He flexed his muscles, and shimmied in a little dance.
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The women shimmied a bit, adjusting to their new work uniform.
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She crouched low and shimmied backward, luring Fontijn with her hands down.
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The club's costumed mascot shimmied around the stage, helping to keep time.
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These shows definitely shimmied and sang their way to straight-up legend territory.
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Rodriguez was seen taking video of her performance as she shimmied particularly hard.
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After the second one, he did a little dance and shimmied his shoulders.
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They downed Dom Pérignon while one woman shimmied clumsily on the velvet couches.
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I whispered the secret phrase as the crowd danced and shimmied all around us.
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Two seats down an elderly man shimmied in front of a flashing slot machine.
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On a recent weekday, however, the children shimmied their way through team-building exercises.
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There was the time he shimmied up a tree trunk next to a fence.
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In contrast, Clinton smiled, shimmied and patiently waited for the man to finish his rant.
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Then he lay back, shimmied onto a stretcher and was carried to the locker room.
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Lohse shimmied on and off stage wearing what looked like the proceeds of a grain harvest.
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He tiptoed for five yards and then shimmied for eight; he hardly sprinted on any carry.
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She gestured to her tankini, bright with a teal floral pattern, and shimmied in the water.
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They spun, strutted and shimmied for her in a fusion of salsa and hip-hop dance.
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Then I shimmied under the car and used them to tie the pipe to the chassis.
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He shimmied his hips, lifted his shirt to expose his chest, and ended by doing the Worm.
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He shoulder-shimmied in the middle of Harry Cipriani and, in short order, suggested shots of Patrón.
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Mr. Manning shimmied and taught dance classes around the world 40 weekends a year until he died.
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Lunch is still a relative bargain, though the price has shimmied up to $4 for three courses.
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She shimmied into a brown leather booth and lamented the time suck of her dumb hurt ankle.
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It started with the founder, Bandrovschi, who shimmied under the pole and encouraged others to follow suit.
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Driven half mad by Nero's antics, Romans feigned death or shimmied over the walls with ropes to escape.
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So Desormeaux squirted Exaggerator inside, and the colt shimmied up the backstretch like a seal, utterly enjoying it.
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Ardern shimmied into a second Spanx underskirt, and reflected on her dual roles as mother and world leader.
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Finally, she shimmied out from under him and crawled around on the floor in search of her underwear.
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"Wasn't that fun," the winner, a woman in a white tunic, said, as she shimmied in her seat.
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And, in jewelry, plastic replaced pearls — dome rings and drop earrings that shook as women shimmied in discothèques.
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As she shimmied around the man's cart, still yelling in his face, she half-heartedly lurched at him.
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Decked out in a purple shirt and a plethora of literally shimmering jewelry, The Ruler spat while Bey shimmied.
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In their playful Instagram tribute, Philipps shimmied in a floral dress, and Oxford bopped in a blue crop top.
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The centenarian made headlines in 2016 when she shimmied with then President and first lady Barack and Michelle Obama.
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Rodriguez, 43, was seen taking video of his girlfriend's performance as she shimmied particularly hard, appearing to cheer her on.
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In the master bedroom, Grapes lay on his back and shimmied into the doorway until he could see the landing.
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In plié, Reuter shimmied her shoulders and rolled her eyes in a way that recalled a god, yet was uncannily human.
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That sentiment fully returned when I shimmied into bike shorts last week and committed to wearing them for seven days straight.
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She took to the streets and shimmied her way around Times Square to the sound of the Bee Gees "Stayin' Alive".
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My friend had not danced her way to the provost's office, had not shimmied her tweed-blazered body into scholarly stardom.
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The elusive Kazakh ducked and shimmied, bouncing off the ropes as Giyasov stalked him before catching the Uzbek on the counter-punch.
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At one point she shimmied out of her sweatshirt, still holding the child, leaving on just her tank top and sports bra.
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Liz Hurley, a British starlet, shimmied down the red carpet in a Versace dress held together with golden safety pins in the 1990s.
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Kalanick, who sat between two women in an SUV, shimmied to Maroon 5 as the driver, Fawzi Kamel, brought them to their destination.
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Yet those "dancing grannies," the middle-aged and elderly outdoor dance enthusiasts who crowd sidewalks, parks and squares across China, have shimmied on.
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He shimmied it into the crack between the door and the frame, wiggling it for maybe two minutes until the lock popped open.
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Las Vegas dancers shimmied alongside the separate efforts of Wisin and Yandel, a longtime Puerto Rican reggaeton duo; Yandel's "Encantadora" won three awards.
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The crowd mingled, cracked jokes and shimmied to thumping DJ sets in between examining the eclectic range of items displayed around the hotel rooftop.
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To match Wilson's body in Pitch Perfect 2, Orman shimmied into a heavy, restrictive bodysuit that stretched from under her bust to her knees.
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On the Jags' third play, he shimmied to elude unblocked linebacker Ja'Whaun Bentley and found Seferian-Jenkins for 11 yards on third-and-6.
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With that, she shimmied into her black velvet cocktail dress, exposing in her rush a virtual garden of tattoos: orchids, cherry blossoms and peonies.
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Meanwhile, his partner, Hakim McPhee, who had on layered hooded sweatshirts, removed a new mailbox from the truck and shimmied it to the curb.
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On the grass below Amex's interactive tent, thousands of fans swayed and shimmied to seventeen of Ocean's most recognizable songs, in a warm summer trance.
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Falguni Shane Peacock designed his favorite outfit of Ms. Lopez's many, a white fringed mini dress in which she shimmied on "American Idol" in 2011.
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As a child, he shimmied through the house, singing endlessly into a small karaoke machine, hits by Neil Diamond, Elvis Presley and, of course, Frank Sinatra.
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Once, he stole the key ring and shimmied down a coal chute before borrowing money to fly to New York, where he was found and returned.
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The two-minute short film shimmied into history as one of the world's first computer-animated shorts, and it received a standing ovation on its debut.
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My partner in crime and I have dutifully investigated the scene and shimmied our way up to the loudest and most elaborate area of them all.
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As the Uber pulled away, the red lights blurring in the dark night, I took a big gulp and shimmied open the door inside the garage.
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The pizza is shimmied onto the wooden spatula and put quickly into the wood-burning oven, currently roaring away at a face-melting 400 degrees Celsius.
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I shimmied from my row to Linda's, trying to detect any book bags before I stepped right on them or made a fool of myself, tripping.
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At the corner of Robert Mugabe Road and Rotten Row, a hawker describes how people celebrating Mr Mugabe's ouster shimmied up poles to tear down street signs.
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"I was reaching to hit the answer button," he said, but the phone "shimmied" off his center console into that "black hole" between the console and seat.
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A crane was needed to move the bus roof out of the way and, he said, firefighters shimmied under its wreck to extract some of the injured.
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At a wedding in a plush Cairo suburb, a barefoot Alla Kushnir shimmied onto the flower-strewn dance floor, a whirlwind of quivers, twists and furious gyrations.
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A cluster of giddy teenagers huffed and shimmied as their feet tried to keep up with the lighted squares on the dance platform of Dance Dance Revolution.
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The photographic proof lingers, bringing with it the carefully curated outfits from the time when Italian pret-a-porter brushed hems with Gucci loafers and shimmied across dancefloors.
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Even curve queen Kim Kardashian is a fan: During her first pregnancy with North West, she shimmied into the brand's clingy styles (similar to this $40 tube dress ).
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If you've ever tapped your toes to Little Big Town's "Pontoon," shimmied to Lady A's "Downtown" or belted out Miranda Lambert's "Automatic," you already know Natalie Hemby's work.
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Showing off their moves to T.I.'s 2004 hit "Bring Em Out," the actor showed off his smooth moves while the "Style" singer shimmied and shook her hips.
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From Ms. Cattrall's larynx, the words of Samantha slunk and shimmied across the Manhattan of the early aughts, her voice sliding around ribald puns as if extra lubricated.
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I can still feel the dull pain in my knees and back as I shimmied up a tight sandstone chimney toward the top of Off Balance Rock in Arches.
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In July 2015, Mr. Guzmán shimmied down a hole dug under his shower, mounted a pulley-run cycle and rode it the length of the nearly mile-long tunnel.
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At one point, the audience formed a "giant soul train"; more than a hundred people, including many children, enthusiastically shimmied their way across the tarmac to blaring funk music.
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Kalanick shimmied to music in the backseat, to everyone's cringe, and when his friends left the car, the driver confronted him about changes to the system that didn't favor drivers.
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Showing off their moves to T.I.'s 2004 hit "Bring Em Out," the Crimson Peak actor showed off his smooth moves while the "Style" singer shimmied and shook her hips.
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Luke and I fixed it up, put on a new greased-up chain, tightened the brake cables, and shimmied the rusty seat shaft until it slid up to my height.
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The beaded cocktail dress in which Monroe sang and shimmied her way around the set of 1959 classic film Some Like it Hot was picked up earlier this week for $375,000.
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The song "Low" came on and she said, "I love this song!" and hopped out onto the ice while Ms. Manary shimmied her shoulders to the music from behind the plexiglass.
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I did feel invisible, however, when I shimmied past the main bar to use the restroom where those who had walked in with no reservation were congregating and drinking with abandon.
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On his free hand, he wore a gleaming silver gauntlet, which he shimmied off and placed on the floor so that it stood upright like the disembodied hand of a knight.
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I'll never forget the day my 60-something-year-old grandmother grabbed a rainbow belt from the shelf at Spencer's, wrapped it around her waist, and shimmied her hips down the aisle.
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Ahead of the premiere, the "Back to You" singer was featured on her makeup artist Hung Vanngo's Instagram, where she playfully shimmied in her dress and showed off her "soft-glam" makeup.
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I hid in the bushes waiting for guards to pass, before knocking them out quietly; I shimmied along the walls, hanging on by my fingertips, pulling unsuspecting snipers down by their ankles.
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" Mr. Harvard played the role with a fringed suede jacket that shimmied when he signed and a hidden buzzer inside a jacket pocket that signaled him when the director was yelling "cut.
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When the Celtics had the presence of mind to collapse on him, the Bucks star shimmied and kicked the ball off to his sharpshooting teammate Connaughton, who promptly hit a 3- pointer.
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She ripped off her top (and bra!), pushed two plain bagels up against her chest to cover her nipples and shimmied her shoulders in her makeshift bagel bra for a sexy Boomerang video.
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Hagglund came back for a second bite at Martinez, but was put to the floor as the 26-year-old shimmied past him, before subsequently curling the ball into the top left corner.
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But Mr. Michele had shimmied up the carpet with just one, Mr. Styles, whom he'd dressed in a see-through blouse, dangling pearl earring and trousers that crawled, corset-like, up his trunk.
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There, after Miss Precious Brady Davis, the M.C., shimmied to the front of the room in a glittering sequined dress and grabbed the mic, she drew two names out of a glass bowl.
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In William Bolcom's Trombone Concerto, the brass and winds shimmied about like a big band from the swing era, emulating the jazz panache of the soloist, Joseph Alessi, the Philharmonic's virtuoso principal trombone.
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As a child, Tikaram, now 43, shimmied up trees in the backyard of his house in Lami, Fiji, fetching coconuts that his grandmother would husk on a sharp rod permanently embedded in the ground.
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He interrupted his pregame shooting to clap for a soldier being recognized by the Suns, and he shimmied to the music that accompanied the introduction of the night's honorary children's team a few minutes later.
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I have felt the chilling effects of the crisis: On a recent morning an acrobatic thief shimmied his way into my apartment and made off with my MacBook as I slept in the next room.
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Hardly looking at him, and verging on the inaudible, I said, "I don't know if Daddy will ride his bike again, buddy" He said nothing but something shifted in his gaze before he shimmied away.
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Except, he obviously got a little bored and shimmied himself up to the buttons to give them a good soaking up and down—the precision he has here makes one wonder if he's done it before.
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We watch the filmmaker and musician Bree Newsome train for the morning in the summer of 2015 when she shimmied up a 30-foot flagpole outside the South Carolina State Capitol and took down a Confederate flag.
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Pakistan Dispatch LAHORE, Pakistan — Kiran remembers the days when she shimmied confidently across rooms adorned with plush velvet pillows and fine carpets, working alongside a troupe of trained musicians and commanding the attention of Pakistan's wealthiest men.
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At the end of a sloppy first game of the Western Conference Finals, when Durant and Westbrook had combined to shoot 16 for 50, Durant shimmied and drained a jumper from the right wing to seal the win.
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While many models walked and shimmied along to the tune "Puttin' on the Ritz" (the show was held at the remodeled Ritz Paris hotel), the show had a much more relaxed vibe, thanks in part to Depp and Delevingne.
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DENVER (Reuters) - An unconscious man dangling by his neck from a chair lift at a Colorado ski area was rescued by a high-wire artist who shimmied across a cable to cut him loose, the resort said on Thursday.
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Their First Impressions of Earth support tour stop was at Toronto's Ricoh Coliseum in 2006 and it was literal moments before the band's members shimmied away to work on solo or offshoot projects and, subsequently, themselves for the next few years.
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I shimmied out of the robe and kept my back at a 45-degree-angle posture away from my truck's pleather seats as I drove, in a posture that reminded me of a man who used to take my carpool to middle school.
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REIMS, France — United States midfielder Rose Lavelle shimmied a bit in her seat and jokingly cupped her hand to her ear as she sat beside her coach, Jill Ellis, at a news conference in advance of Monday's knockout round game against Spain.
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In desperation I hopped a fence, shimmied along a pier, and by getting a few dozen feet closer, managed to recover the Wi-Fi network, reboot the app, and hit the return home button, landing with just 9 percent of my battery to spare.
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I was just as enamored of the purple-flowered railroad vines that cascade over the dunes (and, in fact, hold them up) as I was by the thousands of pastel coquinas that shimmied to life every time the tide washed over their half-buried shells.
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After an introduction from Serena Williams, Queen Bey looked angelic in a white feather coat, shimmied in a lace black leotard, smashed the camera with a baseball bat, was illuminated by flames and, finally, got into "Formation" with dancers in matching black over-the-knee boots.
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To top off the evening at what is just one of the multibillionaire's many homes, Gwen Stefani sang "Happy Birthday to You" before taking a quick twirl with the birthday boy around a dance floor constructed inside a two-story tent where acrobats shimmied and jumped.
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" The theater that Thursday night was filled with fans of the BBC series — Whovians, as they call themselves — hooting and applauding at a noise level befitting a boxing match, as Ms. Hayes unabashedly jumped, swiveled, rolled on the floor and shimmied her way around the stage in time with Pink's "Trouble.
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And then — because I'd never owned a strapless bra that hadn't shimmied its way down my torso within the first 15 minutes — I went to a local lingerie shop for a proper bra fitting and spent nearly $70 on one that squeezed my ribs so tight I was forced into good posture.
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On a warm-for-March night, a foursome led by a 226-year-old fledgling fashion designer named Andrew Warren shimmied themselves into an Uber S.U.V. They were heading from a pajama-themed party at the Dolce & Gabbana store on Fifth Avenue to dinner at a new restaurant, Vandal, on the Bowery.
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When Schnapp shimmied across the stage to imitate Mick Jagger's iconic strut, his castmates were practically crying with glee, while McLaughlin's performance had his friends clutching their faces in awe — but nothing compared to the moments when each actor finished his performance and was immediately swarmed by the other three, who offered hugs and high-fives like proud parents after every round.
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Slogans (it's a big season for slogans) reading "Thanks Girls" and "No Leather" were wrought in cotton, silk and lace, and in the end all the models shimmied and shuffled and primal screamed their way through a dance choreographed by Blanca Li. (They had apparently practiced for two hours the night before.) Though this kind of faux-spontaneity often feels forced, especially when it involves models who are more comfortable being grim automatons than expressing emotion, here it felt more like a much-needed catharsis.
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One can imagine him sitting in the front row of Mr. Browne's show as models in white face and wearing outsized boiler suits paraded onto a set resembling a beach of black sand, centered on a palm tree that looked post-apocalypse and — to the ominous opening bars of John Williams's score from "Jaws" — shimmied out of those suits, revealing themselves to be wearing, say, a trompe l'oeil all-in-one wet suit with a red nylon slicker high-armhole Chesterfield overcoat, a white dyed mohair jacket and white pin-cord low-rise skinny trousers.
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