A leopard wanders Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Mumbai, India.
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I'm pretty certain he just wanders around yelling about Russia.
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My mind wanders to the ammonia blemish in the boot.
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The higher she ascends, the further from herself she wanders.
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It all starts personal, then wanders out into the world.
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He wanders away from Hell's Kitchen and up to Harlem.
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The shapeless column of smoke wanders down from the tracks.
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The mind wanders thinking about what those announcements may entail.
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She's sure inspiration will strike while she wanders the garden.
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The beast eventually wanders off free, regaining its natural state.
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It's where my mind wanders when the world is quiet.
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He occasionally wanders into other building entrances in the complex.
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Mum wanders in, one hand pinned to her half-formed gèlè.
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Corinne wanders off to do a shot and take a nap.
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Who, if anyone, is to blame when a child wanders away?
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When we're done talking, Park wanders over to the window again.
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She challenges fate, wanders into a state of possibility and risk.
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It's like a conversation where your mind wanders and says something.
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We see Maeve express immense wonder as wanders through god's workshop.
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Your mind wanders less often in hyperfocus because you're more engaged.
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Later, she wanders through enigmatic, rubbly landscapes like an Antonioni heroine.
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Mr Cao spends hours practising, but he also wanders the gardens.
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There are scenes in which Félicité wanders a night forest alone.
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When your mind wanders, bring your attention back to the breath.
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He then wanders the streets of Brooklyn looking like an escaped Transformer.
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She shows up and wanders through someone else's day, disjointed and alone.
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Senator Marco Rubio wanders through a room, taking selfies and introducing himself.
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It wanders the island eating crabs, other reptiles, small birds, and eggs.
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Keep a dream journal and pay attention to where your mind wanders.
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Gretchen, the dog, wanders into the caves and is lost for good.
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Gretchen wanders too close to the cave and Claudia loses the dog.
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He wanders around alone at night, looking at old family pictures — alone.
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Homeless wanders would sometimes knock on our door to beg for food.
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He wanders among us, village to village, hauling his sack of rats.
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The angle of sight changes as our attention wanders over the surface.
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"When I sit in a regular class, my mind wanders," she says.
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Instead, his mind wanders back to the accident, especially when he's alone.
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"When Kenley isn't in a save situation, his attention wanders," Grandal says.
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Chela, meanwhile, wanders into a state of greater autonomy and wider possibility.
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Cimino is not the only famous person who wanders into the story.
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GUILFOYLE: He wanders from each studio, and then, do you need me, everybody?
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She wanders into the forest and sees two blanketed babies with her parents.
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The viewer's mind wanders from zone to zone, configuring different versions of events.
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My mind wanders, I fidget and deal with anxiety from time to time.
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He wanders the beach looking despondent before taking his leave of the date.
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He chuckles at tough questions, and wanders off topic when disinclined to answer.
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She wanders upstairs, where she comes upon the house's treasure trove of horror.
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Story's camera wanders to neighborhoods and corners that are, by movie standards, obscure.
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By day, he wanders around under an oppressive sun with a hundred animals.
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More likely, your mind wanders to music apps, e-commerce or social platforms.
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For inspiration, Bint Altaf says she often wanders the woods near her home.
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The words themselves are often unclear, especially when she wanders away from you.
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The Portal is perfect for a tiny person who wanders around the room.
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In the cartoon's final frames, Sarah wanders alone and barefoot through the snow.
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Sometimes he wanders over to the old tin shed, a kind of shrine.
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In the 90-second spot, a young black boy wanders around a desolate cityscape.
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He wanders in and out of the bar, unsure if he wants to stay.
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Life often requires you to engage in activities even though your mind wanders elsewhere.
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The movie wanders into so many irrelevant byways that it comes to seem abstract.
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She picks up underwear for her nephews and then wanders into the men's section.
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Instead, Buster finds that his revenge changed little, and the show wanders aimlessly on.
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It wanders, it's repetitive, but with each retelling of a story, new details emerge.
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"Femke does amazing work — she's in galleries all over the States," Mr. Wanders said.
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Carmichael can't concentrate on the performance when they resume shooting, and his head wanders.
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A rescue team wanders Fitzgerald's property to retrieve koalas who are affected by bushfires.
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The president may be a serial assaulter of women, yet the country's attention wanders.
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And if your mind wanders, just note that and return to the present moment.
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When your mind wanders, gently usher yourself back to the text and keep going.
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Some say the ghost of one still wanders the island, strolling on the beach.
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While they're on the beach, Jason briefly wanders away, scaring Adelaide half to death.
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These selections are perfect for long drives, when your mind wanders off the road.
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Angry and distraught, he wanders outside, and runs into Bran, who tells him it's time.
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She catches a glimpse of the cat and wanders into the path of a taxi.
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In the debut trailer, a man wanders a dark, terrifying forrest with his dog, Bullet.
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The photographs document Ader as he wanders around the city, presumably searching for a miracle.
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While I'm sitting on the couch brushing my cat, my mind wanders to my ex.
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But every path we take in life — including relationships and careers — wanders through gray areas.
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His four-year-old daughter wanders through his office during an interview with The Economist.
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A roving band of megaphone-toting musicians wanders the halls, performing the artist's original music.
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Around the 10-minute mark of Triple Frontier a dog wanders into a chase scene.
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If the driver's attention wanders, the vehicle will sound an alert and eventually shut down.
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I think about it when my mind wanders and I'm not really thinking about anything.
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Actually, whenever I'm in a situation that requires patience, my mind wanders back to childbirth.
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Between the rows of makeshift houses, Lazem wanders the rocky alleys of the Rwanga camp.
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The acting is strong even when the script wanders into thickets of rhetoric and mystification.
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At times, he wanders through audience members lounging on rugs, shaking bells from his collection.
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"I don't defend him [Trump] when he wanders off," Mr. Gingrich recently told ABC News.
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The mind wanders — out of the real world, and back to fairy tales, to fiction.
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She has seen the white unicorn and wanders delirious through a wood of ancient prohibitions.
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Such are the little self-diverting games a constant theatergoer plays when the mind wanders.
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War of Will : You know how when you're running for a while your mind wanders?
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Accompanied by his best friend since childhood, Devin (Jai Courtney), he wanders the dystopian wasteland.
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A third housemate, Yi Xi wanders into the living room past unpacked boxes and laundry piles.
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A calico wanders through a woman's legs as she tries to balance in a low lunge.
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The bear eventually tires of its new acquaintance and wanders off, presumably to search for food.
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As Kate partakes in an emotionally charged workout at camp, her mind wanders down memory lane.
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It appears there every night and wanders aimlessly, causing havoc with no apparent purpose or motive.
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And her mind often wanders to worrying about one thing: the cost of her medical care.
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When Ernie cries, he just wanders slowly down the hall and curls up in a ball.
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In the video, Rae, 18, wanders in a dark room, safe in the shroud of shadow.
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After hearing a noise, she wanders through the house catching a glimpse of some unknown people.
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Trump will seemingly talk to anyone who wanders in or calls, without really thinking about it.
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So your soul wanders so you can imagine it's probably a trip to live understanding that.
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Usually a curious boy who typically wanders off, he doesn't even have the energy to walk.
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Latta wanders around the mansion for about 15 minutes before being arrested in the dining room.
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Mr. Wanders, an internationally renowned product, furniture and interior designer, has taken up a peripatetic lifestyle.
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If the jet stream wanders enough, that can disrupt the natural flow of the polar vortex.
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When my mind wanders, I've been taught just to take notice: Now my mind has wandered.
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In She Ready, Haddish freely wanders the full stage, using her entire body to punctuate jokes.
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Unlike her mother, who stays close to the reconstructed roundhouse and tends the campfire, Silvie wanders.
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Sometimes one of their eyes wanders, in a way that in humans would impair depth perception.
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This discovery explains what happens when your mind wanders during a task: It's simulating future possibilities.
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In the video, she wanders the halls of a mazelike building, with a man trailing along.
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BB-8, having evaded The First Order, wanders in search of help on the planet Jakku.
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In one episode she wanders through Tompkins Square Park at night, looking for her lost cat.
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The band's lead singer, Devery Doleman, wanders in front of the camera, half-interested but clearly perturbed.
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Carol wanders around Alexandria, making cookies out of beets, toasting acorns, and dressing up in nicer clothes.
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Still bathrobed, he wanders the halls of his gilded mansion late into the night, talking to himself.
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In it, the protagonist wanders through an alternate cyberpunk universe controlled by a repressive, 1984-like government.
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In "Dirty Dishes," the refrain slingshots like a country song, but the scoring wanders like classic rock.
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It started when Adam Driver wanders into the western-themed scene, seemingly unaware the shoot had started.
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Laura — lost and confused and pissed — wanders through her hometown as pieces of her flesh rot away.
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"It is tougher to feed my family," Erica, who wanders the streets while her children attend school.
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A Russian woman in furs wanders around in a daze, clutching a train ticket in her hand.
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While we chat a stringy 20-something with glasses and an enormous Roy Wood beard wanders in.
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While the innocently confident Lisa wanders from storefront to storefront looking for work, her aunt dies suddenly.
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One day, Baby wanders into a diner, and tumbles into love with a waitress, Debora (Lily James).
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"The central living area is a wonderful place to hang out, read books, socialize," Mr. Wanders said.
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When she wanders off he visits all the famous statues in Manhattan hoping to find her again.
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In his spare time, Balkrishna said, he wanders the forests of the Himalayas looking for medicinal herbs.
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A nameless woman wanders from home to pick berries, only to lose her way in the forest.
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When Arlen, high on the Dream's substances, wanders out into the desert, she meets him there again.
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And she is furious with Wendy for counseling Gordie when the poor kid wanders into her office.
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Occasionally, when I am trying to get an exhibition into focus, my mind wanders to other artworks.
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As your arms circle, swing and pull along the edge of a vast ocean, your mind wanders.
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Every time Mr Trump wanders off script, Mr Bannon will give him a reason to think twice.
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His foils include Jane Asher, who wanders through the proceedings in a state of wide-eyed alarm.
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Seconds after Khloé dials Tristan at True's request, the baby wanders away uninterested in the video chat.
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Donna, visiting Cynthia two or three times a day, occasionally wanders the halls to pass the time.
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Back in 1996, a guy wanders into the Black Hills Forest to look for a missing child.
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It follows Paxton-Beesley as he wanders and lounges pensively around gorgeous city streets and swimming pools.
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Fortunately for all of us, though, DeLevingne's continually odd screen presence wanders in to save the day.
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He wanders into the Australian Outback in search of same, only to be rebuffed at every opportunity.
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Which is all well and good, Lomas said, unless that person wanders out of (admittedly limited) connectivity range.
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Then she wanders over to berate Wiig and the rest of the cast for not moving a muscle.
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He wanders off, and Ri scowls but doesn't resist as I attach a radio mic to his lapel.
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"Left to himself, he wanders off into scrapes, puns and odium," says ConservativeHome, a website for the faithful.
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There, he wanders through the value and the difficulty of not shifting one's focus away from the hardship.
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If someone wanders onto YouTube and finds a familiar topic, they're more likely to stick around and explore.
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She gets lost — until she wanders smack into a ring of torches, held by some very unusual people.
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There's even a touch of magical realism here and there, including a ghost who wanders the series' margins.
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Once again, she wakes up in the middle of the night and wanders out in to the yard.
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What if for a moment during the concert your mind wanders and you're left to think your thoughts?
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It's so bad my mind wanders constantly, my heart hurts, and I'm constantly feeling sick to my stomach.
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After her fight with Beth, she wanders into Tess and Annie's room in the middle of the night.
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My cinematic mind wanders to South American junglescapes as I reach my own jungle of sorts: Lower Manhattan.
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Blount wanders amiably into discussing musicians who perform songs about food, and more far-fetched byways than that.
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"The Girls" is about what happens when Evie wanders into the orbit of a Charles Manson-like cult.
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When a group of young people accidentally wanders onto their property, the game of cat and mouse begins.
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Whoever was supposed to be manning his store is gone, but a friend wanders up to say hey.
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Virgo season is a psychically energized time for you, Libra, as your mind wanders to the ethereal plane.
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Here in Arlington, as we sit in the lobby as the audience wanders in, the feeling is festive.
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And if the script wanders into finger-wagging didacticism over her fate, it is not Ms. Roy's fault.
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At one point, Leo wanders off in the middle of the night and must be retrieved by police.
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If your mind wanders back into thinking about the anger-producing situation, come back to these neutral sensations.
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Your party wanders and mingles among themselves as you watch; a quick whistle will usually bring them running.
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He wanders through Sofia, remembering the painful series of events that resulted in his father's banishment of him.
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As Katrina changes the tire, Clara wanders off the desert road and is bitten by a venomous rattlesnake.
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Nijinsky's mind wanders in many directions, but a recurring theme is God, with whom Nijinsky at times identifies.
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How about when she wanders into Fred Andrews' hospital room and Archie finds her kissing him on the forehead?
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After an argument with John, who wants to reconcile with her, she wanders into the night, eventually discovering Oatmeal.
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Nadia manages to survive the night by soldiering through — she wanders through her party, sipping wine and smoking cigarettes.
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Bellacosa wanders the US–Mexico border, investigating an underground economy built on the revival and selling of extinct animals.
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Now, when her mind wanders in class, she imagines what would happen if a shooter walked in the door.
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Otherwise, you'll receive a location alert whenever someone in your tracker's network wanders within range of your tagged item.
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Or an awkward sequence in which a key character, dazed, wanders through the city making idle chitchat and barfing.
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Let's hear from Ms. Margolin: Naive constructor wanders unknowingly into the quicksand of a tricky-to-implement perimeter theme.
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When a homeless man who wanders Minneapolis' Lake Street showed up at Cesia Abigail's café, he begged for change.
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"Thoughts on Passover," she begins, and continues in an Amy Jellicoe-style voiceover as she wanders through a forest.
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Rills, canals and other waterways flow deep into lush jungle, while the river itself wanders lazily toward the sea.
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After the bedroom sesh, Elijah wanders through Dill's gorgeous grown-up apartment in his boxers, taking in the view.
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Ellen DeGeneres wanders over to greet them, and Apple and Bird smile and hug like the friends they are.
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The sole character, called simply the Woman, wanders through a dark forest at night searching for her missing lover.
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A young bugler, Joseph (David Moorst), wanders through the carnage of Waterloo before making his way home to Manchester.
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When your mind wanders — thinking about the future or dwelling on the past — come back to the present moment.
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A theatergoer's mind wanders to kooky places while trying to make sense of "Harbored," a jumbled production about immigration.
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Right, a lot of the tension stems from how she wanders into the thickets of gender and racial politics.
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The woman wanders in and watches that glow form into a ball, which contains the face of Laura Palmer.
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The son of one dancer, maybe 8 years old, wanders near the punch bowl, and we start to panic.
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She visits all the places your mind wanders when you're alone, and finds healing in announcing them out loud.
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And seconds later, she purchases a future murder weapon while Dee Dee wanders around the mall breathlessly looking for her.
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Cheo Hodari Coker wanders the aisles of Midtown Comics, a two-story megastore just east of New York's Hell's Kitchen.
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Peeved at her friends, Nadia wanders back out into the night, convinced, at this point, that the problem is drugs.
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Clad in a Nirvana shirt, Patrick "wanders the house [he] grew up in like a museum" in the fourth issue.
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And why did he apparently create a host version of himself as a child who wanders around in the desert?
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In Attack of the Clones, Obi-Wan wanders into a bar with Anakin during a hunt for a bounty hunter.
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Sometimes the media's tone deafness about non-liberal Americans wanders far from the political pages and infects the entire enterprise.
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He's found, perhaps not surprisingly, that when the mind wanders, our sensory cortices are less sensitive to the outside world.
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She wanders off to find some amaranth for the shrub she plans to make for us later in the day.
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At this point my roommate, Spencer, in his sleep clothes, wanders from his room into the living area looking upset.
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She wanders through the empty, lit up streets of Tokyo, looking a little lost and a lot out of place.
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Unable to sleep, your mind wanders to the wholly forgettable zucchini noodles you spiralized and ate a few hours ago.
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Even the Dalai Lama, who spends hours meditating each day, admits that his mind sometimes wanders, rather than remaining focused.
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In the poems of Our Death (2019), the poet wanders through a postapocalyptic wasteland, a phastasmagoria of neoliberalism run amok.
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A few times a month, he wanders the forest looking for fungal beauty and shows his children the best finds.
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As Mr. Kaufmann did at the Met a few years ago, he wanders a bit emptily through the title role.
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In the world of Raymond Chandler's gritty whodunits, a tough but honorable private eye wanders a landscape of human depravity.
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After cracking his cheekbone, she wanders into the baby's room, serenely balancing the teakettle in the palm of her hand.
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Standing on a balcony, he puts on headphones, then wanders among his friends, singing about his readiness to escape melancholy.
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The final scene, in which Tom wanders through Bedlam, is acted with haunting economy by Mr. Appleby on bare stage.
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Georges (as in Méliès), interpolated into the drama to act as a documentarian, wanders off, meeting a Moon Person, Eoa.
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When he is not travelling, an aging Goldendoodle that they share wanders back and forth between her office and his.
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A man in Kulajo wanders between a peshmerga position and the no man's land between them and Iraqi security forces.
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Matt Richtel wanders different paths in the same territory with "An Elegant Defense" (Morrow/HarperCollins, $28.99), also published this spring.
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My mom is on perpetual vacation and she wanders around my house and turns all the channels to Fox News.
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Even so, despite their undeniable, concrete presentness, the "Accumulations" prompt allegorical speculation, and the viewer's mind wanders to larger things.
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My mind wanders to food, and I decide to pop by the local Sainsbury's (British supermarket) for cheese sticks and nuts.
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But sometimes, the conversation breaks from strictly cookies-ice-cream-and-cake related topics, and wanders into the territory of pastries.
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Post-coitus — she and Mike have off-camera, presumably boring, sex — Nadia wanders the streets of New York looking for Oatmeal.
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Called Diya One X, it purifies the air as it wanders about a building, while managing to avoid bumping into visitors.
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He smoked, too, and there was the casual use of crack, but inevitably, her mind wanders back to all the drinking.
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After missing another class following a night of partying, Luca (Luka Sabbat) wanders into Zoey's room — with a joint in hand.
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Paul Trillo writes:Following behind the back of a paranoid, neurotic man named Terry as he wanders through the streets of Manhattan.
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Olivia, in her full empress costume, wanders into the woods, desperate to get off of the crumbling set of her series.
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Rihanna fully emerges as the Pisces Princess in "Needed Me," where she wanders an oceanfront mansion while wearing transparent, seafoam lingerie.
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The idea is that a potential Audi buyer wanders into a dealership, and the exact car they want isn't in stock.
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A very confused Agent Cooper wanders about the life of Dougie, too broken to make much sense of where he is.
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There is new footage here too, following Burden as he wanders across his California estate in the months before his death.
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Yes, they are spectacular enough to keep your eyes glued to the screen, even when attention wanders from the clichéd subplots.
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It even wanders into Dickens territory, with characters named Mr. Puddlecombe, Mr. Poot and Mr. Pike, and an urchin called Snout.
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He has been known to stop and chat with employees as he wanders the sterile State Department corridors, according to sources.
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As I sit down, a man in a blue uniform wanders over and asks if the chair opposite me is free.
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"I wanted to make everything perfect, but I think I overdid it a little bit," Mr. Wanders said with a laugh.
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As much as I try to take in the enormity of what I am viewing, my mind still wanders to lunch.
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I think I say I'll take anyone's money if ... Eric Schmidt wanders around trying to influence things with his money. Really?
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Van Damme plays himself, and the show follows the once hugely popular action star as he wanders aimlessly around Los Angeles.
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Physically, John might as well be Jack Reacher, the invincible hulk who wanders through Lee Child's best-selling series of thrillers.
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That's a thing your Carpetbagger often wonders as he wanders through a dense thicket of celebrities at an award-season party.
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Wenger wanders around art galleries in his spare time, while Dyche watches repeats of Road Wars and sands the skirting boards.
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Mr. Kuchler has a sidekick, Mark Gindick, disguised as a phone-glued weekend dad who wanders into the ring by mistake.
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As a spacecraft wanders into deep space, it can take minutes or even hours to receive updated flight commands from Earth.
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In one panel, a Native American woman wanders the forest collecting wood and acorns, while kayakers splash in the river's waters.
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Once sprung, he wanders the Brazilian state of Minas Gerais, picking fruit for no money, then working on a road project.
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Use the app to designate a safe zone around your house and alert you if your dog wanders off the property.
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The film follows a 29-year old boy as he wanders through the New Mexican landscape near her home and studio.
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For instance, Singulier wanders among Magritte's peculiar landscapes, where giant orbs are suspended in the air and veiled lovers are embracing.
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When you think of Riverdale, your mind likely wanders to thoughts of milkshakes, questionable sex scenes, and death, so much overwrought death.
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Dude wanders through a society in which people ignore each other on the street and carry on conversations with their own Siris.
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The aforementioned books have absolutely nothing in common, except this premise: a stray cat wanders in and upends a life or two.
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He wanders into communities, usually helped by locals, to make contact with la maña—criminals, delinquents, and others living on the fringes.
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Luckey wanders the halls a bit and then gets to the hand-off where he presents Martin with the first consumer Rift.
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Sometimes a person (I'm not naming names here) tires of staring at startup funding data, and her hungry mind wanders to pizza.
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George Winston, whose work wanders between folk and gentle impressionism, was in the back of Burr's mind at the time as well.
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The phenomenal multi-directional focus stick has been brought over from the X-Pro 2, placed right where your thumb naturally wanders.
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Johnson wanders into our suite at the Soho Hotel with a cup of coffee in hand and perches elegantly upon the sofa.
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How long can anyone bear to live with someone whose mind wanders off to a place where their love no longer exists?
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Sometimes, such honesty wanders into heartbreakingly real territory, as it did Sunday, when the Deadpool actor tweet an observation about Disney movies.
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Samsung's Bot Air wanders around and purifies the air in different rooms, flashing a green light when the air is considered clean.
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In one episode, BoJack wanders an underwater city in silence because he can't figure out how to talk through his sea suit.
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Mr. Wanders decided to include the contents in the sale because he views them as essential to the experience of living there.
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Between missions, main character BJ wanders the halls of the sub listening to the brief chatter and small stories of his crew.
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After a while, he simply tires of Hammarskjöld and wanders off on a tangent, as if to feed a craving for conspiracy.
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Other nights, he wanders the city with his old Nikon digital camera to take artistic pictures, often stopping at the Brooklyn Bridge.
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A childhood picture shows her hitting balls with her father while Naomi, her hair in curlers, wanders the court with a broom.
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The audience wanders through the Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino along specially illuminated pathways, bridges and pavilions.
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However, when the group wanders into forums like Godlike Productions or other conspiracy sites, it can have trouble playing well with others.
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Colombian migration officials say they will still stamp passports for anyone who wanders over from hidden and illegal paths into their official facilities.
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An albino peacock in a tiny West Sussex village is terrifying residents as he wanders into their gardens looking for love, SWNS reports.
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To refuse these duties is to become another lost soul, who wanders through life only in the shadow of what family truly means.
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Maybe later in life I could enjoy simpler music but my mind wanders within a few seconds if I'm not doing something interesting.
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So if one wanders off, you can easily bring it back instead of killing it and replacing it (which wouldn't be very nice).
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Instead of calling Toby, she wanders the streets of Los Angeles and dodges her mother's phone calls until she happens upon a buffet.
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Do you attack that other player now, or hope she doesn't notice you and wanders into a more compromised position down the line?
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TDEs only happen about once every 10,000 years in a given galaxy, when an unlucky star wanders close enough to a black hole.
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Instead, the referee just kind of looks confused for a bit, and then wanders off in the general direction of the penalty box.
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Your mind wanders, maybe to the fate of the country, maybe to those videos about how Donald Trump is going to save America.
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"His teammates are shouting 'shoot the hinges!' and he just goes and wanders off around the map—I find that amazing," says Martin.
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For SelGo's vid, she wanders about her home in Los Angeles, pouring orange juice, dancing, and pondering the perfect answer to every question.
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"Ever Since New York" turns out to be an non-committal acoustic track that starts out nowhere and wanders around for a while.
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Finally, he wanders Europe in a dissociative "fugue state," during which he assumes the name of Henry Adams, his ancestor Clover's repressive husband.
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The scenes in which he wanders through this desolate ghost city, which seems in a state of suspension, are among the film's strongest.
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They know the embarrassment of inviting friends over while your dad wanders around in a lungi, a garment that looks like a dress.
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Various efforts are made to shoo the horse from outside the fence, and it eventually wanders away, in search of better grass elsewhere.
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I'm the human equivalent of a stray dog who wanders from shop to shop in search of whoever will give me a snack.
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Other shots appear featuring D'Elia grimacing as he wanders the festival grounds, interspersed with the childlike glee of every other attendee in site.
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In the film, Clay, a former frat boy who runs an antique store, meets Amber, a restless spirit who wanders around the country.
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It wanders from idea to seemingly unrelated idea — frequently zooming in to examine a curious object, otherwise taking in the whole uncanny picture.
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Mirroring Angel's dissociated gaze, Ms. Spiro's camera sometimes wanders from her characters to fixate nakedly on families at rest or children at play.
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She forgets that broccoli is boiling on the stove, and wanders outside to water plants; she washes her hair twice in an hour.
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When the eye wanders to a magnificent potpie, you tend to forget about all the delicious potential of a humble hard-boiled egg.
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She wanders the moors, she guzzles wine, and she beds a stable boy, Sebastian (Cosmo Jarvis), with whom she falls passionately in love.
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The U.S. military wanders the globe visiting death and destruction upon other nations and peoples, with a minimal impact on the American homeland.
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Participating in the prologue to "The Object Lesson," in which the audience wanders through the installation and tries to decipher it, is essential.
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The heroine wanders past moviegoers lined up outside a cinema, one of whom is her younger self; they greet each other like friends.
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In an interview with MacDonald during the fire sale forced by their eviction, Frundel is overcome with emotion and wanders off mid-sentence.
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Cher — the mononymous pop goddess herself — plays Tess, the husky-voiced owner of an old-school burlesque club that Ali conveniently wanders into.
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So enjoy it guilt-free — at least until the next flash in the pan wanders by to distract your attention from this one.
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The video opens with a diatribe by Chronixx bemoaning the current state of marijuana legalization as he wanders into a clandestine, hillside herb garden.
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She wanders down the hall from the dance floor and into a dressing room filled with donated dresses and tuxedos for students to borrow.
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Alas, "after the promising first episode, 'Baskets' wanders, becoming a sour, rambling sendup of strip-mall American life," James Poniewozik wrote in The Times.
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Zayn's answer is that he, Zayn, is very cool — he smokes, he looks at boobs, he drinks, he wanders through house parties without smiling.
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Stymied by yet another of Baron Fellowes's arrested plot developments, Daisy wanders back downstairs to ponder the pendulum swings of her fevered little brain.
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The athlete's son wanders in and out of the wrestling room as he pleases, which is just the way that the Burroughs likes it.
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Paak, Lizzo, and more directed the video, which depicts Malik as he wanders though a hazy party scene with plenty of smoke and booze.
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In the middle of the interview, Trump's granddaughter wanders into the Oval Office and this incredible exchange ensues: ARABELLA KUSHNER: [enters room] Hi, Grandpa.
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"The furniture and lighting is so well placed and much of it was made for the place — they should stay together," Mr. Wanders said.
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The United States-Canada border that wanders along the northern edge of the region, and gives it its name, follows their route almost precisely.
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To feather his bachelor nest, he wanders through retail stores soliciting decorating tips from women — customers and salespeople alike — and then sleeping with them.
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When you notice your mind wanders with thoughts like, "What am I going to have for lunch?" come back to your breath without judgment.
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The exile wanders around a world, interacting with objects and people, but generally just taking in this place that they have been exiled to.
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MILAN — The winding staircase of the Palazzo Serbelloni was jammed with visitors photographing the bulbous Venezia lamps that Marcel Wanders designed for Louis Vuitton.
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You're thinking, Deb, it's hard enough to keep the puzzle theme straight on a Thursday, much less when it wanders all over the place.
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But over the years he has transformed himself into a well-heeled nomad who wanders the planet meeting fascinating people and eating delicious food.
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Then came the rally in Phoenix, an excellent example of how the president wanders off the written plan and just sort of runs amok.
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Interludes between many of the scenes often feel pointless, their dramatic function vague — Jobs wanders around, looking confused — and their musical content mostly vamping.
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I read for a bit and my husband wanders off to take some pictures of the sunset and do some post-processing on others.
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Having abandoned her daydreams, June is shocked when she wanders into the woods after escaping a trip to camp and finds Wonderland fully realized.
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Raw, opaque yet also deeply moving, the film tracks her as she wanders from place to place, person to person, alone and finally unknowable.
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If the driver attention wanders, Super Cruise uses an escalating series of alerts to ensure the driver keeps his or her eyes on the road.
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Critics are drawn to the 19th chapter, where Jack wanders through a cemetery, pausing the narrative suddenly, to move among different plots, so to speak.
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Odds are you give them a once-over with a store-bought plastic brush, maybe a quick flossing, while your mind wanders about other things.
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Ben has been fired from his job as a speechwriter for a Philippine senator, and he wanders onto the Metro Manila tour guided by Naya.
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Ethiopians Abadi Hadis and Fikadu Haftu completed the podium and Switzerland's Julien Wanders was fourth in a time of 59:13, a Swiss national record.
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"It's when you let guys get on base and then your focus kind of wanders and then you give up the home runs," Covey said.
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Usagi Yojimbo, the epic comic that Stan Sakai began back in 1984, follows the titular Usagi Yojimbo, a rabbit-man ronin who wanders the country.
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She wanders Chicago's streets for hours, takes notes, makes sketches, takes snapshots on her iPhone, and returns to the studio to begin planning her shoots.
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Whether we're distracted, or just fading out a post-orgasm stupor until this sweaty body rolls off us, sometimes the mind wanders to strange places.
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In the game, Clara—a monkey-like but otherwise human character—wanders Lyndow, her pastoral island hometown of idyllic forest paths, farmlands, cottages and teahouses.
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Bernard wanders around in a daze for a while, wrestling with his programming to remember what happened, and then... Well, just give it a watch.
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He just wanders here and there in his neighborhood, like a little doggie being taken out to make a No. 1 and a No. 2.
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Students' attention wanders "in a frighteningly short time — six to 10 minutes," said James E. Ryan, dean of the Graduate School of Education at Harvard.
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There's a crowd for "Tomato-mania," but the LA Mayor wanders inconspicuously to the farm stand's counter until he's recognized by one of the cashiers.
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Our promise breaks, he shakes his head, he wanders off, we sense a chill, the woods around us dark & deep, the trees around us listen.
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Every cook and foodie who wanders through a Williams Sonoma store emerges with an armful of high-tech kitchen appliances, beautiful dinnerware, and gourmet snacks.
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The man from the beginning (the taut, compact Luca Marazia) wanders through, occasionally threatened by the hordes, losing and regaining the light-of-humanity orb.
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This chapter wanders from horror-movie images and effects into the kind of straightforward action that shares DNA with westerns and platoon pictures of old.
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Really focus on your breathing and counting, and if your mind wanders off, just take note of that and return your attention to the exercise.
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"Of course it was made for this place, but, yes, it's made in such a way that we can take it out," Mr. Wanders said.
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If your gaze wanders off, you will be lost in the many different trajectories the sculpture offers, unsure of where your previous entry point was.
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In the short film, a rural couple listen to Welles' broadcast on the night of October 30, 1938, while their son wanders in the woods.
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He meets with geishas, cooks with local chefs, and wanders through Tokyo on a quest to uncover what it is that makes the country tick.
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He wanders around, following the shifting textures of Lopatin's production wherever they go, resulting in something that's not quite rap and not quite ambient electronic.
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In this world, writer Peter J. Tomasi then wanders between stories, as Ian Bertram's pug-nosed illustrations add a pop of character to the work.
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As she wanders along the trail of her thoughts and readings, as you witness her forming the thing you are seeing, you root for her.
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His Dundee in America is more complicated, revealing in his facial expressions a fair amount of anxiety and awkwardness as he wanders through New York.
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"We have to make things that will not be thrown away, that people love," said Marcel Wanders, a founder of Moooi, a Dutch design company.
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At one point in the new documentary "Studio 254," Michael Jackson wanders into a television interview that the club's co-owner Steve Rubell is doing.
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A young man (Javon Q. Minter) wanders among and between these plays-within-a-play, wearing a stricken gaze and a fear of attracting attention.
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The mind wanders: Perhaps even onerous courtroom procedures can use an injection of smart technology to bring down waiting times for trial lawyers and defendants.
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"Hey, remember me?" she begins, then wanders into territory naughty enough to require us to embed this "air horn edit" that bleeps the dirty bits.
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An emaciated dog wanders through a dirt courtyard, and Tasmin Hamilton, his mother, who single-handedly raised her four children here, hangs in a doorway.
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To add to the existential drama, two satirical mimes occasionally appear, and a monk (Frank Kuenstler) wanders through the proceedings searching for his lost faith.
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He wanders Europe alone, spending time in Berlin, Madrid, and Helsinki; in each city, he invents a new name, a new nationality, a new history.
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She said that the older woman typically wanders into the woods looking for dandelions and collects them using a knife, according to the police report.
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On Pro Basketball Say what you will about LeBron James, but whenever he whines, or wanders, it is usually in the overwhelming interests of winning.
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Best of all was his poignant ardor in such passages as "Wie sie selig, hehr und milde wandelt" ("How blissfully, bravely, and gently she wanders").
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He wanders out of the bedroom in boxer shorts, squints at me typing away on my glowing laptop on the couch, and shakes his head.
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But, before your mind wanders too far, the Parks and Recreation alum turns his body and reveals that the instrument he's been adjusting is … a saxophone.
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He's just chilling in his headset and rocking his VR Yeezys, which presumably scoot him back into a defined space whenever he wanders off too far.
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She still has an hour left on her shift, but it's rainy and quiet and a grand total of one customer wanders in while we're there.
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If the driver's attention wanders, Super Cruise uses an escalating series of audible and vibrating alerts to ensure the driver keeps their eyes on the road.
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Riyo (Izuzu Yamada) wanders the streets selling tea from door to door while trying to care for her son as her husband is incarcerated in Siberia.
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During the day and a half that she's cuffed to the bed, her mind wanders back to an incident that happened the summer she was 12.
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Kimmel cut to the green room to chat to the two of them, when suddenly Matt Damon wanders into shot muttering "they have snacks in here".
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The computer so you can know how far and fast you've ridden, and GPS so you, or Vanmoof, can track your bike if it wanders away.
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It's always the same horror story—an unsuspecting star wanders too close to a black hole, only to get ripped apart by the black hole's gravity.
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She wanders the city, documenting its decay as an anonymous blogger, and hooks up with a group of survivors who are on their way to safety.
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Episode 103: The Lying Begins It's no accident that the first place Jeanie (Naomi Watts) wanders into in the first episode is called the Rabbit Hole.
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As Alex wanders around the island, chatting with her friends, speech bubbles will appear over her head, and you're able to choose what she says next.
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To be clear ... Janice isn't blaming Disney, but thinks it should update its signs and aggressively monitor and remove dangerous wildlife that wanders into the lagoon.
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Lean's character says nothing in its runtime and is smeared with blood for most of the film as he wanders through an Old West ghost town.
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She wanders to the backyard, so you, as her spirit companion Aiden, give her a push on the frozen swing and aimlessly trudge through the snow.
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Having authored hundreds of 302s, and run many sensitive counterintelligence investigations and operations during my bureau career, I know an FBI oddity when one wanders by.
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The prose wanders, circling ever wider, compounding and collecting ideas about sexual violence without conclusion before returning to the protagonist and his love for his girlfriend.
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In the book, a lonely 10-year-old named Winnie Foster wanders into the woods where Angus Tuck and his family guard their secret of longevity.
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So he just sort of wanders into the ghettos and streets and makes friends with a lot of down-and-outers, which is what he is.
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The exception is the long central passage where, as Dunbar wanders half-hallucinating in the Cumbrian wilderness, the only dialogue is between the mind and itself.
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"I'm falling for multiple people in different ways, and that's exciting, but scary," she quips as she wanders through a ridiculously gorgeous field of colorful flowers.
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In a particularly good scene, Sizemore wanders the underground halls with Maeve and Hector, who surprise and repulse him when they start holding each other's hands.
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After Julieta runs into a childhood friend of her daughter's, she wanders, distraught, through an élite area of Madrid that looks as generic as uptown Manhattan.
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It would seem, then, that the aye-aye (so named because of its cries) wanders the forests of Madagascar giving the world the highly elongated finger.
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Instead, we know the country's being run by a guy who wanders around in an ego-filled cloud, saying whatever the heck pops into his head.
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It wanders through raw acoustics, aching samples, panicky post-hardcore, and jittery house beats, held together by lyrics that read like an impressionistic short story collection.
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But then Cook wanders off message and says a very strange thing about a very expensive textbook in a conversation that isn't about the cost of textbooks.
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The photo's illusion of depth is clearly limited to the thickness of the sill, but the imagination wanders into that golden fog in search of endless space.
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In the most nightmarish drone scenarios, one of the little whirlybirds flies into an airliner, or wanders into military airspace, or swoops down on the White House.
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Like some kind of wannabe Pedro Romero in jean shorts, the 55-year-old taunts and lunges at the massive animal as it wanders around stalled traffic.
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Up to 2 feet of rain is likely to fall in parts of Louisiana as the storm wanders onshore like a car inching forward at rush hour.
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A woman wanders into his bookstore, and immediately Joe assesses her: What does that dress, that hoodie, those sunglasses have to say about who she is, underneath?
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And then there are kids like 8-year-old Mustafa Soufan, who goes to El Mina's boardwalk at night, when it's busiest, and wanders the street alone.
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Dr. Minden says that in theory, meditation is simple: It usually involves directing your attention to an internal process, and then redirecting it when your mind wanders.
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I hang out with friends and I feel like my mind constantly wanders in a million different directions and no one is getting the attention they need.
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If your dog wanders out of their designated "safe space," set up within the app, an alert and location finder will be sent automatically to your phone.
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I see them when I'm doing mundane tasks, like folding laundry or giving my kids a bath, or when my mind wanders during a meeting at work.
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Cranky and confused, BoJack wanders off and ends up on an underwater bus, helping a pregnant male sea horse (biology lesson here) deliver a litter of babies.
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If she's anything like the stray in "The Stray," a bounty hunter who wanders off mission and gets stuck in a faraway crevasse, the implications are ominous.
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In the scenes that we see, Welles's muse, the actress Oja Kodar, wanders through barren landscapes, often nude, following or being followed by a shaggy-haired man.
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He wanders in and out of Johnny's apparently unlocked apartment with abandon, gets into pillow fights with Johnny and Lisa, and tries to watch them having sex.
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As Abe wanders from room to room, a Willy Loman without a family, he tells us jokes about salesmen as well as the story of his life.
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Guitar chords outline a slow waltz; a backup choir joins her and sometimes wanders away from her; heard through headphones, phantom voices arise from behind and above.
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The track begins as a gentle drone with feedback woven in, offers a spoke-sung verse that suddenly sprouts harmonies and wanders off to an unsteady beat.
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He wanders through the halls of his high school — a lank, 5-foot-6, Disney-obsessed 16-year-old prone to bursting into song — like the mayor.
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A lost soul who lives in a trailer and wanders aimlessly from bar to slot machine, Carey urges his sister to place their father in hospice care.
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He wanders and hedges and doubles back, but he is governed by a strong instinct for self-preservation, and never strays too far from his essential positions.
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In April, 19863, an unnamed sergeant, an American soldier stationed in Devon before the invasion of Normandy, wanders into a church where a children's choir is rehearsing.
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These vehicles, though, are not like penguins, designed to take in energy only to spew it back out and into the mouth of whatever chick wanders by.
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One hoary legend has it that a giant mythical cat called the Jolakotturinn wanders the streets this time of year, peering into the homes of small children.
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Now, he said, every time he tries to exercise, his mind wanders back to an email he needs to write or a call he needs to make.
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The cover shows a thread of light wrapped around a naked human who wanders about in a neo-primitive urban landscape, one that's haunted by hostility and forlornness.
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All this is foreshadowing for the traumatic event: During a picnic, baby Gage wanders off into the road, and is run over by one of those same trucks.
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Unplanned, chance encounters—with a protest as one wanders down the street, or a competing argument aired on the evening news—help guard against "fragmentation, polarisation and extremism".
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If all it takes to convince people that the Speaker of the House wanders around drunk in public is a slightly edited video, then we're in serious trouble.
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Jolie's Lara Croft is an absurd badass, the stuff of male and female fantasies alike, as she wanders the world kicking ass in short shorts and fancy coats.
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Selling newspapers, he wanders into a gay-rights meeting; he storms out in disgust, not just at what he has seen but at his own enchantment with it.
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"She wanders around with the other kids for approximately 11 minutes before she runs into the room with a smile and says, 'Look, mommy!' to me," she wrote.
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But Linus keeps waiting, and waiting, and waiting, until finally, Lucy wanders out at 4 in the morning to bring him back inside and tuck him into bed.
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For example, when Hannah is listed as the girl in school with the "best ass," the camera never wanders over her derrière, eager to prove her sexual worth.
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The reality TV bad boy — the one who stokes petty feuds, wanders off script, rants about "fake news," and spreads nonexistent tales of voter fraud — didn't show up.
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Sure, the hospital's reputation takes a hit if a living patient wanders down the wrong hall and sees the machine, but reputation is easier to regain than money.
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Perhaps the most forceful demonstration of this comes when Barry wanders around Baltimore and is mistaken by several residents for a participant on a The Wire-themed tour.
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Liberated, she wanders, dances and finds her romantic foil, in a series of scenes that could either be a figment of imagination or as real as it gets.
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This is where the movie hits its stride as a meandering mess as Gino wanders around Brooklyn trying to find Richie, beating people up and then moving on.
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As the game opens, the player controls a local mechanic as he wanders through the woods to bombed out ruins of the village that was once his home.
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As Sam Loudermilk, a recovering alcoholic turned substance abuse counselor, Mr. Livingston wanders through Seattle with his face locked in a sneer and his snark on automatic pilot.
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In New York, our mind's eye instantly wanders to the ubiquitous corner hot dog, while in Poland, one can hardly take a few strides without encountering a kielbasa.
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Veteran tango dancers say the 15-minute stretches can turn into agony when a male partner's embrace feels suffocating — or when his hand wanders well beneath the waistline.
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She eventually wanders into the living room with D. and I slowly work my way out of bed when I hear my two-year-old, N., get up.
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Michael, still fuzzy, wanders about Manhattan under the aegis of the Jewish-Czech photographer Lilly Bloch and the shade of William Butler Yeats (yes, you read that correctly).
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Benard Kimeli made it a one-two for Kenya, coming second in 27:12 and Switzerland's Julien Wanders was third in a new European record of 27:13.
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In the oddly named "Buster's Mal Heart," an unkempt vagrant (Rami Malek) wanders the hills of Montana, squatting in empty vacation homes and sometimes defecating in the cookware.
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As he wanders the village on a recent morning, navigating streets looking out on autumn-tinged pastures dotted with cypress trees, Mr. Lucentini indicates the landmarks of decline.
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And he loves to hear Shine tell the story of a tiger who escaped his cage and now wanders the streets after the Huascas killed his wealthy owner.
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Carmichael wanders off to the side of the stage, where comedian Hannibal Buress happens to be standing, and asks Buress what he thinks of the "black Friends" exercise.
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Keep in mind that you may have trouble finding another apartment with easy outdoor access and a landlord who would welcome an outdoor cat that wanders into lobbies.
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In her recent music video "Vague," a spoof on Madonna's "Vogue," Dynasty dances and wanders amidst a variety of odd backdrops while also pulling off signature vogueing moves.
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Yeah, cops taking on the mob has its own set of clichés to deal with — some of which Bosch wanders right into — but it's at least less-tilled ground.
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Bored and horny, she wanders off in search of "some young fresh meat," as the scene description puts it, and stumbles across her friend's college-aged son jerking off.
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And with that, he wanders off into the warm Ibiza evening, shouting back at me that I'm invited to a lobster lunch with his millionaire bros the next day.
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Nevertheless, these tips are effective ways of keeping your surreptitious browsing activities hidden from the boss who usually wanders behind your back on the way to the water cooler.
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Instead of building on its most pertinent themes — or on any themes — The Darkest Minds wanders around haplessly in a fog of tired tropes and unmotivated bits of plot.
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Almodóvar flashes back to the events that followed: Mother and daughter move to Madrid, where Julieta wanders about in a terrible haze while young Antía finds them an apartment.
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In one episode, a man wanders in with a 1961 Gibson SG Les Paul custom guitar, formerly owned and played by Paul's wife, the singer and guitarist Mary Ford.
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After Katrina's daughter wanders into the desert and is bitten by a venomous rattlesnake, a mysterious woman helps heal the child — but the miracle comes at a steep cost.
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Mr. Wanders, 52, is selling his 237-square-meter, or 2,550-square-foot, apartment, complete with custom furnishings, artwork and even design kitchenware, which reflect his joyous, playful aesthetic.
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The principal of Porterville High, Jose Valdez, said that when he's having a bad day he wanders into Mr. Gonzales's rehearsals, where the effervescence and joy lifts his spirits.
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One, called Mister, wanders into the scene like Little Red Riding Hood carrying a magic picnic basket; he's a dandy in a white suit, saddle shoes and argyle socks.
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The centerpiece of the episode is a dream sequence in which Crawford, near the end of her life, dying, wanders through her apartment at night, hair long and gray.
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A kid wanders around wearing a white sweatshirt with a YouTube logo on the front and the words CREATOR CREATOR CREATOR CREATOR CREATOR in a column on the back.
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Just look at this Buick-sized gator as he wanders around in Beaufort, South Carolina: Alright, so there's a golf course involved (sports!), and, sure, some very concerned deer.
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Spending no more than three days in any place, Kino wanders around a fantastical world on her talking motorcycle, Hermes, learning about unique places, cultures, and peoples along the way.
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Ford, General Motors, Toyota and Volkswagen now refer to themselves as "mobility service" companies rather than just automotive manufacturers, and that's readily apparent as one wanders through the Convention Center.
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The central character is Elodie (Brianna Hildebrand from the "Deadpool" movies), who wanders through life with a confused, surly attitude that's especially prevalent in TV and movie takes on adolescence.
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But if it was marketed as an internet-connected device with a microphone and camera that wanders your house at all hours of the day, you should probably skip out.
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In time, the mouse comes back and wanders the clay promontory, lifting one tiny hand to lean on this or that stalk of grass, flouncing its whiskers when it sniffs.
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The crowd's silence is the same weight she senses in class sometimes when she wanders to a different topic, or at a dinner table when she's had too much wine.
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In a recent dash cam clip from Russia, a teeny kitty wanders out into traffic right in front of the camera, and attempts to hide directly underneath a stopped car.
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When Shannon Felix allowed investigators into her home, she told them her daughter suffers from Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and wanders the home at night, according to the Lexington Herald-Leader.
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Hide your browser in a flashA different approach is to browse the web as normal and then hide all the evidence as soon as anyone wanders over to your cubicle.
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Although Ben can't stop talking about Crespi, Midge — because she is our magical leading lady — wanders to a back room and finds a beautiful painting of a woman for $210.
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The pair wanders aimlessly for a bit, only to discover that a hideous plague has descended upon all the land; there are pustules as far as the eye can see.
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In one of the most memorable sequences, Ledger points the camera at his own face as he wanders through a hallway, whispering improvised dialogue about a supervillain chasing after him.
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Simmonds plays Rose, a 12-year-old deaf girl living in the 1927 Hoboken, New Jersey, who runs away from home and wanders through New York's Museum of Natural History.
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Led by Sam Taylor-Johnson, the director of 2309 Shades of Grey, Gypsy is an exploration of the nomadic mind: the places one wanders when the socially constructed boundaries disappear.
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For a brief moment, she steals their toddler and wanders around a health food store; later, she kidnaps their dog and passes it off as her own at the park.
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It wanders from plinking bell tones and samples of hummed notes to hints of Japanese koto into drums and synthesizers that sound like the start of a big trance buildup.
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Einstein's book wanders from its main topic into a fuller review of contemporary advertising practice, including pseudo-engagement on social media, mass harvesting of private data and other unappealing practices.
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At home, he wanders around with it, "just kind of looking at things," he said, or hangs out with his kids—kicking a soccer ball, or playing rock, paper, scissors.
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Number 5 wanders off the robotics facility, stumbles into Ally Sheedy's life, learns to read, learns what it means to be "alive" and befuddles its designer played by Steve Guttenberg.
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Yet, as I plow through the maze-like halls of bombed-out Manhattan and the secret base underground in New Mexico, my mind wanders back to the gang's submarine base.
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However, their 7-year-old son, Dylan, is at ease with his surroundings, and especially pleased to have a pal who wanders down from the mountain to play with him.
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In addition to Phoebe, she has a 4-year-old cat, Oliver, who is allowed anywhere in the house except the bedroom because "the cat wanders, scratches, meows," she said.
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There's a young homeless man who wanders the streets near our house, talking to himself and seeming lost, and we see him almost every day on our walk to school.
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Berlusconi, dressed in white linen, wanders the grounds of his estate, chatting with his wife, Veronica (Elena Sofia Ricci), one of his grandsons, a loyal lieutenant and a court musician.
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" Speaking with the Times, Maples expressed a deep love for nature and described how she sometimes wanders off into Central Park to just "hug a tree" and "feel the earth.
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Then he wanders farther afield and burrows more deeply into himself, ending in an aging (in this production) despair, bordering on madness, that somehow retains its beauty, poise and eloquence.
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The Doomsday Clock has tick-tocked to a minute before midnight, and Wade nervously wanders a carnival of the teenage wretched in search of souls to save before the apocalypse.
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It's the younger of the two whose attention span wanders first, like a true drummer, smacking out a beat on his thighs, absentmindedly clanging together the salt and pepper shakers.
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In Wonderstruck, Simmonds plays Rose, a 12-year-old deaf girl living in 1927 Hoboken, New Jersey, who runs away from home and wanders through New York's Museum of Natural History.
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Trying to break the phone's lock-screen password, my mind wanders over listicles about the most common passwords used by thousands of users who can't be bothered with good cyber security.
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In "The Mysterious Ticking Noise," Severus Snape wanders the blue-curtained halls of Hogwarts in search of the source of a "kind of catchy" ticking sound he can't seem to shake.
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The film follows Lucy (Brittany Snow), a recent college graduate living with her grandmother near the Ridgewood border, as she wanders off the L train in the middle of a siege.
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Protagonist Radiget wanders around a pastiche of 16-bit RPG worlds, talking to rambling NPCs that proffer little in the way of advice, instead just regurgitating their own peculiar little dialogs.
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Then there is British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who wanders around the capitals of Europe without either a plan to avoid a hard Brexit or a parliamentary majority to support one.
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As Jonah is looking for food for his pretty, bedridden wife Amy (Megan Ketch), he wanders through the hospital and encounters Erin (Rachel Brosnahan), an ex-girlfriend whose mother has cancer.
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Please watch this cute critter glide along the field, as all players can do is watch — although it wanders over to center fielder Lorenzo Cain, aka LoCain, possibly for some love.
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The result is a 29 or 8 minute-long video of a Very Important Celebrity answering questions like, "who's your spirit animal" whilst said celebrity wanders about a distinctly beautiful location.
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He himself has now published more than 250 books and, despite his age, he still wanders around with a Leica camera hanging from his shoulder, ready to capture a fleeting moment.
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The protagonist visits the town on an artist's residency, where he wanders the desert landscape, parties with young people and accidentally ingests ketamine — but it's Judd's installation that provides an epiphany.
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While Jamie tries to turn his scruffy troops into a viable army, Claire's mind wanders to her time as a nurse during World War II. WOMAN IN GOLD (2015) 9 p.m.
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"Loving Vincent" is set after the artist's death, in the places that he used to haunt, with a steady supply of flashbacks, and a sleuth-like hero who wanders vaguely around.
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Odekerken oversee both the kitchen and front of house, and she also provides many of the menu's bakery and pastry items, while he often wanders among the tables, chatting with diners.
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Eventually, minutes later, he wanders into the clause about women and children that certainly sounds misogynist and racist — but especially sounds that way when taken without all the other clauses attached.
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Like, there's a guy with a taser that renders Chiarelli unconscious if he ever wanders into a room alone with David Poile so he doesn't trade Connor McDavid for Nick Bonino.
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But most people who go to festivals are in their 20s, many of them single and looking to have a good time, not censor themselves in case a toddler wanders by.
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The boundary between Diana's sanity and insanity is not a bright line she stalks across, but a no man's land she wanders through, sometimes emerging on one side, sometimes the other.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO "Take Shelter," from the Copenhagen-based duo of Carl Coleman and Dane Caspar Hesselager, oozes with minor chords that satisfyingly resolve while the subject matter wanders into unsettled terrain.
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He wanders unnoticed into the house, and as he watches the party from the shadows in an adjacent room, he focuses on the sharp, gleaming knife used to cut the cake.
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The films has, in essence, two protagonists: a young boy named Naoufel pursuing a girl he falls in love with, and a sentient disembodied hand that wanders the streets of Paris.
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At the end of the third episode, the last that was screened in advance to critics, a producer, Mia Jordan (Karen Pittman), wanders into the now-vacant office of Mitch Kessler.
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There's even one for PSO J318.5-22, a rogue planet that doesn't orbit a star but instead wanders across the galaxy, cast in perpetual darkness, swept by rain of molten iron.
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Washington, D.C. is finally feeling the crisp notes of fall in the air, and establishment Republicans are whispering ghost stories about the monster that wanders the country outside their swampy fiefdom.
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The First Man wanders the White House, staring at paintings of Martha Washington and Abigail Adams, and wondering if he, too, will be depicted in such a portrait, wearing a bonnet.
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Her baby is so tiny you might be scared to even touch it, yet she wanders around with it dangling from her arm with an insouciance that only youth can bring.
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Moonrise Kingdom tries to kill Jughead Betty's man Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse) wanders into the woods to stop Gargoyle King acolyte Ricky DeSantos (Nico Bustamante) from killing himself in an "ascension" attempt.
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When they are not either leaping into battle or standing atop a pile of the slain, the Metal Barbarian drinks heavily, wanders across barren wastelands, and occasionally lays with a writhing sorceress.
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The new warning is most likely about avoiding liability -- as in, Niantic not wanting to get dragged into court every time some knucklehead wanders into traffic or onto the wrong neighbor's property.
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In Kilkis, near Serres, he wanders around talking to voters ("They are ruining me with taxes!" one farmer complains) before explaining his programme to a crowd of shoppers in the town square.
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Now, the world is a smoking ruin, and strange forces (like a little Russian girl in a white dress who wanders through hell) are trying to carve out dominance in the wastes.
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The Forbidden Photos of a Lady Above Suspicion basks in eyes, as its main character Minou (Dagmar Lassander) wanders deeper and deeper into the realm of the unwell (or so she thinks).
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Pictures (YouTube)The Curse of La Llorona is based on a Mexican legend about the ghost of a mother who drowned her children and now wanders the Earth snatching up lost kids.
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JACK REACHER: NEVER GO BACK Tom Cruise returns as Reacher, the super-aggressive former Army cop who wanders the country with a scowl and scary weapons, making life miserable for bad guys.
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O. Scott) 'Café Society' (PG-13, 323:36) Woody Allen wanders back into the worlds of 1930s Hollywood and New York, patching together an intermittently amusing, visually elegant collage of familiar themes.
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O. Scott) 'Café Society' (PG-13, 1:36) Woody Allen wanders back into the worlds of 1930s Hollywood and New York, patching together an intermittently amusing, visually elegant collage of familiar themes.
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O. Scott) 'CAFÉ SOCIETY' (PG-78463, 78453:78443) Woody Allen wanders back into the worlds of 78433s Hollywood and New York, patching together an intermittently amusing, visually elegant collage of familiar themes.
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From the ceiling to the marble flooring, their walls shimmer with custom mosaics of Bisazza glass tiles, and they are crowned with sly crystal chandelier overhead showerheads, a line Mr. Wanders designed.
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Remnants of War plays out as MacDade wanders through the ruins of the previous game's war, disarms landmines, talks to a journalist about the aftermath of war, and reminisces about the past.
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Mr. Packard frequently cuts to an aging couple watching a TV movie in their living room; in the film within this film, a young woman in a nightgown wanders tree-lined streets.
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We clung to the cliffhanger ending of the penultimate episode: Arya Stark wanders a city of cinders, trying to save innocent women and children from being doused with dragon flame from above.
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Matt Murdock is feeling a bit down on his luck in Daredevil 266 (Marvel Entertainment, 1989) when he wanders into a Manhattan bar on Christmas, intending to soak his sorrows in beer.
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The show has the feel of real talk from a friend, but not a particularly compelling one, as her monologue wanders amid infrequent jokes, stuck awkwardly between stand-up and solo show.
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His mother (Anne-Marie Duff), who suffered a head injury when Edward was a child, paints and makes collages and wanders around the house and garden in a state of permanent confusion.
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A drifter wanders into an isolated diner and falls instantly for the owner's wife; their lust drives them first to kill her boorish husband and then more or less annihilate each other.
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But after being released, Daniel plays hooky from his new job and wanders into a nearby church, where he claims to be a priest — and soon ends up serving as a substitute.
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He feigns diabetes to escape the draft, and wanders north, dabbling in odd jobs and drug dealing before returning to the reservation and getting himself elected chairman of his increasingly restive tribe.
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He demands they stay by his side, despite their antsy desire to visit the toy aisle, and when Becca wanders off as he's picking out toilet paper, he quickly loses his cool.
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But at the bare minimum it's a public relations disaster for a White House that wanders from one scandal to another like a drunkard stumbling from room to room in a burning mansion.
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Then, in the middle of the live broadcast, anchor Jim Gardner swoops in, and like a hawk on a mission, finds Tynan's missing jewelry, hands it back to her, and wanders off screen.
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The internet just loves a sad boi, and give us a sad boi who's also eccentric, can see ghosts, wanders around the house in his underwear and a towel, and has an accent?
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"Among your characters you must always include The Starving African, who wanders the refugee camp nearly naked, and waits for the benevolence of the West," Wainaina wrote in satirical instructions to aspiring writers.
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My cynical mind wanders toward a more nihilistic realm: When people self-select, they have a tendency to socialize into increasingly radical points of view, creating a toxic circle of isolation and extremism.
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He wanders from New Orleans jazz bar to New Orleans jazz bar (God likes jazz) asking if anyone's seen God, and beating up people who mock him for asking if anyone's seen God.
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Less scary and more deeply disturbing, Inside puts you in control of a young boy who wanders into a creepy city teeming with zombie-like citizens and scientists performing horrible experiments on people.
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In Teju Cole's novel Open City, for example, Julius—a young Nigerian immigrant—wanders around New York City ruminating about the maze of life and the variety of monsters hiding around every corner.
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Her sister-in-law and daughter serve clients that choose to stay, and her husband wanders in and out of the shop with his hands folded behind his back, never saying a word.
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It isn't long before Hiddleston's Thor costar Chris Hemsworth wanders into the frame and assumes the award is for Home and Away, an Australian soap opera Hemsworth starred in back in the day.
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A middle-aged married couple wanders in, the cameras around their necks and guidebooks in their hands signaling that they're tourists exploring the meat-packing district—Copenhagen's creative land of milk and honey.
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Isabelle Huppert plays a deeply complicated and fascinating anti-heroine But after that, Elle wanders into increasingly murky territory, as Michèle investigates her rapist and pursues a physical and emotional relationship with him.
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Old Man Bayka just wants presents In Liberia, Old Man Bayka, or the county's "devil," wanders the streets begging for presents on Christmas Day, according to the ONE campaign, a world advocacy organization.
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As he wanders the town on the night before the Volunteer sets sail, he visits a brothel, tries to get free drinks in a bar, and eventually rapes and murders a young boy.
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The Mandalorian doesn't have that kind of zoomed-in setting — its titular bounty hunter character wanders the galaxy in search of his next target — but it does boast a great sense of place.
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"Wonderstruck," based on a children's book by Brian Selznick, wanders through Broadway theaters, a West Side bookstore and presanitized Times Square before planting its imaginative flag at the American Museum of Natural History.
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It is November 2001, and the city Percy wanders is full of missing faces plastered on brick walls, shrines to desperate grief or unreasonable hope — a population of people who never came home.
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The endlessly glib Dershowitz begins to talk — "My old friend, Abu Mazen" — but Epstein's mind wanders; he has reached a stage where all the empty, obligatory talk about peace no longer means anything.
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The ensemble wanders away from the home key and then back, whereupon the cycle begins again, now with a chorus singing "Herr, unser Herrscher" ("Lord, our ruler") in chords that contract inward: Herr!
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Eventually he wanders into the countryside to audition for a trio of prep-school kids at one of their parents' estates, where Collins takes his first-ever dip in a private swimming pool.
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We're not so much flashing back and forward in time as joining the elder Hays — who hangs on to his memory by recording messages to himself — while he wanders about in his past.
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In the first, Jamie and Claire embrace each other on the beach, having barely escaped death — and they're so absorbed in each other that the awkward Georgian family behind them eventually wanders away.
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The Attorneys General have embarked on a wide-reaching fishing expedition that wanders far afield from what they are supposed to be doing, and trenches on the freedom of speech and the press.
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And it's an open question whether you'll want to watch an 18-hour miniseries that routinely wanders in circles, gets stuck in the mud, and seems to repeat itself over and over again.
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In one scene in which Kusanagi, ponderous as ever about her identity, wanders the city, she spots several other individuals who look exactly like her — others in her body's "line," so to speak.
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Footnote lets us in on Beauty's dietary regimen, and wanders the stage throughout the first half of the play, providing numbered annotations on the background of the family, who lives in Grand Rapids, Mich.
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If one wanders into the small store in the basement of Trump Tower, there is a corner devoted to campaign swag, featuring the classic hat as well as new versions unveiled after the election.
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And so begins a virtual affair in which neither man is physically cheating on his significant other, but his mind wanders off to what turns out to be the best sex he's ever had.
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After a second, the female driver just climbs out and wanders off with a man who rushes to see if she's OK, never even looking back at the trail of destruction in her wake.
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A horse puppet wanders into a silver world and pauses before an ethereal flower in Tomoyasu Murata's video art "Okinamai / Forest This Flower Bloom 翁舞 / 木ノ花ノ咲クヤ森" (2015).
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"One of the things I loved about that sequence is you're not sure what he's planning on doing," Nicotero said of when Negan first escapes his cell and wanders around Alexandria to Michonne's home.
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Willem Dafoe, as Jesus Christ himself in The Last Temptation of Christ, wanders alone in the desert — a small splash of white in the expansiveness of sand — before being faced with the titular temptation.
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What if we could all be Ash Ketchum, the TV show's star trainer, who wanders the world in his quest to catch them all and earn his honors by defeating all the gym leaders?
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Occasionally, a customer in real-life wanders into the shot and stands in front of the camera, seemingly unaware, despite signs that say LIVE and "Kaan's Stream Shop" that a live stream was happening.
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To beat the game, Stanley, Lehman, Jeff Clune, Joost Huizinga and Adrien Ecoffet, all five working at Uber AI Labs, developed a system where Panama Joe essentially wanders around and randomly attempts various actions.
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Meanwhile, Hippolyte's stepsister, called Strophe (Agata Buzek), wanders around in crystal-studded jeans and glittery heels, looking bored and mystified by her mother's attraction to her stepbrother, as least until all hell breaks loose.
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At the center of the meditative experience is the exercise and cultivation of mental autonomy: when the meditator's mind wanders, he notices and arrests that process, gently returning his mental focus to his breath.
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A glimmering, shirtless bro pops up and pogos in front of me during a pitched-out minute or so of "Where Are Ü Now," then turns around and wanders away to nowhere in particular.
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You take on the role of a candlekeeper, a person who wanders the pathways that wind around Castle Wormclot and lights the candles that allow other people to make their way around those paths.
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In one of the more arresting turns in "Sabrina," Teddy wanders around Calvin's house, looking for a way to kill himself, and comes across a radio; he begins listening to an "Infowars"-style broadcast.
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Programming at the Armory has also shown a tendency toward gigantism: the floor gets covered by water; a flock of sheep wanders around the arena; everyone says, "Wow, cool," and takes pictures for Instagram.
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The narrator of "Dolly" passes the Christmas holidays alone at a hotel by the sea, so unable to bear the company of the other guests that she wanders the wintry beach alone for hours.
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In one dreamy, wordless scene, Suzanne wanders alone into a crowded dance party, her bewilderment that of a woman who's no longer sure of her place — either in that room, or in the world.
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Evolution can be modeled rather coarsely as an optimization problem: A population of organisms wanders randomly around a fitness landscape, climbing the local peaks, and the ones that are too low down die out.
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Accompanying the broadsheet (which also wanders into Scandinavian folklore, pagan rituals and quantum physics) are abstract photographs on the wall as well as fuzzy brown works made by sticking parchment paper in the oven.
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That story examined the making of "El Topo," a surreal western in which Mr. Jodorowsky plays a man in black who wanders a phantasmagoric Mexican landscape and at one point commits a brutal rape.
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"The Beguiled," in its refurbished form, stars Colin Farrell as the soldier, Corporal John McBurney, who is found by one of the younger girls, Amy (Oona Laurence), as she wanders the woods picking mushrooms.
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In the clip, the shoeless man calmly wanders towards the front door of the cafe, and just as he opens it, a snake comes out of nowhere, and latches itself onto the man's ass.
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Kristoff Kristoff, raised by the rock trolls, is just an ice collector minding his business with his BFF reindeer, Sven, when Princess Anna wanders into the same general store he's picking up supplies in.
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Diana took care of me, pulling me out of harm's way when a Vespa sped past on a too-narrow street and leading me on wanders punctuated by glasses of Chianti in hidden piazzas.
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As I stare out at the Golden Scissors hairdressers over the road, a man with a beard the approximate size of a bath mat wanders past the window, laden down with blue plastic shopping bags.
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The Toronto rapper wields guns and wanders the Johannesburg, South Africa landscape, while attempting to con $1 million from a businessman (as many immediately pointed out, Please Forgive Me mirrors the plot of Indecent Proposal).
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When she wanders into the dirt-floored barn where Robert is teaching chess, he quickly identifies her as a "fighter", but she doesn't appear to be any tougher, braver or more cunning than her peers.
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There I was, for instance, being harangued by a fake chef wielding a real knife in "Houseworld," in which the audience wanders through a house full of odd characters, teasing out a surreal underlying story.
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As the player wanders around the islands, they frequently come in contact with researchers from the Aether Foundation that exists, at least nominally, as a conservation group similar to state wildlife officials and park rangers.
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The literal and the figurative blurs as Price wanders the halls after midnight, attempting to peer into the locked rooms and understand the house's secrets—in the process, of course, stumbling onto his own demons.
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On a set of looming walls and fractured beams, his excellent chorus shifts from rig workers to churchgoers to brutal lovers with smooth, telling costume changes — as Bess wanders, nearly mad, from scene to scene.
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Kathryn verges on stereotype, despite Garner's committed performance, but when she wanders into the woods, hyped on uppers, and gets snubbed by some "glampers" (including a funny Busy Philipps), you do want to protect her.
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Because it leaves your body helplessly stuck in the physical world while your mind wanders, V.R. doesn't fit with the way most people work at a computer, watch TV or encounter many other digital experiences.
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If your pet wanders out of the safe zone, you'll be pinged — and on the off chance that he or she does go missing, you'll have much more reliable backup than Facebook and neighborhood posters.
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It's captained by Petrino, more or less universally regarded as an ogre, but an extremely competent one, the kind who is liable to club anyone that wanders into its path without their wits about them.
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Conceived as a musical map of Houston, Solange's hometown, When I Get Home wanders from mood to mood, arrangement to arrangement, a soundscape as cityscape, where songs correspond to locations and melodies merge with memory.
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Conceived as a musical map of Houston, Solange's hometown, When I Get Home wanders from mood to mood, arrangement to arrangement, a soundscape as cityscape, where songs correspond to locations and melodies merge with memory.
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These writers all use a narrator as a kind of stripped-down, pure subjectivity, a pair of eyes that wanders through the world witnessing its peculiar contents, taking its account but often not understanding it.
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In "Jonestown" (1996) he addressed that horrific incident through a narrator named Francisco Bone, who slides out of reality and wanders across history and cultures as he explores the implications of the real-life event.
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And in April, the French chain Roche Bobois — known as a retailer of safe modernist furniture in many shades of gray — introduced a more sumptuous "Globe Trotter" collection, created by the Dutch designer Marcel Wanders.
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In it, Kendall Jenner wanders off a fashion shoot into something like a Black Lives Matter protest and hands a can of soda to a cop, bringing joy to all, police officers and demonstrators alike.
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It's the getting to that payoff where "A Wrinkle in Time" wanders down a few cul-de-sacs -- literally, in one case, with a sequence in which the children enter a creepily Spielberg-esque neighborhood.
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But her lyrics also quote a litany of California musicians and song titles — constructing the state from its pop artifacts — and the longer a song extends, the more its sound wanders toward the surreal present.
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Charged by Mike with finding tokens from the past they can use in their fight against Pennywise, each character wanders Derry and experiences both a flashback to their younger selves and an encounter with Pennywise.
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The kid, of course, doesn't hit the home run, and after the game, a Roy family associate wanders over to pay off his family anyway, to ensure they don't tell anybody about the Roys' antics.
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EFF's Danny O'Brien writes: We can expect media and rightsholders to lobby for the most draconian possible national laws, then promptly march to the courts to extract fines whenever anyone online wanders over its fuzzy lines.
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A young Adelaide Wilson (Madison Curry), on vacation in Santa Cruz with her parents, wanders off on her own at a carnival and finds herself standing before a eerie-looking fun house advertising a vision quest.
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Composer Carl Zittrer introduces strange electronic textures and layers of analog synth to accompany the film's undead killer, the maliciously vacant Vietnam vet Andy, as he wanders through small-town Brooksville, Florida attacks otherwise innocent bystanders.
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"You Are Not The Dragonborn," for example, transforms the player from a special chosen one to simply some person who wanders around the world and does whatever they want without any innate and unique special powers.
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The app allows you to set up a perimeter around the included basestation/charger so if a pup wanders too far, the owner will immediately get a notification to their phone alerting them of the escape.
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A WOMAN wanders through the snowbound streets of a European city that, in the second world war, suffered such wholesale obliteration that "the white glow of stone ruins" stretched "as far as the eye could see".
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After World War IV, a scavenger (Don Johnson) wanders the wasteland with his telepathic dog (voiced by Tim McIntire), dodging androids and mutants, until he's suckered into a community built under the ruins of Topeka, Kansas.
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They chat for a bit, Kevin noting he was branded "first" at birth — as the firstborn, first to walk, first to kiss a girl — before he wanders away, shaking and shivering, onto the football field. Alone.
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Rachel wanders offscreen without too much drama (or maybe the crew didn't recognize her either), while Amber the Bachelor try-hard stomps away in tears before ditching her high heels at the edge of the pool.
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Although set in the present, the show is a direct descendant of 1940s noir films, in which an isolated man wanders through a venal Los Angeles, dealing with con men, gangsters, and a smart-cracking blonde.
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The M Blash-directed clip follows Nowak, played by bandleader Katie Stelmanis, as she wanders through the city in her NASA jumpsuit, before purchasing a gun and a wig, and ending at a strobe-lit bar.
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Into this diorama-like depiction of their habits and habitat — the wet suits, the plunges, the nets of abalone and seaweed — the playwright herself eventually wanders, or an obvious stand-in for her named Ha Young.
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This, the last hangover of Stalinist totalitarianism, must be the society for which Trump yearns as, remote control in hand, he wanders the corridors of the White House searching for Melania or a late-night burger.
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Organized by the keyboardist Robert Glasper, this band seeks to solve the problem by taking on social issues through its music, though the ensemble's sound hardly feels militant: It wanders from cool confrontation to woozy ennui.
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The baby sprite wanders into different precarious places according to the longitude of the sun and the phases of the moon, a schedule that must have confused billions of expectant parents over the centuries by now.
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Paul is a hapless sort who is called upon to doff his clothes almost immediately, as he wanders into a campus bacchanal at Oxford, where he is a divinity student, and is stripped naked by revelers.
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For its efforts, the mountain lion has been awarded its own social-media accounts, where it posts snarky industry gossip; a buggy game where it wanders around mauling investors; and a crowdfunding campaign for kitty treats.
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Helena Kelly has to remind the reader that Austen's novels take place in the context of Napoleon's conquests; Aiken's Eliza wanders over a war-ravaged Portugal, fighting off evildoers with a knife concealed in her boot.
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In the span of approximately six words, the poor child accomplishes all it was ever meant to, and the singer wanders off, abandoning it to the care of the San Girolamo Home for Orphaned Rhetorical Devices.
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As a young mouse named Dinki and her friends try to flee their island home, the narrative wanders toward the story of Dinki's former lover Birdboy, who is hunted by the police as an alleged drug dealer.
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In Love in Lowercase, a lost feline wanders into the apartment of a linguistics professor, Samuel, and becomes the stimulus for his breaking out of an introverted shell and leading him back to his childhood crush, Gabriela.
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Trump's logic on the proliferation question wanders all over the parking lot, from it's better if these powers have nuclear weapons to defend themselves (Japan against North Korea) to they're going to get them anyway (Saudi Arabia).
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Anjali wanders the backstreets of a city in southern India where she was once forced into prostitution in the name of religion, she does not go seeking answers, closure or revenge.
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Last month it returned with its tenth annual pride party, at a new venue with a less visible security presence than the year before: No metal detectors or wanders were in sight, and the line moved quickly.
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Image: Peter DevineFor the first time, astronomers have discovered a class of exoplanets whose atmospheres have been seared away by heat, removing any doubts about what happens when a rocky object wanders too close to a star.
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"Forgotten, fat, one-armed" Micajah Weatherby hasn't exchanged words with his old friend Lincoln in years, and as Micajah (or Cage) makes his way toward the coffin, and afterward wanders the streets of once-familiar Springfield, Ill.
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Set in a monochrome-shot desert, Poliquin wears black robes and freaky claws on her hands as she wanders the scorched earth (again, in all-black!) like a mystic of the sands or something to that effect.
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Smart home products can be set up to send text notifications when someone leaves a stove on or wanders out of the house, and older people who can't drive can ask Alexa to order an Uber ride.
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And while the absence of the usual assists (text, voice-over) may seem frustrating, it also proves liberating as your mind focuses, wanders and refocuses on these black men and women doing their part for American democracy.
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"As a brand, you want extreme loyalty," said Daniela Riccardi, chief executive at Baccarat, which recently produced jewelry designed by Lorenz Bäumer, a lamp by Philippe Starck and a chandelier by Marcel Wanders as one-off collaborations.
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His sister Jet wanders, grieving and depressed, through an event based on the Human Be-In of 1967, accidentally ingests LSD and almost drowns before the experience motivates her to recover from her own sense of hopelessness.
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As any bored kid would do, he wanders off to explore something more interesting than down market home décor (though he's a little long in the tooth for playfully plowing through the racks the way he does).
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After he coyly brushes off a question about his sexuality, the camera wanders around his house, noting framed photos of Oscar Wilde, paintings of male figures, and many books about LGBTQ topics, making its own visual conjecture.
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I read a few pages but my mind wanders too much so I start a New Yorker article about Roger McNamee (an early Silicon Valley tech investor that's become anti-tech) I saved to Instapaper awhile back.
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The resulting documentary, "Midnight Traveler," shows both misery and determination as the refugee family wanders "to the edge of hell" through Iran, Turkey, Bulgaria, Serbia and on to Hungary to build a better life (The New Yorker).
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Two of his staffers, Sam Nunberg and Roger Stone, came up with it as a device to keep Trump, whose attention famously wanders, focused on the issue of immigration reform because they thought that was so important.
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Mr. Ai instead takes an ambulatory approach and wanders the globe, traveling to Africa (Kenya), Southeast Asia (Malaysia) and the Middle East (Israel, Jordan) as well as to North America and many ports of call throughout Europe.
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But the inexplicable cabal that Molly wanders into, and the embarrassing experience she has in front of the camera are the kind of moments that fill out King's stories, providing eerie resonance and points of emotional connection.
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Ladies, if he- Talks about himself constantly- Wanders away in the middle of conversations- Obsesses about trade but doesn't seem to understand it at all- Makes a fool of himself at the G-903He's not your man.
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There's an art to meteorite hunting, and he has learned to recognise the distinctive crust of meteorites on sight, but sometimes he wanders the desert with a metal detector or a magnet searching out rarer iron-rich falls.
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After their ship is derailed by the intervention of Dr. Zachary Smith (Jonathan Harris), the Robinson family wanders around space in orange and brown uniforms more befitting the aesthetics of '60s America than the practicalities of space travel.
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In the style of directors Bill and Turner Ross (Western, Contemporary Color), Ancarani's camera wanders around the edges of action and focuses its attention alternately on the action or the periphery, whichever is most engaging in that moment.
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His new clip for Quest for Milk and Honey cut "44 Me" scales back the ambition but ramps up the message, focusing on monochrome, scene-setting shots of distinctly west Toronto apartments and parks that Clairmont wanders around.
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In "Model Trains (Shannon & Michael)," he tenderly relates the story of a train-loving husband and father who goes slowly mad after hitting his head, as the piano part gently wanders through gestures suggestive of Schubert, or Brahms.
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Again, following the bread crumbs of last week's episode, Bob reveals himself to be completely senile, so much so that he wanders out of a meeting in which he's supposed to be arguing to delay the recount certification.
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Salt, one of the family's go-to remedies, was traditionally reputed to keep away malicious fairies, and the overgrown grounds Lia wanders through, with their perimeter of rusty barbed wire and shark-infested waters, resemble Sleeping Beauty's castle.
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" In "Overload," a close-harmony duet with Miguel that wanders between guitar chords and slow-motion jazz, there's a collision of love, fame and social media that leaves Mr. Legend wondering, "Must we make a spectacle of love?
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Delighted with this inexplicable surprise, Gil wanders alone every night to be taken back to the 1920s, where he joins the likes of Gertrude Stein (Kathy Bates), Ernest Hemingway (Corey Stoll) and Pablo Picasso (Marcial Di Fonzo Bo).
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A pivotal scene in Mary Shelley's 1818 Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus occurs in the Alps, when Victor Frankenstein wanders into the mountains to find some peace from his guilt and terror following the escape of his monster.
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As Carr, an elderly British bureaucrat who recalls appearing in James Joyce's production of Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest" as a young man in Zurich, Mr. Hollander wanders through the shifting landscape of a faltering memory.
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But above all, no other writer makes the case so convincingly that our hearts are palimpsests: each former lover etched over the next, each heartbeat an echo of a distant love, who now wanders the streets without us.
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The Piano & a Microphone version starts off with a jittering jazz piano and a high-up falsetto, but it wanders around over the next five minutes as Prince dips into his lowest register and bounds around the keys.
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On a Thursday afternoon in September, when Samia wanders up to my picnic table on the corner of 1st Street, she's dragging a backpack and wearing a Mötley Crüe Girls Girls Girls t-shirt cut off in the middle.
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The first sequence, in which Becky wanders backstage with her baby as her friends and family follow her apprehensively, each passing second making it increasingly clear that she's not in any condition to care for her, is insanely stressful.
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If a pet wanders off, a community Pet Finder feature sends out an alert to all app users in the neighborhood and will notify neighborhood users when the pet comes back within range of anyone with the Pawscout app.
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Chris Nashawaty, Entertainment Weekly: If your mind wanders (and it will), you'll wonder how it's possible that Besson put so much obsessive detail and care into his visuals and world-building and how little he's put into his plot.
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A video of the bride and groom leaving the church appears to show Kate having a strong word with George after he wanders behind Pippa and can be seen playing with her dress as she makes her big exit.
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I might as well tell anyone who wanders in from the street that they can help themselves to the steak dinner my wife has cooked, spend the day watching my TV, or crash in one of my kids' bedrooms.
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Furbo will also send you notifications when it senses your dog barking, take a selfie whenever your little fur ball wanders up to the lens, record a daily doggie diary, and it's also Alexa-enabled for effortless voice controls.
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In several scenes, Cuarón's camera wanders to paint vignettes of nannies and waitresses shuffling in and out of kitchens to serve meals, whether they are in an upscale home, or at a modest off-road restaurant in rural Mexico.
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Books of The Times In a haunting scene in "Through the Looking Glass," Alice wanders into a wood in which everything has been denuded of its name, and, by extension, its identity — the trees, the animals, even Alice herself.
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Joe Hill's Nos4a2 isn't a traditional vampire tale — no capes or bloodsuckers here — but it is about an old man who wanders the country's back streets, luring kids into his strange netherworld, where he sucks their life forces dry.
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In "The White Book," a new novel by the acclaimed South Korean novelist Han Kang, the central character wanders Warsaw, haunted by the death of her sister as an infant, and by Korea's inability to mourn its own losses.
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Expect more revivals throughout 2020, but few will have the light charm of this early work, with Brunella Bovo as a naïve young bride who wanders off from her honeymoon in Rome to meet her idol, Fernando Rivoli, a.k.a.
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Her novel has a narrator — a nameless woman who wanders the world with no apparent destination — whose journey is punctuated by several disconnected vignettes that take place across the world and through time, from centuries ago to a surreal near future.
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When your Grand Theft Auto chase is derailed by a 15-car pileup you had nothing to do with or your sneaky Far Cry 5 outpost infiltration goes belly-up when a bear suddenly wanders into the scene, that's emergent gameplay.
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Saul is a vivid vehicle because he is not particularly sympathetic: beautiful, with a rock star haircut and an eye that wanders, he takes everything (his life, his past, his relationship with Jennifer) for granted, until his complacency is pierced.
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Dolly Madison is the most famous – she wanders the halls dressed for one of her amazing dinner parties – but it's apparently also home to the murdered daughter of Colonel John Tayloe and a Quadroon slave girl killed by a British officer.
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With that said, it is also about how all of the toys in a lost-and-found box become a sort of "toy golem" that wanders a playground, returning toys to children and making sure bullies pay for their misdeeds.
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In this week's roundup, intern Superman beats the snot out of twenty-something Batman, down-and-out criminals try to nail a big heist, a forest guardian exacts its revenge, and Usagi Yojimbo wanders feudal Japan in his 152nd issue.
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A guy comes and takes a few pictures, but then he realizes that it's not going to get him that much to get a picture of the drummer from Metallica eating some chicken, and then he wanders off and that's fine.
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The unconventional love story pairs Howl, a half-man, half-bird magician who wanders the countryside in the grinding, puffing domicile of the title, and Sophie, a young milliner who's been turned into an old woman by a witch's curse.
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Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, a Russian tycoon who served a decade in a Russian prison and received asylum here last year, wanders London without bodyguards, and can be seen in line for takeout coffee at the sandwich chain Pret a Manger.
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During a meditative opening episode, the viola wanders lyrically atop clear-textured modal harmonies, until the music presses the opening melodic motif into service as a building block for the animated main section, rich with intricate interplay between soloist and orchestra.
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For most of the book, what you are reading are the fractured bits of memory and observation kicking around in the head of a single schlub named Leopold Bloom as he wanders about Dublin on a single day, June 16, 1904.
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Even before you enter the auditorium at St. Ann's Warehouse to see Penny Arcade's solo show "Longing Lasts Longer," the voice of the performer can be heard echoing through the lobby as she wanders the aisles engaging with the audience.
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The would-be equal-opportunity squabbling tips a bit toward sexism in the treatment of Susana, and whether these two should get back together or seek alternatives (Eligio's eye wanders to an Iowan played by Ashley Hinshaw) never becomes urgent.
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From the images and accompanying letter, it seems that the most important thing Schulz-Dornburg carries with her as she wanders the world in search of new wonders, is not this camera or that, but the thought of her daughter.
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Outdoor space: The four patios, one on each side of the house, open the living space to the surrounding nature and the wildlife that wanders by: Elk, deer, javelina and more than 30 bird species have been observed by the owners.
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The elderly owner of a general store watches over his store while his wife hangs back smiling sadly; her dementia goes unmentioned but is undeniable, as she wanders away from the store each night at dusk unless her husband catches her.
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While selling maize to help her widowed mother Harriet (Nyong'o) earn enough to feed the family, Phiona wanders into a chess club for local children started by Robert Katende (Oyelowo), a Christian missionary working with a sports-focused outreach organization.
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But first-time writer-director Elizabeth Chomko imbues this one — about a family brought together after matriarch Ruth (Blythe Danner), with midstage Alzheimer's, wanders away in her nightgown in a wintry Chicago night — with a charming lived-in specificity that feels immediately real.
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Cruyff fakes to pass, then drags the ball back with his right foot behind his planted left foot, turning 180 degrees and bursting beyond his Swedish opponent, who wanders forward and then, bewildered, stumbles backwards, unsure of what has happened to him.
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He wanders into the Algiers Motel when he hears shots fired and attempts to position himself between the police officers (as a security guard himself) and the young black men being interrogated and beaten by them (as a young black man himself).
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He's clearly a kid wrapped up in a twisted ideology; he tries to say the right things to Cleo when she breaks the news of her pregnancy, then wanders off because the lies he's been told about self-sufficiency are much more comforting.
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In lieu of fire flowers and tanooki suits, Mario can throw Cappy at a bullet bill and fly around to distant platforms, or embody a frying pan-slinging hammer bro to wreak cast-iron havoc on whatever unfortunate being wanders into Mario's path.
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At a funeral, Hugh Crain, the family's estranged father, sees his adult children as kids, including the one in the coffin; when he wanders through a funeral-home hallway, he enters Hill House and watches his younger self come down the stairs.
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You can hear it in each of the component parts—the foreboding way the banjo part never resolves, the distant way the violin wanders, the thick clouds of dust the slide guitar kicks up around Giannascoli and his frequent collaborator Emily Yacina's voices.
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In the video for their new song "Idious Carrie", directed by Slone McGowan, we follow the titular "Carrie," played by theatre student Morgyn L. Davies, as she wanders aimlessly through a shop of vintage miscellanea before culminating in an ambrosial dance party.
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In the 2000 film Les Glaneurs et la Glaneuse (The Gleaners and I), Varda wanders France to film gleaners—people who harvest in the fields, but also people who recover the scraps and detritus of other people's lives to create new things.
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In all cases, their judgment of Trump is identical: He is not just notably uninformed but also notably difficult to inform — his attention span is thin, he hears what he wants to hear, he wanders off topic, he has trouble following complex arguments.
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A number of elements echo other Shakespeare plays, including "A Winter's Tale" and "The Tempest," but the story of the Prince of Tyre, who wanders from shore to shore and loses both his wife and daughter before improbable reunions, never really coheres.
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When you let your imagination go berserk, when your mind wanders, you make mistakes, and one thing that I knew was that this was likely going to be the hardest thing, technically speaking, I'd ever done, and we couldn't afford any mistakes.
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But Mr. Trump is different, as much carnival barker, showman and self-promoter as politician, particularly when he wanders off-piste and into extemporaneous soliloquies about his favorite topics: the superiority of Donald J. Trump and the evilness of Donald J. Trump's enemies.
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In "Zala Mayele," a strutting bass line faces pushback from drums, bells and electronic handclaps; meanwhile, the lead vocal is warped by electronic quavers, there are bursts of distorted guitar and a saxophone wanders in now and then to offer melodic solace.
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If an outlier wanders in — someone old enough, say, to have voted in more than three presidential elections — a kitchen worker is quick to step out from behind the counter to help with the iPads or to answer questions about the menu.
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His plan goes awry, however: Rendered blind by the strange "Romeo and Juliet"-style potion he takes in order to appear dead, he wanders the streets with only a bubbly Canadian fan, Nancy, by his side to guide him back to sanity.
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This home-schooled girl wrote to our Reader Ideas column last year and explained how she "wanders" through The Times daily, and finds everything from recipes she wants to make to physics articles from the Science Times to talk about with her brother.
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Released just in time for Mother's Day, the campaign's leadoff commercial travels back in time with a handful of Olympic athletes (played by actors) as their mind wanders back to flashes of childhood adversity in the moments just before a big event.
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Eventually he wanders into A.J.'s dressing room, where her walls are plastered with photographs of her and her many, many friends hanging out, skydiving … you know, actually enjoying the life that Forrest's made it his job to review from a skeptical distance.
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The Green Hand's female protagonist wanders into a building, passes through its walls, and peeks behind doors, each time encountering something more wild and unusual: a regal religious figure on a quest of silence or a young boy eager to undress for her.
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If you had to place Car Boys in a genre it would technically be a play-through series, but while play-through videos are shaped by a game's built-in plot and goals, Car Boys just wanders wherever Griffin and Nick's imaginations steer it.
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In one of the early episodes of the second season, he wanders through bars in New Orleans, asking whether anyone has seen God, getting drunker and drunker and picking fights with anyone who points out, with some justice, that he sounds untethered from reality.
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If your pet wanders out of the safe zone, a notification will be sent to you before they get too far away — and on the off chance that he or she does go missing, you'll have much more reliable backup than posting on Facebook.
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"When you have a character that is traditionally funny, and now they're, you know, they're surrounded by pathos, it makes it doubly emotional for you," said Russo of why we follow Scott Lang discover what happened on Earth as he wanders through San Francisco.
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AMSTERDAM — While several bodies of work from the Dutch designer Marcel Wanders can be seen in the solo show "Portraits" at the Friedman Benda gallery in New York, a more personal collection of his fanciful creations is on display for prospective real estate buyers.
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Mr. Wanders also designs for architectural projects, including the Mondrian South Beach hotel in Miami and the Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht, and is co-founder and artistic director of the design label Moooi, which opened its first United States showroom in New York last year.
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"Moonglow," in happy contrast, wanders where it will, framing a series of chronologically disordered episodes from the past with conversations involving the narrator (who never tries to persuade us that he is anyone other than Michael Chabon) and various kinfolk, principally his mother and grandfather.
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Greg spots a deer, impulsively pulls over, follows it into the woods, gets stung by a bee, wanders until he's lost, falls down into the mud, dozes off under a tree and awakens the next morning to the sight of the same majestic deer defecating.
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A slower, darker section sets in as Mr. Allison abandons his shimmying syncopation for a fatter, more thrashing attack; Mr. Cardenas takes the tune's only solo, a short, nonidiomatic trip that begins with distorted notes and sustained harmonics, then wanders into some unbluesy riffs.
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Here he celebrates the release of something a little gentler and more straightforward: a solo piano album, "Solo a Genova," featuring covers of songs by the likes of Curtis Mayfield, Joni Mitchell and John Coltrane, in a personal patois that wanders from languid to joyful.
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Instead of submitting to the fate of commoditized subject or capitalist tool, the flaneur just wanders the city, scoping out randomness, changeability and ephemerality at every turn and intersection, stockpiling time itself, as Benjamin puts it, the way batteries store energy for future untold uses.
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In the three decades since, most recipients have been designers of a speculative and poetic cast, such as Gaetano Pesce and Marcel Wanders; architects, from Michael Graves to Zaha Hadid; or corporate leaders, like Sir Terence Conran, Alberto Alessi and Rolf Fehlbaum of Vitra.
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"Bogey's Report", for example, is a short vignette from 50 Short Games where you play a detective who wanders around a basic RPG village, calling attention to its layout and the function of its NPCs, before cutting to the character at home reminiscing about Secret of Mana.
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"Though it wanders in its middle episodes, Narcos: Mexico remains a finely written drama that loves to wow us with facts and maps even more than twists born from violent turns (which are, nevertheless, exceptionally effective)," Allison Keene wrote for Paste Magazine of "Narcos: Mexico" season two.
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David (Joshua Malina) points out this is not a great name change because Quinn's name has no cache around Washington D.C. He's not wrong, but luckily a woman wanders in the door at that very moment to give QPA what appears to be its first client.
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Aaron La Greca, the executive sous chef, wanders to our table — random interesting people popping up to talk to you is part of the Experience — and informs us that every game, his kitchen prepares between 200 and 250 pounds of shrimp for the hungry Barclays Center crowds.
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Every day, TV anchors breathlessly report some bizarre new insult or accusation or hissy fit or Putin nuzzling by the president, as he wanders around howling in the storm like a late-stage Lear — raging, blowing, spouting, wits turning — in his White House of dark delusions.
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Ms. Jordan's book occasionally wanders in the direction of this kind of soothing, redemptive storytelling — the white characters are split a bit too neatly into the righteous and the wicked, their black counterparts confined to salt-of-the-earth nobility — but the movie resists this tendency.
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In 226 five-minute episodes, Ward wanders through nature with the Feminist Bird Club, the comedian Wyatt Cenac and Jeffrey Ward, his brother, a guide with New York City Audubon and Jason's toughest competitor: In 219 they raced to see who could spot more bird species.
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Hanson, the Martin and Illie Anderson senior fellow in classics and military history at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, has a mixed reputation among military historians — essentially, it is that the further he wanders from his academic specialty of ancient Greek history, the less reliable he becomes.
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As an 8-year-old, he portrayed the adorable, tender son of the hapless yet resolute salesman Chris Gardner, played by his father, Will Smith; the pair wanders the streets and shelters of San Francisco in search of a big break, or at least a hot meal.
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The 6-foot-5, 275-pound Okwara wanders Lower Manhattan, walking the same streets frequented by Jean-Michel Basquiat, the late artist whose photo graces Okwara's Twitter profile and whose nom de guerre from his graffiti-spraying youth, Samo, Okwara bestowed on his French bulldog puppy.
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And the show doesn't take itself too seriously, as illustrated by the demon who wanders around Kristen's bedroom while she's sleeping (or so she thinks) and asks her true-or-false questions, one of the wildest devices for pilot exposition we've seen in quite some time.
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Cue the happy tears The shelter sent Bobo back with a year's supply of heartworm prevention medication, a bag of dog food, a harness, leash, collar and ID tag, so if he ever wanders off again, he can safely return to his owner, the shelter said.
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Silence and invisibility, they insist, are part of our everyday lives — the place our mind wanders when we're in the shower or out jogging, the feeling we get looking out the window of an airplane, the pleasure of becoming a stranger on a bustling city street.
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And John C. Reilly wanders off with the movie as a World War II pilot who crashed on Skull Island and knows it better than anyone, even if he seems to be playing a version of Dr. Steve Brule, the lead character of his Adult Swim show.
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I sometimes have a movie or documentary that I have seen before on in the back ground just to keep me grounded in the work because my brain is busy and wanders all over, and I would be up working on multiple pieces and projects otherwise.
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It's the fact that Stefan, an unknown 19-year-old with no connections and no track record of success, wanders into the offices of a leading game company and not only sells them his concept, but is able to set his own terms with a controlling, petty boss.
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The Terrace Inn is said to be haunted by at least three apparitions, including a man wearing a tweed suit who has been spotted standing over the hotel's balcony; a lady wearing white who wanders the hallways and hotel rooms; and a child in the basement of the inn.
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For the duration of an almost three hour set that felt short (and I say this as someone who tries to stick to hardcore shows as my attention usually wanders at the 25-minute mark), the power and necessity of the unit was as apparent as it's ever been.
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Instead he wanders into the swampy wilderness of his hometown to meet women and smoke weed with his best friend, Blaze (Dorian Cobb.) Though the plot is built around the drama of Moss's family, no person in this film is as clearly detailed as the place they call home.
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Always viewing the subject askance, as if through a veil, it wanders off in tangents before being pulled back violently via the elastic cord Cave references, which no matter how far he strays from the event, inescapably catapults him back to the epicentre of his pain and distress.
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Like Ms. Prada, Ms. Fendi is both a designer and an aficionado of the applied arts and, for inspiration, she seems to be casting an eye toward experiments that industrial designers like Marcel Wanders have made into laser cutting as a means of rendering solid objects transparent and weightless.
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Still, the library has a weekly Ping-Pong meet-up for seniors; shopkeepers read in lawn chairs on the sidewalk until a customer wanders by; the grocery has been run by the same family for decades; and going out for an ice cream cone is considered a big night.
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Being mayor means getting into the weeds of local politics: halfway through the interview at the station his boss wanders in and complains that the city has incorrectly served a notice to clear some overgrown grass in an alleyway near his house; Mr Denoyer says he will look into it.
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Ryan Seacrest promises a "big happy family" in the opening frames of the premiere, and the show makes sure we know this is a show — the boom mic is visible, the camera wanders over to video village, and the show's makeup artist is frequently in frame, prodding at the judges' faces.
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In some ways, I wonder if this is the show recognizing something fundamental: For as many sidebars and tangents as the narrative wanders off on, and for as enjoyable as many of those storylines are, Game of Thrones has always been the story of two families, the Starks and the Lannisters.
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Any commentary I might produce would be little more than a survey of unattributed idea-objects, much in the style of Schmid's manifesto — for instance, there was a sound piece created by leaving dozens of novelty bang snaps scattered on the floor, causing intermittent, spontaneous explosions as one wanders the gallery.
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Fadell couldn't be further apart from Google's CEO Sundar Pichai, who is widely reported to be humble and team-oriented to a fault, or from Alphabet CEO Larry Page, who often wanders through academic conferences and engages in tête-a-têtes with prominent scientists (without assuming they know who he is).
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Episode 3 of the final season follows Kevin Garvey, Sr. (Scott Glenn, recognizable from playing Stick in Marvel's Daredevil) as he wanders the Australian outback with little to his name besides stolen aboriginal chants and a cassette of his young son's voice from back when their relationship was simple and sweet.
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Then, the client's own Facebook status updates flicker rapidly across the screen until a disruptive glitch takes over and suddenly, in a scene of supposed serenity, an image of the client from the 3D body scan conducted earlier wanders onto the screen, turns away slowly, and hobbles off into the hereafter.
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Shamefully Islamophobic in its portrayal of Flower Maidens who strip their niqabs to reveal belly-dancing outfits — not to mention in how Parsifal, a Western soldier, wanders into the third act with combat gear over the top of his own head scarf — it is hostile to all forms of belief.
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In the deepest night of space, his mind wanders between snapshots of his father, who left him and his sick mother when he was 16 to push the boundaries of human potential, and his wife, Eve (Liv Tyler), who's recently left him, tired of waiting for him to get it together.
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To commemorate the 350th anniversary of Rembrandt's death this year, the Dutch broadcaster NPO asked him to record a five-part TV series in which Six wanders through streets where the painter lived, stops in front of the building in Leiden where he went to school and muses before various masterpieces.
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So it's quite frightening when, at the beginning of the film, young Adelaide (Madison Curry) — a child visiting a boardwalk amusement park on the Santa Cruz beach with her bickering parents in 1986 — wanders away into a funhouse and, in the hall of mirrors, is confronted by her own self.
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