"Goes for a walk" = STROLLS, and "tiny" suggests WEE.
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No one wants police to keep interrupting people's evening strolls. ■
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He doesn't look up, he just strolls past me chatting.
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Did your research involve lots of strolls along the shoreline?
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Glover strolls in, shoots, and walks away nonchalantly and untouched.
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Springtime strolls around our homes are more than pleasant diversions.
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He strolls into the police station, telling Jess he's her lawyer.
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This is where Parisians walk their dogs and go on strolls.
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Still, he wouldn't trade those strolls with his kids for anything.
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Eventually he strolls in, feet comfortably ensconced in his flat brogues.
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Before he strolls offstage, he launches his guitar toward the heavens.
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But my intensity level is crazy, and she like strolls in.
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Scholarly strolls and boozy cruises in the ultimate British college town.
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Now, he just hangs his head low and strolls to the line.
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Felix strolls her upstairs just in time to watch Sylvester lobotomize Clem.
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Justin Jordan strolls through his field of stunted cornstalks in Lacona, Iowa.
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He still strolls the streets of New York, smiling and dismayingly normal.
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Vivian Ruiz del Vizo strolls with her dogs at the Monte Sacro ranch.
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A young man strolls by and pulls the dog from the snake's grasp.
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The next time the defense strolls into the courtroom, Cochran's in the lead.
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LONDON — It's not everyday that an enormous crocodile strolls into someone's back garden.
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He strolls down Lucy Vincent Beach, gabbing on his cellphone along the way.
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We have recommendations for a long weekend, including scholarly strolls and boozy cruises.
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Prince Albert is known for its food and on our strolls we indulged.
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An old rancher strolls into her office, seeking help deciphering a credit card bill.
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Kai casually strolls out of the prison next to Gloria dressed as a guard.
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But then he strolls in the park and eats a pastry and feels restored.
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The robber strolls to the waiting SUV, jumps in and the vehicle takes off.
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I've been followed and stopped while taking evening strolls in Cleveland and other cities.
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He strolls along Lake Michigan in Chicago and visits Elysian Park in Los Angeles.
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Colvin strolls through a rural, dirt-floor compound, debating history with a nameless source.
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It will leave behind the main plot to take long strolls through rural Mexico.
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One fair night, a dapper gentleman, in jacket and tie, strolls across a street.
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But before play resumes, the coach strolls to midcourt to discuss strategy with her.
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But that ending, perhaps, belongs to his other story, the one where Messi strolls through games as he strolls past opponents, where everything is a breeze, and he leaves the field having barely broken a sweat, not a hair out of place.
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Woods strolls out of the elevator alone, wearing a flouncy floral dress and furry slides.
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Heft's love of sewing is evident as one strolls around her humble Clearwater, Fla. home.
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Things go from bad to worse for her when Lawrence strolls in late with Aparna.
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A woman strolls with children by Union Square Park, about two miles from the scene.
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But there will be no romantic strolls as he delegates another friend to do it.
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Alex Roetter strolls over from another building, scans his security badge, and leads me inside.
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He strolls around with a smile and gets mixed up in a classic Western showdown.
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Louis strolls to her place with his pajamas and his toothbrush in a paper bag.
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In the evenings, he strolls along the High Line or goes golfing in the Bronx.
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It lies dormant for a second, then uncurls its legs and strolls across his hand.
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I've been on-site quite a bit, not really going for leisurely strolls around Melbourne.
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But that doesn't matter — nothing else matters — when Blue Ivy Carter strolls and steals the show.
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She strolls up to a walker, like it's no big deal, and lets it eat her.
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Candlelit dinners, nights at the theater, and strolls through Central Park are great for cinematic relationships.
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And with that, the family strolls out of the house and into the great wide world.
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You have visions of parks and brunches, train journeys and crosswords, matinee performances and moonlit strolls.
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"Someone strolls into brunch 15 minutes late and says, 'Oh my God, the Metro,'" she said.
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After dinner, people chatted under a statue of Chairman Mao in the square and took strolls.
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People seemed hooked on the news, even at parties and between strolls on the red carpet.
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That's why he's been meditating in parks, taking strolls alone and zoning out on the grass.
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He sometimes talks this way, in long amiable strolls through and around the topic at hand.
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Zuckerberg strolls through the developer conference of Oculus, the VR company he pushed Facebook to acquire Zuckerberg strolls through the developer conference of Oculus, the VR company he pushed Facebook to acquire For the foreseeable future, though, Zuckerberg will have the power to shape Facebook's decisions.
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Fadel and her husband Dan would take nightly strolls down their street just to enjoy the lights.
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Amazingly, that challenge comes to fruition when Ali strolls into sight — and it's a pretty close competition.
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She mouths lines she's supposed to be learning for a scene as she strolls around the room.
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It began like any other run in here, dodging large geese and other prisoners out for strolls.
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Both faced criticism at home when pictures of their strolls in Geneva were plastered across social media.
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He and his on-air crew broke with the customary respectful strolls through publicist-approved talking points.
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An Edwardian gentleman "schooled in conformity," Harry strolls about London, lunches at his club and takes tea.
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A young man in a blood-stained white T-shirt, with horrific facial burns, strolls past me.
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Chubbs the alligator is quite a sight when he strolls across a golf course in Palmetto, Fla.
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But making Kedi wasn't all cats taking lazy strolls along rooftops in front of the setting sun.
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" As she strolls away, she brags to onlookers that, "I think Donald Trump's balloon is not very well.
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She strolls through a ballroom full of clouds and dances in a town full of suited-up women.
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It's also Thanksgiving Day in Canada, celebrated with turkey, football, long strolls and official reasons to be grateful.
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Here's hoping she encounters people who are compassionate, understanding, opinionated, and open to long strolls through Central Park!
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A woman strolls through polluted air in front of a construction site of a residential compound in Wuhan.
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It had become a recent routine of his: taking morning strolls to the nearby shopping center for coffee.
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Twice per night, the "Boo-to-You" parade strolls down Main Street, USA, in Disney World's Magic Kingdom.
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While some waterproof shoes are made specifically for running, others are better for casual strolls or outdoor adventures.
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Mike strolls into the restaurant, past an angry Tuco who confronts Mike about the ding on his car.
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They canceled a vacation, and stopped taking evening strolls around the lake and swimming in the neighborhood pool.
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He is not known to exercise more than the brief strolls beyond his cart on the golf course.
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Giddy with excitement, she strolls through the aisles, tossing anything that catches her fancy into the shopping cart.
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Next, they moved over to treadmills and, still wearing the electrodes, walked barefoot during multiple 90-second strolls.
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Shady Dave strolls in and tells them they can be quiet or they can lick his immense scrotum.
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Mr. Bezos had become a tabloid fixture, with yacht appearances, evening strolls and romantic dinners captured in detail.
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When she hops off a bench and strolls into the night, she could be Billy Elliot's little sister.
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I asked them if they joined in PEGIDA 's strolls every week, and they said that Kucharicky did.
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Usually when Wilson is on a writing sojourn, he goes for mind-clearing strolls, but not this time.
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For their regular strolls, Tito, who cannot walk on his own, hangs out in the pocket of Frank's vest.
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Forget romantic strolls on the beach, discovering the body of a giant fish sounds like a lot more fun.
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When he strolls through his church, past the chipping balustrades, small children run up and smother him with hugs.
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Springtime: A Ghost Story, Michelle de Kretser Catapult Frances takes daily strolls through subtropical Sydney to clear her head.
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The next day, as she strolls through the office chatting up different executives, she pauses to rattle MJ's cage.
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She settles on an orange jeweled skirt ("goldfish," she calls it), and strolls into her perfectly-lit marble bathroom.
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Always expecting every other member of the animal kingdom to acknowledge our presence while we take our leisurely strolls.
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Done with lunch, Yi strolls over to her next set of classes located in what students call "The Quad."
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It's a few minutes shy of 6 on a Friday, and Gabriel strolls into the misty San Francisco evening.
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Nicolas Batum, picked up at Portland's offseason fire sale, strolls around flicking skip passes and reaching into passing lanes.
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Afternoon strolls and evening bike rides call for patio-side rosé in the shadows of drawbridges on the canal.
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The song is skeptical about love, and at the beginning of the video, iLoveMakonnen strolls morosely on the beach.
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She strolls in from the wings, acknowledges the audience casually and notices that her microphone stand lacks a microphone.
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That means there's plenty of fodder for more evening strolls, but this time in Cambridge, Massachusetts, instead of Manhattan.
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Pauline Yip, 65, another neighbor, said she often saw pregnant women taking strolls around the residence in the afternoon.
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During the day, you can take advantage of Singapore's cultural diversity with strolls through Indian, Malay, and Chinese neighborhoods.
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Yet, considering it's January, that doesn't necessarily mean it's time to pack a picnic or take leisurely strolls around town.
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It's pretty cool ... he strolls with some hardcore fans as curious peeps look on wondering what the commotion's all about.
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In the Paul Thomas Anderson-directed clip, Thom Yorke casually strolls through a series of family living rooms, completely unnoticed.
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As he strolls down the sidewalk, blinking blearily in the sun, he's suddenly passed by several people in cow costumes.
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Theroux strolls up to investigate, but the shifty pair has nothing to say other than they're making their own movie.
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After the show, he strolls around topless in the bar while tapping away on his phone, attracting lots of attention.
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In one clip, the star strolls along, pulling her hat down over her eyes while cameras flash in the background.
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Weekend strolls through the park or just normal walks can help, while exercises like yoga can help clear your head.
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On Tennis Naomi Osaka's noisy morning strolls around New York are on the verge of getting quite a bit noisier.
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The two are only interrupted when Rollie Fingers, in his oddly placed Oakland Athletics jacket, strolls by to say hello.
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As I start the first trill my 15-year-old daughter, who these days speaks mostly in sarcasm, strolls by.
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But while Messi's strolls have led him into cul-de-sacs with no exits, Ronaldo's have been paved with goals.
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Unlike leisurely strolls taken by other presidents, Mr. Bush did not get out of the car until he and Mrs.
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Sometimes my strolls take me to this bridge, which stretches across the train tracks leading to the Gare de l'Est.
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And speaking of Tyler, he openly strolls around the ship and sits in the mess hall to chat with Burnham.
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It's at this point that someone strolls through the door with stacks of delicious pizza, all your favourite toppings, for free.
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For an alternative, watch the sentimental tear-jerker "Walking Distance," about a man who strolls into a scene of his childhood.
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You need to take your time with some things in life, like strolls along the beach, lunches with friends, and hugs.
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Here's how I see a scenario going down: A black James Bond strolls into some high-class venue all suited up.
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" Of reading the paper after their beach strolls, she adds, "He was on the front pages of all of the papers!
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When they're not eating one another, or getting dressed like humans, gators like to take casual strolls across golf courses, apparently.
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They sleep on the same carpet square, share their meals and go on long strolls along the road near their home.
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Why not take your celebrity of choice along so you don't feel lonely at movies, restaurants or on romantic city strolls?
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During one of these joint-assisted strolls, I was fantasizing about running into my dad, who still lives in the city.
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At the 40-minute mark, as Corrigan strolls wistfully through a horse stable, I turned it off and opened Scruff instead.
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The guy casually strolls up the sidewalk ... and then pulls out a gun and fires on the Red Sox legend's back.
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I drove the 13-mile scenic loop through the park in a single afternoon, going for short strolls along the way.
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Jailed under apartheid, Mr. Mazibuko is greeted as a hero as he strolls down the streets where his friends were shot.
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Watch in horror (horror!) as this crafty bird strolls into a café, selects a bag of chips and walks away — without paying.
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They started with short strolls, building up to long walks that helped both drop weight — in one year, O'Grey lost 160 lbs.
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But just as Davis is getting into the tune, her mom strolls up, looks directly into the camera, and starts to dance.
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Imagine this: Donald Trump, having just been sworn in as the 45th President of the United States, strolls into the Oval Office.
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"Strolls with my girls," Hemsworth captioned the selfie of Cyrus looking off in the distance, seemingly unaware he was taking a photo.
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On Sunday only, the garden will also offer two strolls, led by the naturalist Gabriel Willow: "Fall Birding," at 9:30 a.m.
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There's always live music: a five-piece band that strolls around the yacht, as well as a DJ on the top deck.
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He said these strolls are a necessity — not merely to get out of the house, but also to schedule quality time together.
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In one scene he strolls through a garden in a lavender suit which matches the Cecil Beaton autobiography tucked under his arm.
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Returning to The General Jungle's drawings, it's obvious that the artists savor their park strolls as moments of heavy, almost mawkish contemplation.
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They were 1969 Mets stalwarts, stars after whom my friends and I modeled our boyhood swings and our strolls to the plate.
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There were tasteful bronze sculptures of naked women here and there, and a path around a placid lake built for contemplative strolls.
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To make sure the puppy stayed active, they first hired professional dog walkers to take Mackey on twice-daily, 230-minute strolls.
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In Episode 8, the Young Pope strolls through the steerage section of the papal plane and gazes over a dozing press corps.
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So the heist goes like this: Sparks strolls into Jimmy's at 5:55 PM, he orders a buffet and a Cobra beer.
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Over the course of my visits, I learned that young couples often met for night strolls along this stretch of the Potong.
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PARIS — For Adam Kirkwood, a weekend getaway in Paris that included museum visits and strolls along the Seine had gone pretty smoothly.
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But then the chorus begins and a great, confident moment of self-affirmation strolls into view: "I feel like that…", he repeats.
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The couple took their pup all across the U.S., stopping in Las Vegas, Washington D.C., New York and California for swims and strolls.
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He makes it to the belly of the beast and strolls out of Crispus Attucks with a single duffel bag full of cash.
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Although Reyji must be well into his 70s by now, neighbors report that the guru still strolls down the street in his Speedo.
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Mickey Mouse follows Michael Jackson as he strolls at a shopping street at the Tokyo Disneyland during his sightseeing tour September 29, 1987.
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In such prohibitive conditions, settlers will be limited to living inside the isolated habitats and strolls outside will only be possible using spacesuits.
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Liz Furlong strolls through frames of passion fruit vines at Las Hortelanas, a tiny organic farm in Santa Ana, just outside San Jose.
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Amy Gasaway and her daughter, Amanda Butler, routinely take strolls along the sand of Lake Michigan near Grand Rapids, according to FOX 17.
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In Childe Hassam's painting of a Central Park pond, two swans warily observe the shoreline strolls of women and children in long skirts.
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He strolls into Rose Court with his guitar and takes a seat at the piano anywhere from 15 to 20 hours a month.
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Paparazzi caught Jared and Ivanka taking leisurely strolls, enjoying ice cream cones with their three kids and winding their way down the slopes.
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A man in a squat black top hat and tailored suit jacket strolls through Manhattan's St. Mark's Place on a scorching August evening.
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The overgrown lush and leafy tunnel — a section of an industrial railway — is a favorite place for couples to take long, romantic strolls.
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A marching band on parade startles a horse and what appears to be a young couple strolls, oblivious to the commotion surrounding them.
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Hanawalt strolls Juniper easily down the middle of the street, but as she tries to coax her into a lush meadow, Juniper freezes.
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Sometimes, they take a hint and venture off — I imagine them taking long strolls in the nearby nature preserve, another suburban selling point.
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Liza, Margarita's daughter, strolls in wearing a fur coat, for which Georgiy reprimands her, saying someone could rob or murder her for it.
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At the height of his panic, Beck Bennett's Mike Pence strolls in, fresh off getting "a free lecture" from the cast of Hamilton.
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The beast strolls lazily as Attenborough drops some knowledge next to it—the dino weighed 70 tons, for instance, equivalent to 15 African elephants.
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In the clip, Chase strolls into the family's living room area where his parents Todd, 47, and Julie are packing up a few items.
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PT Joe Biden strolls backstage and soon after Lady Gaga suddenly appears, barefoot and upbeat, moving forward as she hops from foot to foot.
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A pregnant couple strolls into the room and catches the man in the act, though they reveal little to no emotion at the scene.
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Ryan appears in a video released by TMZ Monday, smiling as he strolls through the theme park wearing a bright blue shirt and sunglasses.
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In the clip, Danielle strolls into the restaurant and scratches her head at how to make the table work for their family of nine.
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A man suddenly appears from behind the pillar—he must have been eating there all alone, all along—and strolls up to the counter.
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This cozy yet sophisticated style would work for strolls through an apple orchard or while you're warming up with a cup of hot chocolate.
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Office workers took strolls in the tent city, freed from the usual debilitating sound of roaring bus engines and the choking smell of exhaust.
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They included beachside strolls and Xi saying that previous generations of North Korean and Chinese leaders had visited each other as often as relatives.
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This guy strolls his ass into the store well after 1 PM and is downright perplexed as to why all the exclusives are gone.
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Dreamlike and laconic, the clip follows Allen as he strolls around a pool late at night, haunted and followed by memories and former acquaintances.
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Jagged moon mountains glow cool and silvery blue in the background as the bee herder, hatchet restored, strolls along unfazed by his new surroundings.
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On a Tuesday night, Toronto's most popular camgirl strolls around her downtown condo preparing her two-month-old ragdoll kitten Mozzarella's specialized raw food.
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Book a room with an ocean view and watch as San Diego strolls, runs, bikes, and rollerblade by, and surfers catch early morning waves.
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Steffens said she has relished the expat experience, admiring her new city amid strolls along Margaret Bridge and past the grandiose Hungarian Parliament Building.
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He does not mind when people blast loud music, and he strolls the alleyways near his home in a tank top stained with grease.
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When Strydom finishes her work shift she strolls over to the chamber of commerce, where she converts her existing Ora into the new E-Ora.
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She explains she just wanted Eve's attention, and taunts him, fends off his attack, and strolls away with her sweater still snugly around her shoulders.
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They looked cozy at the premiere of the movie and were spotted taking couple-ish strolls around Los Angeles as early as January of 2010.
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In the photo above, from a scene early in the film, Ginny strolls the shoreline in hopes of spotting a certain lifeguard at his post.
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Pete Davidson's putting dating rumors to rest and making it crystal clear he IS definitely dating Margaret Qualley -- romantic strolls in Italy will do that.
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Or as he strolls along its entry passageway lined in oak shelves, with 1,20183 volumes of other people's poetry organized alphabetically from Brontë to Yeats.
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But strolls in the park and afternoon naps as a family barely mitigated the enormous stress we were under, both individually and as a couple.
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Think of them as a demotic but joyous version of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's old Central Park portals, which turn everyday strolls into grand entrances.
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She weaves around ghosts taking evening strolls along Shuqi Road until she meets Haku, who helps her navigate the spirit world in which she's now trapped.
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In just a few awkward paces it's clear the almost 100-pound suit (including fuel) is built for flying not for long strolls in the park.
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His most prized routine does not consist of strolls in the Tiergarten and hoisting pilsners with fellow artists, but taking his son to school every day.
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In paparazzi shots taken sometime around the video, he strolls around checking his phone and sipping on green juice seeming unfazed by the curiously positioned stain.
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The 70-second teaser, put together by YouTuber TheDoctorOfWill, features Ryan Gosling whistling as he strolls into an abandoned building in an eery orange futurescape. Nailed.
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It strolls the halls of the hospital unseen by the sick and the well, until it comes to a wall where a door of light appears.
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The spoiler to this story is vividly available to anyone who strolls past Suffolk and Rivington Streets and no longer sees trucks loading packages of matzo.
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In the video for the song "Hold Up," Beyoncé strolls down a city street, a placid smile on her face, as she carries a baseball bat.
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"Leave it alone," said Joe Ann Brown, 59, a school aide who lives in Park Slope and strolls the promenade with her daughter almost every weekend.
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Occasionally it's kind of brilliant, such as when he strolls into the castle at the end of the level and hoists the flag there in victory.
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"I've been on-site quite a bit, not really going for leisurely strolls around Melbourne," said Barty, the reigning French Open champion, who is nicknamed Ash.
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With a T-shirt and jeans, the jaunty styles are perfect for weekend strolls, although they may still inspire daydreams of palm trees and sandy shores.
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The cameras, both rear and front, were also reasonably fast and performed well in all light conditions — even in dark rooms and during late-night strolls.
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An aging blond bombshell strolls by in a low-cut blouse, giving the protesters a leisurely finger, blowing them kisses, patting one of her large breasts.
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Santiago's views of the surrounding Andes Mountains are free, as are strolls through Plaza de Armas square and climbs up San Cristobal and Santa Lucia hills.
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I took leisurely, daily strolls through its peaceful fields, which are punctuated by often enormous sculptures — each given plenty of space to itself — and fruit trees.
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In his visual for John Newman's "Olé," the duo enjoys a boat ride with a group of women, strolls along the beach, and chills by the jacuzzi.
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He casually strolls up to the window of the West Covina police department, raps his bat against the window a couple of times and then starts hacking.
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According to another source, the two kept a low profile when stepping out in New York City, where they were spotted on movie dates and casual strolls.
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The video's a riot: Kay wakes up in bed and strolls over to the fridge, where he keeps pulling strange things... and people out of the fridge.
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If that wasn't charming enough, out strolls Legend, ready to reenact the famous upside down kiss many of us swooned over in the 2002 Spider-Man film.
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Take a Charleston Strolls Holiday Walking Tour or revel in the Charleston Holiday Pub Crawl, tasting the city's most delicious holiday cocktails and bites along the way.
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With a physician's O.K., they can accompany relatives on short strolls down the corridor to ward off deconditioning, and ask about curtailing wee-hour tests and readings.
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The courtship of Elliott and Mary included strolls through Ann Arbor to gaze at a "little blue house on Stadium Boulevard" they dreamed of owning one day.
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As Paris is quite dog friendly, he accompanies us on shopping excursions, long strolls through scenic Paris and often joins us when we go out to eat.
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He, very unstealthily, gets out of his car that was right in front of us, and nonchalantly strolls over with the bag and hands it to us.
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They recalled a slightly less sentimental line from the strip's debut, nearly 50 years earlier, in which a carefree Charlie Brown strolls by a pair of children.
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In another emblematic image, a prepubescent girl strolls along a street corner, stepping alongside a British sniper, prostrate on the sidewalk behind sandbags, rifle at the ready.
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In the meantime, Endless House at MoMA strolls quickly away from its titular subject, delving into some intriguing and obscure objects, but sacrificing cohesion in the process.
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The account doesn't only whisk you away into another period but it also includes snapshots from Analies' real life strolls within nature and some of her personal artwork.
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According to another source, the two keep a low profile when stepping out in New York City, where they've been spotted on movie dates and low-key strolls.
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Fantasies of dreamy moonlit strolls, charming cobblestone streets, and easy banter with locals quickly disintegrate in the midst of crime, city filth, and the deep chasm of language.
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From romantic strolls to a new level of hand-holding and plenty of baby bump cradling, the parents-to-be have transformed their royal tour into a babymoon.
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His stills show ball games in between boarded-up houses, family strolls along barren concrete walls, and elderly couples waiting for the bus opposite burned-down tower blocks.
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So they purchased her a dog stroller, a hot pink visor for her eyes (yes, that was too much), and started taking her on strolls around the neighborhood.
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Frugal Traveler During strolls along its quiet, tree-lined boulevards, there is a decidedly intimate, rustic feel that pervades Kobe, Japan, despite its population of nearly 1403 million.
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In it, Robby Stratton, the man in question, strolls into the convenience store holding a live gator like a tote bag, on a mission to get some beer.
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He strolls down South Main Street in Yardley, Pa., where he lives, for coffee at Pretty Bird Coffee Roasters, then commutes by train to his office near Trenton.
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It was the building's shoe-box shape that inspired Marchetti and Olsen to acquire it five years ago, after having spotted it on strolls from their nearby rental.
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With cases of community transmission confirmed, many people are staying at home for weeks at a time to avoid infection, only venturing out for groceries or quick strolls.
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One of Dr. Westgarth's dogs, a 14-year-old spaniel mix, strolls more slowly than her younger, friskier dogs, she said, so she takes it on alternate days.
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On Saturday afternoons, well-heeled art collectors and smartly dressed culture seekers take their post-brunch strolls through blue-chip galleries like Hauser & Wirth, Gagosian and David Zwirner.
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Justin Bieber's "no more photos" declaration, and his barefoot strolls had fans -- and his inner circle -- worried he's heading down meltdown street, but the crisis has been averted.
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"Morning, love," he breaks out into an enormous smile, flicks the cigarette into a nearby bin, and strolls through the huge plastic curtains back into the delivery area.
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The deer strolls up to Jarvis' baby ... and it allows her to pet it -- "it's soft," she says -- and then she wants to bring it into the house!!!
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Maray is now the Serpukhov Museum's official doormancat, working regular hours from 9 to 5 that are interrupted by breaks for meals and carefree strolls, according to Buzzfeed.
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You never know when you might end up in a room rapping for Wiz Khalifa or catch the eye of A$AP Rocky as he strolls down Sixth Street.
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But if you're that friend who wonders why your roommate strolls into yoga without wiping off her bold red lip, well, we've finally got you an answer — sort of.
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A group of boys strolls down the street laughing at a YouTube video, while a girl waiting for her lift home catches up with the Kardashian sisters on Instagram.
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Let's wait until someone inevitably strolls into a Florida Petco with the goddamn tiger they've been raising in their garage and see how "incredible" that experience is, shall we?
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I took them on long strolls in the middle of July, despite them being over-ear headphones with warm padding, hardly ideal for blocking noise or preventing heat exhaustion.
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The ultimate rebuke to a Trump rally is not the protest outside it but the citizen who strolls past, neither appalled nor enthused, and carries on with his life.
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Blame nature, then, for my years of leisurely strolls through the Madison Avenue flagship, the Warehouse Sale, various Co-Ops, even the outlets on both sides of the country.
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This three-mile tour, led by Angel Hernandez of the Bronx County Historical Society, covers the areas the author explored in his strolls from his cottage to the bridge.
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Green-Wood, for instance, was opened back in 1838 as a place for picnics, carriage rides, and strolls away from the crowded city, as well as a burial ground.
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Many are looking for culture and leisure, for reasons to interrupt their sidewalk strolls with a stop in a gallery or an elevator ride up to an expansive view.
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The chain is now responding to criticism that the design on the fabric looks like a woman bleeding out as she strolls down the street ... seemingly unaware she's attracting sharks.
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Over the next couple of weeks, the astronauts on board the International Space Station will get to stretch their legs during a series of strolls through the vacuum of space.
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MEXICO CITY — In the television ad, President Enrique Peña Nieto strolls along a beautiful beach, his bare feet in the crystalline water as he talks about his government's environmental achievements.
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Yet the style of play is at odds with the surrounding lifestyle: instead of meandering yachts and mid morning strolls in the sunshine, the club is consistently electrifying, dynamic, exciting.
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He strolls back on defense, his face imprinted with the Spursian look of equanimity, the type Pop teaches you on your first day, concealing joy and despair all at once.
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But as the head explains how great his teachers are, one of them strolls up to a boy in the front of her class and smacks him over the head.
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"It is easy to picture how Freud's agitation must have been heightened by the daily parade of saucy faces and swaying hips that he witnessed during his strolls," Crews observes.
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In another Tweet on Friday, Coulter said "Anyone in a Southwestern state who strolls to the border & drops a brick will have done more to build the wall than [Trump]."
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Sharpton provided each senator with thorough, warm introductions and all were, from the moment they began their strolls to the dais, welcomed by cheers and a swarm of amateur photographers.
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Kito Fujio takes his photos during long strolls at night, in which he carries the lighting equipment required to create these chilling ambiences to capture the identity of his shots.
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The crowd is still, and McCartney strolls out like your next door neighbor fetching the morning paper, a genteel nod and wave to the crowd before slinging on his Hofner.
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In an interview at the height of her success, Ronstadt strolls along the beach, looking every bit the "Queen of LA" that Mick Jagger's famous shirt proclaimed her to be.
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Then he draws the curtain back to show a star that needs no introduction: as a visitor strolls down the path, the Hills part to reveal the Statue of Liberty.
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They're also great for leisurely strolls, too, taking in the sights and sounds of the resorts without worrying about making that Fastpass+ reservation or combing through crowds to get somewhere.
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As temperatures drop and the holiday season approaches, the sedate and stately street gets an influx of energy, with well-heeled shoppers and tourists mixing on their post-brunch strolls.
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She was Teri Tynes, a sixty-two-year-old blogger who chronicles her city strolls; she had also come to the sanctuary to investigate the overlap between birding and Pokémon.
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Each character is reintroduced with a glimpse of their day-to-day lives through footage featuring everything from country strolls with children to tennis matches, birthday parties, and pub karaoke.
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Tripp is held back until his pops strolls through the door ... and then the baby boy unleashes all his love for AJ with a "DADDY!!!!" yell and a big hug.
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In thousands of villages across rural China, he strolls down the road to the Alibaba kiosk, connected to the Internet for free on an Alibaba-provided computer, and places an order.
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Anyway, Zelda must have a weakness for extreme self-confidence because she's soon smooching Scott and sneaking out of the house so they can take romantic strolls through the local cemetery.
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When a black man strolls by and says, "Fuck Obama!" the artists confront him about it—not physically, but in a debate over the president's role in engaging the military overseas.
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Nathan Drake has a particular swagger as he strolls through ancient tombs, while Leon Kennedy holds himself with the confidence of a trained professional amid the horrors of a zombie infestation.
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She brought along a pair of flats for long walks and strolls on the beach, and they're the same brand that everyone on your Instagram feed is already obsessed with: Rothy's.
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"It wasn't always fancy cars and nice hotels," the 21-year-old declares seconds after he hops out of a gold McLaren and strolls through the lobby of a fancy hotel.
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Sure, stilettos are fun for a night out on the town, but you need a shoe that'll withstand the morning sprint to the subway platform and long strolls across new neighborhoods.
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In Skittles' just-released 30-second spot, the Aerosmith frontman strolls down the hallway of what looks to be a personal castle towards a work of art covered in a sheet.
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As Scott Conlin strolls through the lush green grounds of Arise Addiction Recovery Center's campus, it's easy to forget that we're not walking the aesthetic confines of nearby Mount Desert Island.
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Mocked and manipulated because of his poverty, Jud is considered easy pickings for the the townsfolk, including Curly, who literally strolls up to the farmhand's home to entreat him toward suicide.
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For this assignment, from the short walks through brick alleyways and strolls through historic parks to the T rides between restaurants and theaters, throughout the city I felt connected to people.
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Whether you're looking for rugged mountain climbs or casual strolls within city limits, city-guide app Foursquare has you covered, as they've compiled the best place to hike in every state.
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She strolls with her camera in the streets of the Syrian capital, trying to document every inch of her city and the faces of the people who give it so much character.
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A little boy strolls past the iconic Watts towers in one photograph, while in another, a delivery truck is emblazoned with murals of Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr., and Jesse Jackson.
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FROM COINAGE: The Most Expensive TV Shows of All Time As she goes on, Murray casually strolls downstairs into the living room — completely nude, save for a towel cupping his genitals. Mrs.
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His stay had usually overlapped with her summer holiday, and she had been his companion on his morning jogs, evening strolls, and many outings to the palaces and the parks of Beijing.
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"Let's be clear, there are very few worse places the singer could have chosen for her afternoon strolls — no one in their right mind visits these places for a ramble," he wrote.
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Grace's sometimes smug responses to Charlotte's high-heeled strolls into political and emotional quicksand are more upsetting than Charlotte's mistakes, because Grace believes she knows better, when, in fact, no one does.
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The look is put-together enough for the office when belted, ideal for summer strolls when left loose, and even doubles as an ultralight spring coat when thrown over a slip dress.
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The slow-mo clip in question comes from the scene in Ali Wong and Randall Park's Always Be My Maybe where Keanu strolls into a restaurant to that one song by AWOLNATION.
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From outdoor brunches at cutesy cafes to strolls in the park, this season offers endless opportunities to show off our personal style — and we're taking full advantage of every last one of them.
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Not to be outdone, DJI made an Instagram video set to Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg's "The Next Episode," where a guy strolls over with a luggage full of drones, trips and falls.
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There's always one guy who strolls in an hour late on the first Sunday of DST, oblivious to the time change, the cause of much snickering among people intelligent enough to spring ahead.
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The flaws in the narrative crop up as early as the first scene, as Kanzaki strolls into a nearly abandoned shop and takes note of the sad old lady sitting in the corner.
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As Barbara strolls the aisles and aisles of delectable treats, her entrepreneurs are getting the unique opportunity to pitch directly to representatives from major retailers like Whole Foods, Costco, Trader Joe's and more.
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He is dressed as before in a white T-shirt and bluejeans, and thrusts his hips from side to side as he strolls, enacting the key innovation—representing movement—of Greek Classical sculpture.
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Today, as he strolls out of a botanical glasshouse in a park by La Chopera, on the Manzanares river in Madrid, he seems healthy and relaxed, dressed in a bright tracksuit and trainers.
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She walks daily for at least an hour, except in New York, where she never has enough time, so she compensates with two-hour strolls through Central Park on spring and summer weekends.
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If the internet experience is an endless series of aimless strolls down virtual streets, then Dutch design collective Metahaven are the ones leading us through the dark looking glass of our glowing screens.
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A moose the size of a skyscraper strolls through a greened out urban center; a perched black bird with the tongue of a frog tries to catch a butterfly using an oversized tongue.
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There were alien, interminable silences when she called from the road, and when she was home he took long, solitary strolls in the evening hours, a symptom that would eventually lead to his demise.
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Take a moment to remember simpler times back in summer '16 when the fake news everyone debated involved the beach strolls of Taylor Swift, Tom Hiddleston and the paparazzi, forever known collectively as Hiddleswift.
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" The show notes given out at the time name-checked "Sunrise in Tulum; the light of Lima; Strolls in Mexico City; The waves of José Ignacio; Dancing in Buenos Aires; The colors of Cartagena.
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New Year's Eve, 1984: an 85-year-old woman in a mink coat and wide-brimmed navy-blue fedora strolls around Manhattan, encountering colorful characters as she revisits her past and beloved former haunts.
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ALLIGATOR CASUALLY STROLLS AROUND FLORIDA MOTEL: &aposMAYBE HE WAS JUST LOOKING FOR THE TIKI BAR&apos "Every time the gator started to move, the DNR people would tap a stick on the ground," Sebuck explained.
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There's more music available at my fingertips than I could ever hope to listen to, and I'm also taking up audiobooks as a way to help pass these cold, windy strolls through the Ohio winter.
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However, here's the longer, unedited footage from the loading dock -- it shows what appears to be the brothers walk by, and after 27 seconds ... Jussie strolls by from the other direction on the same sidewalk.
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A fresh-faced young man from Chicago, Colin Linneweber, strolls around Tiananmen Square while opining that "it's widely acknowledged that a key to China's success is its system of democracy", and praising the country's "stability".
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Now, the third generation leader of the reclusive state appears to have spruced up his international image in a matter of months as he takes leisurely strolls with world leaders and engages in bear hugs.
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In the hand-held video, Mattis strolls out into the bright sunshine, dressed in a black suit, looking pleased but surprised to be addressing a group of young American recruits on a base in Jordan.
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To help deal with her pain, she took early morning strolls — often coming back puffy-eyed from tears that wouldn't stop — but she reserved her crosswords for nighttime, when the nightmares kept her from sleeping.
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The whole city strolls the tree-lined Passeig des Born in the hours before dinner, so branch off this wide allée to instead explore the narrow side streets dotted with small shops and art galleries.
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Instead of basking in the capital of German Romanticism, the troupe witnesses one of Pegida's "evening strolls," the anti-immigrant movement's demonstrations that take place every Monday night in front of the city's opera house.
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Anker offers well-rated and well-reviewed wireless earbuds with an IPX7 water resistance rating that should work just fine through the sweatiest workouts, rainy day strolls, or even an accidental dunk in the pool.
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Before the hajj we had taken evening strolls in Medina, the Prophet Muhammad's city, often walking by Shia worshippers chanting mournful hymns by the resting places of his family and companions in the Baqi' graveyard.
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As soon as she had time off, she joined Aronofsky (who has a son, Henry, 10, with his ex Rachel Weisz) in New York City, where they've been spotted on movie dates and low-key strolls.
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And for most of us, it will function just as nicely now as it did then—as rhythmic mood music that strolls back and forth across the line between the mildly bracing and the casually kind.
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Say you invite a couple other friends over for a book club meeting—don't worry, no one else read it either—and one of them strolls into your immaculate home wearing their nearly new Chuck Taylors.
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What began as a budding relationship between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has now blossomed into a full-blown best friendship, complete with strolls on the beach and handwritten notes.
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Oh, and kids aren't the only ones who get a boost from birdsong and long arboreal strolls: It's a well-established fact that spending time in nature boosts overall health, no matter how old you are.
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The "South Park" co-creator and his family were in their Steamboat Springs, CO home hanging in the pool when, out of nowhere, a moose strolls poolside to give the Parkers their very own "Planet Earth" episode.
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You walk into a Payless to try the shoes on; the customer service associate strolls into the back to get that sneaker in your size; you pay for it at the counter and walk out with it.
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Now, we find them glomming on to our routines: joining us for dinner or family strolls, going on vacations or out on dates with us, waking us up in the morning and tucking us in at night.
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I enjoy walking Camden Market in the afternoonLet's be clear, there are very few worse places the singer could have chosen for her afternoon strolls — no one in their right mind visits these places for a ramble.
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Back in Los Angeles, Buhai often strolls the Silver Lake hills with scissors in hand foraging for unexpected florals from the neighborhood to mix with branches from her yard to bring touches of California's unique landscape indoors.
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Professor Stephanie Malia Hom is a scholar of Italian tourism and says that the stereotypes about Italy — that it is full of art, slow food, family, and evening strolls — has long facilitated an interest in the region.
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Little Jeannette may be a shoddy shepherdess who prefers aimless strolls along the banks of the Meuse to tending listless livestock, but her plein air flânerie is a perfect foil to the film's bursts of campy rapture.
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Thanks to paper-thin shirts, pap strolls, Instagram, and a new wave of body confidence, stars like Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid are exposing the edgiest of accessories with the frequency of an outfit change — no scandal required.
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Like a big cuddle or taking your duvet to work, the right cardigan or crewneck can see you through the office party hangover, the inevitable seasonal cold, and September Sunday strolls — so it's time to refresh your collection.
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Together, they delivered three days of performance to the type of audience more likely to go for Saturday strolls by the Southbank than glitter their faces up for a night at Sink the Pink (perhaps to Ru's surprise).
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While my day living like Markle exposed me to beautiful architecture, scenic strolls, and the great food that London has to offer, it also proved just how different our day-to-day lives are from the royal family.
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Late-night strolls may represent a safe space for meandering chatter and nude runs for some, but in my experience, it isn't always a safe space if you're a woman—especially if you're a woman on her own.
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Family strolls will offer opportunities to spy the birds: On Saturday, a guide will lead a garden walk at noon, while on Sunday the educator Gabriel Willow will conduct both a fall birding walk at 153:215 a.m.
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Now and then, brisk restaurant visits and slow strolls through a cemetery (an unnecessary foreshadowing, given the movie's title) ventilate the film, but "Final Portrait" (adapted from Lord's 1965 book, "A Giacometti Portrait") is pretty thin on drama.
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Family strolls will offer opportunities to spy the birds: On Saturday, a guide will lead a garden walk at noon, while on Sunday the educator Gabriel Willow will conduct both a fall birding walk at 9:30 a.m.
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I spent long nights on Petfinder, scrolling through pages of possible charges, any one an excuse to turn down invitations, skip exercise classes for slow strolls and stop working in the evenings when the sky was still light.
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Ok sure, whatever it takes for something as airy and joyful as 200% Galcher, a collection that strolls through rubbery basslines, fragmented streams of consciousness, puttering percussion, and sincere Mac Dre references over the course of its 10 tracks.
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Les Waters, the British-born artistic director of the Actors Theater of Louisville, strolls through that city's downtown each day on his way to work and passes a plaque commemorating the street corner where Merton once had a revelation.
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There's beauty everywhere you look, from the snowcapped distant Alps to the cobbled streets of Old Town, known as Borgo, where strolls take you past the 16th-century Pietro e Paolo Church and colorful buildings to the waterfront piazza.
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In front of an audience that included Clive Davis, Franklin casually strolls onto the stage in a ball gown and full-length fur, resting her clutch on the piano (Franklin often brought her purse onstage) before taking her seat.
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Without fear, you drown in waves that you shouldn't be swimming in; you take late-night strolls in cities that you don't know; you go to work at a construction site and neglect to put on a hard hat.
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Then later that month on one of my regular Saturday strolls with my toddler, I stopped by my local watch shop, L o'clock, a stylish boutique that specializes in repairs and sells vintage watches from the 1960s and '70s.
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"2020 is kind of like in the WWE," said a former White House official, "where they have seven or eight guys fight for the majority of the match and then the Undertaker strolls up and pins everybody after they've exhausted themselves."
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There is a whisper that Tate's ex, Jay Sebring (Emile Hirsch), is planning to steal her away, but Mr Tarantino doesn't elaborate: the director prefers simply to gaze at Tate as she strolls around in her white mini-skirt and boots.
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Her baggy black pants swish with wet snow as she strolls slowly around the office, offering a shy, gentle smile to a dozen staffers who all look up at the same moment from their laptops to return her infectious grin. Sweet.
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She strolls around her neighborhood, Sunset Park, Brooklyn, analog camera in hand, and spots POC subjects radiating affection and intimacy: twin girls walking hand-in-hand, a father and son playing soccer, a young couple hanging out by the pool.
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I'm wondering what some beady-eyed bank officer at J.P. Morgan Chase might make of Frederick Warren, who strolls into the Bank of England in 1873 and passes off a forged bill of exchange — one of many, as it turns out.
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MEMPHIS — Drive just a mile or so from the old Lorraine Motel — its sign glimmering in the spring sun, the nearby sidewalks offering quick strolls to a barbecue joint and a gelato shop — and arrive in this poor city's poorest part.
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On Monday evening, while taking what neighbors described as one of her regular strolls, Ms. Fuertes was attacked just steps from her home by a man who approached her from behind and knocked her to the ground, the police said.
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He strolls just as easily into a school board meeting — where five of the members are white and he is one of two black members — as into a church or on the streets where he rabble-roused as a boy.
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Her grandfather, P.V. Gopalan, had been part of India's independence movement, and Harris said her early lessons about government came as she joined him and his friends on their daily strolls through her family's hometown of Chennai, then known as Madras.
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As he strolls through it, he recalls that his family lived above a boulangerie, waking to the smell of baking bread, and he makes matter-of-fact observations about how people are now dressed, the shops and restaurants that have opened.
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She stages her own funeral, walks across the water, and wears a ruffled rainbow dress like the yellow one Beyoncé twirls in throughout the Lemonade track "Hold Up." At one point, she even strolls across the screen swinging a baseball bat.
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In her way was "King" Reina Miura—a character in her own right as she slowly strolls to the ring with attitude, a crown and teddy bear in tow—who was giving up over 30lbs in weight and nearly a foot in height.
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Speeding them up to get through a 20-minute podcast in 4 minutes doesn't just mean you sacrifice enjoyment, it also defeats what I believe the point is of podcasts: Adding a layer of enjoyment and entertainment to my strolls through the city.
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The victims ranged in age from So He Chung, a 22-year-old molecular biology student, to 84-year-old Mary Elizabeth Forsyth, who had wheeled her walker to a stop, on one of her frequent strolls, to feed the birds and squirrels.
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As a user strolls the streets, they may see the landing of the royal Portuguese family in 1808, or the military coup of 1964 that overthrew President João Goulart, illustrated for the app by artist Juliana Russo and narrated by Anelis Assumpção.
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When a notable thought strikes me — I could be pacing around my home office, washing dishes, driving or, most often recently, taking long, aimless strolls on desolate suburban Silicon Valley sidewalks — I open RecUp, a cloud-connected voice-recording app on my phone.
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He turns, for example, to Charles Dickens, whose difficult relationship with sleep presented itself in both his nonfiction (his vivid 1861 essay "Night Walks" details the after-hours strolls he took through London as a restless younger man) and in his novels.
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There's nothing fancy here, just a few trucks, the odd pedestrian passing by in search of a cigarette or a lighter, a bartender who strolls inside each time we order another drink—the result of Khan and I being the only two people here.
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In one photo posted to Kardashian's Instagram account, which got nearly 2 million likes, Hilton is carefully styled into a quasi-Kardashian: platinum hair with dark roots, full eyebrows, and pouty lips, as she strolls down a street in tailored sweatpants, lollipop in hand.
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In addition to keeping up their footwork, photos from their trip show the couple enjoying picturesque strolls on the beach, walking arm-in-arm along the water before going for swims together or indulging in one of the hotel's water sports, like sailing or kayaking.
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Betty calls Archie and wants to check in on Mr. Svenson as something is just not sitting right, as Archie leaves the Christmas tree sale, Cheryl strolls in what looks like an attempt to bring back the Christmas cheer her mother tried to dampen.
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After awhile, another local, the hardened, jaded Jessica (Amelia McClain) strolls in, but then the small-town claustrophobia is shaken by two new arrivals: Walter's long-absent daughter, Marley (Mikaela Feely-Lehmann, in an attention-getting performance), and her fiancé, Ben (KeiLyn Durrel Jones).
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Weeks ago, back when New Yorkers were starting to shelter at home but it was still kosher to get a little fresh air and take a walk, I invited a few people to suggest modest strolls, one on one, around places meaningful to them.
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Case in point: About 15 minutes in, as Judah Ben-Hur (Jack Huston), the Jewish prince of Jerusalem under Roman rule, strolls through the market with his love slave Esther, the camera suddenly goes wide to reveal that Jesus Christ is standing next to them.
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Somehow, the seagull in the video above fully embodies that fundamental law of thievery, and the way he casually, confidently strolls into a convenience store to jack a bag of chips and bounce should be a lesson to all would-be crooks out there.
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Amid tears, screaming matches, naked strolls through Hautulco, Mexico, and adrenaline-surging challenges, only one lady manages to utter the sentence "I can't believe I'm stuck with that douchebag" – but we have a feeling she speaks for everyone who signed up for this twisty, turbulent season.
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A man strolls through the forest with a shotgun over his shoulder, he exchanges a few words with someone he happens to meet, possibly shoots a bird or two, possibly spends the night in a barn on the way home — and that's it, that's the whole story.
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From festivals to parades to train platforms to strolls along the iconic Jersey Shore boardwalk, the candidates promised bold changes to a state plagued by high taxes, an exodus of jobs, mounting debt, a troubled transportation network and nearly a dozen credit downgrades under Mr. Christie.
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" The extent to which SESTA-FOSTA succeeded in its stated goal of shutting down sex traffickers is unclear, but Khanna said anecdotes have flooded in that the measure has forced sex workers to walk strolls to meet clients, causing "more violence, more harm to the public.
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Families took leisurely strolls along the pathways parallel to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool; dozens of others sat inside the fountain of the World War II Memorial, too distracted by the heat to pay attention to the music that began to play from the main event area.
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Dummy Hakeem and Camilla (Naomi Campbell) are now in cahoots, scheming about Empire... when who but Cookie strolls in (like she owns the room, which she's done approximately a thousand times on this show, because no set of doors has ever stopped Cookie from going wherever she damn wants).
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Here's how they acknowledge Michelle's (Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen) absence: Stephanie strolls into the house after some time away in England, where she's been trying to make it as a DJ. (She goes by the name of DJ Tanner, isn't that hilarious?) Anyway, Stephanie asks where Michelle is.
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The game appears, at first blush, like a collision of opposite sides of the modern games industry, taking the survival elements of PC gaming megabits and the anti-action strolls of artsy but commercially unpredictable "walking simulators" (though it's unlikely Fullerton and her team cynically targeted either market).
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That informal bonding and banter over lunches, dinners and strolls around the host city's museums, galleries and art spaces are just as important as the structured format, which includes lectures from visiting and local art professionals, seminars, and one-on-one meetings about projects the participants are working on.
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Her pure, precise soprano is warm without burr or melisma, its mellow sweetness never saccharine or showy as it strolls through a front-loaded garden of sonic delights where Nicki Minaj outgrowls Missy Elliott and Pharrell Williams's inventions are more subtle yet also more thrilling than Max Martin's.
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Director Rosemary Rodriguez (Jessica Jones) has chosen a discordant, leisurely pace, one that seems dictated more by Negan's ominous strolls around the Sanctuary than by what is — we're told — the Alexandrians' sense of urgency about having only one day to find supplies before the Saviors return to collect.
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I went for short strolls on my lunch break when I could and deliberately made after-work plans a bit later so I had time to walk there, during which I called friends or listened to Aussie disco by way of Berlin or just the well-loved sounds of the city.
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The alienation The Shape of Water so efficiently lays out in two scenes, Get Out sums up in just one — its opening sequence: Andre (Lakeith Stanfield) strolls along a leafy suburban street with obvious and, it turns out, extremely warranted unease as a lone black man walking through a white neighborhood.
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Bonner also shows plenty of love for his native Concord, New Hampshire, as he strolls through the scenery, ending up at the local gym where he's been training recently, giving a pump fake on one of his famous threes, and instead going up for one of his less-famous dunks.
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As Digital Smoke Signals, he's posted hundreds of videos about the protest, including sky footage of the drill pads ("I caught DAPL working in the 20 miles that Obama told them not to," he said) and rambling livestreams in which he strolls through camps or conducts live Q&A sessions.
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Numerous stories didn't make it in — whether the first acts of Harry Houdini or the strolls of Woody Guthrie and the eventual scattering of his ashes on its beach; neither did certain lesser-known artists, like the mysterious Larry Millard whose hand-painted murals adorned the recently demolished Playland Arcade.
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No change to text.) By Raúl Cortés Fernández March 28 (Reuters) - Newlyweds Yadira Garza and Joel Gonzalez began their honeymoon cruise on the MS Zaandam with romantic strolls overlooking the sea, but have now spent days in a stuffy, cramped cabin as the ship goes on lockdown to contain coronavirus.
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She does leave, and steps out on to a sunny city street and into the reggae-tinged cheeriness of "Hold Up." It's here that the Beyhive on Twitter cheered as Beyonce strolls gleefully along with a baseball bat in hand, laughing as she smashes car windows and starts a dance party in the streets.
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Here's what's good about them: Here's what's bad: Bottom line: If you can spring for this $300 ($150 per bracelet) complete activity monitoring system, it's a great all-in-one system whether you're looking to fix your running form, rehabilitate from an injury, or just track your leisure strolls' steps with some fancy wearable tech.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the small foyer of the 217th Floor gallery, a video shows artist Carmen Papalia with a bullhorn in place of a cane — Papalia, who is blind, beckons those who pass him as he strolls the sidewalk of a busy Vancouver street, making a public declaration of his need to cross.
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Over a month of weekends, I set out to sample the experiences to be found near the piers across from Manhattan: a music festival on Randalls Island (there's another one this holiday weekend), morning shopping in Brooklyn, a poetry reading on Governors Island, strolls through the artistic hotbeds lining the East River, even a day at a nearby beach.
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Eli Fletcher, 56, a musician who strolls the market in a caped crusader costume and calls himself "Guitar Man" ("I save Cleveland one song at a time"), can no longer afford to live in Ohio City, where he grew up, the son of a former coal miner who left West Virginia for Cleveland seeking factory work.
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And though I had fears, sometimes big ones, my doctor was skilled and kind and willing to answer questions, and it was spring, and then summer, and then the warm Mississippi fall, and my pregnancy was full of sun, strolls under green leaves, windows thrown open to air the house after we painted the nursery its two-toned blue.
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No matter how much New Jersey natives fired back by extolling the virtues of spacious split-levels on family-friendly half-acre lots, or summer beach strolls in Cape May, or even New Jersey's rich literary legacy (forget Brooklyn Heights; Norman Mailer was from Long Branch!), New Yorkers long took it as a birthright to dump on their neighbors to the west.
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I'm thinking of when Brienne decides to accept a compliment from Podrick, the nod that Jaime gives Bronn as they agree that Randyll Tarly is a bit of a prick, the winking girltime that Missandei and Daenerys share just before Jon Snow barges in, and Jon letting his own guard down as he strolls with his lieutenant Davos Seaworth, who corrects his grammar (proving that Stannis's legacy lives on).
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But now that the temps are finally enjoyable again, we're itching to be out and about for as long as possible, as often as possible — filling our weekends with recurring outdoor margarita dates, afternoon strolls through our favorite hoods, and any other excuse to soak in some vitamin D. Given the warm weather, we're also more likely to bypass anything with wheels and get all our daily steps in.
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As a result, he's chill as he strolls into this part, which makes it sound even more menacing: He repeats the trick here, where the threat and anger is so restrained you could miss it if you weren't paying attention: Lines like these are another one of Wayne's specialties: He manages to sound ferocious and like he's telling a gigantic joke (the butt of it is still you) at the same time.
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Cliché Hot Mom Karen Wheeler spends her time lusting after Resident Bad Boy Billy at the pool as he strolls by like a mulleted Phoebe Cates; the long-simmering romance between Joyce and Sheriff Hopper finally comes to (sort-of) fruition; Nancy and Jonathan constantly hop either into or out of bed with each other; and Steve Harrington has the hots for his co-worker, Robin—played by season three's breakout star, Maya Hawke, who absolutely slays every scene she's in.
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Each chapter begins with a walk as a sort of compass, claiming an orientation and a position in space: "north on rue de Rennes, past the Fnac, Naf Naf, H&M, right at St Placide and north-east on rue de Vaugirard, past the Institut Catholique where I once taught, keep an eye out for the lovely bookseller in an old butcher's shop … " The way she moves through thoughts and words—unhurried, luxuriating in commonplace detail, digressions and detours developing into the main point—seems to be the textual version of these strolls.
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The pitiful "old man at my computer pecking away, cooing spring" is nevertheless assembling the voice that mocks him, "talking to himself again" as he "strolls down Broadway in the rain," or talking to "Fred Seidel," who invites him to his own funeral, in a poem written in the kind of bubblegum Yorkshire dialect that suggests a rural ditty: An' it wur a funeral, It wur a grand funeral, Thur wur sum what laff'd o'er his grave And sum wot danced o'er his grave, But I scriked me eyes out o'er grave Of me owd pal Fred Seidel.
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