner scampered for 104 yards and two fourth-quarter touchdowns as San Diego overcame visiting Atlanta in a defensive battle.
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As he pumped a stranger's hand and scampered off to bounce on an indoor trampoline, his Superman cape floated behind him, as if trying to catch up.
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His heartiness and vigor were boundless, and, like a college athlete, he scampered up and down the planks of the mechanical set that dominates Robert Lepage's production.
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By the time center fielder Mookie Betts reached the ball, which had come to a stop, Pence had scampered around the bases to make it 212-212.
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The Panthers got on the board first when Hall navigated around left end and scampered 41 yards for a score with 6:09 remaining in the first quarter.
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During one break in the filming, a baby gopher scampered down the driveway and blindly caromed off several people's shoes before weaving its way back into the bushes.
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Barrett is 19 and not easily flustered, and he scampered over to the basketball, picked it up, squared to the basket and launched another attack at Mount Howard.
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Murray, who was the first overall pick in the 2019 NFL Draft, scampered around the left side before powering past cornerback William Jackson III at the goal line.
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Cook scampered for 19 yards to the New York 5-yard line but had the ball stripped by Jabrill Peppers and the Giants recovered on their own 1.
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Re'Mahn Davis scampered 413 yards for a Temple score with 11:19 left, but Bryant returned a block of Mobley's PAT the distance to make it 15-6.
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He looked pretty euphoric, though, as he scampered past the beer pong tables and stacks of Domino's pizza, clutching a composition book in lieu of a fig leaf.
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They were whittled down by breed then group—hound, sporting, terrier and more—before a seven-year-old Wire Fox Terrier called King scampered off with the top prize.
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An interception led to a 42-yard touchdown pass from Thorson to Garrett Dickerson and Thorson scampered in from the 2-yard line to put Northwestern up 35-17.
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Detroit cornerback Darius Slay picked off a pass from Arizona quarterback Josh Rosen and scampered 67 yards down the sideline for a touchdown that made it 10-0 Lions.
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Tee Higgins just scampered 36 yards along the far sideline, bumping away from defenders along the way, for a touchdown that featured a leaping dive into the end zone.
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After getting the keys to a rundown rondoval at a seaside hotel, we scampered to the beach, to sand that sparkled — but not in the way you might imagine.
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That came in the sixth, making it 5-4, before Mathis scampered home on a two-out wild pitch by Joakim Soria in the seventh to get the Rangers even.
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Leon then scampered home on Hernandez's single to left, which was mishandled by Angels left fielder Jefry Marte — but that was the end of the damage in the frame, mercifully.
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Matt Gay made field goals from 33 and 32 yards and Moss scampered in for a 133-yard touchdown to put Utah up 27-9 late in the third quarter.
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Ramsey, with a fourth-and-goal from a half-yard out, faked a handoff and scampered to his left, barely crossing the goal as he dragged Rutgers lineman Mike Tverdov.
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Seven plays, all on the ground, later, Brissett scampered in for a 5-yard touchdown that provided Indianapolis a 7-3 lead with 4:28 remaining in the first half.
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She scampered into our bathroom, each tap of her overgrown nails feeling like a knife to the brain, as she found just the right spot to poop on our flooring.
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I was happy to talk in abstract terms about the intangible value of running a mission-driven business, but the minute true dollar amounts entered the conversation, I scampered away.
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Ridder wasted little time making his presence felt as he kept the ball on a quarterback option and scampered 13 yards off tackle for a touchdown on Cincinnati's first possession.
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Hens clucked and fluffed their feathers from the shed, where the tractors were parked, and a cat scampered across the beam of orange night light cast from the creosote pole.
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In a video posted to his Facebook page, Kimmel was seen wrangling the python from the bushes and held it up until it dropped the smaller alligator, which quickly scampered away.
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Turner, who was playing in place of the injured Rico Dowdle, took a sweep pitch right and scampered in from 20 yards out to cap a 12-play, 95-yard drive.
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Coleman scored from 218, 222 and 2175 yards, Deebo Samuel scampered 20 yards on a reverse and Raheem Mostert capped the scoring on a 41-yard blast in the fourth quarter.
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But the Vikings answered with a 76-yard drive of their own, capped off when McKinnon scampered into the end zone from four yards out, re-establishing a two-touchdown lead.
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He stopped and opened the doors in the middle of a busy street, and we scampered off as the trolley crowd threw glass bottles of beer and screamed obscenities at us.
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Cats have appeared on baseball diamonds on several occasions, including one that scampered through the outfield of a Miami Marlins game in 2017, evading capture for a delightful amount of time.
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Coleman scored from 19, 48 and 1 yards, Deebo Samuel scampered 20 yards on a reverse, and Raheem Mostert capped the scoring on a 41-yard blast in the fourth quarter.
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But cornerback John Reid intercepted a Myers pass three plays later and scampered 22 yards for a score and a 256-10 lead — a lead that Penn State would never surrender.
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CreditCredit As rats scampered among trash cans by moonlight in Chinatown, a procession of tall and very good looking people started entering an old Italian restaurant on Baxter Street called Forlini's.
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" It scampered past Broadway records, grossed billions of dollars worldwide and ushered in the age of big-money musicals of the 1980s, like "Les Misérables" and "The Phantom of the Opera.
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Two plays later, Garbers, unable to find an open receiver, escaped through the right side of the Stanford defensive line and scampered into the end zone for the difference-making score.
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McCarron took the punt 55 yards and went untouched as he scampered up the middle, veered to the right and was all alone by the time he reached the 10-yard line.
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While most of the Vikings defense pursued Wilson, Locket caught it at the 29 and scampered 25 more yards to the Vikings four, turning a huge loss into a 35-yard gain.
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Cousins led the Redskins 67 yards in eight plays, capping the drive with a 22-yard score to Thompson, who caught the pass around the 18 and scampered down the left sideline.
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The Kona carved up the on-road handling section (part of which ran on a go-kart track) and easily scampered through the modified motocross track that was Mudfest's off-road course.
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Starring Jessica Jones' Rachael Taylor, 2011's Red Dog is based on a Louis de Bernieres novel — but also inspired by a real kelpie cross who scampered about Western Australia in the '70s.
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Lisa Burke, 53, a development consultant from New Vernon, New Jersey with two college-aged sons, hugged Agatha, a 2-year-old Golden Retriever, before she scampered off for the four-legged festivities.
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That morning, on my phone, I'd watched an incredible video in which a cat scaled the outside of an apartment building, reached the tenth floor, then leaped to the ground and scampered away.
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He completed two passes for 48 yards and running back Dare Ogunbowale scampered 2 yards for a TD score to increase Wisconsin's lead to 13-3 with 243:54 left in the third.
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But the go-ahead run scampered home on Grisham's error, and the Nationals soon finished off a raucous 4-3 victory to set up a division series date with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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The Bears' John Lovett scampered, then bulled, his way into the end zone for a 24-yard TD run on the first snap of the second quarter for a 7-0 Baylor lead.
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After a targeting penalty on third down gave Iowa State a first-and-goal at the 9, Montgomery scampered into the end zone to make 34-14 with 1:34 remaining in the period.
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He earned the nickname Gato (Spanish for cat) in the 1950s because of the way he scampered from one Buenos Aires nightclub to another with his saxophone to make it to his next gig.
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Dylan, Miriam, and I hiked Middleham Falls, where I eventually scampered down to a lower (safer) pool to fill a bottle with potable water — "cold, pure and sweet," as Rhys described the island's springs.
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Mr. Zabi, a Pakistani refugee who has lived in Sri Lanka for two years, said he grabbed his two children, dashed into the yard and scampered over two walls before reaching an army checkpoint.
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But on Wednesday, after a victory over another Belgian, Ysaline Bonaventure, Schnyder sat in her chair and raised both arms as her 2 ½-year-old daughter, Kim, scampered across the court toward her mother.
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In 2013, service on the B and Q lines was suspended for upward of two hours when a couple of recalcitrant kittens scampered onto the track at the Church Avenue subway station in Brooklyn.
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Ozuna slugs Marlins past Braves MIAMI — Marcell Ozuna is no fan of cats, but maybe the charcoal-gray feline that scampered onto the field Tuesday night at Marlins Park will bring his team good luck.
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We had Connie Loizos and Danny Crichton from TechCrunch, I scampered over from the Crunchbase News domicile, and Brian O'Malley, a general partner with Forerunner Ventures, joined us to us to round out the collective.
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Ajayi, picked up by the Eagles from Miami for a fourth-round draft pick in 2018 just before the trade deadline, scampered in from 46 yards out for a commanding 22-point advantage at halftime.
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In the middle of the night, the wily New Zealand-based cephalopod apparently squeezed through a small gap in the top of his tank, scampered across the floor, and flung himself down the nearest drainpipe.
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Thompson caught a short pass from Terrell, dodged two defenders and scampered into the end zone for a 213-yard touchdown for the first score of the game at 9:02 of the opening quarter.
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DeJon Packer scampered 48 yards to score the game-winning touchdown with 1:13 left in the fourth quarter, lifting San Jose State to a 31-24 win over Arkansas on Saturday in Fayetteville, Ark.
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Defensive end Christian Covington forced San Francisco running back Carlos Hyde to fumble, and linebacker John Simon scooped up the ball and scampered 41 yards for a score with 11:33 left in the first quarter.
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Minnesota wasn't done as defensive back Coney Durr grabbed a deflection for an interception and scampered 72 yards for a touchdown to boost the lead to 28-0 with 3:41 remaining in the second quarter.
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Singers scampered and dancers staggered across a unit set that recalls a ruined building gashed by trenches, while the artist's ashen, war-scarred drawings — intended for full-scale projection — appeared on a TV to the side.
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With the Colts trailing 275-24 late in the fourth, Watson scampered 27 yards on third down to move the chains and set the table for a 20-yard field goal by Fairbairn with 25:219 remaining.
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After that first goat peed on my mat, several others scampered over to nibble on the corners of yoga mats and one rummaged through a pile of shoes, pulling out all the socks and chewing on them.
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Mr. Morton welcomed his new wife's bushy-tailed Norwegian forest cats — when a new litter arrived, more than a dozen scampered around the apartment — and in turn she oversaw the administrative side of being Sean David Morton.
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After a pair of field goals by two different kickers, Brown scampered 23 yards for a touchdown and Ricky Slade scored from 20 yard out for a 212-point lead with 235:21 left in the first quarter.
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The following month, John Landy scampered over the line a full second and a half quicker than Bannister; 13 months after Bannister's landmark lope, three runners in a single race (none of them he or Landy) broke four minutes.
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On Tuesday, the zoo sent out the cavalry for a full-on search, which triggered many Washingtonian's memory of the hunt for Rusty, the renegade red panda, who scampered off in 2013 only to be found safely in Adams Morgan.
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And then, in injury time, Neymar scampered away up the left again and cut back for Jesus, who looked off the wide-open Paulinho to his right and curled in his second beauty of the night to make it 3-0.
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The Tigers did show quick-strike ability when Anthony Miller scampered around right end from 249 yards out to cap a four-play, 211-yard drive on the first play of the second quarter to make the score 22-226.
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Zander Diamont put the icing on the cake for Indiana (4-4, 1003-3 Big Ten) at the 49-second mark when he broke through the right side and scampered 52 yards untouched for the final score of the day.
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After Love scampered in from 28 yards out and Oregon State matched the score with a 343-yard connection from Luton to Trevon Bradford, Costello and Parkinson combined on a remarkable show that produced four touchdowns in less than 13 minutes.
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It's unclear exactly how the rat came to be in the crate, but the shopping was left outside by the driver so — in all fairness to Tesco — it is possible that the rat scampered aboard after the crates had been delivered.
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Octopus tracks suggest he then scampered eight feet across the floor and slid down a 164-foot-long drainpipe that dropped him into Hawke's Bay, on the east coast of North Island, according to reports in New Zealand's news media.
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CreditCreditHilary Swift for The New York Times CLEVELAND — It was a sparkling scene of urban renaissance: Children scampered through the fountain in Public Square, spruced up at a cost of $0003 million just in time for the Republican convention here.
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Sam Ficken matched Carlson's score with a 2127-yard field goal later in the first period for the Jets, before Darnold scampered in from 247 yards out for the go-ahead touchdown at the 249:212 mark of the second period.
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One, named Lykke, who had been found stranded on a palm oil plantation when she was just a month old, snagged a pineapple left by her handlers and scampered up a tree, where she began tearing into the ripe fruit.
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With his soot-begrimed face, fingerless gloves, crinkled top hat and raggedy trousers*, Winks scampered up the pitch in the 51st minute and poked home from close range, setting Spurs on their way to a famous comeback win in the London derby.
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Dillon's third carry of the day on the next BC series went to paydirt with ease, as he cut to the far right and scampered up the sideline for a 74-yard touchdown that made it 14-0 just five minutes in.
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My brothers and I scampered around the edge of a new construction site — a farm razed for houses and strip malls, where our Super Wal-Mart now stands — as I watched her hold her own among a group of powerful wealthy men.
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Children scampered about, chasing balls, lobbing badminton birdies, building — and smashing — sand castles, mostly oblivious of the spectators looking on from a mezzanine above that gave a bird's-eye view of the sunbathers and their operatic observations on human and environmental frailty.
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At the bank, Octavio Lizarde was opening an account accompanied by his nephew when the gunman strode in and started shooting He grabbed his nephew's hand and they scampered to the back of the bank, he said at a news conference Tuesday.
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With Martinez coming up with a wide serve followed by a drop volley, Medvedev scampered to tip a return over the net but had to immediately run back to the baseline to get a lob back with his back towards his opponent.
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The Golden Gophers (3-0) saw their fourth-quarter lead evaporate after Brinson scampered 2018 yards for a touchdown following a blocked field goal, and linebacker Rashad Byrd strip-sacked Morgan and returned the fumble 44 yards for a score, just over two minutes apart.
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As Case Keenum got the Rams ready to run a third-and-4 play from his own 31-yard line, a fan in a red shirt managed to elude security and scampered across the field, running right through Rams wide receivers and their San Francisco defenders.
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Sports of The Times SAN FRANCISCO — By the ninth inning Tuesday, as San Diego players scampered around the bases and batted balls took black cat bounces, it began to dawn on the San Francisco Giants and their fans that nothing good was going to happen this evening.
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WASHINGTON — It was "find the Affordable Care Act replacement" day on Thursday as publicity-seeking Democrats — and one frustrated Republican — scampered through Capitol corridors, hunting for an elusive copy of a bill that Republican leaders have withheld from the public as they search for party unity.
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Tyquan Thornton's 78-yard reception set up Hasty's 5-yard touchdown run up the middle, and Josh Fleeks scampered 64 yards on a catch-and-run for a score on the next drive to give the Bears a 43-20 lead with 2:36 remaining in the third quarter.
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I counted at least two chickens, two ducks and a tufted black mangabey monkey, which scampered around a plastic oil barrel held back by a short strap bound to his left leg with a hair clip; later, I'd discover a live crocodile tied up under the freezer chest.
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Kyle Phillips scored twice on TD receptions, Joshua Kelley scampered 54 yards for a touchdown and JJ Molson drilled 43- and 49-yard field goals, helping UCLA (2-5, 2-2 Pac-103) win for the first time since its record-breaking 67-63 win at Washington State last month.
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Texans fans were headed to the exits after Spencer Ware scampered for another touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter that capped another long drive and put the Chiefs out in front 27-0 before Santos closed out the scoring with his third field goal of the game.
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Back at the Ladder Ranch in southern Wyoming this October, as several of the O'Toole's six grandchildren — and sixth generation on the land — scampered indoors during a snowstorm, Pat talked about his hopes for reversing a long-standing trend of the young leaving the ranch and farm for jobs and lives elsewhere.
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The Raiders dominated the rest of the half, drawing even on a 217-yard pass from Carr to tight end Foster Moreau midway through the second quarter and taking a 20-210 lead into the halftime break when Carr scampered in from 221 yards out with 2115:313 left in the half.
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Some high stakes thievery took place in broad daylight in September on West 303th St. between 5th and 6th Avenues in Manhattan (and just off the Diamond District) when a brazen man walked right up to an unattended armored truck, picked up the five-gallon bucket, and scampered off as passersby were none the wiser.
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Russia and Japan have, over the centuries, scrimmaged up and down the island chain; by time the fallout had settled over Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Soviets had scampered all the way down to the very end of the Kurils, poised to begin their invasion of the Japanese home islands with a hop onto the northernmost main island, Hokkaido.
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It's no surprise that Drake, who Rihanna kindly brought along in her hand luggage, performed his "Work" verse live and then scampered out of the O2 quicker than you can say "Well paid media appearance" to Uber his way straight to the very non-Brit Awards party in Shoreditch where he joined Section Boyz on stage with Skepta to deliver the most fomo inducing show of the night. Why?
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What the French call maisons de rendez-vous , not to mention the better brothels, served lunch and dinner to their guests—something I discovered toward the end of lunch one day at a place, near Tangier, I knew only as an excellent Spanish restaurant, when couple after couple (there were only couples) scampered upstairs with their bottle of amontillado before the cheese and the quince paste were even cleared.
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