Traipsing through downtown Moscow in furs; at home prepping hamburgers.
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And they call themselves civilized, traipsing mud through the house.
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Valuers are now traipsing around Kampala, registering properties on tablet computers.
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If you weren't traipsing around the snow, here's what you should know.
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That, in turn, involves a whole lot of traipsing around at random.
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Ledgard got down, and began traipsing through the forest, leaving Díaz behind.
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Or would Kendall Jenner come traipsing down the runway rocking an Afro puff?
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It starts innocently enough: you're just a young boy traipsing through a nighttime forest.
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Upset that her husband is out traipsing through fairy tales with his muse, Mrs.
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Someone rushes to my aid, traipsing across the 30-foot screen in front of us.
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Bridal associations, be gone — the 16 options ahead are for traipsing around the city streets.
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Built on a frisky, traipsing guitar line, it was a nice tune about getting laid.
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When Ms. Kwak detours from the Korean straight and narrow, consider traipsing along behind her.
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In the 19th century men bet on female speed-walkers traipsing around tracks in pub gardens.
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And if you get a cut while traipsing around seaside, clean it as soon as possible.
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The trio started the project this past Monday, and are currently traipsing through the mountains of Colorado.
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She recalled those early years as chaotic, describing a busy office with people traipsing in and out.
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While traipsing through a pasture in Gerty, OK a man found a skull buried beneath some brush.
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I know, from my traipsing around with Occupy Wall Street, how cathartic such rituals of return can be.
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Together the two have been traipsing around the city of lights stopping at a few touristy hot spots.
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Strange as it sounds, this community was more like a deranged square dance traipsing through Manhattan's derelict neighborhoods.
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From this doubled alienation sprang a baffled psyche: an aesthete traipsing nimbly through an age of brutal rupture.
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"We need the right kind of people traipsing through," Ms. Rosenberg said of her hopes for eager buyers.
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Golden, Colorado (CNN)Donald Trump is spending his last 10 days on the campaign trail traipsing into blue terrain.
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We all want to spend every Friday date night traipsing around the city in search of a new adventure.
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She knew her place would be quiet, with no one traipsing past her door and nobody living above her.
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Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, John Barrymore and Wallace Beery are among the luminaries traipsing through the Art Deco sets.
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At first, just two people will deliver orders, biking up and down the boardwalk and traipsing across the sand.
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Spooky synthesizers riddled with ambient noise soundtrack the film, creating the feeling of traipsing cautiously through a dreamy wonderland.
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You'll have lively company, with families picnicking on the grass and kids traipsing through the playground and ball fields.
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MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa — With three jurors in the impeachment trial traipsing about Iowa this past weekend, you'd expect someone — anyone!
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There's some rustling, a lot of heavy breathing and an innumerable amount of four-legged shapes traipsing through the wilderness.
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Her Instagram has not been updated in a year, which is weird for someone who is supposedly traipsing around Rome.
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While we're gazing on Elio's furrowed brow, the fly is traipsing around, seemingly immune to the power of Elio's face.
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A wanderer all his life, he was well known for the hours he'd spend traipsing the streets of New York.
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Last Friday, it released a video featuring a dinosaur traipsing about a bullfighting ring and charging into a matador's cape.
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Their ancestral roots are instead on Essos, the eastern continent Daenerys has been traipsing around for the past six seasons.
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UNITED NATIONS — Humanity is on the move, but we are traipsing across the globe a bit less than you might think.
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Not that I want to go traipsing down a red carpet with anyone, but there's got to be a happy medium.
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The main difference is that the hotel is staffed entirely by robots, and murderous bears are traipsing about the manicured lawns.
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Traipsing through the park after her father, she went to a lot of trouble in pursuit of that piece of information.
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But traipsing through dried leaves in a hot forest in Sanda, at the southern end of Japan, she needed a guide.
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North Africans are trying to get across, but must use smugglers or act alone, traipsing through woods or ripping up fences.
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So, I strapped on some comfortable socks and started traipsing around the eight miles perimeter site in search of the 'Eavis.
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Let that be a lesson to you all: your brain can go traipsing off in dubious directions even on a Tuesday.
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In an interview, Mr. Remilleux talked about his collecting, and what it is like to have people traipsing through your house.
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When Cowkeeper heard what Bartram was doing, traipsing about Florida, collecting floral specimens and faunal observations, he nicknamed him Puc-Puggy.
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Mr. Kumar spent a recent day on Taveuni, traipsing through the forest before finally sighting the flower atop its woody vine.
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Somehow, the right sequence of events allowed the traipsing of the animals across a muddy surface to be preserved in stone.
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In flashbacks we see her as a young girl traipsing around her father's home while he hosts lavish, women-in-lingerie parties.
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Ever since Mary Shelley let her book loose, Frankenstein's monster has been traipsing through cinemas and Halloween costume stores, speaking for itself.
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There are hundreds of associates working at VC firms traipsing through meetups and coffee meetings trying to find the best new startups.
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The choristers maintained remarkable musical focus and physical composure while traipsing about the hall and interacting with anyone who came into eyeshot.
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Also, if you use cloud storage, you won't have to go traipsing through a bunch of dangerous rooms trying to retrieve data.
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The players seemed to enjoy traipsing through the cluttered attic of Ives's musical mind and memory as much as Mr. Dudamel did.
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It's just sort of traipsing around — shopping for ideas, we say, although sometimes I will pull the trigger and actually buy something.
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In time, Park Güell proved too beloved for its own good, and by 2013 nine million visitors were traipsing through it annually.
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As a child, Rihanna loved shoes, always traipsing around in her mom's high heels, the singer recalls in a Vogue UK interview.
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He makes his leading man a travel guide and his leading lady a tourist, thus giving them ample justification for traipsing through Europe.
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For my birthday last August, I spent the day traipsing around New York City, attempting to acquire as many freebies as I could.
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Another body had been found overnight, and my secret group had been spotted traipsing through the snow the same time the killer struck.
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If you hate the extreme cold or heat, you might not be happy traipsing around Moscow in February or New Orleans in July.
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With hordes of hungry, gun-toting humans traipsing about their forest, it's no wonder these animals are now on the brink of disappearing.
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Players found themselves getting shot at, stabbed, falling into ponds, and traipsing through land mines all in the hopes of catching them all.
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I attended the Monaco Yacht Show, toured luxury hotels, got on board a 365-foot superyacht, and spent hours traipsing around the city.
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Basil E. Frankweiler Step Three: After traipsing around the galleries after hours, rest your bones in this "State Bed," draped with blue silk damask.
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You might not see many people traipsing around in mink coats, but fur accents on shoes, handbags, outerwear, and even furniture are fairly commonplace.
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He insists on directing the scene, which he also stars in, naked, traipsing around set with a sock on his penis, and nothing else.
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You can imagine him as a sort of bookish Indiana Jones, traipsing around the world, uncovering the mysteries of human existence as he went.
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After an hour and a half spent in deep concentration, traipsing over pickleweed, Mr. Cuomo considered whether he would continue this hobby much longer.
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We pondered, traipsing through a parking lot into the store, the practicality of the four-inch crocodile stilettos on the woman ahead of us.
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They are opulent, gentle, and possess a chicness borne of lazy intelligence—like a sorcerer traipsing from one marble tower to another, just because.
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I spent two and a half months traipsing around the country to find out more about the depths of the Japanese obsession with beauty.
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Chances are, however, there is a family living in the house who would object — or other buyers who would be traipsing through at dinnertime.
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Except in this new Soderbergh experiment, Foy isn't traipsing around with royalty and ruling Britain as it rapidly loses its grasp on a global empire.
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Traipsing through these thumbnails of cities past, what can we say about whether the half-a-trillion Neom will fulfill its grandiose promise and dreams?
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If that were the case, no one would be arsed going to Versailles unless they were going to see Louis XIII traipsing around the pavilion.
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Here in the Midwest, he took pains to be just another volunteer, traipsing along residential streets and speaking with Iowans who knew little about him.
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Its residents are used to spending the weeks before elections traipsing to and from their front doors to receive petitions from politicians of all stripes.
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During the freezing afternoon Tobin and I spent traipsing around Centralia, several cars pulled off Locust Avenue to ask us for directions to the fire.
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After traipsing through aisles filled with affordable quality goods, I ended my trip with a five-course food court fiesta culminating in, of course, sushi.
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From Davy Crockett to Teddy Roosevelt to today's camouflaged men silently traipsing through forests, hunters remain absolutely central to the stories America tells about itself.
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He'd been traipsing around this festival for years, but this time just walking from restaurant to theater each afternoon and evening almost did him in.
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This November, Hamilton is back for an all-new season, traipsing around the world to discover the myriad ways human beings like to get high.
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The added real estate is nice when I'm traipsing though big dark caves in Pillars of Eternity or marveling at the scenery in Far Cry 153.
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"They are not used the cold weather we experience — traipsing through farmers' fields, they don't have a good destination in mind," Alastair Clarke said in February.
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However, before we go traipsing onto the battle ground, the Trump Administration would be well advised to take a crash course in the art of sanctions.
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It was in late 2014 that Najary Torres first began noticing men traipsing through her building on a heavily Orthodox Jewish block in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
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Winter hikers — come equipped for traipsing in the snow, or perhaps skip the tramway trails for the gorgeous oases inside the nearby Indian and Tahquitz canyons.
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These carpets give a room a masculine edge, even if walking barefoot on them is barely more fun than traipsing around cobblestone in five-inch heels.
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Characters traverse the allegedly vast North in no time at all, traipsing from the Wall to the Vale to Bear Island in what seems like days.
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The Bachelorette's Andi Dorfman may be from the South, but she's fully embracing the winter weather, traipsing through the streets of New York in her Instagram Stories.
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"They don't want someone that's not qualified to buy it traipsing through or who just wants to see the home because it is someone famous," he said.
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Bina and Jerry, traipsing in the woods near the wedding, run into their former selves, and Teddy and Eloise start reciting the apologies they owe each other.
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With adventurers Finn and Jake traipsing through a dungeon with Jake's brother, Finn decides he wants to take the reigns in designing the dungeon and the threats within.
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The movie, an animated short called Alex in Wonderland, showed a delightful little character, Alex, traipsing through a flower-filled forest and catching some sun on the beach.
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It's not like I need to wear shorts every day, nor would I, but rather, I just want to feel good and comfortable traipsing around Manhattan in them.
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At first glance, this stunt, which Mr. Johnson called "#HackedByJohnson," looks like another case of teenagers traipsing through a social media minefield, oblivious to the real-world consequences.
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A couple camping in Kentucky's Mammoth Cave National Park say a stranger woke them up late at night to tell them he'd seen Bigfoot traipsing through the campsite.
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What they want her to do is turn around and face the group of reporters who've been traipsing around the country covering her campaign and answer their questions.
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She'd spent a blissful day traipsing around New York with a close friend, visiting bookstores, savoring ice creams and coffee, feeling enamored and alive with the city's possibilities.
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He has been traipsing around the state longer than any other candidate, because he believes in Iowa's magic: connecting with people here means plugging into the national oversoul.
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With a light kick, she and her white-and-red-spotted horse, Sammy, would be off, galloping down a forest trail or traipsing through the scenery of rural Oregon.
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Model Amina Blue took off her lucite heels in the middle of the catwalk, finished traipsing barefoot, and was wearing flat slides on her next appearance on the runway.
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The trailer itself is a glitchy whirlwind of weird, from Stone traipsing around a fantasy landscape in elf ears to Hill crawling around a tiny city as a giant.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoIn late August I spent to weeks traipsing through Europe—on very important work assignments in London, and taking in the local culture of Amsterdam.
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If you're looking to up your wardrobe game for traveling or traipsing around your hometown, make sure to pick out a few goodies from Shopbop's massive Black Friday sale.
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New York-based designer Daniel Spenser discovered this last October when traipsing around Trader Joe's, seized by a fit of boredom while this song was lodged in his head.
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As a result, that annual family tradition of traipsing to that sawdust-covered Christmas tree lot down the street or across town may mean settling for less than perfection.
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The two grown men take off in the middle of the night and go traipsing around Rome, looking for cigarettes and interacting with a high-end prostitute in a hotel.
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If the seller hasn't already vacated the property, they may not want a lot of buyers traipsing through their holiday decorations or coming around when family and friends are visiting.
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"In some ways, I view it as a character because it's such a specific voice and it's partly me, partly this absurd person traipsing around New York City," McCarthy said.
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But in this same episode, Scott is threatening "anyone who comes in between" him and Kourtney with violence while traipsing around the same city with a slew of different women.
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You have to strike the correct balance between going to cute brunches, traipsing along the beach, hiking to interesting locations, and finally getting some rest for once in your life.
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On the other hand, you've also heard your friend speak of Bella traipsing through—and possibly eating—a particularly gnarly gutter pizza (or was it vomit?) on their evening walk.
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Shown traipsing across their native planet of Crait in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, vulptices (known in a group as a "skulk") have feline mystique, but with clear canine energy.
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And the notion that Saudi covert action is formidable was exposed, for all the world, by CCTV images of a bunch of Saudi thugs traipsing into Istanbul with a bone-saw.
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So I'm tantalized by the description of Mr. Harrison's follow-up, a comedy set among a troupe of medieval actors traipsing from city to city, a step ahead of the plague.
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The original Don Quixote suffered from a similar affliction, traipsing through a Spain that was already, at the turn of the 17th century, too modern for his old-school chivalric personality.
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The author, Nathan Heller, portrays the "graceful, blue-eyed" and unapologetic former Army private traipsing across Manhattan in a Gabriela Hearst dress and Dr. Martens, dispensing fashion tips like state secrets.
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Entire movements and nuanced social networks are boiled down to trend pieces (Allure's globe-traipsing take on punk fashion) and gonzo documentaries with click-bait titles ("Punk Rock Vs Sharia Law").
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My colleagues and I spent the last few days traipsing through their aisles, gorging in their snack bars, scoping out the collectors' tote bags and wishing we'd worn more sensible shoes.
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Traipsing down to visit her while she digs up a blueberry bush, Gregory starts up some small talk about working together, and then we see he's got a knife in his hand.
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Remember when Ryan Seacrest wasn't a one-man show, traipsing about the stage and taunting Simon Cowell for his v-necks, but actually had a cohost, the similarly spiky-haired Brian Dunkleman?
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Barbs that economics is but the "painful elaboration of the obvious" will resonate with visitors traipsing through gallery after gallery running the gamut of economic actors, from firms to consumers and governments.
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Je suis desolé, but it's the final installment of From Paris with Love, wherein Action Bronson has been traipsing around the city of dreams alongside his "Natural Wine Shaman" pal Clovis Ochin.
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On the other was Ms. de la Renta, who long ago discovered that Mr. Cunningham's favorite shots were not of her traipsing around in couture, but of her stepping into a puddle.
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Traipsing across Venice in search of Tintoretto clarified how thoroughly a Christian faith animated the formal invention of his greatest paintings, which I often found in obscure churches and cash-poor confraternities.
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A Lego animation entertained us as we waited, and the illusion was thrilling: the minifigures sorted and prepared the food, traipsing along conveyor belts and shifting bricks as they made our meals.
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But they also have a modern sleekness to them, which Hedrick says could make it easier on novice boot wearers who are traipsing into the boot-buying experience for the first time.
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Traipsing past Balenciaga and Christian Louboutin on one side of the payment and rows of expensive cars on the other did not calm my nerves about being immediately laughed out of the bar.
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Refresh takes time, but it's a lot easier than traipsing all the way back to a Center in most cases, especially early on the in the game when your transport options are few.
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Kendall Jenner and a series of flashy Instagram videos helped announce the event, with images of clear blue waters, yachts, private planes, and models Bella Hadid and Emily Ratajkowski traipsing around in bikinis.
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Instead of drawing out and elaborating on the sexual politics of the Trillings' marriage—how the betrayals slotted into their time and place—Robins gives us a traipsing, chattily neutral catalogue of facts.
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I saw myself traipsing back to the venue to perform on a stage where a man who had sent me multiple death threats was due to appear in less than 24 hours' time.
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Mr. Johnson has tried to use the old British imperial tactic of "divide and conquer," traipsing around Europe trying to find someone who will break ranks and blame the Irish for the impasse.
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The exposure students have to R.A.s — at sober parties, traipsing to and from the bathroom and working the front desk — allow them to get used to the idea that they have an ally.
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We know that seven or more years out, there is still no resolution to the zombie crisis, and the group Rick once led is still traipsing around the same parts of the same forest.
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While traipsing through a moor during or after a hard rain, each step becomes something of a calculation: Which foothold is least likely to give way, leading to a boot filled with boggy water?
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But with Tyler Cameron — who placed second on Hannah Brown's season — dating Gigi Hadid, it seems unlikely he'll trade traipsing around New York City with a supermodel for handing out roses of his own.
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August is peak travel season, which means that right now millions of Americans are traipsing around the world creating the stories they'll be telling captivated dinner guests and captive grandchildren for decades to come.
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The days of physically traipsing through staged showrooms to pick out preassembled home pieces that you then wait weeks or even months to be delivered have been replaced by fast and affordable virtual convenience.
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"The fact that this woman is traipsing up and down the Italian peninsula and beyond, over decades, and living in Italy for — on and off — for ten or twenty years, is incredible," Morton notes.
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Rouje There were over 9,000 searches a week for Rouje's Gabin dress from July to September, Lyst notes, which explains why everyone and their mother was traipsing around in a floral vintage-inspired tea dress.
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Obviously he's been through a lot of unpleasantness on the way, but all we're saying is that there must be some wider purpose to those long, cold scenes of him traipsing through the barren North.
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Everyone else was either still touring on releases from earlier months, playing their greatest hits at Las Vegas residencies (Dion, Spears, Jennifer Lopez), or traipsing the globe like there's no tomorrow (Dolly Parton, Barbra Streisand).
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As per usual, the music vigorously toes the black metal/punk line that Master delights in traipsing on and over with his projects, but this particular album is much more traditional than one may expect.
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More than a dozen pro-football players clad in neon yellow construction vests and hard hats traipsing around one of the biggest construction sites in the world, taking notes as contractors talk about steel and drywall.
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And Joy Villa, a singer best known for her MAGA dress at the 2017 Grammys, was mining that same vein of attention-seeking at the D'Souza premiere, traipsing down the red carpet in Betsy Ross cosplay.
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This is the same show in which we spent seasons looking for who killed Alison (Sasha Pieterse), only to learn that she had been traipsing around the world in a red trench coat the entire time.
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If you've got a case of wanderlust but are hesitant to put your career on hold in favor of traipsing around the globe, the results of a new survey will undoubtedly be music to your ears.
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Perhaps you recognize Kite's name as the keyboardist in Julian Casablancas's wild man crew The Voidz (he's the one on the far right in stonewash, above), but apart from traipsing the world with JC and co.
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Apparently, the Arctic is a solid 20 degrees warmer this year than it should be, which is murderous for the planet, but pleasant for the foreign idiot traipsing along Lenina Avenue half-drunk on Russian Standard.
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More than 100 DACA recipients have been traipsing throughout the Capitol in Washington for the past two days, telling their stories to lawmakers in an urgent effort to persuade them to enshrine the program into law.
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While we fully expect to see tried-and-true runway trends at the likes of H&M, the Swedish behemoth's smaller companion boutique is like a well-traveled cousin who just came traipsing back from Paris.
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Especially when it comes to the biannual endless slog of fashion month where girls are expected to rush around from one show to the next, traipsing down runways in staggeringly tall high heels from dawn until dusk.
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Its ads, featuring models of different skin tones traipsing around New York City with irreverent attitudes, spurred a fanbase led by black women who were drawn to the campaign's emphasis on a body part society deemed shameful.
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Soon their paths intersect, and the movie becomes a road picture, the two traipsing across international borders on foot, on horseback, by raft and so on, as Bennie tries to bring the reluctant Connor in to testify.
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You just stand there going, 'What am I doing?' traipsing around with half a game, hoping that this person is going to turn up for this meeting and they haven't... But it's much nicer being with friends.
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Let's say you find yourself exploring one of America's glorious national parks this summer, traipsing through a meadow of wild strawberries under a buttery orb of sun when you stumble upon a valley of sweetly grazing bison.
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Whether traipsing over a steady, rolling rhythm or swimming through a collage of abstract sound, Nagai, a pianist, and Takeishi, a drummer and percussionist — who perform as Vortex — treat every moment as an opportunity for deep synchronicity.
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Every time I found myself traipsing up and down the endless aisles of Home Depot in search of a small item, I found myself wishing that a local hometown store like Village Hardware were still in business.
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How do you adjust from traipsing a narrow set of airless airport halls, eating the same airline meal every day for months, to breathing the clean air of a Canadian winter and playing with your sponsor family's pets?
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It's cultish in a way, and there are some fucked up people spending month after month traipsing around the ashram in their dirty white robes wondering what all of this means, but there are fucked up souls everywhere.
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Roberts says any locker room that has hundreds of people traipsing in and out of it needs to get scrubbed down at least once a day, and should probably be cleaned closer to three or four times daily.
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Which is to say that I would happily binge-watch a half-dozen seasons of "The Anghelache Files," with Cristi in his iron-gray suit and quizzical mien traipsing in and out of trouble in various exotic locations.
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But if you were intrigued, unnerved and tickled by "The Lobster" or by Mr. Lanthimos's earlier films "Alps" and "Dogtooth" (I was), you might be surprised and a little disappointed to find him traipsing over such familiar territory.
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Parliamentary voting in the United Kingdom is an overwhelmingly analogue affair - with lawmakers traipsing down wood-panelled corridors and human tellers totting them up before, in this case, the announcement of another defeat for Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Kourtney Kardashian — who missed Khloé's birthday party this week while traipsing around Europe with boyfriend Younes Bendjima and has expressed a desire to retreat from the spotlight in the past — is feeling the pressure of her high-profile life.
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Whether it's traipsing through centuries-old monuments, traversing the bumpy roads of hilly towns, or just trying to get through a flight with a little less hassle, any family traveling with little ones needs one of these versatile strollers.
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Amid all of this carnage, the pair still ends up together in Villanelle's Parisian apartment thanks to some crack spy work by Elena Felton (Kirby Howell-Baptiste), who was left in London while everyone else went traipsing around Russia.
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L.A. Standout Trend: The Slick BackBest For: All TexturesLet's be honest: Not everyone traipsing around L.A. in yoga pants ever actually makes it to the gym, but that doesn't mean you can't add some health benefits to your day.
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The episode featured Berry traipsing along the fishing village of Port Isaac in Cornwall, described within the episode as a "fish lover's paradise," with her friend Nathan Outlaw, a seafood chef whose restaurant Nathan Outlaw has two Michelin stars.
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Bamboo Comfort 6-Piece Luxury Sheet Set – $33.14 See Details If traipsing around in the snow all day has got your feet and calves sore AF, you'll want to pick up a Sable Leg Massager for take-anywhere relaxation.
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As their daughter's boyfriend sat in a deer blind on the family's 226-acre property across the road, Lynn Robbins explained that a game camera recently captured about 15 wild boars traipsing across their land in a single night.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads To have your outfit snapped by New York Times photographer Bill Cunningham in Union Square or traipsing down Park Avenue was a particular rite of passage — the New York fashion kingdom equivalent of getting knighted.
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Knebl and Pires Mata magicked alive the narrative plot of a Jorge Luis Borges short story, "There are more things" (1975), in which the furniture comes to life in a large house full of secrets, traipsing around and generally wrecking havoc.
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Within the bubble of the Fox News White House, the hunt for Biden family corruption was a fully coherent agenda, one that had the secretary of state, attorney general, and president's lawyer traipsing around the globe to hunt down clues.
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Le Révélateur, which began production at the end of May 1968, was filmed in Germany and features a trio of a mother (Bernadette Lafont), a father (Laurent Terzieff), and a young son (Stanislas Robiolle) traipsing their way through the Black Forest.
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One envisions Peggy Guggenheim accessorized in artist-designed jewelry traipsing around her The Art of This Century gallery, or Iris Apfel adorned in oversized glasses and a bejeweled muumuu, or perhaps Midge, the sensible fashion illustrator from Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo.
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Although the presidential candidate has collected half a million dollars from the internet industry over his five years in the Senate, he found himself traipsing into a very different fundraising environment when he arrived in Silicon Valley over the weekend.
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While traipsing the country plugging their previous album, Goldsmith eschewed a band's traditional write-record-tour-write-record-tour cycle, and spent his on the road downtime writing even more songs—the fruits of which make up We're All Gonna Die.
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But all of that pales compared to the episode's lighter, simpler moments, which included the "Magnificent Seven" – Jon, Jorah, Gendry, Beric, Thoros, Tormund, and the Hound – traipsing through the snow like they were in some kind of medieval fantasy western.
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As for their wearables, I've been traipsing around in their linen bathrobe at home lately, and have found curling up in it with a cup of coffee while the sun beams in to be one of my weekend's greatest luxuries.
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Having made it to the World of Snooker desk, traipsing past a sea of Steve Davis cardboard cut outs, I was eventually ushered into the media room, only moments after Shaun Murphy's shock exit at the hands of Mark Allen.
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The answer may be a combination of both: City parks are more crowded, with visitors traipsing through even some out-of-the-way spaces; and police officers are also increasingly looking to solve neighborhood problems without resorting to handcuffs or tickets.
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Booker, long the darling of the tech industry and some of its marquee leaders, is traipsing into a transformed Silicon Valley when he touches down in town this weekend for his first fundraising trip here since he announced he was running for president.
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He has since shot more than 90 portraits for his new #Freckles series, from women whose shoulders and cheeks are just dusted with dots to a nose-pierced gentleman with freckles traipsing over his eyelids, across his lips, and everywhere in-between.
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After traipsing around New York trying to carve out a spot for himself in the anti-folk movement, he got tired of sleeping on people's couches and moved back to his hometown of Los Angeles, ending up in a rat-infested shack.
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Both Dr. Greenwood, and her sister, Dr. Heather Greenwood, a radiologist who specializes in breast imaging also at UCSF say their commitment to women's health came from watching their mother deal with cancer, traipsing in and out of hospitals at an early age.
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Most people shudder at the idea of strangers traipsing through their home, touching everything and haggling over each item However, an online company called Everything But the House (EBTH) is billing itself as an answer to the potential awkwardness of property auctions.
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Or it may be, as it was on an early fall day in Washington, traipsing between Congressional buildings — clipboard, reading glasses and overstuffed backpack full of research documents in hand — for meetings with Democratic members of congress and Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas.
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The government has also set up an online one-stop shop, where an entrepreneur can jump through many of the hoops required to start a business, instead of traipsing around multiple ministries and offices, for commerce, labour, social insurance, tax and Zakat (a religious tithe).
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For a small fee, visitors are provided lockers for their shoes, before setting off on a path designed to heighten one's attention to the senses, from the painful spike of walking across wood chips or on gravel, to the squishiness of traipsing through mud puddles.
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In the nearly two months since Mr. Trump nominated him, he has been a silent presence in Washington, traipsing through the corridors of the Capitol complex, trailed by a retinue of security officers and advisers, as he made the customary "courtesy visits" to senators.
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You can traipse down almost any street in the world, unbothered by snow or rain or gloom of night, completely safe, eating your Cheetos, and if you grow weary of your traipsing you can teleport to a completely new place on a new continent.
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But if you wait to buy your gear on sale—like, say, on Black Friday—then you're wasting valuable time on a computer, when you could be catching some early snow on the slopes, traipsing from mountaintop to mountaintop, or just sitting by a fire.
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Even so, there's enough additional footage of Bey's posse of magical black women, the Queen herself looking flawless while traipsing through a field in a Kente print gown, and clips of her wedding to Jay Z that you're going to want to take a second look.
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I don't know if it was the music—Rihanna, Chance, Drake, and Kanye all released life-changing albums around then—or the freedom that came with traipsing all over Europe those three months, but that summer is the last one that's really clear in my memories.
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His appearance in B-roll shots on cable news channels, traipsing the halls of Congress shoulder to shoulder with Vice President Mike Pence, have left current and former Trump aides frustrated with the appearance that Mr. Kushner is serving as a de facto chief of staff.
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These two characteristics tend to be at odds: You want to put your best, most-bedazzled foot forward as you reunite with those near and dear to you, but you've also been traipsing around and schmoozing from get-together to get-together — and you just want a break.
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Copycat culprits The trouble started when residents of a South Carolina apartment complex began telling their landlord that loiterers with blinking noses and big shoes were lurking in the woods near the building, flashing laser lights, offering money to kids and traipsing into the dumpster area late at night.
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I love that she conned everyone into letting her stay on this god-forsaken island for another week even though she didn't get a rose and quite literally had done nothing but cry and scheme since the minute she came traipsing out of the woods the week before.
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Apart from the imaginative science fiction-inspired characters that Rick and Morty come across while traipsing through time and space (including evil variations of themselves), the show has become a popular mainstay with younger audiences thanks in part to its existential humor, nihilistic themes and pop-culture references.
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With soldiers traipsing through the church and arrogantly ignoring the "Knights of the Grail", and women in the cast in what strongly resembled Moslem niqabs covering all of their faces apart from the eyes, the production was the subject of numerous press reports suggesting that it might offend Muslims.
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And I [wanted] to do something innate and physical, that dealt with people traipsing on things and kind of depleting resources and being where they shouldn't be, and repercussions of that all coming to a head in a pretty different survival movie that turned into a weird monster movie.
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That's in addition to indulging in unapologetic incest with her brother Jaime, and traipsing around the castle the morning after like Julie Andrews in The Sound of Music — she doesn't have a care in the world about what people might say about her, now that she's the queen.
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I don't think that the puritanical audience that has kept The Bachelor on the air for so long is going to be okay with women traipsing around in skimpy bathing suits and being forced to sleep in the same bed as a man on the first night they meet him.
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Well, now that he basically confirmed that he was traipsing around Beverly Hills with a pee stain on his $700 sweatpants (which Mashable reports are on sale for the very reasonable price of $483), I guess it's time to evaluate just how far a celebrity can go to lose fans.
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So does the McKittrick, not a hotel at all but the sprawling Chelsea complex that is the longtime home of the immersive-theater behemoth "Sleep No More," where spectators roam dimly lit halls on multiple floors, traipsing through rooms that are essentially art installations in which performances periodically break out.
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Clowns are known to get into some weird, evil shit even when there's no occasion to: Back in July, police arrested one traipsing around the woods with a machete strapped to his arm, just two months after a particularly terrifying clown hacked a man to death with a set of bladed gloves.
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New York based boys Skaters are currently traipsing around the UK playing shows, eating a lot of chips (fries) and driving about in Brighton in a sick convertible which is a pretty bold move given it could piss down at any moment—but yeah, I guess the trio ARE BOLD LIKE THAT.
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She added a tiny yellow Fendi bag, and a pair of white furry mules that may have her answering to the Today Show staff again; if her overlong white coat sent germaphobic chills down Matt Lauer's spine, just wait until he gets a load of these furry white mules Gigi's been traipsing around town in.
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And if you're a serious PC gamer who wants to feel like you're sitting in the center of the action while traipsing around various virtual worlds, we're willing to bet money on two things: You'll for sure want to snag one of those monitors upon their release sometime during the second quarter of 2020.
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McConnell's comments illustrated the tightrope that all Republican leaders find themselves traipsing a month after Trump became their standard-bearer: They are eager to channel Trump's grassroots energy into common goals like Senate races this fall, but will likely be forced to repeatedly criticize the explosive statements that Trump has shown no willingness so far to abandon.
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What numbers do you see out there, what realities can you describe, that support the notion that despite Donald Trump's low approval ratings and the typical two-years-after pendulum swing for the party that doesn't hold the White House, which whacked Democrats hard in 2010, your party will be spared and (snark alert!) traipsing through clover.
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For Norwegians, the sight of dozens of American Marines traipsing through the snow in military fatigues — the first time foreign forces have been posted to their country's territory since World War II — may have brought a welcomed sense of security, but it also harked back to a dark era of the Cold War that many had hoped to forget.
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You may not be willing to give up your Gigi Hadid-inspired tousled waves and maybe, just maybe, you aren't traipsing on red carpets like Miley Cyrus' little sister, Noah, but you can turn the sidewalk into your personal runway à la Kendall Jenner with a pair of custom boots from the footwear brand all three are obsessed with: Stuart Weitzman.
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Perhaps it's a little unfair to ask a movie to be what it's not, but I found myself wishing Wine Country were a documentary about these six women — the actual women, not the characters — traipsing their way through wine country together, or just spending a weekend talking about their lives and their friendships, like a version of Tea With the Dames.
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Meanwhile, labels like Moschino and Stella McCartney have done "InstaShoots," in which collections were specifically shot for and posted on the network; plus, there have been a slew of expressly Instagram-friendly runway feats over the past few years, like Opening Ceremony's fall '14 collection featuring a chocolate wall and a Great Dane traipsing down the runway at Hood By Air's spring '16 show.
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Melissa Anelli, the Con's co-organizer and CEO of Mischief Management (which also runs BroadwayCon and LeakyCon, the long-running Harry Potter fan convention), laughed when I suggested there was something just a little bit unsettling about this environment, without a doubt concocted to convince resort guests that they're outside, exploring and being active tourists, when in actuality they're traipsing a strategically crafted ecosystem of resort-owned restaurants, shops, and activities.
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Some details of Mr Syed's trial in 2000 troubled Ms Koenig, and she spent over a year tracking down witnesses, traipsing around Baltimore, wading through trial transcripts and speaking to Mr Syed himself to try to get to the bottom of what happened to Hae Min Lee, an 18-year-old student who disappeared and was found dead a month later in a desolate park on the outskirts of Baltimore.
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