I scootered down to the Lemonade on Melrose in West Hollywood.
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In Los Angeles, I scootered to an In-N-Out restaurant on Sunset Boulevard.
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Startup founders scootered along the sidewalks, headed to events on networking, mentoring, and blockchain synergies of all description.
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When Ms. James's bus arrived at the BART stop, people ran and scootered across an overpass to the station.
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Cleary's son scootered outside the Oculus, the birdlike glass-and-steel crown of the vast World Trade Center Transportation Hub.
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After researching rules about minors flying without adults online, he stole his family's credit card and scootered off to the airport—where he hopped on an international flight to Bali.
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Twenty-five countries and an unforgivable number of sleeper buses later, I can now say that I have dated a professional soccer player in Pristina, accidentally eaten duck's stomach in Shanghai, e-scootered among ancient pagodas in Bagan, bathed excessively in Budapest, dove with walking sharks in the Halmahera Sea, and frolicked in an amusement park at the bottom of an ancient salt mine in Transylvania.
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Then, unless he wanted to cut the pilot in half, he had to lift the gun up then drop it down on the other side. Captain Brown decided that discretion was the better part of valour, and they "scootered for home". Brown and Briggs gained three "probables" but none were confirmed. The only German aircraft types Briggs encountered at this time were the Albatros D.II, the Fokker Biplane and the Halberstadt.
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With his new bride, Burgess returned to Switzerland in 1956. In Milan they purchased an Italian Lambretta motor scooter that winter, riding it 700 miles, across the Rivieras to Spain, where they took a ferry to the Balearic Islands. They wintered on the island of Majorca, where he fished with Majorcan trawler fishermen, gathering material for a novel. That spring they ferried to Valencia and motor scootered across Spain to Madrid, where he and his wife lived for the next 3 years.
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Lady Walton later recalled that Eliette "was always seasick", when taken sailing before breakfast, but "never complained". Another of Lady Walton's more striking vignettes from those visits to the Bay of Naples featured Karajan and girlfriend sharing a Vespa, with Eliette sitting side saddle on the back as they scootered back and forth across the island. Hebert and Anita von Karajan were divorced in 1958: he and Eliette Mouret then married at Megève on 6 October 1958. The life of a fashion model was exchanged for that of a "jet set wife" and, a few years later, mother.
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