Mr. Johnson, shirt askew, hair a mess, shambled like a drugged bear to the podium and gripped it.
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For several months, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program has quietly shambled along in a zombielike state.
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How dull was it last season when Ken shambled up to hand Probst the note, though nobody was remotely targeting him?
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Somehow, don't ask me how, Google's zombie of a social network experiment has shambled its way to the grand age of five years old.
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The group sometimes shambled into a free-flowing rubato right in the middle of a fast tune, but it maintained conviction, and avoided melodrama.
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Smoke from the Kuwait oil fields set fire by Saddam Hussein's forces mingled with storm clouds and black rain fell on the soldiers as they shambled home defeated.
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As chatelaine of Torre del Lago the first thing she did was to fire Giacomo, the caretaker, who shambled round the villa drunk, prattling of the Maestro's donne.
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In his last fight, Hendricks shambled onto the scale, missed the middleweight limit despite having 15 more pounds leeway to play with, and was head-kicked by eternal gatekeeper Tim Boetsch.
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"Tube-like" is one delicate way to put... Somehow, don't ask me how, Google's zombie of a social network experiment has shambled its way to the grand age of five years old.
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Given the famous (if apocryphal) tale about Washington's honesty — "I cannot tell a lie," said young George — our first president must have rolled over in his nearby grave as Trump shambled around Mount Vernon.
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Sure enough, some of the most destructive zombies of the past dozen years have shambled their way into the Democratic primary fight, where a couple of centrists are repeating ideas that were thoroughly debunked years ago.
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We witnessed the first widespread use case of AR, as millions of people around the world shambled along streets playing Pokémon Go. On the business side, legacy media invested as never before in creating digital video and in video streaming.
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At the Austin Music Awards this past March, he was supposed to take the stage with the Texas Tornadoes and sing "You're Gonna Miss Me." He came onstage to thunderous applause, became frightened and shambled away without singing a note.
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It's because Trump shambled into a particular tax-cutting strategy that is likely too useless to pass a Republican Congress, and that in turn will set back (and perhaps imperil) a classic, Bush-style 10-year income tax cut for the rich.
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The film that shambled laughward with Dawn of the Dead's example, though, was Shaun of the Dead, in which the central gag is precisely that humans are such sad, aimless, bland specimens that it's barely noticeable when they start turning into sad, aimless zombies.
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In the week prior to the game's official launch, I encountered a ton of strange bugs and game-breaking glitches: matches that seemed to have run out of time and respawns but shambled onwards regardless, medics suddenly unable to revive anyone, paratrooper missions breaking because the planes stopped spawning.
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With Michelle Phillips reinstated, the group embarked on a small tour on the East coast to promote the record in the fall of 1966. At a September 1966 concert at Fordham University in New York City, the band was noted by Gus Duffy and Jim Mason of their co-headlining band, Webster's New Word, as being clearly "high, drunk, or tripping. When they got on stage, it was clear that these people shouldn't be on stage ... They tumbled onto the stage, shambled around, and just got nowhere".
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Mackay teamed with Benaud and Alan Davidson to provide a high-quality, flexible core of all- rounders that often proved the difference for Australia in tight situations. While lacking the talent of the fast left-arm swing of Davidson and the leg- spin of Benaud, his economical, nagging right-arm medium pace was often strategically useful and occasionally, especially in Pakistan and India, destructive. He was the second-most economic of significant Australian test bowlers, surpassed in miserliness only by Arthur Mailey. He was not a tidy- looking bowler and he shambled up to the wicket, but in the 1961 Ashes series he was Australia's first-change bowler and in the First Test dismissed Ken Barrington, M.J.K. Smith and Raman Subba Row in four balls to give Australia a 321-run first innings lead.
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On May 22, the Washington Post published an article that Mark J. Rozell, the dean of the Schar School of Policy and Government of Virginia's George Mason University, had authored. Rozell wrote that Governor Northam had "shambled" through Virginia's response to the pandemic. Rozell noted that Northam appeared to be ignoring the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's guidelines for re-opening the economy,. thus acting in accordance with President Donald Trump's positions on the subject (see Trump administration communication during the COVID-19 pandemic#Lifting restrictions).. On May 30, the Washington Post reported that many Republicans, business leaders, and some progressive Democrats were complaining that Northam was moving too slowly to reopen Virginia, while moderate Democrats and minority groups were complaining that he was moving too quickly.
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3 Years, 5 Months and 2 Days in the Life Of... was released to widespread critical acclaim and was later voted as the best album of the year in The Village Voices Pazz & Jop critics' poll. Entertainment Weekly's James Bernard praised it as a "fresh-sounding debut album" and referred to Arrested Development as "the anti-gangsta" and "perhaps rap's most self-reflective act." Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune wrote that the group "displays unusual worldliness, wisdom and awareness on its debut, immediately establishing itself as a major new voice in hip-hop", noting Speech's social themes and rejection of "macho boasting and gangster posing". In a negative assessment, Robert Christgau of The Village Voice assigned the album a "dud" rating and wrote that the album was "not horrible by any means" but "too often the beats shambled and the raps meandered", though he would later revise his rating to single out "Tennessee" as a "choice cut".
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