" - Mike, 36 "Squeaky dirty rats scampering on tracks.
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A television plays cat-friendly videos — birds chirping, squirrels scampering.
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Pearl came scampering into my life at full speed in 210.
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Video shows the man scampering off in broad daylight, clutching the bucket.
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And yet, with the game on the line, there was that scampering Wilson.
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The Twins won both in extra innings, scampering onto the field in celebration.
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But Milligan never saw children scampering in the backyard, never heard playful screams.
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Sheep were everywhere again, scampering over slippery moss into bushes from which they berated me.
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He hit a ball in frustration and accidentally clipped the scampering girl with his racket.
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MacRitchie Reservoir Park's hiking trails wind through a tropical rainforest, with macaque monkeys scampering about.
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On Sunday night, that vintage chase-down block was reminiscent of his still-present, scampering youth.
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Thus, we observe Crumb scampering along on all fours and crawling up walls like a gecko.
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Mr. Herring is a scampering, sunny-toned player who holds fast to a classic bebop approach.
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In horror films, it can be seen scampering across the screen, enacting nefarious deeds — murder, usually.
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Brown was also interfered with as he made the grab, before scampering into the end zone.
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What does a 6-year-old think about scampering out of his home with a fire raging?
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Wild peacocks scampering across the roads easily outnumber the people using the state-of-the-art facilities.
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Almost instantly, dozens of the tiny creatures were scampering over my fingers and knuckles in tickley mayhem.
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Jo has come to Ibiza for work, but he's soon scampering after Martha like a hungry puppy.
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Seldom does traditional baseball please a crowd the way a renegade feline scampering across the infield can.
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No, it's not a pregnancy, although the couple reportedly would love to have lots of kids scampering around.
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One evening, she counted 20 rats scampering around the litter in front of a nearby subway station entrance.
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Even the animals that have survived, scampering away or hunkering down, may yet die from dehydration or starvation.
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Surveillance video appears to show Mr. Caughman's attacker scampering along a street in Midtown moments after the stabbing.
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One, showing a four-legged robot scampering around a construction site, was unusually tame, as we wrote last week.
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Plates and walnuts and cracker jokes didn't send mums scampering to their bedrooms, or older brothers into the garden.
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And underwater motifs were everywhere; think a large crab continually scampering across iridescent bombers, T-shirts and jersey skirts.
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Reliever Sam Dyson replaced Holland at that point and uncorked a wild pitch that sent Russell scampering for third.
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Even the animals that survived, scampering away or hunkering down, may die from dehydration or starvation, Professor Dixon added.
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After scampering through five Orlando parks with Maria, my sister and I were undeniably bonded to our new Russian friend.
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It was genuinely a good yoga session, but the little puppers scampering around were distracting — in the best possible way.
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The Horned Frogs scored a touchdown on their second possession, with Hill scampering into the end zone from the 33.
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In one scene, they interrupt a funeral by scampering over the corpse—the metaphor intrudes on the reality it represents.
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Neal, like an ancient discus thrower, tossed the bowl in a beautiful arc, landing it perfectly atop the scampering creature.
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With more devout lyrics (in Spanish), a scampering button accordion and a hyperactive electric bass, it's transformed — and still American.
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The footage of "Marsh Ruins" lingers over grasses waving in the breeze and fiddler crabs scampering around in the wet sand.
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Michel capped it off by taking a pitch from Brady and scampering around left end for a 20-yard scoring run.
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The street lights were so dim that it took me a moment to make out the rats scampering on the asphalt.
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According to the park, vigilant cam watchers have seen the bear scampering around the tree's branches or even traversing down the trunk.
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In her raspy, quiet voice, she sang out, "Chobe chickens," whenever we passed them, laughing heartily each time at their hectic scampering.
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These are Big Sam's commands, and they shake the ground, scatter the clouds, and send woodland animals scampering in terror for miles around.
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Di María was electric all game, and he opened scoring with a straight scampering run and near-post finish in the 51st minute.
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The simulator comes complete with virtual traffic, cyclists, pedestrians and even dogs scampering into the road—all of which its operators can control.
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Williams led 2-1 but Halep's scampering was making her play an extra shot in every rally, many of which were wild ones.
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Hikuna Judge, a ranger at the Zaira Resource Management Area on the island, found an injured specimen scampering away from a felled tree.
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Logan Wright added salt in the wound on the next play by squeezing through the line before scampering 21 yards for a touchdown.
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Only occasionally do they pause, perhaps hearing a light rustle on the fallen leaves or glimpsing something scampering among the dark green foliage.
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He won the Heisman Trophy and passed for more than 265.4,258.2 yards in a pro-style offense while also scampering for over 210,222.
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Since the nuclear crisis in Fukushima in 2011, video footage taken by journalists has shown packs of badly unkempt dogs scampering across roads.
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They can also get extremely modern and throw Leonard deeper into the frontcourt (next to Pascal Siakam) with three guards scampering around, wreaking havoc.
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Thirteen people had dialed 911; among them were some who told investigators they saw a figure scampering through St. Mary's Park after the shooting.
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Perfect for the holidays, TouchBar Santa, available on GitHub, will have jolly old Saint Nick scampering across your laptop in his classic red suit.
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First, you notice the fun, high-tech stuff: the digital billboard overhead that shows dogs of different shapes and sizes scampering across the screen.
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Instead, each clue sent us scampering to another section of the ballroom, where we encountered staffers cosplaying the classic Zelda races: Kokiri, Goron, and Zora.
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The Bears then forced a turnover on downs before Hasty provided the exclamation point by scampering 73 yards down the sideline for the final touchdown.
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Later, White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham tweeted a photo of a dun foal scampering beside a mare, and said the horse would remain in Mongolia.
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Scampering around the room like a wild man along with his classmates, it finally hit me that taking to this class was the right move.
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Agents rushed door to door, hauling people away, while migrants shouted or ran out the back, scampering over the rooftops of neighboring homes, witnesses said.
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Then he wound his way over to the left sideline, outrunning would-be tacklers for 37 yards and tidily scampering into the endzone for six points.
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The Cardinals scored the first three times they had the ball, with Edmonds scampering in almost untouched on his 20-yard runs in the first quarter.
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The squirrel terrorizing passers-by near the park entrance at Parkside and Ocean Avenues appeared to do so unprovoked, scampering up people like trees to attack.
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"You guys I adopted Wesley," Kylie can be heard saying in a Instagram Story from Sunday, which shows a small black-and-tan puppy scampering in circles.
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While other openers are adept at scampering sharp singles off deliveries they cannot hit to the boundary, Mr Gayle is prone to leaving the ball alone entirely.
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They took only six minutes to score their first try, fullback Ben Smith slipping his marker, center Reece Hodge, and sending winger Dagg scampering to the line.
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But Wales took advantage of a huge hole on the left side of the line, scampering 21 yards for the go-ahead score with 843:33 left.
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He recalled scampering across the scalding-hot midsummer sand to move his car and momentary mental lapses that have earned him more than a half dozen tickets.
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"Hand Covers Bruise," the opening track, which underscores Mark Zuckerberg's scampering between Harvard's redbrick dorms with baleful foreshadowing, might as well be the soundtrack to the decade.
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The action felt both fast and flexible as I fought off demon dogs, towering undead swordsmen, and scampering vampiric creatures using a combination of magic and traditional weaponry.
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We do glance downward from an apartment block, but merely as casual onlookers, and Connie, far below, is not imploring some heedless deity but scampering from the cops.
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All around that swarms a further scampering abundance — kids, cats, rats, ants, the drops of water that make up the river, the atoms that make up the drops.
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On the walk home, a sad bulldog peers out a shelter window, and on the last page we glimpse that dog scampering out of view in her house.
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Yet generally, these dancers seem less like kamikaze street warriors than scampering puppies, who like nothing more than to run around in circles and wriggle on their backs.
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The movie is chockablock with stuff: titular creatures (if not nearly enough), attractive people, scampering extras, eye-catching locations, tragic flashbacks, teary confessions and largely bloodless, spectacular violence.
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"Why's he allowed to be there?" someone in the crowd screamed, gesturing at Ngo, who was still scampering around the demilitarized zone between the police and the receding marchers.
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Denied his president's trust, Mr Priebus put his faith in proximity, reportedly scampering from one meeting to another and putting himself in the president's line of sight whenever possible.
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South Florida residents and reptile experts know that once the thermometer starts to rise again the iguanas will be revived, scampering off on their own without any additional help.
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On at least two separate nights, one was seen scampering across the floor of the Freshfields office, located just a few blocks from the River Thames, the person said.
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Michael comes scampering down the ladder to relay some information in hushed tones before heading back up, and it reminds me of some sort of French resistance comedy sketch.
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Ask if these rodents have been scampering across their roof, gnawing on the woodwork and chewing through their wiring (squirrels love the rubber coating on wiring, by the way).
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The footprints make Le Rozel a very important site: People can look at the Le Rozel footprints and picture young Neanderthals scampering around a beach several thousand years ago.
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Sporadic protests continue to erupt — some big, involving thousands, and others consisting of a few young men, scarves over their faces, hurling rocks at security officers and scampering away.
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Taylor did most of the work, taking the swing pass near the line of scrimmage and scampering through defenders on the way to the end zone down the left sideline.
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Indians game, a squirrel wreaked (wruck?) havoc on the field, causing a 4 minute and 28 second delay, scampering about as seemingly millions of human beings tried to wrangle it.
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The A1 Times report quoted above is pegged to the recent mysterious scampering of activity in North Korea, where supreme leader Kim Jong-un says he detonated a hydrogen bomb.
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It's a climate perfectly suited to the island's primary inhabitants — bright green lizards that scatter over the parched landscape, scampering from one prickly bush to another whenever we walked past.
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Though attendance numbers barely reached the three digits mark, the cabal of costumed eccentrics ranged all-ages from scampering tweens to aging hippies, everyone embracing the festival's "anything goes" mentality.
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Although Japan has muddled through decades of sluggish growth, its lack of external debt and a still wealthy society makes it an attractive haven for investors scampering from global risk aversion.
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When most kids his age obsessed over bicycles and bubbles, he was a 5-year-old clown, scampering around in an oversized pants as pants-less adult clown chased after him.
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The dive in formerly high-flying tech stocks sent investors scampering to the safety of sovereign bonds, with yields in 275.68-year Treasuries falling the most since May to 240 percent.
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Draped in sheets with eyeholes, these scampering spirits are the size of trick-or-treaters — children, that is — and when they make their first appearance the audience is still settling in.
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He was loving: When I came home from work, he would act like I'd returned from a war, scampering in circles and leaping with joy as if to declare YOU'RE BACK!
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For the unfamiliar, at one point during the early 2000s, someone created a delightful GIF of a veined octopus (Amphioctopus marginatus) scampering across the seafloor, and released it onto the internet.
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South Alabama answered seven minutes later as Johnson eluded blitzing Cornhuskers safety Deontai Williams in the backfield before scampering for a 3-yard touchdown run to forge a tie at 7.
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Rookie receiver Hunter Renfrow recorded his first career touchdown at the 3:40 mark of the period, breaking a tackle on a slant route and scampering 65 yards for a score.
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In the video of the incident, which was captured on Keith's body camera, the kitty gives the chief a quick look of gratitude before scampering off to find a less confining lunch.
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For a while it was nice, playing on the now-shiny playground with digital squirrels scampering around her and the traffic noises replaced by the familiar percussion of waves and crying seabirds.
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The dive in formerly high-flying U.S. tech stocks sent investors scampering to the safety of sovereign bonds, with yields in 20.8-year Treasuries falling the most since May to 21.2888 percent.
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But as you enjoy your time in the sun, take a moment to appreciate the wildlife that's still swimming or scampering past you thanks to the protection of the Endangered Species Act.
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PARIS, Oct 1 (Reuters) - A young racehorse trained near the world-famous Chateau de Chantilly escaped her handler and bolted for the nearest sports betting bar, sending panicked customers scampering for safety.
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As a rapper, he jabbers, scampering through dense clusters of rhymes in a deep, vibrant, honey-coated snicker, with a touch of amused smugness in his voice that's undercut by sheer energy.
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But while it may have been energizing for supporters to catch her at a planned stump speech, it's a bizarre thrill for them to spot her unexpectedly scampering through a pastoral setting.
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A YouTube video, called Dear Mr. Ed Sheeran, begins with a beautiful long-distance shot of the island before focusing in on dozens of delightful felines scampering about and basking in the sun.
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I was tired of coming home late at night, only to arrive to feet scampering down the steps to greet me because he had willed his body to stay awake to see me.
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As her car passed by Lee Kaplan's Feasterville, Pennsylvania, house, Horst and her 20-year-old daughter spotted several young girls, all dressed in Amish clothing, scampering across the 51-year-old man's lawn.
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DHAKA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Scampering up the wall of his tin shack in Bangladesh's capital, three-year-old Rozzob Ali has the same combination of mischief, charm and boisterous energy as many other boys.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The grande dame of women's tennis, Venus Williams, strode to victory against a scampering Carla Suarez Navarro on Monday, beating the Spaniard 7-6(3) 6-4 to reach the Wimbledon quarter-finals.
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After enduring an impoverished, itinerant childhood that saw them scampering around the western part of the U.S., Walls and her three siblings escape one by one to New York and stake out a stable life.
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The CSU offense stalled, and the Rams promptly punted the ball back to the Buffaloes, who drove 70 yards in five plays, with Travon McMillian scampering the 49 yards to put Colorado up, 42-10.
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His light, quick feet allow him to deftly maneuver in space, corralling ball-handlers before scampering back to his man, but also picking them up outright and challenging them on their way to the basket.
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He spent the two-and-a-half-hour show bounding and scampering and duckwalking all over the stage and on a runway into the audience, as he delivered riffs he has played thousands of times.
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It should be the kitchen nightmare to end all nightmares: a restaurant blacked out with no electricity, chefs scampering to build fires while whiney diners run off and vent their fury online about collapsing souffles.
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But even miniature crabs scampering from abandoned shipworm burrows or escaping Dr. Distel's petri dishes help to better understand how the community of organisms functions within the underwater forest: a log has something for everyone.
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It's even released a video showing its staff in Hokkaido scampering after a reindeer running zigzag away from them, as the delivery app tracking the reindeer shows a corresponding icon running wildly over the map.
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The lizards fell from nearby trees after entering a vegetative state to wait out the colder temperatures — once the thermometer starts to rise again the iguanas will be revived, scampering off on their own without help.
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They can be seen everywhere in Kenya, and they often travel in packs, scampering along power lines, snacking on mangoes in backyards and even sneaking into kitchens through open windows to pinch a banana or two.
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We're ticking off the Stations of the Cross, which a Savoyard devout has installed on the rocky slope we're scampering up, Olivier becoming the first man to ascend a pre-Alp while carrying a golf umbrella.
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Halep, scampering from wing to wing as she soaked up the pressure, was one match from becoming the first Romanian to top the computerized world rankings - a distinction that, following her defeat, passed to Czech Karolina Pliskova.
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He got his nickname back then from a friend, he said, after scampering up to the terminal's roof on a night of urban exploration during which he also scrambled across the windowed corridors high above the terminal.
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"Now everybody's on edge," said David Alvarado, 58, as he stood amid scampering grandchildren in his front yard on Vargas Road in south central Austin, just blocks from police barricades around the scene of Monday's second explosion.
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Video clips posted on YouTube and Twitter appeared to show at least six of the long-tailed rodents, with some descending from refrigerated display racks stocked with "onigiri" rice balls and bento meals before scampering down an aisle.
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After breaking into the truck, the thief then reportedly took hundreds of devices and passed them back to an accomplice who was riding out of the sunroof, before scampering back to safety—all while both vehicles were moving.
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Mr. Hoey's sophisticated, colorful creations did not seem intended for little ones — and anyway those were scampering around across the street, splashing in small pools and peering into mirror-glass "sky lenses" outside the Fifth Avenue Apple store.
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"These handful of turbines won't do anything to offset the documented scampering increase in the mining and use of coal in India and China," said Frank Seawright, the chairman of the Windham Selectboard and an opponent of the project.
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New England got out of the blocks in a hurry after James White capped an eight-play, 75-yard drive by catching a dump off from Brady and scampering 23 yards for a touchdown just 403:16 into the game.
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While I grew up in suburban Southern California in the 1980s, my friends Mara and Twilight Greenaway were scampering up avocado trees and pulling weeds on a little farm atop a mound of cooled lava half an ocean away, in Hawaii.
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Diaz explained that food shortages this year, ranging from cooking oil and eggs to bread and chicken and which have sent residents scampering in search of basics, were largely due to fewer imports of spare parts, feed and food, the report said.
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This horror was real, and with the barking commands of her squad leader ringing in her ears, Stewart began scampering up a three-story perpendicular ladder in which the distance between rungs grew exponentially greater the closer she got to the top.
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Barton, whose rasping forehand drives often had Isner scampering and who struck 173 aces of his own, saved five set points in the first set and drew a howl of triumph from the American after he converted the sixth with another howitzer serve.
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When I walked in, two players were scampering side-to-side in the empty space, while a television monitor showed the action in VR. Both players ran nearly the width of the room to get at the virtual ball they were volleying back and forth.
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The teams stayed with baseball in the ALDS and it was Odor's throwing error in the bottom of the 213th inning on an attempt to complete a double play that allowed Josh Donaldson to slide home with the winning run after scampering from second base.
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Old Joey Crawford, scampering up and down the court with his horrible posture, croaking out calls, maybe doing light work in settling his never-ending list of grudges and slights—that guy, whom I see on TV entirely too often, seems like a cartoon goblin.
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As they report this week in Nature, there are animals now scampering around cages in their laboratory whose maternal antecedents are egg cells derived not from the ovaries of their mothers, but from body cells (known as somatic cells), in this case from those mothers' tails.
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Jones atoned for his first-half fumble with a 5-yard touchdown on the Boilermakers' first possession of the second half, taking an inside handoff from Blough and scampering untouched into the left corner of the end zone to give Purdue its first lead 17-14.
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N.Y.C. Nature Lady crabs, blue claw crabs and spider crabs all shuttle about the muddy, gritty bottoms of New York City's shores with familiar clumsiness, but scampering over the city's sandy Atlantic beaches at almost 10 miles per hour is an anomaly known as the ghost crab.
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And then would come the disheartening recollection that, as vice-president of our co-op building, I had to find an exterminator for the rats that had chewed their way beneath our front stoop, along with a trapper for the squirrels scampering through gnaw-holes in the roof.
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Clemson fumbled the next two times it had the ball, but kept the game tied by blocking a 48-yard field goal attempt late the third quarter before driving 77 yards in 10 plays for a 69.53-10 lead, with Watson scampering in from 4 yards out for the score.
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Before the polo game started, Louis was "scampering out and dashing out to the edge of the polo field, and she was running out after him and picking him up, and eventually she sat down with him at the wooden border and pointed out the horses," according to another observer.
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In between the cold open and the closing concert, Thede tackles Jemele Hill's ESPN suspension, Eminem's anti-Trump freestyle, the NFL's complicated relationship with the health of its players, and even a viral video about a man scampering around the cop who pulled him over like some bonkers cartoon character.
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Bill Hader again managed the perfect balance between violence and comedy this season, culminating in such bizarre delights as a creepy preteen tae kwon do master scampering up a tree, a confessional bus fire, and the dangling prospect of the one thing every gangster wants most in the world...50/50 with Cristobal.
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Here's a situation where, with the left side of the floor cleared out and Zach Randolph scampering over to plug up Reggie Bullock's penetration, a simple pocket pass would give Griffin the advantage he needs to capitalize on the move, and force Willie Cauley-Stein to either come off Drummond or surrender an easy two.
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And in his depiction of a persistent, insect-like army of extraterrestrials (the underlings of a far more significant enemy) — scampering about in droves, armed with high-tech weaponry and cannibalistic inclinations, disrupting all sense of human civilization in their overlord's efforts to seize control of the planet — Oesterheld hit devastatingly close to home.
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I do not know how many rats are here, I do not know what they are scraping against, I do not know why the BBC chose the word "scampering" when there were dozens of less playful words out there to describe this terror, and I do not know why I searched for this in the first place.
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Sometime later Mr. Roberts produced several Super 8-style black-and-white movies about his friend's childhood in the Canary Islands, with a boy in a crisp white shirt, dark knit vest and lederhosen scampering around a formal garden, playing with lizards and fashioning shoes for them out of the foil wrappers of Cadbury chocolate bars.
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Although the company was not eager to publicize the details of the venture, the images that spring to mind are part Isaac Asimov and part Dr. Seuss—doors closing with a thud and the aisles bursting to life, with metallic objects scampering across the floor, brightly colored squeegees and sponges dropping from the ceiling, followed by an explosion of soapsuds and baby carrots.
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I have it about once a month: I will be standing backstage under gloomy lighting, with people scampering around clutching wigs and swords, and I will realize with a sickening suddenness that soon, very soon, I will have to walk onstage and start reciting that speech, and everyone will realize that I am the worst Richard III in the history of the theater.
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A Hail Mary campaign earlier this year imploring shoppers to go inside even as the store declared bankruptcy ("STRUT STRUT STRUT STRUT STRUT STRUT") was but a faint echo of the era when subversive tableaus of papier-mâché public figures, found objects, condoms on Christmas trees and the occasional scampering vermin mesmerized crowds, offended cardinals and even sold some clothes.
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