"Chases" might be a strong word — toddles is more fitting.
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The battery-operated toy flaps its flightless wings and toddles forward.
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No one comes to her aid as she toddles down the street barefoot.
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Through this madness toddles Hadi, a junk peddler, as if he were Charlie Chaplin's tramp.
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Ekkarin's four-year-old son is like a gym mascot when he toddles across the mats.
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She toddles off to Will's room when her mother comes over to bring Joyce a casserole.
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Now, she toddles over to her teacher and throws up her arms, waiting to be picked up.
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Bayley appears infrequently in this book, but when he does, he toddles on like a gifted silent comedian.
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Melissa optimistically toddles back to the home rented to her by a generous older couple (Blythe Danner and Brian Cox).
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Here he is discussing how to respond to some new accusation from a woman codenamed "Pineapple" while his young son toddles about.
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For its size, the robot is impressibly capable, and as slow as it toddles along, I'm genuinely amazed that self-balancing automatons are available for under a thousand bucks.
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In footage from Iceland, a puffin toddles toward the camera, picks up a stick in its beak, then reaches under its chest to scratch itself with the tiny branch.
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In a livestreamed video, Mr. Pratt sits in his kitchen trying to read the entire issue of Cosmo, front to back, to his son, who eventually toddles himself out of the situation.
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Though overlong and leaning predictably on old-school horror setups — like the beautiful barfly (this one is played by Addison Timlin) who trustingly toddles home with the monosyllabic weirdo — "Depraved" builds empathy for its exploited creature.
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In Zoe Kazan's "After the Blast" — the slender play of weighty subjects that opened Monday night at Lincoln Center Theater — an android called Arthur hijacks the spotlight from the moment he first toddles across the stage.
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As we debate her clothing options, Yoli's son, Jose, toddles out and wraps his chubby arms around his mother's leg, poking his little fingers through the holes in her jeans and twirling the white threads hanging down.
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Lamb — played by the movie's writer and director, Ross Partridge — first meets Tommie (a solid Oona Laurence) when she toddles up to him in a parking lot clutching a pink purse and almost falling off her high heels.
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In a video the Hart of Dixie alum posted to Instagram Tuesday, the 18-month-old little boy is all smiles in a Nike tracksuit as he toddles from one end of the room to another, amid cheers and claps from people gathered in the room.
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The evening of the opening included a new one-act play by Austin Strong called The Drums of Oudh and an already-successful play called Toddles, a translation of a work by Tristan Bernard and Andre Godferneaux. Shaw's sketch was performed as a curtain raiser for the main piece Toddles (pastiched as "Pickles").Burton, Richard, Bernard Shaw, the Man and the Mask, H. Holt, 1916, p.140.
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John and Tom flee the scene while a crying Lana lies with Brandon's body and the baby toddles through the open door to the outside, crying. The next morning, Lana awakens next to Brandon's corpse. Her mother arrives and takes her away from the scene. As Lana leaves Falls City, a letter Brandon wrote to her is heard in a voiceover.
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Each year up to half a million children take part in a short sponsored walk, with the proceeds going to help the UK's most disadvantaged under-5s. Anyone can join in; from nurseries, kindergartens and playgroups, to parents, friends and family. Barnardo's organised events take place every summer, from May to July. In 2011 there were fifty organised Toddles throughout the country.
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The theatre was repaired and re-opened as The Playhouse on 28 January 1907 with a one-act play called The Drums of Oudh and a play called Toddles, by Tristan Bernard and Andre Godferneaux. Shaw wrote a sketch entitled The Interlude at the Playhouse for the occasion. The new theatre had a smaller seating capacity of 679. W. Somerset Maugham's Home and Beauty premièred at the Playhouse on 30 August 1919, running for 235 performances, and Henry Daniell appeared here in February 1926 as the Prince of Karaslavia in Mr. Abdulla.
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Edwalton has a state primary school, the Church of the Holy Rood, Edwalton, and a golf course. There is also a Londis, a post office, a newsagent, a café, a hair salon, pharmacy and a dog groomer within the main shopping area of Earlswood Drive. The previous plans to form a parish council for Edwalton were rejected after a two-stage consultation process culminating in a report issued in Feb 2014 by Rushcliffe Borough Council. Edwalton Community Church on Wellin Lane is a busy church offering the community services such as Pre-School, a Toddles Group, a Ladies Fellowship Group and children's activities.
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Along the way, Peter develops a huge infatuation on a teenage librarian named Isobel (her friends call her Izzy) and Fudge is inspired to author a picture book after learning about Mitzi's own book, "Tell Me a Mitzi." Frank Fargo, Jimmy's father, a celebrated painter, also receives inspiration after the Hatchers' baby daughter, Tootsie, toddles across a canvas with blue paint smeared on her feet, commencing a series of paintings appropriately entitled "Baby Feet." Sheila and Fudge didn't get married, but Muriel, Peter and Fudge's widowed grandmother, and Buzzy Senior, Sheila's single grandfather, got married, much to the dismay of Peter and Sheila, who thereafter, pledged they would never stand each other, despite now being cousins-in-law.
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On 24 January 1953 Sonny scored the club's 1,500th League goal at White Hart Lane in a 2–1 win against Sheffield Wednesday. His name was immortalised in the 1950s Spurs chant "We are the Spurs Supporters and we love to watch them play" (sung to the tune of McNamara's Band) with the lines...... The ref his whistle proudly blows the linesmen wave their flags, The Duke is ready to kick off as he hitches up his bags, We cheer Sonny Walters as he toddles down the line, And the ball like magic is in the net and makes us all feel fine. In July 1957 he transferred to Aldershot Town where he played for them 66 times scoring 11 goals. He gained only one international honour when selected to play for England "B" against The Netherlands at Newcastle on 22 February 1950.
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Although he was well received by the critics – The Washington Post noted that "his work has been pronounced astonishingly clever by the critics wherever he played" – at times he continued his unprofessional stage behavior, which led to a rebuke from John Drew, who attended a performance. After a short run in Toddles at the Garrick Theatre, Barrymore was given the lead role of Mac in A Stubborn Cinderella, both on tour and at the Broadway Theatre in Boston. He had previously been earning $50 a week during his sporadic employment but now enjoyed a wage increase to $175. He briefly appeared in The Candy Shop in mid-1909, before he played the lead role in Winchell Smith's play The Fortune Hunter at the Gaiety Theatre in September the same year. It was his longest- held role, running for 345 performances until May 1911, initially at the Gaiety Theatre in New York, and then on tour.
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