The former couple strolled around Santa Monica earlier this week.
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He strolled into the police station in Chelsea on Jan.
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The actress strolled the beach on Tuesday, doing her best
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There was a spring in my step as I strolled.
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The actress and her pups strolled away afterward, all smiles.
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We strolled down a charming cobblestone street into a cafe.
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When she strolled through the exhibition late last week, Mrs.
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A coach strolled the floor, critiquing technique and offering encouragement.
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A teammate strolled into the kitchen and couldn't stop laughing.
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They later strolled off together, sharing an almost familial moment.
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They were all smiles too as they strolled around together.
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Rojo strolled forward, unmolested, and United began to attack again.
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Wild boars strolled the streets of a busy neighborhood recently.
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Russia, which backs Mr Assad, strolled into abandoned American outposts.
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Then another strolled in, this time in a squeaky walker.
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Dani strolled by, peering over at one potentially convincing profile.
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"My brother," he called to me as I strolled past.
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Fat Trel strolled around the room minding nothing except his bottle.
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I strolled some more and pointed my camera at another building.
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Another time she strolled into a neighbor's kitchen at 2 a.m.
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The terrain was relatively flat, and we chatted as we strolled.
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The pair strolled through the crowds, greeting demonstrators along the way.
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We strolled the open-air mall around the station, then reboarded.
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A handful of Italian soccer players strolled by with their girlfriends.
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She strolled around Braavos, taking in the sights, and what's this?
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After the last, the bowler strolled down the pitch toward me.
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Petro strolled back to his building and climbed in the window.
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In the meantime, we continued talking and strolled down the street.
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Investigators strolled through it in small groups occasionally, but not continuously.
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As he strolled through the lobby, no one looked his way.
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After dinner, we strolled through the center of Tarrytown, jabbering nonstop.
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Kyle Mazza strolled by, carrying two cans of vending-machine tuna.
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I hugged the walls of the apartment buildings as we strolled.
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Nevertheless, after an obligatory hiatus, Folsom strolled to re-election in 1954.
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Connolly and several other US military veterans strolled the Boneyard with CNN.
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As they strolled along, they got closer and closer -- practically linking arms.
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We strolled down the street for a while, silent, in the dark.
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As they strolled, Jackson draped his arm affectionately around Turner-Smith's shoulder.
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Imagine their surprise and elation when Obama strolled into the room instead.
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One day, I strolled into a Warby Parker store just to browse.
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After the opening plate of chorizo, we strolled into the barrel room.
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He kissed me through my window then strolled back to his car.
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We strolled toward the water, where hulking cranes rose in the background.
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Members of the Texas Legislature and their aides strolled past, without pausing.
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That first afternoon, we strolled down Broadway on our way to lunch.
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"A whole new show," she added, and strolled off toward the arena.
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Witnesses say the man strolled in and opened fire on innocent worshipers.
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As they walked, Bonnie Mollin, 55, a pet food chef, strolled up.
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After grabbing lunch at Joan's on Third, they strolled off hand-in-hand.
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Over the past week, he has strolled around Manhattan asking passersby for donations.
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He strolled up to the fountain, sat on its lip, and tumbled in.
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But when I did, they looked annoyed and strolled off without a word.
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He could occasionally be found studying Scripture as he strolled the Capitol's corridors.
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Inslee got out, put on a suit jacket, and strolled through the crowd.
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An artist named Ugly God strolled in, wearing a gray hoodie and glasses.
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Then Raitt strolled onstage, cranking out a smooth guitar solo with every step.
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The girls had no problems at the game when the bullies strolled by.
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I strolled back over to the Snake Pit in search of a salve.
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Sometimes I strolled all the way to the pub on 149th, for jazz.
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Wondering what to do, my eyes strolled to the bottom of the page.
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Mr. Jeys said he did not venture far when he strolled around Paradise.
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I strolled outside to meet him and my fellow outfielders right on time.
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Not long after, Smith strolled into another gymnasium in the San Diego area.
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Then they strolled to their car, waiting on Fifth Avenue, and drove away.
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In August 2016, he strolled into the cellblock while I was swinging a mop.
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He then collected his things, and strolled onto the platform like nothing had happened.
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At one point, two maintenance workers ominously strolled down the middle of the tracks.
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The two strolled for the camera, posing in an hair-raising, spine-chilling video.
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As we strolled through Astoria, we heard something unusual: the ringing of a gong.
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Kevin Hart looked downright domestic Sunday as he strolled through Calabasas with his brood.
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Other cameras were there to record the moment he strolled out a free man.
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The family then strolled down the hallway and out the front of the hospital.
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He strolled to a group of nearby reporters to declare the meeting a success.
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Afterward, we strolled back to the nearby pier to catch ferries in different directions.
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They strolled the Mar-a-Lago croquet lawn with their wives before dinner Tuesday.
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So we strolled in after the game and it really is to die for.
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I strolled the Bund, the city's waterfront promenade, looking out over the Huangpu River.
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Several of them strolled up and down, waiting to make eye contact with women.
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We strolled through Romford Market, immortalized in "Market Boy," a play by David Eldridge.
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I strolled, admiring the marble statues, feeling slightly ridiculous alone among all this splendor.
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Then the Mandles strolled around the neighborhood and were greeted by strangers on porches.
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When was the last time you strolled around downtown Los Angeles near Skid Row?
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His lips were sealed as he strolled past the line and into the club.
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Wayne strolled in and immediately got some face time with a stripper named NoForeign.
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He and Cobham-Hervey were inseparable on the walk as they strolled arm-in-arm.
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Trump strolled to his holding room as his wife and children swept in behind him.
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Just before the deer strolled behind a cedar sapling, I touched the trigger, and the .
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As I strolled down the boardwalk, I danced and sang to every song I heard.
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They broke up last summer, but Bella was still clinging to him as they strolled.
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Moose showed no signs of feeling sorry for himself while we strolled around Eastpoint, though.
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I strolled through The Oaks Mall, lit with holiday lights and decorations, looking for gifts.
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Tuesday morning, he strolled in about an hour after Desus and began rolling a blunt.
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People more or less strolled in when they wanted to, and the mood was dark.
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The next morning, Bush strolled into yet another public school for yet another town hall.
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They strolled around while a gaggle of onlookers tried to pose for selfies with them.
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Stray dogs aimlessly strolled through the streets or lazed on the deck of abandoned properties.
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He strolled around central Skopje as if savoring his last days as a free man.
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And as he strolled toward the Yankees dugout, Paxton pointed to the roaring home crowd.
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A couple of days later, my partner and I strolled into our county clerk's office.
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After the liberation, Miss Peto was outside peddling handmade purses when Sergeant Leiber strolled by.
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Op-Ed Contributor William Brazel strolled through the grassy pasture toward his flock of sheep.
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At every turn as I strolled through this handsome, gracious city, I found historical landmarks.
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K & B strolled in at around 11:30 PM and stayed for the Cinderella moment.
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Chris and his wife strolled the Country Mart in Malibu Saturday with Sasha and India.
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Maybe you strolled past ads in the subway, or talked through trailers while at buzzier movies.
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Leonardo DiCaprio appears to be wearing a heart monitor as he strolled the streets of NYC.
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At one point, Billie was clinging to one of her pals as they strolled the grounds.
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Or the film's polo-match scene, in which she strolled though the playing filed sans shoes.
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His cover was compromised by the security guards who flanked him as he strolled the park.
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In place of customers, large groups of police and FBI agents occasionally strolled through the casino.
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The couple were inseparable and looked blissful as they strolled together backstage, an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
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She strolled after him through the cramped one bedroom apartment that he shared with his mother.
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It was August; outside, people strolled in the early-afternoon sun, carrying bags from Trader Joe's.
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When he strolled out in his shirt his heavily armed "boys" went too, to protect him.
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Some strolled past the two-story homes with red, white and blue bunting on the balconies.
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After their working lunch, the two leaders strolled through the lush gardens at the summit site.
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When morning broke, we strolled around the tiny tropical island, which took all of six minutes.
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On Friday, she strolled into Weir's room for an interview wearing jeans and a casual top.
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Karrueche strolled into the WeHo hot spot wearing completely sheer pants with just a thong underneath.
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A week later we strolled through a nature preserve and got to know each other again.
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I was 250 feet away when Harbaugh strolled under the tent, looking for something to drink.
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Afterwards, they strolled back to the Peace House, seemingly engrossed in conversation with no officials nearby.
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Casey Hushion, the associate director, occasionally strolled up to the stage to adjust Ms. Simard's spacing.
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Mr. Robinson and other venture investors strolled a hall with exhibit tables for each start-up.
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Ahead are all the couples who strolled hand-in-hand across the Oscars 2020 red carpet.
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A friend and I strolled in on a Saturday night and took the last available table.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren ordered boba tea and strolled the small businesses of Las Vegas's Chinatown plaza.
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He even strolled up to the podium as Harry Potter theme music played on his phone.
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We strolled back to the front garden for small bites and champagne before the main meal.
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The 30-year-old Minnesota Timberwolves star -- along with Alaina Anderson -- strolled into Warwick on Sunset Blvd.
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Cohen, who turns 50 on Saturday, gasped as the "New Light" singer strolled into the Bravo Clubhouse.
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The two were spotted kissing as they strolled in the sand and stood at the water's edge.
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I strolled down the sidewalk to my neighborhood 7-11, occasionally taking a puff as I walked.
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The Duchess of Sussex strolled through the Ascot gowns while showing off her all white Givenchy look.
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We strolled around the quaint downtown area and had lunch in the restaurant of a local hotel.
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At one point, Tarabasov kissed a giddy Lohan on the cheek as they strolled down the beach.
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The couple wore t-shirts, jeans, and matching tiny hoop earrings as they strolled down the street.
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I know the Promenade des Anglais; I have strolled along that generously wide, palm-tree lined sidewalk.
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The two strolled in matching hoop earrings and T-shirts, and weren't shy about showing their affection.
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The royal couple strolled along the carpet to their meeting with the king and queen of Bhutan.
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He was all smiles as he was seen enjoying a beverage while he strolled around the event.
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Afterward, we strolled to a verdant promenade and waited for a few more members of the entourage.
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The character feels like she strolled onto Spahn Ranch from the set of Dunham's HBO show Camping.
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And just like that, he strolled out into the Fort Worth night and into Instagram lore forever.
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The star looked happy and relaxed as she strolled around the palace gates with Sean and Jaden.
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I strolled through the evening streets much as before, accepting the offered tidbits only here and there.
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Arnold took son Patrick to lunch as he strolled around, clearly for everyone to catch the message.
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The feathery culprit was easy to spot as it strolled down the road of a residential area.
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The 41-year-old strolled the beach as his furry little poodle tagged along for the ride.
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"It's like Central Park in the Bronx," Karen Olivares, 373, said while she strolled with her boyfriend.
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She strolled the avenue wearing a cream-colored Aran sweater and matching skirt, both timeworn Calvin Klein.
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After the UCB show, the two strolled to Co., an upscale pizza restaurant a few blocks away.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Jacquet strolled down the beachfront and stopped in front of his property.
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We talked books, then strolled to BookCourt, slid a novel off the shelf and read passages aloud.
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Macron strolled through the capital chatting to passersby, behavior Algerians view as unthinkable for their own president.
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We strolled to my bank to get her reward, sharing questions and stories about our new city.
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Outside, it was a beautiful California day, so we strolled along a footpath on the Capitol grounds.
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We strolled through the crumbling party of Centro Habana, the "real Havana," as many people put it.
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"It's something that will bring people together," said neighbor Annie Joanisse when she strolled past the fridge.
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Chael Sonnen strolled in to the TMZ newsroom ... With a poem to make everyone look like buffoons.
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A noticeably pregnant Megan and her estranged hubby strolled into a Santa Monica restaurant Tuesday for lunch.
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On 42nd Street, tourists strolled unperturbed, or hurried into the reopened bus depot to catch their rides.
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Two women casually strolled by, dressed almost identically in dark skirts that reached midcalf and loose sweaters.
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Shriners International strolled onto the scene with a giant teddy bear, clad in the Shriners' signature fez.
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On Sunday, the shutdown blame game continued on Capitol Hill, but this time, tourists freely strolled outside.
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Carson strolled through a blighted, predominantly black neighborhood just south of downtown.
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Infielder Asdrubal Cabrera, who could also be traded, strolled from the food room to the training room.
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Asked if he had considered not coming because of the controversy, he paused as police strolled by.
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The "Cats" actress strolled into a BAFTA after-party with Alwyn instead of attending the 2019 Grammys.
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He strolled around the room and seemed distant, but he missed very little and he kept counting.
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Around them strolled the 50 or so swimmers, ages 12 to 65, wearing swimsuits and flip-flops.
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Carnegie's insights may not have been on Trump's mind when he and Abe strolled the golf course.
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This spring, a mysterious figure by the name of Quantum Bullshit Detector strolled onto the Twitter scene.
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Ms. Benton, who lives on the Upper East Side, beamed as she strolled through the new station.
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"They're already coming," said Steve Townsend, 63, as he strolled the main strip with his wife, Sandy.
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I strolled around the ship a lot during that trip and met so many nice young men.
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Shawn Mendes and Hailey Baldwin didn't need mistletoe Thursday as they strolled to the Toronto Christmas Market.
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Flanked by the military's top commanders, Maduro strolled through a courtyard filled with thousands of uniformed troops.
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In celebrating the play, Cousins strolled past the Portland bench, and his mouthguard ended up on the floor.
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Paris strolled through the Melbourne airport Thursday, looking relaxed and happy after her breakup with fiance Chris Zylka.
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Hatice was headscarved and devout; hand in hand they strolled round the city, conversing stiffly in classical Arabic.
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When I strolled into work this morning, little did I know it was going to change my life.
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Between meetings, the two men hauled up lobster traps and strolled the red earth of a potato farm.
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The hearing didn't take long, and Cardi strolled back out ... silent as fans and photogs showed her love.
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Afterward, they strolled the streets and held hands like a couple o' newly dating kids tend to do.
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Justin and Hailey got some beach time in as they strolled on the hot sand ... Starbucks in hand.
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A moment after Ali strolled out, flipping an orange in the air, the store owner hurried after him.
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Later she strolled the stage, gesticulating to the audience in Mr. Trump's signature make-America-great-again style.
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The beautiful bride strolled down the aisle in her wheelchair, glowing, surrounded by her closest family and friends.
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Dan then simply tucked it under his Preds jersey and strolled right past security, according to the paper.
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She strolled up to the after parties baring her stems — her column gown morphed into a daring mini.
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After the ceremony, guests strolled to the after-party at the Ribbon, a restaurant on West 44th Street.
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Finally the musician, François Lazarevitch, strolled across the stage playing what appeared to be a petite, elegant bagpipe.
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After a few minutes of sharing the man's snack, the fox strolled away, quickly blending into the dunes.
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After dinner, they strolled through Ms. Brown's Harlem neighborhood until they came to the brownstone where she lived.
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He strolled hand-in-hand with his 3-year-old daughter, Bianka, who wore a Minnie Mouse jacket.
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As they strolled the fairways, Mr. Rubin and Mr. Evans shared stories of their backgrounds in the sport.
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As he strolled around the court rapping ... his backup dancers were putting in work on multiple stripper poles.
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On a recent evening, a crowd of men in long white gowns and caps strolled past the doorway.
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Islamic State militants bombed a popular ice cream shop in central Baghdad as families celebrating Ramadan strolled about.
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In the summer of 1909, an entomologist named Anton Krausse strolled the narrow streets of Sardinia netting bumblebees.
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Legend has it ... Jimmy strolled into a venue and a guitarist from a band performing there introduced himself.
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We also strolled along the Christopher Street Pier to watch our fellow L.G.B.T.Q. family members vogueing and celebrating.
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The Jets' owner, Woody Johnson, strolled past him unbothered, wearing a suit and a Jansport backpack over both shoulders.
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The actress seemed to be having a lot of fun as they two strolled with their dog and laughed.
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Under a pristine blue sky, the couple strolled in surgical masks, maintaining a six-foot distance from other passengers.
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Continuing to disprove rumors of a split, the couple strolled through Manhattan and were photographed looking cuddly and happy.
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The happy couple were seen smiling as the left dinner and strolled the streets of Manhattan in matching looks.
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The pair was inseparable and looked blissful as they strolled together backstage, an onlooker told PEOPLE at the time.
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One day after receiving off-unit privileges, they strolled with their mother through the garden outside, sharing a cigarette.
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City dwellers, meanwhile, took "smog selfies" as they strolled through air so dirty you can taste and smell it.
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First, Bratton strolled down the line of confiscated bikes like an executioner granting his condemned prisoners one last word.
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Just a few seconds earlier, he'd nearly been hit by a car as he strolled into the parking lot.
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C.M.P. store and strolled around his home town of Etobicoke, Ontario, claiming to be searching for his lost husky.
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Trump strolled in wearing a navy blazer and white dress shirt — no tie — and appearing slightly tanner than usual.
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Maddon then strolled out to the mound to a chorus of boos and replaced Hendricks with closer Aroldis Chapman.
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I also strolled by the Tea House Theater, a Victorian public house with an array of loose-leaf teas.
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While other candidates continued their work, the pair strolled to the front of the classroom and mounted a stage.
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Then there were our fellow campers, who strolled the grounds at sunset, topped-off glasses of wine in hand.
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She even got Tom to slip on a pair of polka-dotted Minnie Mouse ears while they strolled around.
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They strolled by police barricades in work boots or pressed khakis, grinning at a ragtag assortment of protesters nearby.
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" As the couple strolled through the Galleria, Mr. Kim talked about watches: "I love luxury watches, I always did.
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The grounds we strolled around Dyrham Park, just north of Bath, let our son marvel at herds of deer.
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A similar scenario unfolded three weeks later when I strolled into the Trump field office in Columbia, South Carolina.
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From the souk, the group strolled to a nearby restaurant, the Palace of Princes, for lunch with local leaders.
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After the marketplace, the group strolled across a plaza that was said to once have been called Jewish Square.
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Then he strolled through the D train as it pulled into 59th Street, getting a dollar here and there.
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They took in breathtaking views of the San Francisco Bay and strolled past a climbing wall and gardening plots.
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Williams and his mother posed as his father waited to take the photograph until Woods strolled into the background.
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A woman walked a dog, a boy rode a bike, a girl strolled down the middle of the street.
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Both men and women in Mukono strolled at a more leisurely pace when they were with others, especially children.
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BEIJING — Ji Wanchang strolled through a Beijing luxury mall one recent morning with an eye out for luxury coats.
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As Obama strolled through the Plaza Vieja with his family, Cubans shouted his name, hoping to attract his attention.
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People strolled the quiet boardwalk, fished from the rocky shore, and flew kites in the huge, empty parking lot.
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No one in the restaurant knew what I'd done, so I strolled outside and "celebrated" with my best Wilt impression.
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Hillary Clinton strolled through the Memorial Day Parade in Chappaqua, an affluent New York City suburb where she now lives.
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Today, almost exactly one year later, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex strolled through the hall with their newborn son.
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Trump strolled to first place with more than one-third of the vote, easily doubling his nearest challenger's vote total.
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"At least you can say we got whale adjacent," she said, as we strolled through the dioramas of African mammals.
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After Donald reached out to Kornhauser-Duda, she strolled by Trump's outstretched hand and went straight to First Lady Melania.
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After the concert, he and Lipa were spotted hanging out together, arm in arm as they strolled in the city.
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But, the gator returned on Saturday -- with stunned golfers crapping their pants as the carnivore strolled through his home course.
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The two-time Oscar nominee and the fashion executive strolled arm in arm while she enjoyed an ice cream cone.
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The ever-effervescent Tiffany Haddish did just that when she strolled her way into the 25th Academy Awards on Sunday.
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Classic rock blasted on the speakers as I strolled into a warehouse in Huntington Beach, California, and found his office.
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Earlier this month, Foxx was photographed holding hands with Katie Holmes as the duo strolled down a beach in Malibu.
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Together they strolled to a smaller stage among the crowd and traded vocal gymnastics over Michael Stipe's lyrics of compassion.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Halep strolled into the quarter-finals with a 6-1 6-4 win over Czech Kristyna Pliskova.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger looked anything but the worse for wear Friday as he strolled out of his Santa Monica office building.
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Serkis strolled through Europe and stopped to examine London—Big Ben, Tower Bridge, a Thames bordered by grass and trees.
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We strolled onto the plain, and I bent to pick up rocks and put them into an empty water bottle.
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Some of the Old Havana shops near where Mr. Obama strolled on Sunday evening had been ordered to stay closed.
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Howie arrived Friday for a taping of "AGT" and intertwined digits as he strolled inside to film without an audience.
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In one oft-told tale, circulated by Mr. Raniere and others, he strolled through a rain shower without getting wet.
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The data also indicated that few of the women walked intensively; for the most part, they strolled, rather than rushed.
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Ms. el-Helw (pronounced hell-OU) strolled up to a perched tiger and nonchalantly stroked its face, drawing a roar.
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In 73, a lawmaker strolled into India's upper house wearing a garland of onions to protest the staple's rising price.
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The video featured her stripping as she strolled to Dealey Plaza, where President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963.
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After swimming in the crystal-clear water, I strolled the sandbar, which is so white that you have to squint.
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We strolled through rooms with massive stainless steel vats, and others with staff members who were used to the intrusion.
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Traffic lights swung in the wind, as two people, bundled up against the snow, strolled through New York in 1978.
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The corrected print was tacked up after lunch, just as Panou, who had strolled over from his apartment, walked in.
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Riot police patrolled several past protest hotspots while tourists and shoppers, many wearing Santa hats or reindeer antlers, strolled past.
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A group of carolers strolled by, and she turned to watch them with a delighted smile, her question already forgotten.
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He strolled down the sidewalk with his bodyguard, while another was at home with his wife and their young son.
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He strolled like a boulevardier, did some slow hip grinds and, more than once, dropped to his knees in limber gratitude.
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Last December, I strolled around the fair and spoke to some of the pig sellers about the state of their trade.
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He handed over a Ticketmaster envelope containing two tickets and a receipt, counted out the $600, said goodbye and strolled north.
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They strolled casually towards the patient with "their gowns, caps and pale gumboots while I watched the cataract tumble behind them".
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Wearing almost matching looks – letterman jackets and jeans – Malik, 23, and Hadid, 21, looked lovey dovey as they strolled through SoHo.
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AT 3.47pm on Sunday, a man and a woman strolled past a fitness club in the Maltings shopping centre in Salisbury.
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Leo was partially covered in his standard gear disguise -- a hooded sweatshirt -- and he and Camilla Morrone strolled in the area.
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I found a side entrance, cupped my cell phone to my ear, pantomimed a conversation, and strolled right into the stadium.
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But a few weeks ago, he followed his cows across an irrigation ditch and discovered he had strolled into enemy territory.
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Rocking new red hair, Chyna and bf Mechie finally strolled into the club after the transaction -- a great one for her.
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The prime minister urged citizens to "get through this" and strolled through the streets of the capital to chat with residents.
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Delegate candidates strolled up and down the aisles holding Cruz campaign signs with their names and ballot position written in marker.
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The two talked as they strolled from the one-on-one sit-down to the broader meeting of their diplomatic staffs.
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As we strolled around the pond, I noticed he kept looking toward the ground, which was absolutely covered in goose poop.
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Russia strolled into Syria when it realized, after several years of war, that the United States would not lift a finger.
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I'd strolled the beautiful 17th-century city walls, seeing the place as a tourist destination rather than a haven for terror.
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So they walked out of our place, strolled down the road to a place 200 yards away, and went there instead.
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Dusted with her diva magic, we strolled into the spring evening, feeling even more in awe of Streisand's fierce, pioneering artistry.
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We strolled through the city and had our first lunch at the famous Café Gabriadze, right next to the marionette theater.
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One autumn morning, racked with homesickness, I strolled toward Les Halles and stood in the shadow of the St.-Eustache church.
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It's as if Donald Trump has strolled into the political equivalent of a hospice for racist ideologies with a miracle elixir.
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Twice champion Petra Kvitova strolled into the fourth round with a 6-3 6-2 victory over unseeded Pole Magda Linette.
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Picardi browsed developments on Google Earth to grasp their geography and topology, and strolled amidst them virtually on Google Street View.
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" We strolled home along the boardwalk, their boys and my daughter stopping to admire a lavish boat christened "Thanx Dad 4.
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Twenty-four NASA astronauts flew to the moon from 1968 through 1972, and only 12 of them strolled its dusty surface.
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"Wildfires are normal in Australia's bushland," the 56-year-old said as he strolled around the scorched compound in orange robes.
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For him, the supermarket has lost some of the thrill it once held when he strolled each aisle with his dad.
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Soon after the segment began, video footage shows, a toddler casually strolled into his office, punching the air with her elbows.
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In the other direction, groups of families and friends strolled through a grassy field dotted with colorful shrines to the victims.
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The two men strolled past crumpled snack wrappers and empty Olde English beer cans, broken toys and charcoal-colored rat traps.
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Then, at the very end of the show, he finally strolled onto the stage in a tuxedo to present Rihanna's award.
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He strolled up to the passenger-side window of a police truck where Officer Familia was sitting, pulled out a Ruger .
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On one outing, I channeled Mary Tyler Moore's iconic fox piece as I strolled unself-consciously through a city department store.
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" Mr. Drozdov recalled that the president strolled through exhibit halls celebrating lost freedoms "without a hint of emotion on his face.
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After court, he strolled out showing no signs of worry, but then made a statement that was reflective ... and more regretful.
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The couple showed some rare PDA on the walk as Johnson reached behind Martin and sweetly grabbed his hand while they strolled.
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There he was, this turtle, minding his own business as he strolled on Interstate 4 near Deltona, Florida, on Monday... when BAM!
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Mr. Trump took Mr. Macron's hand as they went to walk into the Oval Office, not letting go as they strolled away.
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In Tony Blair's Labour Party smartly dressed men and women in business suits strolled around the conference telling people what to do.
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The two strolled down the street, stopping at one point to embrace in a sweet kiss before parting ways for the day.
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The couple looked happy and relaxed as they strolled hand in hand near their manor in the English countryside on March 31.
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Nick strolled into a supermarket Sunday in Malibu with a shirt that's a prime Clorox candidate ... and an iron would also help.
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Khloe and Lamar strolled into church looking like the married couple they still are -- and toting Kourtney's kids, Mason and Penelope too.
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In those movies, when a Clint Eastwood-type gunslinger strolled into town, you could tell who he was just from his silhouette.
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So Ashford strolled over and crashed the interview, triggering an impromptu debate with Republican challenger Don Bacon in a downtown Omaha sidewalk.
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BACK STORY: "It's my first Black Friday shopping ever," Ms. Mulkey said as she strolled through Macy's, her arms laden with loot.
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Morrissey and his abattoirs of sadness strolled into view in the 533s, and Blur and Oasis wrapped things up in the 1s.
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"The Patriots are not hated but rather they are resented," said fan Michele Slade, as she strolled around the NFL Fan Experience.
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As he strolled through Bed Bath & Beyond, he suggested that his work followed in a spiritual line of artists like Marcel Duchamp.
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Karen Bettilyon slowly strolled through the plaza on her way out of services on Friday, reading as many ribbons as she could.
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The sun broke through the clouds by the end of the ceremony as relatives, firefighters and police officers strolled between the monoliths.
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Guests strolled through the lobby in white bathrobes and slippers on their way down to the balmy, subterranean pool and sauna facilities.
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Over the summer, he invited four Democratic lawmakers and immediately peppered them with questions as they strolled through the Diplomatic Reception Room.
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We grabbed croissants and cappuccinos from a cafe and strolled along the promenade to find a bench to take it all in.
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We strolled across the street onto the beach, the moon glistening off the ocean, the waves rolling in hypnotically, soothing our senses.
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They strolled down a red carpet, where they were greeted by the city's departing chief executive, Mr. Leung; the incoming one, Mrs.
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In a grand entrance, Trump strolled through a forest of smartphones held up to capture his arrival at the World Economic Forum.
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"I don't know how England can be smug about America," said Mr. Daley as he strolled out of Tate Modern this week.
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Just before noon, 103 black students from Alabama State College strolled into the Montgomery County Courthouse and into the basement snack room.
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Another local, Graeme McCrabb, described to CNN the "horrific" sight which greeted him when he strolled down to the river one day.
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At the city's main hospital, Bill Clinton strolled past the injured, smiling broadly, with the CNN doctor Sanjay Gupta at his side.
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The family of three strolled along a corridor as Archie — dressed in a sky blue outfit — was snuggled into his mother's arms.
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Jeff and Lauren strolled around their ritzy neighborhood Friday near Lake Washington in Medina, Washington ... and the surroundings were superfluous to them.
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The crowd erupted in applause when the guest of honor, Trump's erstwhile (and unofficial) political adviser Roger Stone, strolled up the stairs.
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But only Green can supply the scene: how she strolled onto the stage alone and took her place in front of a piano.
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"Entertainment Tonight" shared a video of Pitt recently being questioned by a photographer as the actor strolled to his car in Los Angeles.
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Both Jenner, 61, and Griffith, 59, looked ready to take on the winter as they smiled and strolled arm-in-arm through town.
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I strolled the restaurant's terrace, taking photo after photo, before my family finally called me inside, beckoning me back to the air conditioning.
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An hour into the August 28 VMA broadcast, Kanye strolled out onto the Madison Square Garden stage and grinned up at the crowd.
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Thinking it was just some package delivery, Dennis strolled outside and, lo and behold ... someone pulled up in this SICK baby blue Bentley.
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On Monday evening, scores of people strolled along the banks of the picturesque Dal Lake, a popular tourist destination ringed by Himalayan mountains.
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Trump and his daughter strolled around the stations at the event, cheering on children as they played flag football, baseball, golf and soccer.
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Michelle's husband, former president Barack Obama, strolled onstage with flowers in-hand to surprise his wife and the entire Capital One Arena audience.
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And in 2014, Obama and White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough strolled, sans motorcade, from the White House to a nearby Starbucks.
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On Tuesday night , 43-year-old Jason Eaton strolled into Greensburg, Indiana's police station and asked if he could talk to an officer.
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They strolled through it, beating the Capitals last night to win the division and set up a first-round matchup with the Predators.
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The scene was remarkably idyllic: Mother-daughter duos and best friends strolled arm-in-arm, clutching steaming Styrofoam coffee cups and unwieldy umbrellas.
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Another fan strolled through town sporting a promotional David Wright jersey featured a Hospital for Special Surgery patch on one of the sleeves.
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The same way it strolled in with the iPhone and stomped all over the existing smartphone leaders such as BlackBerry, Nokia, and Motorola.
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The Democratic presidential nominee strolled into a polling place in her hometown of Chappaqua, NY ... with hubby Bill Clinton at her side. #ItsTime
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While everyone else blended in with the athletes from their country, the buff flag bearer strolled out wearing nothing but some baby oil.
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He recited his speech aloud over and over as he strolled, after practicing in front of his wife dozens of times before that.
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As we strolled back to our pensione after dinner, a sudden gust of hot wind blew sand and small insects into my eyes.
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Girardi, having removed his jersey, examined the infield as Banister trailed close behind and Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman strolled around the perimeter.
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And even bipedal robots—finally capable of not immediately falling on their faces—strolled out of the lab and into the real world.
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Lady Amelia Windsor, often dubbed the "most beautiful royal," strolled around Santa Eulalia beach in Ibiza in nothing but light-pink bikini bottoms.
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Two years ago, 15-year-old Aubrey Jayce Carroll strolled out of his high school in Griffin, Georgia, and disappeared without a trace.
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We strolled across Block N8, past the food distribution center, past an enclosure filled with acacia trees and out into a playing field.
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President Trump strolled the grounds with the 92-year-old monarch, reviewing the royal guard, but appeared to speak little throughout the ceremony.
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After a Commodores punt, Georgia strolled 89 yards in 10 plays before running back James Cook ran left for an 63-yard touchdown.
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As a visitor, I strolled the grounds, admiring the plants, the bright blue paint on the walls, the water fountain where birds bathed.
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Retracing her steps, she strolled back into the prison, past an indifferent guard, and hid the contraband on a shelf in the pharmacy.
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We then strolled down Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, naturally, and arrived at what was once the Blumstein's Department store on 125th Street.
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Assistants strolled through the procession pouring white wine onto a cork that was used to disinfect penitents' wounds and numb their punctured skin.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was walking through Grand Central Terminal with my headphones in, dancing casually as I strolled through the corridor.
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For fun, she strolled along the Bowery after class — "a lame little girl walking down that street unprotected," as she once put it.
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"There are always holes in my clothes," she said, smiling unabashedly as she strolled the property, which once belonged to the Marist brothers.
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He had hip or knee surgery and recovered quickly; he often strolled around the terrace, first with a cane and shortly after without.
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Given this timeline, there could be no doubt of the frenzy he would inspire when Kanye strolled into Trump Tower — blonde hair and all.
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She and Jay, who marked their 10th wedding anniversary earlier this year, were spotted sharing a loving embrace as they strolled in the sun.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On January 403, 2018, I, along with hundreds of thousands, strolled down Sixth Avenue for the Women's March.
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If you've ever strolled into a Costco store a few minutes before the posted closing time, you may have seriously spoiled the staff's night.
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Yet, the high-point was when the actress was questioning the motives of Varys when the actor who portrays him, Conleth Hill, strolled in.
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Outside a polling station on a pedestrian square, young couples—some Norwegian, others immigrants from Pakistan, Syria, Poland and Somalia—strolled along pushing prams.
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But by the afternoon, when they strolled through the sculpture park and visited some young entrepreneurs, it was clear they were getting along royally.
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That's exactly what happened at one point when Clutch the Rocket Bear, the local team's mascot, strolled by clutching a to-go coffee cup.
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"Walking with my boy in the garden," the Fixer Upper star said as she strolled through her Waco, Texas, backyard with her slumbering child.
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When Prince first strolled into the party, before he was in full view of the public, "He looked upset to me," Mr. Freed recalled.
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And just then the former tennis star John McEnroe strolled past in skinny jeans and a ball cap and wearing a notably glum expression.
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Instead of sitting on his stool after the third, Ali strolled over to make a face into the closed-circuit TV cameras at ringside.
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The noise-cancellation feature worked well enough to dull the sound of busy traffic and boisterous construction as I strolled around downtown New York.
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You're left with the sense that he was on firmer ground where he started, chatting amiably as he strolled along the New Guinean shore.
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Unlike her two colleagues, Ms. Frishkey has strolled through Grand Central Terminal, whose monumental hall seems a far more appropriate setting for classical tunes.
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Miss America contestants strolled through the Capitol wearing their sashes, only to get caught in a brief lockdown after reports of a shooting nearby.
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Kim strolled through Atlantis hotel Thursday and for the first time in months, her security team was further than an arm's length from her.
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As I played tracks and strolled among the stationary cats, Arrigo told me more about the product's genesis and his larger ambitions for it.
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A few years ago, two buddies and I strolled into OnStage Drinks & Grinds, a sports bar at the corner of Kapahulu Avenue in Honolulu.
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At the end of my shift, Dick strolled up to my cart, parked near the pro shop, and said that Sunglasses wanted my number.
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Price made the decision look good, and Sale strolled in to strike out the side and close out the victory in the ninth inning.
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When Drake's right hand and OVO muscleman Chubbs strolled out onstage with a VIEWS hoodie, people knew it was locked in: Drake was nearby.
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Last July we had our answer, as YG's first offering since My Krazy Life, the Terrace Martin produced "Twist My Fingaz", strolled into view.
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Guy Ritchie and son Rocco strolled through a London park Wednesday when they got interrupted by a call ... we're guessing it was not Madonna.
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As her band played folk-pop tinged with some hip-hop brittleness, Ms. Eilish strolled, slouched and crooned with precisely gauged insolence and nonchalance.
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One recent afternoon, a retired refrigerator repairman wearing camouflage clothing strolled south of the wall with a handgun in a holster on his hip.
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Justin Bieber showed everyone fear would not blind him ... as he strolled the streets of Manchester after the hugely successful One Love Manchester concert.
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They sipped Champagne and declined the canapés, and then strolled through the Egyptian collection to the Temple of Dendur, glowing under its glass roof.
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Footprints revealed that she and her killer had strolled half a mile or so from the road to an area known as Sheep's Flat.
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"There are very few who would not consider me because I am black," Mr. Espy, 64, said as he strolled through Indianola after lunch.
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"I was like, I don't know what the [expletive] this is," she said as we strolled down the leafy streets leading to Wicker Park.
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Claire Danes, sporting a two-tone Zac Posen belay bag, strolled the aisles hand-in-hand with Hugh Dancy, her husband and fellow actor.
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From there, I strolled through the Kowloon Walled City Park, stopping to look at the ruins of the original south gate of the city.
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But once I had woven my way through the punks, tourists, and stalls selling novelty t-shirts that populate Camden, I strolled straight inside.
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Davis strolled over to the cornucopia of food spread out on a table behind one of the unused sets, where we continued our conversation.
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As I strolled past a Roman sculpture, a group of Emirati schoolchildren in green shirts trickled in and sat on the floor around me.
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As he strolled down the boardwalk in a red floral dress and ornamented Russian headdress, he posed with a wide smile for a photographer.
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OSLO — On an unseasonably warm day in May, Norway's climate minister, Vidar Helgesen, strolled through a vast parking lot for electric cars, counting Teslas.
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"This used to be a real neighborhood, with families and kids," Amar Sitayeb said, as crowds of tourists strolled past on a recent weekend.
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Often cited by him is the 2015 murder of Kathryn Steinle, 32, who was shot as she strolled on a pier in San Francisco.
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The couple was spotted at a Long Island beach for a low-key outing and enjoyed the sunny day as they strolled the shoreline.
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Yeezy strolled out of a movie theatre with Kim and North in Calabasas Saturday, and predictably deflected questions about who was under the sheets.
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The comedian, who recently returned to the spotlight after a near 12-year hiatus, finally strolled back into the arena where AK was waiting.
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The couple – who are parents to daughters Mia, 4, and Lena, 6 months – strolled hand-in-hand as they arrived at the event on Sunday.
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On this occasion, his opponent was a debutant in Francesco Ghigliotti—an Italian kickboxer who strolled to the ring to the sounds of Nessun Dorma.
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He finished the game with another 400-plus yard, 4-touchdown performance and strolled into his post-game press conference looking like an absolute boss.
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Chris got down on bended knee (again) as he and Paris strolled down the carpet in Cannes Thursday for amfAR's 25th Cinema Against AIDS Gala.
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That night, Makonnen strolled over to Austin and her friend and said: "You guys look like an ad for Bombay Sapphire," according to the NYT.
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Joining them as they happily strolled through the streets of Los Angeles, in full costume, were their new partners, Katherine Schwarzenegger, and Michael Barrett, respectively.
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Fifteen years ago Wednesday, on January 25, 2002, the adaptation of Nicholas Sparks' novel A Walk To Remember strolled into movie theaters across the country.
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He ended up finagling his way into a VIP pass, made a copy for BZ and the two strolled into the show the following night.
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Marroquin parked his car off the side of the road and strolled with his smartphone among tall trees in the homeland he had to abandon.
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According to the hiker, a skunk seeking some warmth strolled into his tent early in the morning, and took a special liking to his backpack.
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The coolest part ... guests went nuts when Pepper -- played by Naomi Grossman -- strolled down the aisle in full costume and presented the couple their rings.
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So when Guy strolled to the line with the game hanging in the balance Saturday night with 210 seconds left, the Larkins family started celebrating.
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They strolled in the hopping lunar shuffle down through the hallways from the docks or they stayed in a cramped steel box of a room.
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Jeff Sessions hearing Attorney General Jeff Sessions was back in his old stomping grounds when he strolled into the Senate intelligence committee hearing to testify.
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Delevingne strolled in with Leo, took advantage of the photo opp, and comfortably settled into their prime seats — and the pup looked right at home.
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Our sources say Zak and Holly had been introduced before she strolled into his museum in May, but neither was single during that initial interaction.
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On September 6 of that year, Howard Unruh strolled through the streets of Camden, New Jersey, and killed 19213 people with a German Luger pistol.
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In France, he is remembered mostly as a fantastic personage, who strolled the streets of the Saint-Germain quarter, drolly holding court at Brasserie Lipp.
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After arriving to Blair House, the presidential guest quarters, he and his wife, Brigitte, strolled to the Lincoln Memorial, surrounded by security agents and journalists.
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On a recent bright afternoon, two teenage boys in boat shoes and shorts strolled up Fifth Avenue in Manhattan in a crowd of passers-by.
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I strolled past businesses that are part of the neighborhood's current incarnation—Fleisher's Craft Butchery, Widow Jane Distillery, Steve's Authentic Key Lime Pie, Flickinger Glassworks.
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But just as quickly Oladipo strolled to the other end of the court and nailed a 613-pointer to push the advantage up to 261.
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Clinton that she is effectively seeking Mr. Obama's third term, she strolled on stage after his speech and embraced the president as the delegates roared.
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Earlier that day, as we strolled the neighborhood, he'd taken the chance to point out a set of recently upgraded public toilets across the way.
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He had strolled 10 minutes to the Crotona Inn homeless shelter from the Morrisania Branch Library, where he has been the manager for 25 years.
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Malia and Rory Farquharson took a field trip from their home base at Harvard in Cambridge to New York City, where they strolled through Soho.
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Pairs of women huddled beneath neon-colored parasols with locked arms and men strolled along the sidewalks unhurried, their heads exposed to the intensifying sun.
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We parked our tiny toy rental car, which may or may not have been made of actual Legos, unfolded our limbs, and strolled toward centro.
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They came wearing crowns of daffodils in their hair, their foreheads painted rainbow blue and gold as they strolled through Central Park, kites drifting overhead.
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At last year's event, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai casually strolled through the conference, talking and taking pictures with developers who traveled from around the world.
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Few seemed to notice Park, the defending champion and world's top-ranked female player, as she strolled undisturbed down a path at Wascana Country Club.
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"I'm fishing right now, dude," the streamer Turner Tenney, known as Tfue, said on Twitch as he strolled along a beach with a fishing rod.
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In the wikiFeet photos, Bezos strolled his $214 Pradas through a December 2019 vacation, set aboard fellow bald billionaire David Geffen's yacht in St. Barth's.
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"I'll show you where I get those razor clams," Mr. DeCarlo said to Mr. Forgione as they strolled through Chinatown before service one recent afternoon.
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Instead, prosecutors charged, Thomas and Noel browsed the Internet, strolled around a common area in the unit and appeared to sleep for about two hours.
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Just before Brooklyn Mirage's opening, Mr. Singh strolled the labyrinthine premises, past droning saws, extension cords and garbage-scented wafts emanating from a nearby junkyard.
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When Mariah Carey strolled onto the field in towering high heels to toss out a first pitch in 2008, the result was a famous blooper.
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A week before Christmas, I boldly walked into the mobbed store and up to the children's section, where I strolled among mothers of real children.
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Charles whispered into Bowyer-Chapman's ear, and in one smooth sweep, Bowyer-Chapman scooped up all 6 feet 4 inches of Charles and strolled away.
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We strolled past cattle feeders and beat-up hardware stores with nothing in the window but a deer head and portable gas cans for sale.
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Alongside her mother, Lopez checked out a few landmarks as she strolled through Boston Common, and headed to Equinox Sports Club to work up a sweat.
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As we strolled north past the wide lawn called Sheep Meadow, we discussed times when I feel anxious and tried to come up with some solutions.
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Focus on whatever feels familiar and go deeper (the smell of baby powder, taste of milk, the feel of being strolled, the sound of the lullaby).
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She strolled down an NYC sidewalk with ease in cozy-looking black loafers — the pointed-toe stilettos she was previously wearing now grasped in her hand.
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After a brief meeting behind closed doors, with only the two leaders and their interpreters, Trump and Kim strolled on a balcony in front of cameras.
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Cardi strolled into Madison Square Garden Friday night for iHeartRadio's Jingle Ball concert and proudly showed off her much lighter left hand to fans and photogs.
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Rothchild, who has been in business since 1975, remembers well the day the then-Kate Middleton strolled into her King's Road store boutique six years ago.
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Some 36 minutes into the game, Wayne Rooney strolled to the corner to dispatch a cross – since all he does now is stroll and dispatch crosses.
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Our pals strolled brazenly into the yard of the prison and attached one end of the rope to the pole their washing line was hung from.
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Verne and his "dad" -- YouTube star Roman Atwood -- seemed to piss off and fool plenty of passersby Thursday as they strolled up and down Hollywood Boulevard.
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Kaley Cuoco did a good deed on Thanksgiving ... an unexpected one as she strolled the beach and spotted a baby sea lion in a desperate state.
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We got the embattled celeb attorney in WeHo Wednesday night ... and we strolled along with him on a long, long walk ... where he unpacked his outrage.
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Cristiano Ronaldo hit up one of the Happiest Places on Earth last week -- and strolled around with his rumored new girlfriend, Georgina Rodriguez ... in full disguise.
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"So it's not the dog days of summer just yet," joked Judge, as the dog strolled off camera and he turned back to the weather report.
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When the Night King strolled into the Godswood with his crew, he didn't have to say a single word to make everyone bend to his will.
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Katie Holmes was spotted out Saturday in NYC, with a big grin on her face as she strolled the streets solo in a casual weekend outfit.
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Mr. Obama and Mr. Sanders strolled down the colonnade next to the Rose Garden on their way into the Oval Office, chatting inaudibly and grinning broadly.
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Scaramucci, known to friends as "The Mooch," strolled the hallways at the Bellagio, often stopping to shake a hand or pose for photos with the crowd.
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She kept up a line of patter as she strolled along 11th Avenue, her voice rising above gusts of wind and the whoosh of passing traffic.
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On Sunday morning of the reunion weekend, my 8-year-old daughter, Phoebe, and I strolled from our dorm rooms to the class of 1991 headquarters.
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He stopped at a few museums and strolled through Central Park, where he indulged another passion that is as dear to his heart as wine — trees.
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If you strolled by the playgrounds of Flushing, Queens, this summer, you would have seen throngs of Chinese immigrant women tending to their American-born grandchildren.
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He was the guest of honor, but when he and his wife strolled over to the Nelson-Atkins from the Southmoreland Inn, they couldn't get in.
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Everything would be O.K. Around 6:19773, he strolled onto the balcony outside his second-floor room and bantered with friends in the parking lot below.
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The rapper and R&B singer were holding hands Thursday night as they strolled arm and arm into the Kith show at New York Fashion Week.
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So I grabbed a Zombie Dark drip from Senoia Coffee & Cafe and strolled with my fellow "walker stalkers" as our guide, Alex Adams, pointed out sites.
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Later, at dinner, Mr. Trump also strolled over and talked to Mr. Putin at length with no aides present, considered a stunning breach of diplomatic practice.
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During his first visit, he said that the constant greetings they exchanged with neighbors as they strolled around town were "so weird," according to Ms. Williams.
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"Government needs to catch up with the technology revolution," said Mr. Trump, who strolled in at the end of the meeting to greet the tech titans.
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We'd sung, read, strolled, shared meals, exchanged viruses, occasionally squabbled, spent days each summer at the beach, played and played some more — the whole grandparenting gamut.
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John Kerry's sidekick, Wendy Sherman, strolled down the street past former US Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz, also a member of the Iran nuclear deal negotiating team.
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Shoppers strolled, people from a drug-treatment program were distributing needles, and the Black Mental Health Alliance offered free lip balm and brochures detailing its services.
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Forget laying low on vacation ... Kawhi Leonard strolled around Cabo IN HIS OWN JERSEY during the NBA All-Star break -- and TMZ Sports has the pics!!
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Too beat to cap it off with a movie, we strolled back to the hotel and slept soundly in the shadow of the Changi Control Tower.
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Chicago made it 4-0 at 9:41 of the second when Strome strolled in uncontested and scored from 25 feet out into the top corner.
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"It's going to be hidden, buried within the buildings," Sonuschka Pierre-Mike, 21, said of the beloved Common, as she strolled through it the other day.
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"We would sacrifice our lives for Tayyip Erdogan," said one woman there, Zeynep Dalkilic, 65, as a vendor strolled by with a cloud of cotton candy.
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"My career has been more of a slow burner," he said, looking as if he wouldn't have minded if a few adoring fans had strolled by.
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Sandoval strolled inside and, seeing that no one was behind the front desk, leaned on the counter and playfully smacked the bell several times, announcing his arrival.
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And I'd been there about two months when one Saturday, the city editor strolled over to me, smiling, swinging his arms in time to his bouncy step.
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Picking at the giant with single shots, Sharkey set up his blows to the head with three or four body jabs and strolled around the ring freely.
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"Soleri was confronting the American dream of big cars, and road building and single family houses and urban sprawl," Stein told me as we strolled around Arcosanti.
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He discussed sales of Sikorsky helicopters - "I have three of them!" he said, lifted horseshoes made with Nucor Corp steel, and strolled past vacuum-sealed Omaha steaks.
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He's got friends in high places Dolores even uttered "William" under her breath just before Ed Harris's character strolled confidently into the church at the very end.
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She proved as much while filming a new documentary with Sir David Attenborough, who is also 91, when the two strolled around the grounds of Buckingham Palace.
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Law enforcement sources tell us a woman strolled into the Melrose Ave boutique Monday, grabbed a bunch of clothing and perfume and fled in a silver sedan.
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The undefeated WBO welterweight champ strolled into the media day at B&B Boxing Academy in Omaha ... and both dudes immediately started going at each other's necks.
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The star also appears to have lost some weight, which was visible as he strolled the beach with his girlfriend wearing basketball shorts and a T-shirt.
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Youmans was first spotted with Williams in July 2017 when the couple strolled the streets of Rome while she was filming All the Money in the World.
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"It's like a mini Macy's, but with better prices," one shopper said as she strolled through a newly remodeled Target store in Maple Grove, Minnesota, last month.
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"We simply could not abandon the vinhão," winemaker Vasco Croft told me as we strolled the grounds at Aphros, his stunning, biodynamic vineyard near the Lima river.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Milan's fashion elite strolled down an elegant street in "Rome" on Thursday, sporting subtle and elegant creations that recalled the timeless movie scenes of yesteryear.
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As I strolled through the aisles, the sole of my Nikes bouncing on the cushy carpet, I started to feel, well, excited by what I was seeing.
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The British actress strolled down the red carpet at the annual event in Washington, D.C. Saturday in a shimmering purple gown that she wore to honor Prince.
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But as the guys were playing, a fox strolled up to a golf bag and casually started nosing through it until it found something worth pulling out.
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The woman, who was detained by Riyadh police, featured in a viral video wearing a miniskirt and a crop top as she strolled through a Saudi city.
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The show's debut -- always a huge event on English TV -- was airing on BBC when Court strolled down a grand staircase, and then shockingly lost it all.
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Laurence strolled past Susan Saint James and French actress Michèle Morgan's star ... which explains why it was pretty quiet on that stretch of the Walk of Fame.
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This year, the makers and cast of The Beguiled strolled that carpet for the premiere of their new film, a Southern gothic drama from director Sofia Coppola.
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California time, Shervin's brother and Chief Legal Officer of Hyperloop One, Defendant Afshin Pishevar, strolled through Hyperloop One's office and placed a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's chair.
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The legendary singer was in the middle of performing Tuesday night at United Center in Chicago when, out of nowhere, Ariana -- who idolizes Babs, btw -- strolled onstage.
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Another Clinton impersonator in an orange jumpsuit last month strolled through the Republican National Convention, where calls of "lock her up" broke out among the crowd daily.
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As I strolled through the neighborhood, I noticed that Tribeca is home to virtually all of the trendiest chains in the city, from restaurants to fitness centers.
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People gawked at him when he strolled down the street, not because they knew who he was but because they felt they should know who he was.
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Music from Mozart's "Don Giovanni" and Bruce Springsteen played, and when the ceremony ended, the groom strolled down the aisle accompanied by his new bride, who danced.
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" Reynolds also notes that the Shoom newsletter featured "crudely drawn cartoons like 'The Smileys,' a stickman-and-woman who strolled around London spreading love-peace-warmth vibes.
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It was snowing as we strolled along the Moyka River, and through Ostrovsky Square, where a statue of Catherine the Great stood tall in the chilly night.
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MIAMI — The guest of honor strolled across the stage — hair slicked back and grayed, no tie — embracing his host, briefly, before looking out on the campaign crowd.
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We strolled along a brick path to a small bungalow, and there was Ramdev, seated on a beautifully carved wooden swing, laughing and chatting with a guest.
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Opinion On July 14, 43, as French families strolled along Nice's seafront promenade, a Tunisian man driving a large truck rammed into a crowd, killing 86 people.
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Everyone seemed cool when MC strolled in -- selfies and smiles all around -- but someone must've photobombed somebody's shot, 'cause once Mariah got inside all hell broke loose.
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"Wow, winning is good," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said as she strolled to the podium for her Thursday press conference ahead of the State of the Union.
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In the day's other games, Lithuania thrashed Senegal 101-47, the Dominican Republic edged Jordan 80-76 and Turkey strolled to an 86-67 defeat of Japan.
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The agency said Xi hosted a welcome banquet for Kim, and the two leaders strolled along the coastline at a government guest house before lunching together Tuesday.
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A few hours later, Manchester City strolled into Old Trafford, watched United huff and puff and blow itself down, and then picked off its rival, 2-0.
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At Piazza Navona, in addition to the checks at the square's entrances, army trucks were parked at strategic points and dozens of officers strolled among civilian visitors.
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Doing some preliminary research, I strolled into Prairie Lights bookshop and asked the bookseller Paul Ingram what they had in the way of histories of the workshop.
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Earlier in the day, she had strolled around the garden cutting herbs and ripe fruit — so that she would have fresh ingredients to play with while cooking.
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Mr. Abloh greeted him, and they strolled to the foot of the runway, a gradient rainbow path that went the entire length of the 17th-century courtyard.
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In her next match, Pavlyuchenkova will face another multiple Grand Slam winner in Garbine Muguruza, who strolled past Kiki Bertens 6-3 6-3 earlier on Monday.
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She strolled through the grounds, skipping the booth displaying a plastic wreath with a sash that said "Make America Great Again," pausing to admire some silk scarves.
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HILLSIDE, N.J. — The wooden doors flung open and Mike Rice strolled into the cozy gym at the Patrick School, anxious to get going with his latest appointment.
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CHICAGO — Strings of lanterns in festive red and gold swayed high above the streets in Chicago's Chinatown, but few people strolled the sidewalks on a recent afternoon.
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In the basement hallways of a Senate office building, a man dressed as Abraham Lincoln, top hat and all, strolled by the lunch crowd at the cafeteria.
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That night, Mr. Trump strolled through Mar-a-Lago, a phalanx of aides in tow, as Mr. Hernandez got married in an adjacent room, according to attendees.
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Check out the pics ... the kids -- decked out in their LLWS unis -- loved it ... they had huge smiles on their faces as they strolled onto Trump's ride.
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The couple were spotted at a Long Island beach for a low-key outing and enjoyed the sunny day as they strolled the shoreline on Sept. 29.
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I finally did listen, pulling up the first episode of "Thank You For Your Service" as I strolled around Washington trying not to wake my sleeping baby.
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Art student Leonard Yang said he felt bitter-sweet as he strolled between photographs of the ice cores, which were exhibited at Manhattan's Parsons School of Design.
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Eventually, Clutterbuck strolled in and blew everyone away his with his British awesomeness, but for a time Rick Grimes was going to played by a former Punisher.
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Later, I strolled past a fish market where a 16-foot marlin dangled from a hook, and sea lions, pelicans and frigate birds nudged iPhone-wielding tourists.
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According to Rice, she didn't see him again until March 1, 1987, when she and her friends strolled upon a yacht party where he was also in attendance.
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Even she, a woman in a highly privileged position, had no access to food — let alone what we strolled by on a daily basis without a second thought.
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She strolled beside a vegetable garden, trotted across a dirt road and climbed a tree, seemingly unfazed by the attention she drew from a large group of onlookers.
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During Spicer's live press briefing, the 27-year-old athlete strolled onto the scene to check if Spicer was okay in what Fox News calls a "lighthearted moment".
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At a glitzy fashion show in the capital featuring Hungarian designers over the weekend, held by Marie Claire magazine, models strolled the catwalk in Varga's vibrant Romani designs.
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PALERMO, Italy (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The 573-year-old Bangladeshi boy and the retired Italian social worker made an unlikely pair as they strolled though a Palermo park.
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After our interview, on a block of towering brownstones, we strolled past an abandoned community garden, then a lot buzzing with construction workers and suited men in headsets.
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After enjoying lunch at Petrossian Paris in West Hollywood, the pair were affectionate and strolled hand-in-hand during a walk outside in the sunshine with Barton's pups.
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As he strolled around set and shook hands with extras, Clooney was all smiles, wearing a casual polo shirt with a pair of jeans and lace-up shoes.
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He strolled eagerly that morning, bouncing on the balls of his feet down the sidewalk, his face looking wide awake even though he'd barely been able to sleep.
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Riyadh Journal RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — The audience strolled down the red carpet, fetched their popcorn and soda and filed into the cinema for a night at the movies.
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In the men's draw, world number one Novak Djokovic strolled into the fourth round with a 26-24 24-63 26-21 victory against Italian qualifier Salvatore Caruso.
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Sure enough, the next day, two of the most gorgeous women I'd seen in my life strolled in through the door and introduced themselves as Lorena and Mari.
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Maybe Daisy -- an extremely flexible Playboy Playmate -- was on her way to a photo shoot, but when she and Sean strolled out of Barneys her tiny wardrobe malfunctioned.
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For the second year in a row, the Trojans strolled into one of the game's hallowed grounds on Saturday, refused to be intimidated and claimed an unlikely victory.
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Swiftly following his fight with Eric, Lee — who had already had his time with Rachel that night — strolled over to interrupt Rachel and Kenny's one-on-one time.
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So confident was the 32-year-old that he'd scored, he nonchalantly strolled away to celebrate before the ball had even hit the back of Jordi Masip's net.
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After a bourbon on the flight back to New Orleans that evening, my tears had dried and I strolled out of the airport to wait for a taxi.
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Their applause turned into a roar as the former Olympic champion strolled around the track with a flag in his hand and his adorable son at his side.
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Dutchwoman Kiki Bertens cracked eight aces and won 90 percent of her first serves as she strolled to a 6-2 6-0 win over American Coco Vandeweghe.
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And so, the authorities say, Mr. Cazarez — dressed in a sharp red shirt and black suit — strolled right on in with a rolling cart and three big boxes.
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On a Wednesday morning in late July, a week before the dish debuted, Mr. Fox strolled the Santa Monica farmers' market, the oldest and largest in Los Angeles.
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In Esperanza — where, pre-hurricanes, visitors, transplants and Viequenses strolled seaside, joking, drinking, eating and listening to music at open-air restaurants — only a few establishments have opened.
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WASHINGTON — Four years ago, Elon Musk, the brash, outspoken Silicon Valley entrepreneur, strolled into South Texas for the groundbreaking of a site for SpaceX, his private rocket company.
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One day this week, young couples, families and foreign tourists visited caves and strolled the paths of the forest, where sunlight filtering through the trees belied freezing temperatures.
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Four accomplished singers hummed along to varying pitches on their phones and we amateurs mimicked them as we strolled through the park, during the early 4:32 p.m.
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Rep. Carolyn Maloney was surprised when, in 1993 and new to Congress, she first strolled into a hearing room and saw the walls lined with all-male portraits.
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He was greeted without special ceremony as he strolled through his low-rise immigrant neighborhood north of the old port of Marseille, though everyone seemed to know him.
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Women in hijabs and men in jeans strolled along Fifth Avenue in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, on Saturday night beneath the signs of stores and restaurants written in Arabic.
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Yet as I strolled the New Orleans streets and listened to the voodoo legends, I knew there was no better place for me to lose my fortunetelling innocence.
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As they tussled, a short dark-skinned man with salt-and-pepper hair and the twisted but unbecoming grin of a mischievous child strolled to the barber's chair.
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Mr. Dylan, in a thin jacket, and Ms. Rotolo, bundled in a coat over bulky sweaters, strolled arm in arm past cars and trucks and into music history.
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Before a short interview this week, Mr. Santos strolled to the visiting room decorated with colorful murals of flowers more reminiscent of an elementary classroom than a lockup.
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The famous wiener-eating champ strolled into Friday's second annual World Hostess Donettes-Eating Championship in Austin as the reigning champ but walked away settling for second place.
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If you've played on a soccer field or strolled past a golf course in the United States, you've doubtless seen gaggles of Canada geese terrorizing those public spaces.
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The iconic Rolling Stones frontman strolled into NYC's Lincoln Center Thursday night for a performance of "Porte Rouge" ... a ballet starring his 32-year-old GF, Melanie Hamrick.
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John Stamos and his girlfriend Caitlin McHugh stepped out together in West Hollywood, California, on Wednesday, looking adorable as ever as they strolled through the streets hand in hand.
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And she didn't attend the ceremony by herself — she brought her best dog, Pip, with her as she strolled the red carpet in a custom suit by Sies Marjan.
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She strolled about there for a time before plucking out one of her own deep blue-green feathers and then descending to gently place it on my left shoulder.
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Looking like a Sean Connery-era James Bond, Prince William strolled along the deck of a submarine in gray Scottish waters with members of an elite crew last week.
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Hamlin (who is rumored to star in 2019's season of Love Island) and Booker showed off their happy smiles as they strolled through Beverly Hills hand in hand.
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Dressed casually and sporting similar sunglasses at the popular annual race on the French Riviera, Grant, 20163, and Eberstein, 39, kept in step as they strolled among other racegoers.
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After taking a nice, hot shower and putting on a fancy sweater, I strolled in the direction of the subway, enjoying the unseasonably nice weather this fine February afternoon.
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Hailey was there too, of course -- and she seemed to approve of her hubby's attire ... giving him a dreamy look as they strolled away together in their caj outfits.
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The 51-year-old comedian was photographed holding hands with Gardin, 41, in New York City on Tuesday, when they strolled hand-in-hand while shopping around the city.
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When she saw him at Beantown, she strolled across the quad, went up to him, and said shyly, "I'm sure you don't remember me, but—" Mitchell cut her off.
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Robert Blake has filed for divorce from his third wife, Pamela Hudak, just a year after the two strolled into Beverly Hills City Hall to obtain their marriage license.
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As he strolled across the South Lawn late Wednesday morning to board Marine One en route to Ohio, Trump declined to answer questions about his pick for FBI director.
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King was arrested in May after cops say she strolled into Saks Fifth Ave in ATL and racked up a $5k bill on dresses, perfumes, shoes and other accessories.
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Ciara and hubby Russell Wilson strolled through WeHo with a tasty treat, then Russell took the wheel in their Rolls, and then they rolled into Catch for some grub.
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"There's still going to be a Selmer at the helm of the company," said chief executive Jerome Selmer, the founder's great-grandson, as he strolled along an assembly line.
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THE first thing that struck George Martin, when the four young men strolled into his studio at EMI on Abbey Road in 19903, was that they looked quite clean.
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As I strolled up to the entrance to the tournament at the Oregon Convention Hall, a not-inconsiderable piece of me felt like I had made a gigantic mistake.
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" While her dogs Chunk and Tammy strolled in and out of the kitchen, Ms. Handler pointed to them and said, "That's what you do when you don't have children.
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He was wearing a Confederate kepi cap that he had bought online as he and his wife, Raquel Copriva, who is Afro-Brazilian, strolled through the bougainvillea-shaded cemetery.
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Edward Snowden was provided with enough access to pull sensitive data, and, with a clever trick, he strolled into the world with a franchise or two worth of news.
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Trump strolled out of the White House and over to the North Lawn to chat with "Fox & Friends" co-host Steve Doocy for the better part of 30 minutes.
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My wife, Nancy, and I had strolled New York, Buenos Aires, Barcelona and Paris on trips during our long marriage, but "pedestrian" was no longer in our lexicon here.
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He frequented the pub often, joined the darts team, and strolled around in bell bottoms and beads, with glitter on his face, henna-dyed hair, and daubed eye shadow.
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As I sat in the Redwood Room, a 20-something couple strolled in and began discussing their first years in New York, having moved to the city in 2013.
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Anyone who has strolled along Collins Avenue or Ocean Drive in South Beach knows that Miami is renowned for its colorful, geometric and all-around wonderful Art Deco architecture.
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He strolled over to WHO-HD's corn poll and dropped a kernel in a jar for Fred Hubbell, the Democratic candidate for governor, who would lose three months later.
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As the two leaders strolled to lunch in a private dining room overlooking a koi pond, they were each given a wooden box of fish food and a spoon.
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He gave them equal billing, btw, holding up both at the same time for photogs as he and co-star Eric Wareheim strolled into the after-party at Poppy.
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The comedy began when Tom Zé strolled onstage at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Saturday night, an elfin figure dressed in a white shirt and blue-jean overalls.
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The U.S. rightly ended this use of aid dollars after a Palestinian terrorist murdered an American, Taylor Force, as he strolled with friends near a Tel Aviv beach promenade.
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"It's great that cities are aware of that and are responding to these issues," said Antoine Bidet, 21, referring to the ecological concerns as he strolled through the square.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stood next to the Omani leader, Sultan Qaboos bin Said, as the two strolled through the halls of the palace in the capital Muscat.
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Earlier this year he strolled around the Republican National Convention with his candidate, Donald J. Trump, a thrice-married man whom numerous women have accused of sexually harassing them.
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Still, three hopeful diners strolled up ahead of the five-o'clock opening on a recent Sunday, only to be told that no tables were available for the entire evening.
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She recently strolled through a park behind the boxy, red brick public housing complex where she lives in Frankford, holding her 3-year-old daughter, Lyric, by the hand.
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Jay stepped out of his chauffeur driven ride Tuesday night -- glass of red in hand, pinky finger down, Audemars Piguet on his wrist -- as he strolled to a friend's house.
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Conor McGregor was feeling so good the day after the Mayweather fight, he strolled into a Vegas pool party ... and turned up with a bunch of hot chicks in bikinis.
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But Gagliardi's potential influence in the 21st century makes him one of the most intriguing people in football, even 63 years after he first strolled along the St. John's sideline.
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Before his motorcade crossed into the West Bank, William strolled along a trendy Tel Aviv boulevard with Israeli Eurovision song contest winner Netta Barzilai to the delight of cheering onlookers.
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A year later ... Flair strolled down the aisle to Migos' "Ric Flair Drip" ... and, in case you were wondering ... we're told The Nature Boy DID rock a custom suit. Congrats!!
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The mobile mogul strolled up to the party held at Public Hotel in New York arm in arm with one of the men of honor for the evening, Mert Alas.
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The love birds stepped out for a sweet date in Sydney, Australia, on Sunday, and looked to be in high spirits as they strolled arm-in-arm through the city.
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On Saturday, guards inspected identification cards at several entrances to Afula Municipal Park, where families strolled past playgrounds and petting zoos and joggers ran along trails lined with Israeli flags.
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The Weather Channel is standing firm ... backing the reporter who seemed on the brink of getting blown away by Hurricane Florence as others behind him strolled along with no problem.
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Mesquite, Nevada (CNN)He seemed so ordinary, just another house-hunting retiree, when he strolled with his girlfriend into the sales office of the Sun City development in late 103.
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Some were suspicious, Mr. Seliger said on a recent afternoon as he strolled eastward on Christopher Street, passing a former sex shop that's now home to a Mediterranean seafood restaurant.
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I strolled through the market, perusing $2 bunches of rhubarb and $5 baskets of red potatoes while nibbling on a tasty sample of sheep's milk cheese from LoveTree Farmstead Cheese.
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Years later, on a visit to New York with my 8-year-old daughter, Rachel, I told her about the man and the dog as we strolled down Fifth Avenue.
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You must have a unique perspective on the "vinyl resurgence"—have any middle-class, mid-20s, craft beer-drinking, bearded characters strolled into your world over the past five years?
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At my house the other day, a doe and her fawn strolled across the lawn, perhaps frustrated after discovering that it's no longer as tasty as it used to be.
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Uniformed schoolchildren strolled past the dilapidated childhood home of Jean Rhys, whose novel "Wide Sargasso Sea" reimagined the "madwoman in the attic" in "Jane Eyre" as a Dominica-born Creole.
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They struck up a conversation, soon moved to the bookstore's cafe, and then strolled down to the Strand in search of a book that Ms. Kastan was hoping to find.
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Back then, I strolled with my family through the Morningside Heights neighborhood in Manhattan and hoped that one day I would use everything I had learned to rebuild my country.
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Back on his native turf — a hotel ballroom in Midtown Manhattan, five blocks from Trump Tower — the president strolled onto the stage like a prizefighter eager for the opening bell.
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If you haven't scrolled (or strolled IRL) through the skin-care aisles of Target in a while, let us be the first to tell you that the selection is incredible.
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He put on a pair of sunglasses—looking not unlike Johnny Cash, if he were run through an Ashkenazi filter—and strolled east on Seventy-second Street, toward the Park.
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It was where the Great Lawn is now, and even after the reservoir was drained in the 1920s, people strolled along the long, straight wall that remained until the 1930s.
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I have bought cupcakes at Magnolia (which I don't think are as good as they once were) and then strolled past chi-chi stores that rarely had anyone in them.
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Last year, in Wuhan, China, during a similar summit meeting, the two leaders tried their best not to look wooden as they strolled around a lake and posed for pictures.
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We continue to see reports of individuals who have scaled the six-foot-high perimeter fence and strolled right onto the airport tarmac without being detected until the last moment.
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On Thursday, Brown, 22, and Hemsworth were seen holding hands as they strolled the streets of New York City and enjoyed a meal at Sant Ambroeus in the West Village.
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Guests entered via a doorway cut into the tent's curving bottom, like the entry to the birth canal, and strolled inside to sit down in the belly of the woman.
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"I'm still shopping, I'm still eating, I'm still doing my job," said Doris Lee, 55, a receptionist, snacking on popcorn as she strolled down State Street one afternoon this week.
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The Neediest Cases Fund CEDARHURST, N.Y. — On a brisk October day, Laura Gentile strolled through the orderly aisles stocked with matzo ball soup, apple juice, challah and cinnamon kokosh cake.
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Ms. Riveros strolled through a field of her own plants, then wandered over to an oven in a shed where long cannabis branches were hanging to dry from the ceiling.
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Not long after coming on, he strolled under a pick and watched, bemused, as the fellow he was putatively supposed to defend gathered himself and sank a 183-point shot.
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Another from New Year's Eve simply showed a man wearing a blazer, a blindfold and large headphones as two other men wearing similar attire strolled in front of the camera.
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"I'm so German, I even have a German girlfriend," he boasted to me as strolled in his black hoodie and jeans, hugging several German friends he saw on the sidewalk.
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The German side strolled to a 22011-218 victory in Bavaria in a match that he was unable to attend due to outstanding warrants for his arrest from the '21.5s.
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Well-dressed movie- and theater-goers, many carrying bouquets of flowers, strolled past on their way to a Lincoln Center event, paying little mind to the quiet group of artists.
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Other people strolled in wearing ugly Christmas sweaters, Star Wars–style T-shirts, and other knock-off brands, all with Sanders's face on them—signs of the primary economy at work.
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After filming their last episode of Fixer Upper, the HGTV stars jetted off to Florence, Italy, where they made pasta, strolled the streets and admitted to taking a pretty lengthy nap.
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Earlier in season seven, Qyburn had discussed dragon physiology with Cersei as they strolled through a hall full of dragon skulls, explaining that Drogon had been hurt with spears in Meereen.
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Jaruporn Osathanont, a clothing store owner at Platinum Fashion Mall in Bangkok, was preparing her lunch in her shop—rice and spicy pork rib soup—when two Thai women strolled in.
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I obviously assented, and as the packed Midtown theater formed into what felt like a massive cloud of weed smoke, Nipsey strolled out from stage right to cheers from the crowd.
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Rapper Don Q is one lucky son of a gun -- one day after getting busted for weapons and drugs, he strolled outta jail, much to the delight of his famous friend.
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As the women strolled through the gorgeous estate, Kardashian-West recalled iconic Keeping Up With The Kardashians moments like when she and her mom, Kris Jenner, got into a cupcake fight.
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If you've strolled through Vans' site as often as we have in the last few months, you may have noticed a well hidden new sneaker addition to the fam — the Iso.
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The group made national news on May 2, 1967, when an armed contingent strolled into California's state capitol to protest a bill aimed at ending their right to openly carry weapons.
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We ate praline bacon and beignets in colorful New Orleans, hiked picturesque state parks in Colorado, road-tripped to Savannah, went sightseeing in D.C., and strolled for hours around St. Augustine.
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Langdon overheard everything and before Cordelia, Zoe, and Myrtle could make it make it back to their cars, he had casually strolled into hell twice to rescue both Madison and Queenie.
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"As long as it doesn't cause harm to society, I don't mind if it's in a glass cup or a cardboard box," Mr. Pichardo said as he strolled through Central Park.
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In the middle of the recording process, he'd strolled down to the beach, dropped a tab of acid, and listened to everything he'd recorded so far to gain a new perspective.
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Abel was spotted Saturday night at Day 2 of the festival with his arm around Chantel, as they strolled around the closed-off VIP area ... drinks in hand, and all smiles.
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Sporting a shirt with his own face on it (legendary stuff), the 70-year-old strolled into Hamilton's On Magnolia in Alabama (right near Auburn) flanked by his wife, Wendy Barlow.
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It was a cool July day in 1986 when Ma Anand Sheela strolled into a courthouse in Oregon to plead guilty to attempted murder, grievous bodily harm, wiretapping, and immigration fraud.
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And so, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, I strolled up the road to a Hackney off-licence and bought all three, plus a Super Malt and a can of Guinness.
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According to the woman who shot this video, the deer strolled out of the sand dunes at Saugatuck, Michigan and joined beachgoers, completely unbothered by the chaos and crowds around it.
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Jeff Van Gundy, previous owner of the New York Knicks and current ESPN commentator, was mid-sentence when the 29-year-old "Needed Me" singer strolled by, and he was shook.
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Others strolled along the main thoroughfare with a Starbucks, a sidewalk cafe, a store selling handblown glass, and a supermarket featuring live lobster, a full-service florist and Champagne caper vinaigrette.
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I'd look for it, as we strolled through the Italian Market, where the vendors from the "Rocky" films have been joined by Cambodian and Laotian and Vietnamese and immigrants from Puebla.
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The horse-drawn carriages and pedicabs were out in force, a ska band was tuning up by the harbor, and all along Wharf Street, people strolled, most of them without umbrellas.
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We got Dennis and his bulldog, Peaches, Monday at LAX, and the actor strolled up to the escalator and he showed no remorse about the pooch hopping on for the ride.
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Then, as he strolled down a quiet residential street less than half a mile away, where a couple of people were walking their dogs, he was spotted by a police officer.
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As we reported ... YG and Kehlani confirmed they're dating Thursday night, making their first public appearance together as they strolled hand in hand into a show for New York Fashion Week.
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On the Thursday evening I strolled into the elegant, pub-dark restaurant, the harried waiters were quick to show me to my table and then to forget that I was there.
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"It is scary to think it can happen anywhere, we are so vulnerable," said Fabiola Lucas as she and her family strolled around the plaza after lunch at a nearby taqueria.
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Before he left for Kandahar, they had a date in Beijing, where they strolled the old lanes of the Forbidden City for hours, talking with a comfort Qu had never known.
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Not only that, but Trump caused a stir last January in Atlanta before the national championship game in college football, when he strolled onto the field for the Star Spangled Banner.
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"These balls are kind of cool," remarked Dan Porterfield, who runs the Aspen Institute, as we strolled down the park's manicured path, a space designed to enhance intellectual and spiritual meditation.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — The well-heeled guests strolled up red carpeted steps and through lines of smiling young women to reach the newest outpost in President Trump's international business empire.
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In the short videos, the family of three strolled along a corridor as Archie — dressed in light blue overalls from H&M and matching booties — was snuggled into his mother's arms.
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But when she was 13 she strolled into a pitch meeting with Universal Studios to suggest a reboot of the 1988 Tom Hanks hit, "Big," modernized with a black female cast.
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We're told cameras were following as the couple strolled through downtown and hit up the history museum and even met the mayor -- so, it wasn't much of a secret around town.
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Yet Hamish McHamish wasn't a hero of any kind or some celebrity's pet, he was just a friendly neighbor, roaming the shops and University of St Andrews, winning admirers wherever he strolled.
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Still looking fresh in his tux—and with his Emmy in hand—the actor strolled in and ordered as if he hadn't just helped make history at the annual ceremony hours before.
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Yingluck strolled through the vegetable garden at her mansion in northern Bangkok, pausing to pick some lettuce for the cameras in what she said was a "simple get together" with no agenda.
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The 26-year-old mother of one was spotted out in New York City on Wednesday looking chic as she strolled through the city in jeans, a t-shirt, and floral kimono.
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Going to Brian Newman's packed jazz night at the Gramercy Park Hotel, I watched Glasscott turn every head in the venue as she strolled in wearing her vintage Hervé Léger coral dress.
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"J♥E" Julia and Emma also spent time together earlier this month when they grabbed Starbucks and strolled through Los Angeles with Emma's boyfriend and American Horror Story costar Evan Peters.
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As the couple strolled down the street together on Saturday, Beckham, 19, had his hand around the 21-year-old model's shoulder, as she reached up so their fingers could be intertwined.
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Rather, he just accepted his tardiness casually, as if he were the secretly smart slacker who strolled into class five minutes late every day but still got into a surprisingly decent school.
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Pushing a shopping cart full of food and the latest Chinese smartphone, Wealth Mark, 27, strolled through Delta Mall with his younger sister, Confidence, and her friend, Franca, all with wide smiles.
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The tennis superstar strolled into the discount shop in Palm Beach around 9 PM in a maxi dress that showed off her growing baby bump -- and bought a bunch of inexpensive stuff!
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Folks who were there tell us Brian surprised everyone when he strolled in at 9 PM on a Wednesday, and he was cutting loose and boozing it up like a frat bro.
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Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner were out to eat at Café Milano on Saturday night when Washington Capitals captain Alexander Ovechkin strolled in with some teammates and their recently won Stanley Cup.
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She strolled up and down the beaches of Thailand to explain that when she's with Robby, she thinks of Jordan, and vice versa – all over the course of approximately 12 outfit changes.
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Fisher and Potter strolled down the block in West Palm Beach to the offices of Squire Patton Boggs — a well-regarded multinational firm that represents Oesterlund's Florida companies — to hear them out.
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I strolled along the neighboring shopping center adjacent to "The G" on one of my all too infrequent visits back to my hometown of Melbourne after moving to Washington, D.C., in 1993.
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CreditCreditAndrew White for The New York Times It is Wednesday evening at rush hour and Mikaela Shiffrin, perhaps the most dominant athlete in the world, strolled unobserved through a crowded Central Park.
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Among the revelers was the former basketball star Dennis Rodman, wearing tinted shades and a black hat as he strolled past an ice sculpture and stacks of cured meat and fresh mozzarella.
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After dropping our backpacks and applying bug spray (it was not my first visit), we strolled to the blackened-timber boathouse by the lake where the other guests had begun to gather.
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It is painful to know Louis C.K. simply strolled into a comedy club and did a set as if he hadn't admitted to masturbating in front of women, as if for sport.
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As he strolled the length of the Old Trafford field, toward the tunnel, it stayed with him: one camera, two operators, the supplicants and the superstar locked in a perfectly synchronized pasodoble.
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On that day we strolled down the slippery-slick tiles with soft, inconspicuous steps, peeking at window boutiques in fleeting glances because we both knew we wouldn't be buying much, like always.
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Claudio Roggero, who as enologist at the Castello di Neive, decides, among other things, when to pick the grapes, strolled with satisfaction through the corridors of vines, saying the grapes looked perfect.
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As Shanise Bolden, 26, strolled through her Northside neighborhood, Frankford, to her job working with the mentally ill, she had earbuds in her ear and carried her iPhone in a colorful case.
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It came two weeks ago, when several smiling union leaders strolled out of the White House and up to a bank of waiting cameras and declared their firm allegiance to President Trump.
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As my best friend and I strolled the streets of Philadelphia recently, she told me about how she had saved up a small sum of money and was planning to invest it.
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"It's scary," Thad Holt, a 76-year-old retiree, said in an interview, recalling that he and his wife had strolled near the bomb site about half an hour before the explosion.
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Half an hour before a preseason hockey game last fall, Ted Leonsis strolled down the concourse of Capital One Arena in Washington, stopping every now and then to pose for someone's selfie.
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At the end of the two-hour event he strolled to the edge of the balcony with the Chinese special envoy, Li Zhanshu, the third-ranking member in China's ruling Communist Party.
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We strolled around Erbil's citadel, a fortress on a mound, that dates to 6000 B.C., and mingled with Arab Iraqis from the south who seemed overjoyed to friend an American on Facebook.
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She proved once again that a little goes a long way when she strolled through LAX on Monday holding her adorable daughter Luna and sporting what appeared to be a thin, striped robe.
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After meeting village dignitaries inside the flood-wrecked hall, Harry strolled down the street and looked inside two family homes, which were flooded when the River Brock broke its banks on December 6.
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This happened in Victoria, British Columbia, when a group of women walking the dogs strolled by the front lawn of the house the 10-pound cat has called home for almost 16 years.
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The last of the seven members of the class of 2018 on hand to be enshrined, Lewis spoke without notes and strolled along the stage to passionately urge his listeners to come together.
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Merritt strolled through four scoreless innings, allowing only two hits and striking out three en route to a Cleveland victory that ended the series and put the Indians through to the World Series.
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As she strolled through the Hogwarts castle and picked up candy at Honeydukes, goodies at Zonko's Joke Shop and wizarding garb at Gladrags Wizardwear, the star reminisced on her time filming the series.
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The actress was seen showing off a holiday-themed "Impeach" sweater featuring tiny Trump heads, the White House, and Russian Matryoshka dolls as she strolled the streets of New York City on Wednesday.
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TUNCELI, Turkey (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Baris Yildirim, a lawyer and activist, strolled across a manicured park on the edge of the Munzur River that runs through Tunceli, a small city in eastern Turkey.
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Revalued On a recent Wednesday at lunchtime, Secretary of Labor Thomas E. Perez strolled through the clattering kitchen of the Modern, the haute eatery at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
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Ms. Kloepfer, 25, strolled beneath the shower heads and talked about her sister, an interior designer who has been rebuilding a house in New Jersey that was devastated by Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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Then they held almost two hours of talks in the morning, planted a symbolic tree, and strolled alone in a wooded area of the DMZ where they spoke without officials for 30 minutes.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Models for Italian luxury group Salvatore Ferragamo strolled through a garden of daisies in the heart of Milan on Saturday evening to wrap up the city's fourth day of fashion week.
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Back on Pall Mall, I strolled past some of de Gaulle's frequent lunch spots: the Carlton Club, an exclusive establishment where Churchill was a member, the Ritz and the Cavalry and Guards Club.
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That was the series that began unforgettably with Bernstein analyzing the opening of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony while he and the musicians strolled over a giant reproduction of the first page of the score.
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" The coffee shop was crowded and Ella's mood was dicey, so when the food and drinks were ready, Ms. Benanti strolled her home, improvising a song on the way: "You are so mad.
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Ingram strolled 14 yards into the end zone for another TD on Texas' first drive of the third quarter as the Longhorns marched 91 yards in 11 plays to make in 38-0.
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They strolled into St. Anthony's Shrine in the capital, St. Sebastian's Church in nearby Negombo and a church to the east of the country as the faithful sat in pews on Easter Sunday.
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After a straight sets, yet workmanlike, victory over compatriot Bethanie Mattek-Sands in her opening match, Stephens had looked poised for another uncomplicated outing as she strolled through the first set against Petkovic.
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When he strolled to the plate with the bases loaded and the Red Sox leading 4-2 with two outs in the eighth inning Tuesday, Bradley pounced on fading Astros closer Roberto Osuna.
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She strolled to the microphones soon after her meeting with the Ohio lawmakers and pledged to do what she could to relocate Lordstown workers to other plants in Ohio or the broader region.
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They agreed to meet at Thornton Manor, a rustic Elizabethan house near Liverpool in northwest England, where the two strolled side by side down a grassy, tree-lined path among artistically manicured gardens.
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CreditCreditDaniel Arnold for The New York Times When the actor Ansel Elgort strolled into Times Square on Wednesday for an appearance on "Good Morning America," the first face he encountered was his own.
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I then strolled into Olympic Park, the media press center, and press conferences with IOC president Thomas Bach and the USA men's basketball team, without ever having been subjected to a cursory security screening.
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The momager strolled through the town of Nice, enjoying her European vacation while back home, her family deals with the fall out from Rob Kardashian's explosive social media crusade against his ex Blac Chyna.
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Trump may have gotten a thumbs-down from Macron, but another world leader had a thumbs-up for him: Vladimir Putin, who strolled in late, before offering Trump a handshake and a thumbs-up.
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French Montana hasn't had enough of occupying the same space as Nick Young ... 'cause he strolled into a hot L.A. restaurant Monday night just moments after his girlfriend Iggy Azalea's ex-fiance got there.
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Props were surprisingly good at popping back into place when I turned the camera away or covered it up, although they couldn't recover when I lowered the phone and strolled around the conference room.
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The couple strolled along the property, and stopped next to a small lake, where Tebow had installed an arbor and a specially made bench that was engraved with the date the couple first met.
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The couple strolled along the property and stopped next to a small lake, where Tebow had installed an arbor and a specially made bench that was engraved with the date the couple first met.
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The executive strolled into a recently remodeled location in Indianapolis's Fashion Mall at Keystone — just 30 minutes from New Palestine, where she grew up — and was greeted with hugs and a round of applause.
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Not long after the clock struck midnight on Sunday, Blac Chyna strolled into 1 OAK nightclub in Las Vegas, marking her first night out since she gave birth to her second child, Dream Kardashian.
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I wasn't sure if she was telling the truth, but as I walked outside, a Mercedes screeched to a stop in front of the house and the driver and his passenger strolled on in.
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Minutes after his castmates showed up, Minnette, who plays the bike accident-prone Clay Jensen on 13 Reasons Why, strolled up to the microphone wearing a Jurassic Park t-shirt and black skinny jeans.
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The pair's budding romance was on full display as they strolled, with Gomez in a casual black sweatshirt and robe-like gray overcoat, and the Weeknd in a heavy winter jacket and all black.
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On Wednesday, Amanda Werner strolled into the Capitol building, sat down behind a row of Equifax execs and representatives at a hearing with the Senate Banking Committee, and twirled their large, bushy white mustache.
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Will: What you're missing is that the Wild West had no "laws" and that anyone could "shoot" anyone who looked at them wrong the second they strolled into the First National Bank Of Laramie.
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Once we had finished off a platter of penne alla Norma — with its earthy tang of tomatoes, salty slivers of ricotta and meaty slices of eggplant — we strolled up the hill to our rooms.
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Emerging from the massage spot, we walked around her block and strolled through Seward Park, where kids played basketball and elderly Chinese men and women moved through their Tai Chi postures with slow purpose.
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Cersei had a chance to steal the MVP crown when her ostensibly-clever-but-actually-a-dumbass brother Tyrion strolled right up to the gates of King's Landing to appeal to his sister's emotions.
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It came after a packed day when William, 35, and Kate, 36, faced off in a playful hockey shoot-out, lunched with the extended Swedish royal family and strolled the city's snowy cobbled streets.
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Between shows, he strolled around the center of Milan, wandering into boutiques (the Prada store is a priority), patisseries and its grand basilica — and stayed at his home away from home, the Four Seasons.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you've strolled through the clothing sections of a Los Angeles superstore in the past week, then it's possible that you've seen a strange new item on sale.
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He received a mostly warm welcome on Saturday at an annual farm show in Paris, taking selfies with the public and chatting with farmers as he strolled for hours among the crowd and animals.
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As the prime minister strolled back to his motorcade down the street, Mr. Allen, the resident of the development, said he was unimpressed by Mr. Trudeau's suggestion that the SNC-Lavalin affair was over.
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He strolled next into the William B. Williams Room, named for a radio disc jockey who coined the "Chairman of the Board" nickname for Frank Sinatra and who hosted the "Make Believe Ballroom" program.
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Nineteen-year-old Ted strolled into the hospital with candy in hand, only to be escorted into a padded cell where he was shocked to see his brother spewing foulmouthed accusations against their parents.
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To make his escape, a video recording shows, the armed protester strolled past a line of about a dozen state police troopers who were safely positioned about 10 feet away behind two metal barricades.
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Afterward, we strolled the embankment above the river and sat on the patio at a café called Cheburechnaya, which specializes in the cheburek , a popular Soviet-era snack of mystery meat in fried dough.
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Dude strolled into the ring and it was no contest ... 'cause after feeling out his opponent in the first 18 seconds, Abel unleashed his vicious jab and strong left hook to smother his opponent.
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Conor McGregor strolled into court in Ireland on Friday to face an assault charge for punching a man in the face at a Dublin pub in April ... and the media was out in force!
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Brown, who signed a four-year, $72-million extension in February and strolled into camp in the back seat of a 1931 Rolls-Royce, isn't sure Bell is making a point by holding out.
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And Mr. Giuliani, the president's lawyer, literally laughed off the escalating situation involving Ukraine as he showed up at the White House, and strolled into the Rose Garden with a date on his arm.
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Several have said they strolled into Trump Tower without being asked for identification; no log of visitors was kept, and one participant said he received an impromptu invitation a few hours before the meeting.
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Darwin had a "thinking path" that he would walk down to ruminate, and Nietzsche is said to have strolled around in nature for hours and hours on end to make sense of his ideas.
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"It is the callback," Mr. Johnson recalled, having by now strolled out of Central Park and onto Broadway, where he wove through pedestrians, only losing pace when a street saxophone player caught his ear.
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Neighborhood Joint Kavita and Prakash Rudra, of Bangalore, India, strolled the aisles of New Foods of India on a brisk winter afternoon, selecting the ingredients they would need for a home-cooked Indian meal.
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So when Coe and Vines were approached by a tour guide as they strolled together down Hollywood Boulevard, they weren't just a lucky, newly engaged couple about to get the trip of a lifetime.
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The 62-year-old controversial fashion legend strolled the beach of Malibu in her bikini, playing it up for the paparazzi posing, frolicking and jogging through the surf to create her own mini Baywatch moment.
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John Legend and Chrissy Teigen were anything but ordinary people as they strolled the streets of New York ...test your skills and try to figure out the differences hiding in these two denim-clad candids.
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Delevingne turned heads as she strolled into St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle wearing an Emporio Armani tuxedo featuring a cropped jacket, cummerbund, cigarette pants, black pointy-toe pumps and a show-stopping top hat.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chilean police arrested two men suspected of killing a Canadian citizen last week during an attempted mugging while he strolled with his family through the port city of Valparaiso, police said on Tuesday.
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And like clockwork, before the day was over, Soulja took to Instagram Live to show that his ties to the Piru gang in LA were legit as he strolled through town before seemingly getting jumped.
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WASHINGTON — About 23 minutes after Game 53 of the World Series, Alex Bregman was still in his dirty uniform, his jersey untucked as he strolled through the tunnels of Nationals Park, dissecting his breakout performance.
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Thousands of Parisians strolled down the nearly two-kilometre (1.2-mile) Champs Elysees on the last Sunday of September when it was closed to cars as part of a Europe-wide day-without-cars event.
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The couple strolled along his family's property, and stopped next to a small lake, where Tebow had installed an arbor and a specially made bench that was engraved with the date the couple first met.
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The former WWE Divas champ was spotted at a romantic lunch with Chigvintsev at Joan's on Third in L.A. over the weekend ... where they held hands, strolled arm in arm and sucked a little face.
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I interviewed the founder of the event, Lord Charles March, and I strolled through the paddocks marveling at eclectic collection of cars dating from the earliest years of the 23th century to the present day.
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Fallon kicked things off at his desk with The Golden Girls' classic buddy ode, "Thank You for Being a Friend" before they strolled to center stage to sing the foot-stomping theme to The Jeffersons.
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On Friday, he strolled through the exhibit hall for what Berkshire calls "shareholder shopping day," viewing demos from Dairy Queen and See's Candies as well as jet engine maker Precision Castparts and homebuilder Clayton Homes.
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The 25-year-old "No Tears Left to Cry" singer and her pals strolled through the streets of New York City and stopped off at Starbucks before getting caught — umbrella-less — in a heavy rainstorm.
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You strolled through a field or a plaza or a series of dark marble tunnels, whatever, sipping the sorrow-laced air, and, when you finally departed, a kind of low-grade catharsis had been triggered.
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Peacocks that once strolled the grounds have been relegated to a pen, and a summertime opera company that invited the public to picnic and listen amid boxwoods has moved downtown to an air-conditioned theater.
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People on the wide sidewalks strolled past blankets covered with shoes and books and crockery for sale; luscious fruits spilled out of vans; a boisterous game of dominoes drew a circle of 21765 enthusiastic men.
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A large sweatshirt would cost me around $24, which I found to be cheaper than stores would offer in the US. I kept this item in mind as I strolled over to the legwear area.
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Despite the fact that Mexico strolled into the final round of World Cup qualifying, the tie left a bittersweet taste in the mouths of El Tri supporters who see Mexico as the kings of CONCACAF.
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On Friday, a thief disguised as a Catholic making a religious pilgrimage strolled into a church in Castelnuovo, Italy, and walked out with a bizarre bounty: pieces of a saint's brain, Religion News Service reports.
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CreditCreditMichelle V. Agins/The New York Times On a balmy Tuesday evening, an unassuming man with gray hair in a black suit strolled into the River Café in Brooklyn and sat at a Steinway grand.
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The Chinese national ignored a "no filming" sign and, using her cell phone, captured video of the ornate lobby as she strolled inside, raising suspicions and prompting Grumaz to urge security personnel to watch her.
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On a recent warm summer evening, patrons packed downtown restaurants, families strolled through the sprawling Bushnell Park and a gaggle of young people skateboarded in Heaven, a graffiti-plastered skate park tucked along an interstate.
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The first big marches, in June, belonged to a more innocent age, when Hong Kongers strolled peacefully in their hundreds of thousands to oppose a law that would expose them to the mainland's justice system.
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Bloomberg took the stage to enthusiastic cheers and strolled to the lectern, where he mentioned that he had used that same Sheraton ballroom for an election night victory party for one of his mayoral campaigns.
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While presenting the award for Best Documentary Short and Best Live Action Short alongside SNL alum Maya Rudolph, the Girls Trip star strolled out in Ugg slippers, heels in hand, and had the room in stitches.
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The Jamaican sprint queen, the biggest name in the track and field competition along with her team mate Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, strolled into the final by winning her semi-final in a pedestrian 11.36 seconds.
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Following his engagements in Jerusalem, William went to Tel Aviv and, sporting sunglasses and an open-necked shirt, strolled along the Mediterranean shore, chatting with beach-goers and quipping, "I should have brought my swimming trunks".
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Loud blasts still rang out as people sat at the one reopened cafe or strolled around the long moat, but the noise was from artillery pounding rebels outside the city and nobody paid it any heed.
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The "Delicate" singer wore a blue and white striped bikini as she strolled on the beach hand-in-hand with the actor on Thursday, enjoying a refreshing beverage after taking a quick dip in the ocean.
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To do this she photographed in the beauty shop and in the barber shop as well as when people strolled on Sundays in Harlem, dressed to the nines with their children, feeling good about their days.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Activists from several countries strolled around Red Square and elsewhere in Moscow during the World Cup wearing their national teams' soccer jerseys to form a rainbow flag in an effort to champion gay rights.
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LAS VEGAS — Attendees at a job fair hosted by the Latin Chamber of Commerce strolled through a local mall on a recent Saturday, taking information and back-to-school giveaways from employers looking for new workers.
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CreditCreditBenjamin Norman for The New York Times One morning last September, the billionaires Ronald Perelman and Jerry Speyer strolled into Carnegie Hall, but not to hear Yo-Yo Ma play Bach or Deborah Voigt sing Strauss.
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As we strolled around the site, I noticed on DePalma's belt a long fixed-blade knife and a sheathed bayonet—a Second World War relic that his uncle gave him when he was twelve, he said.
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Having strolled through their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign, winning nine of their ten games and drawing one, they proceeded to tally up a single point at the tournament itself, earning themselves a goalless draw with Portugal.
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The Boston Globe reports that the pop star strolled barefoot through the Boston Public Garden, as well as — in a bold move suggesting that Bieber has been hard at work toughening up his calluses — city streets.
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Good grief, this is perhaps one of the best in that it perfectly showcases why "Crazy" sounded like it had strolled in from a windswept street and straight to the bar, like a maligned cowboy. Yessssssssssss!
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The enormous, bruising Denver Nuggets came in next, and in case that size wasn't a tall enough task, the Sacramento Kings strolled through with Rudy Gay and Kosta Koufos splitting time at power forward on Sunday.
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I love that when it was an extremely rare seventy degree evening last week that a completely nude woman strolled out of a nice neighborhood and walked through the park like it was no big deal.
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We got Paris leaving the Carlyle Hotel in NYC and you can see the brush-off is quick -- she strolled to her car with the fan at the ready for her signature, but to no avail.
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In the game's first timeout, halfway through the opening quarter and before Seth had even entered the game, he strolled to midcourt and looked up at his mother to offer a firm "I'm here" head nod.
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Then, as the speakers blared the theme from "Jaws," Ms. el-Helw balanced a skewer with meat between her teeth, and presented it to a lion who snacked on it, licked his lips and strolled away.
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On opening day, a group of activists made a bold statement: They strolled through the area in front of the main stage in black niqabs to protest a law that would ban the Islamic face veil.
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Lytle strolled over to the sports book at Texas Station Gambling Hall & Hotel in North Las Vegas to make a futures bet that the new N.H.L. franchise would capture the Stanley Cup in its inaugural season.
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Marion became a favorite of viewers the world over when she strolled into the room where her father, fated to be known forever after as the "BBC Dad," was conducting an interview about South Korean politics.
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Mr. McCrystal, who played an American Civil Liberties Union lawyer in Pure Flix's "God's Not Dead 2," strolled amid the friends and family of the film's cast and crew as Ms. Travis walked the red carpet.
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Eight hours after departing Hamburg, and two and a half days after leaving Stockholm, I hitched my baby-blue Fjallraven backpack onto my shoulder and strolled out of Gare de l'Est into sunny, late-summer Paris.
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I strolled with the bemused taxista Ray through the lonely field in golden light, reading names from overgrown gravestones — one shaped like a tree trunk — and pausing at a gazebo until the mosquitoes drove us out.
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The foul-mouthed 9-year-old rapper strolled into Mastro's Steakhouse in Bev Hills Thursday evening -- with her pal Swaggy the husky -- and when we dared to ask a question about Danielle Bregoli ... she went off.
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And towards the end of his set, he said this: And so Stevie Nicks, one of the most iconic singers of the past half-century, strolled onto the Troubadour stage and sang three songs with Harry Styles.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Top seed and defending champion Roger Federer continued his serene run at Wimbledon as he strolled into the last 16 with 6-3 493-483 473-463 win over Germany's Jan-Lennard Struff on Friday.
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We strolled the empty boulevards, marveled at the statues of Lenin and of the notorious founder of the Soviet secret police, Felix Dzerzhinsky, which stood outside the headquarters of the KGB, as it's still known in Belarus.
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Biden on Saturday strolled into Lindy's Diner – a campaign stop staple in Keene where he ate a grilled cheese sandwich and milkshake – and took a seat with Molly Lane, a 67-year-old retired non-profit worker.
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Cosmopolitan reports that Jenner arrived at the screening of 120 Beats Per Minute (120 Battements Par Minute) in a one-shoulder Giambattista Valli Haute Couture dress that wafted behind her as she strolled down the glam carpet.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Finland strolled into the semi-finals of the Olympic women's ice hockey tournament with an emphatic 7-2 victory over cross-border rivals Sweden at the Kwandong Hockey Centre on Saturday.
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His Oliver Peoples sunglasses in place and a grin pasted on his face, the former leader strolled through the Tirta Empul temple at Tampaksiring Village, his secret service detail corralling a crowd straining to take his photo.
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A barefooted Mutu, dressed in a long black dress and matching gloves, strolled into Pace Gallery, and for a few minutes stood silently reaching into a basket and throwing a sticky black pulp against a white wall.
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After that it was a story of mistakes by world number 12 Nishikori –- 11 unforced errors in the first set – and consistent serving by Medvedev who strolled to a 6-2 first set in just 25 minutes.
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A monkey strolled onto one of the fairways at the El Camaleon course during the OHL Classic in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, a six-foot python traversed a green at the CIMB Classic in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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"See there?" he asked, pointing to an African man sitting alone on a piazza's steps the other day as Mr. Landriscina strolled toward the cathedral for a mayoral endorsement by some of Italy's leading right-wing politicians.
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Desmond Bane scored 20 points, but it was defense that made the real difference as TCU strolled to a 52-40 win over visiting Oklahoma State on Saturday afternoon in Big 12 action in Fort Worth, Texas.
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IF YOU ARE A NEW YORKER, chances are you've strolled the streets of Greenwich Village at night, peeking into windows and concocting stories about the fabulous freaks, titans and reprobates on the other side of those panes.
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As I strolled the Greenbelt, a 25-mile tree-lined path along the river through the heart of the city, I saw many people who appeared to be cycling to work or going for a morning jog.
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Breitbart, who said he was in New York coincidentally, strolled up to the stage at a Sheraton hotel before all of the assembled press waiting for Weiner to show up, introduced himself, and took questions from reporters.
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Brogan BamBrogan had requested the order against Afshin Pishevar, Hyperloop One's former chief legal officer, who, among other things, allegedly "strolled through Hyperloop One's office and placed a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's chair, " according to a legal complaint.
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As I strolled down Sixth Street in the late night hours after the end of the festival, I noticed hundreds of CDs, once so hopefully handed out, tossed to the ground to be carelessly and indiscriminately stepped on.
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When the leaders strolled out of the gleaming NATO building in Brussels for the traditional family photo in the courtyard, Trump lingered behind and mostly spoke with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic.
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They struck dramatic poses — an arm flung over an eye, a hand on a cocked hip, a leg held askew — and paused as the singer Janelle Monáe strolled into the room and took her place in the middle.
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After all, this is a woman who strolled down the red carpet in a daring dress with slits that went up to her ribcage, accidentally flashing her "hooha," as she put it, to the horde of waiting photographers.
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As Devigili spoke to a reporter, Albina "Beanie" Maddon, Joe's mother, strolled past on her way to the polling place at Most Precious Blood church, just a few blocks away from the family's deli, the Third Base Luncheonette.
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On a cool Monday morning in July 2015, Afranio Solano strolled through a farmer's market in Bogotá's main plaza, a square surrounded by the Colombian Congress, the Constitutional Court, the mayor's office, and the city's largest Catholic cathedral.
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When Prince George strolled into his first day of pre-school at Westacre Montessori last week, he looked relaxed and happy – a sure sign that he was ready for school and it was the right place for him.
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On an outing last Sunday, she arranged to meet a male cousin, another migrant worker, and a group of them strolled together at the edge of a highway overpass, breathing in the exhaust from 12 lanes of traffic.
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Certainly Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and coach Bill Belichick, making their eighth Super Bowl appearance together, strolled into the arena to face reporters with a 'been-there-done-that' aura undaunted by anything they were asked or saw.
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The comedian, who's appeared on MTV's Wild'n Out, was talking to us about the Meek Mill and Drake feud outside Hyde Lounge Monday night when a woman in a dress cut up to there strolled into the background.
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Someone had just mentioned the reported drop in US sales of the Corona beer we were drinking due to the outbreak of the coronavirus when two rather surprising dining companions strolled in and sat at a nearby table.
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"We're trying to fly the Trump flag when all the action is on the other side," said Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who strolled into Bedford High School, just outside Manchester, to greet voters on Tuesday morning.
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The hometown pair's surprise run at Melbourne Park came to a screeching halt against the 11th seeds, who strolled to a 6-4 6-2 victory in 70 minutes on a balmy afternoon at the Rod Laver Arena.
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She got through the retrospective gratitude of "The Best Years of My Life" (despite an ill-advised upward key change) and an arm-waving singalong of "Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)," as she strolled through the audience.
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Germany, which won the last of its three titles in 1993, eased to victory over Hungary as Jan-Lennard Struff and Tim Pütz strolled to a 6-2, 6-3 doubles triumph and an unassailable 3-0 advantage.
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Pete Wentz repped his hometown team as he strolled through the streets of Los Angeles ... Step up to these Cubs-lovin' candids and try not to strike out as you find the differences between these two fanatic photos.
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The closest thing to a Bono-Jay-Z-Beyonce collaboration went down in Nice, France with the help of a backing band that strolled up to their dinner table ... and it was all recorded by Beyonce's mom, Tina.
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On a fall morning at the Mosque of Ibn Tulun, one of the first built in Egypt by its Muslim conquerors, in 879, a friend and I strolled across the vast courtyard and through the arched arcades surrounding it.
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As I strolled west along a narrow street in the historic center, eyes blinded by the late-afternoon sun, with the closely set buildings hemming in the sight of sky and smells of cooking, the sea felt distant indeed.
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That is to say, all the hypermasculine tension of every Henry Fonda who ever strolled into a saloon is here elevated into a harsh multicultural gumbo that congeals into the worn features of its hero, first-timer Meinhard Neumann.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - The African National Congress (ANC) strolled toward victory in South Africa's election on Friday, partial results showed, though the party is on course for its worst performance in a national poll in its 25 years in government.
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Donald Trump's weird week just got weirder as he strolled out to surprise a White House tour group only to make his grand entrance in front of a portrait of former first lady and his 2016 rival Hillary Clinton.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Early Thursday morning after what seemed like an all-night shouting match in Israel's Knesset, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu strolled out of the parliamentary chamber, thrilled at the passage of the nation-state bill he had championed.
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As they talked, Robert strolled through the expansive back yard, his eyes taking in the trees and the boxwoods and the wondrous grass, the absolute un-Manhattan aspect of this sanctuary, but also appreciating the bluestone paths and terrace.
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On Wednesday morning, Mr. Cruz strolled through a diner here, taking a seat at patrons' tables, filming a congratulatory video for the graduating seniors of Ball State University in Muncie, and grilling the residents on their breakfasts of choice.
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We got serious déjà-vu at last year's Met Gala, when Kim Kardashian strolled in wearing this same sort of naked dress with a long, feathered train — a lot like Beyoncé's dress from the same event, three years prior.
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On that Saturday in early December, the men in sailor suits who strolled out at the top of the show to back Cher up on "If I Could Turn Back Time" didn't make much of an impression on me.
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" Joshua Sandoval Garcia, a 22-year-old abstract artist who strolled by, was struck by the young girl's face and took his own photos, which he said he would use as a reference "when I have an artist's block.
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At the end Tuesday night, as Liverpool's players pumped their fists and embraced their coach Jürgen Klopp — rightly celebrating a hard-earned, hard-fought night — Bayern's strolled to their fans, packed into one corner in the Anfield Road Stand.
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It appears he might have had some sort of protective suit on because he was not collapsing as he strolled across the lawn with the Washington Monument in the background ... and less than a mile from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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The pair looked relaxed as they strolled through the canopied vendors: Jackson sported a black zip-up hoodie and black workout shorts while his female companion donned jean cut-off shorts, a blue and white-striped sweater and a tan hat.
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Boogie wasn't going to Steph Curry target you with his mouthguard toss—he's better than that—but the man strolled fumingly into the stands and flung the shit out of his mouthpiece after his sixth foul, while getting the boot.
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The comedy legend showed up on the red carpet wearing fuzzy slippers, listened to Tina Fey and Amy Poehler praise her and then strolled up to the stage on the arm of Steve Carell to pick up a Lifetime Achievement Award.
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At a park dedicated to a city founding father, accountant Mack Stilson used his lunch break to run through a set of bluegrass songs on his mandolin as a tour group strolled by snapping selfies and bike commuters whizzed past.
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The 23-year-old Swiss, not playing on Centre Court for the first time since 23, displayed his usual panache as he strolled through the opening two sets to stretch his streak of consecutive sets won at Wimbledon to 20.
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PRETORIA, May 10 (Reuters) - The African National Congress (ANC) strolled toward victory in South Africa's election on Friday, partial results showed, though the party is on course for its worst performance in a national poll in its 25 years in government.
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I've stayed the night at an abandoned summer camp, biked the Golden Gate Bridge, saw Red Rocks, hiked Camelback Mountain, ate more pizza than I care to admit, and strolled the Chicago Art Institute until my feet were sore and puffy.
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The Migos rapper had his arm around his wife — and mother to his 3-month-old daughter Kulture Kiari — as she strolled in a grey bathrobe and Louis Vuitton pink furry slides while clutching a Balenciaga bag and a fuzzy blanket.
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Once they emerged—the groom in a sharp blue suit and the bride in an elegant white wedding dress—they strolled along the cliff, and Valentina captured wonderful photos as the couple exchanged vows in front of the epic scenery.
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There have also been a number of human incursions, including one at last year's Singapore race when a lone intruder ambled across the floodlit track midway through the race and then strolled by the metal fences as cars came past.
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The 20 seconds of footage published on Saturday by website TMZ, apparently from a security camera, shows the suspect carrying a bag and clothing in his left hand as he strolled with other passengers past luggage carousels at Fort Lauderdale's airport.
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Slovenian Dalila Jakupovic strolled to a 6-4 6-3 win over Poland's Magdalena Frech to book a quarter-final berth against the winner of the all-British showdown between Johanna Konta and Heather Watson, which will be played on Thursday.
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Wynn and his wife, Andrea Hissom, strolled into the super exclusive Le Club 55 Wednesday in St. Tropez ... and, while he ain't exactly grinning in this pic, the vacay is a clear sign he's not hiding after the sexual misconduct allegations.
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Washington (CNN)Like the thousands of tourists who flock to Washington, D.C., every summer, the visitors who strolled through the national mall in humid weather this week came to marvel at the monuments devoted to iconic US leaders and events.
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Diamondbacks 12, Yankees 23 PHOENIX — If the Yankees strolled into town finally feeling good about themselves after winning three consecutive series against two division leaders and the defending World Series champions, they were met with some discomfiting sights on Monday.
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The hours-long international press coverage provided Kim and his advisers with a mint opportunity to change the world's perceptions about North Korea, as Kim strolled leisurely with the leader of one of the most economically powerful countries in the world.
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Pedals, a beloved American black bear who walked upright and strolled around the suburbs of New Jersey like a Hanna-Barbera cartoon come to life, was believed to have been killed by a hunter last week, animal welfare activists said.
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We would catch each other's glance, sharing a fleeting moment of worry as clusters of heavily armed gendarmes walked earnestly past at the airport, or as an armed officer strolled by with a muzzled dog at the outdoor shopping center.
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Accompanied by his wife, Louise, and his sons, Mr. Jones strolled into the Brookwood Baptist Church in Mountain Brook, an upscale Birmingham suburb, picking up his ballot from a line of tables backed by a cross and a Christmas tree.
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The Hanfu enthusiasts who met this past Saturday were celebrating the 15 years since Wang Letian, a power utility worker, strolled through Zhengzhou, a city in central China, wearing old-style robes, an event recorded on the country's then-emerging internet.
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In San Pedro Tapanatepec, on the 16th day of the migration, the group laid out their plastic sheeting in the town's central plaza, in the shade cast by the Catholic church, then strolled down the hill to jump in a river.
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Woodfox, who is sixty-nine, strolled along Malcolm X Boulevard with three former Panthers: his best friend, Robert King, one of the Angola 3, as well as Atno Smith and B. J. Johnson, members of local chapters of the Party.
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Later that night, the two men met Chief Banks and Mr. Reichberg for dinner on Lexington Avenue and then strolled over to a Torah dedication ceremony at a Chabad-Lubavitch office on Fifth Avenue, where all they danced with the scroll.
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Mets 210, Marlins 2 Two and a half hours before the start of the Mets' game against the Miami Marlins on Sunday, the team's assistant athletic trainer, Brian Chicklo, strolled through the home dugout with a large box of hand warmers.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Seventh seed Alexander Zverev of Germany strolled past childhood friend Andrey Rublev 23-22 26-22 6-4 on Monday to end the Russian's 15-match winning streak and book his maiden quarter-final spot in the Australian Open.
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After ordering a smoothie and an egg, spinach, and spicy mayo breakfast sandwich as my first meal in Joshua Tree, I strolled down the street to do a spot of vintage shopping while waiting for my breakfast to be made.
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After coffee at the Old World-style Le Square Trousseau restaurant and pastries at Blé Sucré bakery, Mr. Tondo strolled the streets, musing on fried veal, poached calf brains and other old-school dishes to which he adds contemporary embellishments.
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The social media savvy 22-year-old has also strolled down the runway at a Paris fashion show, offered up designs for Boston Marathon T-shirts and painted his own special touch on a pair of shoes for his mother's birthday.
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On a recent Friday night, two young men casually carried liquor bottles into one of those chapters, Phi Delta Theta, where people had gathered to watch a football game, and two more strolled out later holding plastic cups of beer.
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In Corregimiento la Victoria, 56-year-old Ricardo Rodriguez strolled about the unfinished wooden skeletons of a pig sty and chicken coop he'd built six months before after government agents had visited his village and agreed with him on projects.
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At the Space Center, we walked through a new memorial to Apollo 1—including a wall dedicated to my grandfather and the other men who attempted the rescue—and strolled under the massive Saturn V rocket hung from the rafters.
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The next day, the Warriors strolled into the Cavs' Quicken Loans Arena — where they won last year's N.B.A. championship — and dominated the home team, winning each of the first three quarters by double digits, and eventually coming away with a 292-212 victory.
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Sometimes I strolled down and did stuff by the zoo; just random shit to mess with people wherever it seemed appropriate: juggling, human blockhead, nail beds, fire breathing, eating bugs, knife throwing, being a human pincushion—all that good old-fashioned sideshow entertainment.
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After receiving the harshest sentence of any American who's ever leaked classified information, Manning strolled out of the Kentucky military prison, slid on a fresh pair of black low-top Converse sneakers, and made a beeline for a fresh slice of pepperoni pizza.
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He first greeted Macron with an 210-second shake, then embraced him twice during a joint press conference, for 323 and 232 seconds, before engaging in their marathon adieu last Friday -- 21.6 seconds of manual contortions as they strolled down the Champs-Élysées.
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EditorsNote: Removes incorrect stat from 3rd graf Bryn Forbes scored a season-high 24 points and pulled down a career-high 11 rebounds to lead a balanced San Antonio attack as the Spurs strolled past the visiting Phoenix Suns 111-86 on Tuesday.
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From her enigmatic photographs, or the half-buried historical traumas that haunt these "landscapes of bereavement and implacable homelessness", readers of the great W.G. Sebald—another self-exiled German—will suspect that his shade has strolled with Ms Kinsky by the Lea.
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We didn't spend the summer in frigid silence (we drank beers on our roof, strolled in Prospect Park, and, hello, we saw the third Captain America), but the disconnect I felt from my own body had wormed its way into my relationship.
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A study from Stanford last year, for example, found that young adults who walked for an hour through campus parkland were less anxious afterward and performed better on a test of working memory than if they had strolled along a busy street.
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YUTIAN, China (Reuters) - On a recent morning in Yutian, a dusty town bisected by the highway that connects Beijing to the sea, Su Meiquan strolled into a dealership packed with hulking trucks and prepared to drive off with a brand new rig.
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For another example of Nicki truly destroying the vocal chords of her French fans, please refer to exhibit A: video footage of surprise-inducing screeching when Minaj strolled out for "Flawless (Remix)" during Bey and Jay's On the Run tour in 2014.
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While Arsène Wenger's side strolled to a 4-0 win against Aston Villa, Tottenham imploded with a 5-1 defeat to already relegated Newcastle and ended up finishing behind their North London rivals – this despite having their best league season in decades.
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"I can't say," he said, his usual response when journalists at the hotel asked him about his work as he strolled the lobby juggling half-eaten bags of Lay's potato chips, Starbucks beverages and Diet Coke, his hair tousled and tie loosened.
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This means its people are well accustomed to walking among trees, and are therefore excellent trekkers, and as I sat, panting, on what might well have been a sacred rock, grandmothers in nylon windbreakers and hiking boots strolled past me, nodding their hellos.
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WASHINGTON — The House Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi, strolled before the cameras on Thursday with defeat at her back once more, projecting a well-worn swagger — brash, defiant, more than a little off key — as she insisted that her moment had not passed.
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"Thanks for giving us Donald Trump," an older woman heckled recently, adding an expletive as Mr. Comey strolled through a Yale Law School building, where he had come for a talk that focused largely on his fateful 2016 decisions and attendant personal anguish.
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The suspect, a man wearing a blue T-shirt and baseball cap, strolled into San Francisco's Dennis Rae Fine Art on Sunday and walked out with an etching titled "Surrealistic Bullfight: Burning Giraffe," created by Dalí between 1966 and 1967, according to KGO.
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Cardi's got her face covered by a blinged-out mask and her boobs out in a see-through dress, an easy to make sure all eyes stayed on her as she strolled into the Laundered Works Corp show Thursday in support of Offset.
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To get started, I drove from Berkeley to Santa Cruz, the hippie town where locals once sued Huntington Beach over the trademark Surf City U.S.A. I parked near a sea cliff where beautiful youth strolled sunny sidewalks radiating physical well-being and belonging.
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In one of my favorite studies from this year, researchers found that older women who regularly strolled about two miles a day, or a little more than 4,000 steps, lived longer than women who covered only about 2,000 steps, or a mile.
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Chapman got a little encouragement with two outs — his Yankees teammate C.C. Sabathia, who began his career in Cleveland and was honored this week for his contributions on and off the field, strolled to the mound to talk to the hard thrower.
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The Tightrope Walker: British Prime Minister Theresa May British Prime Minister Theresa May arrived at the White House just seven days after Trump took office, and found herself hand-in-hand with the new President as they strolled along the Rose Garden.
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Instead, President Donald Trump strolled into the Senate Republican's lunch last Tuesday reinvigorated by the end of special counsel Robert Mueller's probe and with a surprise announcement to make: He wanted to put health care at the top of the GOP agenda.
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As we strolled, I wondered if Mr. Cumurcu had any qualms about what his heroism later led to: the erosion of wider democratic values and the arrest of thousands of dissidents in a postcoup crackdown — including dozens of journalists like Mr. Gursel.
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Last Saturday morning, the robbers allegedly strolled into the crowded store, scooped as many pieces of electronics off the display tables as their arms could carry, and then just casually jogged out as the Apple customers and staff looked on, completely dumbfounded.
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Just days ago, the Bernie Sanders campaign was buoyed by the image of tens of thousands of screaming supporters crammed into parks and iconic New York landmarks and iPhone-wielding mobs swarming the senator as he strolled down the sidewalks of Manhattan.
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While at the expo I strolled between the aisles talking to exhibitors, asking them about their thoughts on the release of Black Panther, what it's like tabling at an all-black comic convention, and why they chose to tell stories through comics.
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During their one-on-one date, Jed largely let Hannah lead, holding her hand as they strolled through Boston, not being too aggro in the close quarters of the photo booth, and shyly kissing her in front of patrons at the bar from Cheers.
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The documentarist David Attenborough has ended up in a lot of singular situations over the years (like that time he oh-so-Britishly strolled toward a group of supposed cannibals running at him), but in his new program he may have topped them all.
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The musician, 225, strolled out his office in Calabasas, California, on Wednesday wearing a red "Make America Great Again" hat and his phone in hand after a full day of controversial tweets (over 22018!), some of which declared his love for President Donald Trump.
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SALY, Senegal (Reuters) - Two days after al Qaeda gunman shot dead 18 people on an Ivory Coast beach, tourists strolled nonchalantly down a similar stretch of sand in the Senegalese resort of Saly on Tuesday, browsing trinkets on sale and paddling in the Atlantic.
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Following a tour of the South Korean side of the DMZ, which also took in a windswept guard post and a canteen where troops presented the president with a golfing outfit, Mr Trump strolled towards the dividing line in the truce village of Panmunjom.
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Angels HOUSTON — Astros manager A.J. Hinch played the role of soothsayer when he strolled to the mound in the ninth inning on Friday night and removed Lance McCullers, informing his starter that any temporary disappointment would soon yield to pride when victory was in hand.
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Clare Waight Keller, the artistic director of Givenchy who was behind Meghan's fairy tale wedding dress, was clearly stunned to see her pal when the Duchess of Sussex strolled out onstage to announce Waight Keller won the award for British Womenswear Designer of the Year.
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The 'Full House' star was seen attempting to hide her face behind a yoga mat Saturday as she left a class in Westwood and strolled through a parking lot back to her car ... clearly not wanting to give paps a clear shot of her mug.
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CreditCreditPhoto Illustration by Tracy Ma/The New York Times; Getty Images (hand) When Akihiko Kondo, a 35-year-old school administrator in Tokyo, strolled down the aisle in a white tuxedo in November, his mother was not among the 40 well-wishers in attendance.
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On a recent Sunday in Windhoek's Chinatown, where dozens of shops occupy a series of long warehouses in the city's industrial district, Namibian families strolled the lanes, haggling over everything from knockoff Nikes and plastic children's toys to solar panels and secondhand mobile phones.
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The dining room at Bota Bota was unexpectedly closed so we disembarked and strolled a short way to Rue Saint-Paul Ouest, scoring a table at Barroco, a popular European-style bistro, and feasted on plates of oysters, fresh bread, squash soup and winter salads.
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As visitors strolled through a recent display of Madame de Pompadour's coffee grinder, an 1840s Sèvres porcelain coffee set, tea canisters, sugar bowls and other European decorative arts at the Detroit Institute of Arts, the scent of roasted coffee beans arose in one room.
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Last month, the typically uber-tan tourists stumbled around with their usual gait, the Silom district still reeled with knock-off watches being sold next to bars full of overly friendly lady boys while Muslim women in burqas and on their cellphones strolled by.
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SYRACUSE — After a three-hour flight delay caused by a mechanical issue, another two and a half hours in the air and a short bus ride from the airport, the Mets finally strolled into the Embassy Suites lobby here in Syracuse at 11:42 p.m.
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CHRIS JENNINGS, who also worked on health care reform in the Obama White House and then advised the Clinton campaign: I walked into the streets of New York about 2:30 am or so and just strolled the alleys for hours by myself until daybreak.
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With an emergency response team guarding them and announcements blaring over the loudspeakers, visitors strolled through a facility crawling with rodents and mold and so overcrowded that inmates were packed three to a cell, dangling their hands over the rusted bars as the tour group passed by.
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You could sense it as the Houston Texans wide receiver strolled around the Carnival Breeze in Galveston, which was hosting a brunch in honor of Mother's Day and his team's new corporate partnership with the cruise line, either in that order or the other way around.
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I'm not usually big on rereading — there are far too many new books to get to — but this year I'm planning to go back to Bulgakov's darkly fantastical novel, which describes what happened when the Devil himself strolled into Moscow one summer day in the 1930s.
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For many of the women who strolled upper Madison Avenue on a recent fall day, it was time to shed the hoodies, biker coats, platform sneakers and country-style floral dresses that until recently denoted cool in favor of a genteelly understated, increasingly formal and durable look.
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Boundaries set ahead of talks A CNN team witnessed his arrival on Sunday at the luxurious St Regis Hotel in Singapore, noting that he strolled leisurely to the elevators to go to his suite, seemingly oblivious to the multitude of spectators firmly trained on his every movement.
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In 1992, I remember feeling slightly dazed when Max Frankel, then the executive editor, strolled over to my desk to say that the Metro editor, Gerald Boyd, was willing to allow me one modifier, but not two, to describe the victorious Republican Senate candidate, Al D'Amato.
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It's the kind of excitement I'd almost given up on for what would inevitably be a third remake, assuming it would be strolled out at some point with all the wrong stars or that the studio would insist on an ending untrue to the first three.
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The Patriots' leader, Joey Gibson, strolled into the crowd of ninjas, where he was sprayed with Silly String, hit in the head with a can of it and then attacked with what may have been pepper spray before state police officers in riot gear restored order.
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"I have hesitated to come out, eating at home as much as possible, ordering home-delivery food," said Park Hae-il, 24, a university student, who strolled in the largely empty alleys of the shopping district of Dongseong-ro with a friend, both wearing face masks.
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The Swiss, who has fallen to 57 in the rankings, strolled to the first set in just 23 minutes after breaking Copil in the sixth game, but the Romanian became more and more comfortable as the match went on and bagged the second set after a tiebreak.
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In any case, the 26-year-old wound up on the cops' radar again on Saturday after he allegedly walked into a Home Depot in suburban Philadelphia, picked up a table saw and a drill, and then strolled out without paying for them, according to police.
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As I interviewed Sanders supporters at a debate-watching party Thursday night, Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield strolled unannounced into a back room at Milly's Tavern and sat down at the end of a long table, grabbing a quick bite before a scheduled pep talk for the Sanders fans.
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As the group strolled around the museum — which, by the way, also displays the engagement ring Nick previously picked out for Kaitlyn Bristowe — it quickly became obvious that Nick was very much avoiding Liz, refusing to make eye contact with her and awkwardly slinking away whenever she approached him.
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The ex-adult film star was beaming Friday night as she strolled through LAX -- without any makeup at that -- as she reacted to the news that five of the officers who went undercover and arrested her at a strip joint in Columbus will be reprimanded by their department.
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As they strolled through the empty Robing Room, where the queen dons her imperial state crown and ceremonial robes before addressing Parliament, Ms. Siegal, flouting several centuries of royal decorum, tried to climb right into the room's Chair of State, only to be held back by her horrified host.
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He was also a fan of Coco Pops and – like all Brits – a strong cup of PG Tips tea Despite having homes in Saint-Tropez, LA, Dallas and London, his favored his home in Goring-on-Thames, where he happily strolled around the garden pruning flowers and gossiping.
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Hmm, about that... Watch Broadly spend a weekend at the biggest lesbian party in the world: I'm sure all of this crossed the minds of those who marched in this Sunday's pride parade, as we strolled our town's streets with more rainbow than Eagle Pass has likely ever seen.
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We strolled in together and within about seven hours I'd tried to fish a borderline unconscious man out of a stream, cheerfully introduced myself to some guy I forgot didn't know me because I only recognized him from a school friend's Facebook photos and then sprained my ankle.
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The soundtrack from "Ziggy Stardust: The Motion Picture" played, and a dim blue light filled Sotheby's auction rooms in London as guests strolled in on Thursday night for the first of three eagerly anticipated sales of some 350 works from Bowie's art collection on behalf of his estate.
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If you've surveyed the covers of women's magazines, watched Dr. Oz's TV show, or strolled down the supplement aisle at the grocery store, you might think your metabolism is a single thing that can be calibrated with "metabolism boosters" like chili peppers or coffee, or by following special diets.
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He then casually strolled out the door at South Central Regional Jail in Charleston to freedom at around 6 AM. It took until Thursday night before the jail finally realized he had escaped—even though staff was supposed to have done three rounds of head counts before then.
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"The whole process has gone mad," said Jason Smithers, another Conservative politician and the incoming mayor of Higham Ferrers, as he strolled through the town, which has yellow-brick houses that look straight out of a Jane Austen novel and a grocer selling organic duck and goose eggs.
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Less than an hour later, Trump, soaking in the adulation of a wildly cheering crowd, strolled on stage in Indiana to the strains of Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the USA" and opened his speech with a boast about his 2016 presidential win in the state and his economic record.
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BamBrogan, in a suit filed Tuesday, alleges that in retaliation for informing investors about breaches of fiduciary duty by company leaders, former chief legal officer Afshin Pishevar — brother of board chair Shervin Pishevar — allegedly "strolled through Hyperloop One's office and placed a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's chair," according to the complaint.
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"They're not in a cluster," said Daphne, trying with every muscle to be patient, "they're in a line, and it's not monkeys, and it's FINE," and then their boss strolled by and Gwen was mercifully unable to reply because she was busy hiding what Daphne assumed were ten thousand WebMD tabs.
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After hitting Fenway Park on Wednesday to watch the Boston Red Sox clobber the Colorado Rockies 10-2, Smith spent the next day in downtown Boston exploring the Beacon Hill neighborhood, where he strolled down popular Charles Street and grabbed coffee at Starbucks before heading to Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall.
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The Oscars red carpet is one of the year's biggest fashion moments but some of the standout looks go beyond all of the gorgeous gowns: This season, stars strolled down the red carpet at the 2018 Academy Awards and all of its stylish Oscar afterparties in head-to-toe high fashion.
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Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin are going public -- the new couple strolled on the beach over the weekend, packed on some PDA and, for good measure ... hung out with Kenny G. Chris and Dakota have been dating for a few months, but previously took great measures to keep it private.
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Miller strolled into the clubhouse Saturday morning, ducked his lean, 6-foot-7 frame into his dressing stall, and spoke so dispassionately about his anticipated move to an eighth-inning setup role (with Betances taking over the seventh) that he sounded like a decaffeinated television analyst discussing it from the booth.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jonathan Van Ness from 'Queer Eye' strolled hand-in-hand through DC and people went nuts5 clothing brands we count on for high-quality and affordable women's basics'Queer Eye' star Karamo Brown shares his biggest career setback — and how he turned rejection into a personal win
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Because we weren't staying in one of the many Negril hotels, we had to find another way of accessing the beach, so we strolled through a small art market, indulging a couple of aggressive salespeople who showed us portraits of Bob Marley and green, yellow and black shotglasses and beaded bracelets.
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The university moved the program there in 18803 in an effort to foster the kind of bohemian bonhomie that has been vanishing in waves since the eras when Eugene O'Neill took Broadway, Bob Dylan plugged in and Carrie Bradshaw strolled by in stilettos (not to mention Sarah Jessica Parker herself).
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For their part, many Republicans on Thursday, as they strolled into a lunch of various meats and chocolate-covered bacon sponsored by the other Republican senator from Iowa, Joni Ernst, declined to say whether they would prefer to have the Supreme Court nominee named by Mr. Trump or Mr. Obama.
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Seeking to add more pizazz to chess, Agon even used the Moscow event to try to rebrand Caruana and his rivals as hip, inviting photographers to take pictures of them as they strolled together across Red Square, as if they were members of a cool albeit unusually intelligent boy band.
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In the current issue of the Weekly Standard, Kristol, shot back in an essay called "Donald and Decadence": There's no reason to believe most D.C. lobbyists would recognize such a threat if it strolled into their well-appointed offices and plopped itself down on one of their well-upholstered settees.
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CreditCreditHarris Mizrahi for The New York Times On a Tuesday morning in June 33, Nathan Brown, a reporter for The Times-News, the local paper in Twin Falls, Idaho, strolled into the office and cleared off a spot for his coffee cup amid the documents and notebooks piled on his desk.
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As hedge funds take a greater role in newspaper chains, journalists at the Chicago Tribune and elsewhere are sending out an S.O.S. On a cold Chicago morning last month, Gary Marx, a veteran investigative reporter, took his dog for a walk and then strolled over to the affluent Lincoln Park neighborhood.
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Alexandre Alajbegovic, a thirty-two-year-old Frenchman, strolled through the campus of Columbia University the other day, freshly arrived from Lourmarin, a small town the color of a sunset, concealed in the hills above the Côte d'Azur, where Albert Camus is buried, and where Alajbegovic helps manage the writer's estate.
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EditorsNote: Changed to "second-leading scorer" in 3rd graf Jared Butler scored 163 points, 16 of them in a dominating first half, as top-ranked Baylor strolled to a 70-59 win over No. 14 West Virginia on Saturday afternoon in a key Big 12 Conference dustup in Waco, Texas.
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The top three officials at the Justice Department strolled to dinner together Wednesday evening with smiles less than eight hours after Attorney General Jeff Sessions launched his first public rebuttal to President Donald Trump's latest fusillade on Sessions' "disgraceful" handling of Republican allegations of surveillance abuses at the department and FBI.
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Walking past rows of newly harvested grapevines and clusters of lavender, the guests strolled through silvery-leaved olive trees heavy with unripe fruit (the family runs a small olive-oil business) to arrive at a small gazebo perched on a rise, surrounded by panoramic views of the rolling, lion-colored Amador County hills.
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After going after Minaj (Cardi says because she was talking smack about Cardi's mothering skills) during a high profile New York Fashion Week party, the "Be Careful" rapper strolled out of the event, escorted by authorities, seemingly nonplussed by the goose egg on her forehead she received as she charged at Minaj.
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"I hate to be morbid, but knowing the way of person he was, it's probably a long time coming, seeing that he was responsible for so many other families' and people's misery over the years," he said as he walked around Boston Harbor's Castle Island, where Mr. Bulger frequently strolled with his associates.
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He was instantly recognizable as he strolled down Madison Avenue — a tall, slender, blue-eyed, still boyish-looking man in his spotless three-piece vanilla bespoke suit, pinstriped silk shirt with a starched white high collar, bright handkerchief peeking from his breast pocket, watch on a fob, faux spats and white shoes.
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Many years of acting on this belief may or may not explain the weird and embarrassing scene at the G-7 summit in Taormina, in which six of the advanced world's leaders strolled together a few hundred yards through the historic city, but Trump followed behind, driven in an electric golf cart.
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As we strolled to a nearby park, Fahim explained that in Iran he had no identity papers or right to school or work, and that he was often abused by police—all because he was born with one Afghan parent, and the Iranian government affords no rights to those of Afghan descent.
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They strolled to Starbucks for chai lattes on brisk Sunday mornings while I slept off my hangover and continued to exhibit typical mid-20s behavior: flitting from random job to even more random job without having any clue what the hell I wanted to do with my life, and linking myself to wholly inappropriate men.
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" Hyperloop One co-founder BamBrogan, in a suit filed last week against the company's leaders, alleged that in retaliation for informing investors about company leaders' breaches of fiduciary duty, former chief legal officer Afshin Pishevar — brother of board chair Shervin Pishevar — "strolled through Hyperloop One's office and placed a hangman's noose on BamBrogan's chair.
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Even Utah's 4-5 first round upset wasn't exactly life affirming, what with the Los Angeles Clippers slowly losing their minds on national TV while Joe Johnson and a rotating cast of sick/healthy small market stars strolled on and off the court, delicately picking the meager Clippers remains off their shaking, panicked, aging bones.
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During a down and dirty, all-bodies-to-the-floor jump ball contest between Aron Baynes and Larry Nance, Jr., while everyone else was throwing themselves onto the pile and letting themselves get taken over by the spirit of rowdy-boy competition, Jeff just strolled over slowly and stood and watched at middle distance.
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One of the first things visitors saw when they walked through the gates was a giant electric guitar—rising 3.53 feet over the park's central lagoon, the statue loomed into view as park-goers strolled past the bell towers of the entry plaza, modeled after the buildings in the cover art of Hotel California.
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Our beautiful pumpkins, the ones we carefully handpicked on our last trip Upstate; the ones I held as we strolled through a pumpkin patch hand-in-hand; the ones I clutched as Big casually mentioned he may or may not be moving to Paris for a year and I'd have to just deal with it, were gone.
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I remember seeing a cluster of men and women from the school's fencing team, one of the best college fencing programs in the nation, a pipeline for Olympians, walking through the center of campus at noon, in their college warmups, with not a single one of their classmates apparently aware of who strolled to class alongside them.
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