Sentences with phrase «as scampering»

Last, but certainly not least, cages should offer a comfortable place for animals to dwell and carry out natural behaviors such as scampering, burrowing and climbing.

As he scampered toward the end zone, Freeland drew on his experience as a Ponderosa High fullback from his junior varsity days.

People hated that, but we felt like we had a public obligation to remind everyone that baseball will almost always chew your face off and make a terrible, bloodcurdling screech as it scampers away into the trees.

Immediately found his passing range as he scampered around the pitch, never giving possession away, and it is no coincidence that Portugal began to create serious danger only when the Monaco man was on the field.

Instead, find joy in the sticky floors, the piles of dirty laundry and loud squeals of delight of the kids as they scamper through the house.

His tiny body fidgeted with glee as he scampered around the grounds of Springbrook Prairie Forest Preserve in Naperville.

The incident has consequently forced residents out of their homes, as they scampered for safety for safety out of fear of being electrocuted.

I live in northern New Hampshire and recently watched a squirrel sneak away with a slice of pizza from the garbage, then use it like a sled as it scampered away down the snowy hill!

If you're on the offensive, you could even try jumping over your opponent, bypassing them entirely (though you'll want to watch out for the aforementioned sword throw as you scamper away).

From the get - go, we learn very little about these players as they scamper about the film's simple plot.

Come with Education World as we scamper through Web sites full of lizards.

On top of that, they can get all the exercise they need as they scamper around your limited space.

In some of his appearances through the use of the binoculars in the earlier levels, Toad is also seen to be able to make jumps rivaling those of Mario as he scampers through the level to show Mario the goal point.

Thankfully, procedurally - generated dungeons keep loot collecting a fun experience as you scamper through unique worlds and complete quests with your pals.

One is to simply say «it's Frogger, combined with Flight Control after a heavy session of drinking in the Hot Tub Time Machine» and just leave it at that... I'll even pat you on the bottom as you scamper away to your room to enjoy it.

Love hearing about your antics and doings as you scamper through life!

I used to panic trying to find him as he scampered happily around our house!

Not exact matches

As if machines could delight in bacon, or in the chasse sauvage when some impudent rabbit scampers past one's nose, or in that romp that amuses you so — what's it called?

As the wind gusted, the balloon wrestlers on the ground would scamper around trying to keep these unruly balloons in some form of control.

The thing I liked best was a delicious peanut chicken dish that sent me scampering for a recipe as soon as I got home.

Little wonder that in Memphis, as the BC squad scampered down a hotel fire escape during a false alarm one afternoon before the game, wide receiver Gerard Phelan yelled, «Women, children and Doug Flutie first!»

These two, who as a team rival the box - office attraction of the Lunts, sailed out onto the course for the first round with 75 % of the gallery scampering behind.

Team Lazarov picked up another 6 as Benny the Jet scampered in for a score.

As they battled, Jaime Alguersuari scampered off up the road to win the race and the championship - less than a year later, he was an F1 driver.

The game was then over as a contest 60 seconds later as Dusan Tadic sent Cedric scampering down the right flank and the Portuguese's inch - perfect cross was tucked home by the waiting Ward - Prowse six yards out.

As I quickly scampered to get a picture with him my sticker name badge got caught in my bag handle and fell to the ground.

In the ensuing battle that lasted about 3 hours, many fighters were killed as the fire power of the troops sent them scampering.

``... Because in Ghanaian folk law, Kwaku Ananse always begins as intelligent and the shrewdest person but ends up in scampering to hide his embarrassment in his web.»

Following the incident, the exercise came to an abrupt end, as party members scampered for safety.

The Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Jimoh Ijegbai, and some other members were said to have scampered to safety as suspected thugs invaded the venue of exercise in Afuze.

The clash caused frightened commuters and members of the public to scamper for safety as dangerous weapons were used in the fight.

Meanwhile, the incident has led to hurried closure of markets and schools in the area as residents scamper home for safety.

The cultist were alleged to have stormed the area as early as 8 pm looking for their targets, leading to serious tension in the areas as residents scampered for safety.

An eyewitness told our correspondent that some motorists scampered for safety as police and armed robbers engaged one another in a gun battle.

Cockroaches such as the 44 - millimeter - long Blaberus discoidalis from South and Central America can scamper over rugged terrain with remarkable agility and speed.

These quantum forces are used by geckos as they effortlessly scamper along walls and ceilings.

For those perhaps not familiar with the jargon of the Martian astronaut community, crew selection protocols are what you use before a trip to Mars to determine what kind of person is going to make a staunch and reliable crew member, as opposed to the kind liable to — as we say in astropsychology — fall victim to Space Madness, sell his soul to the onboard master computer, disembowel his crewmates somewhere deep in the black, unaccountable void, eventually landing on Mars only to scamper briefly across its surface, forgetting his helmet in a self - made diaper of hydraulic cabling, and finally collapsing with a mouthful of red dirt, advancing human understanding of the Red Planet millimetrically, if at all.

Leaves rustle as monkeys scamper through the trees above.

Birds scampered across the ash also, as did a variety of four legged animals.

In Paris, this world is a five - storey mansion overlooking the gardens of the Ministry of Defence, minimally adorned with Owens» furniture and art by Lamy's daughter Scarlett rouge, and where, during the busiest times of the year as many as 15 employees scamper about the building's first floor showroom and second floor offices in head - to - toe Rick Owens or DRKSHDW, his diffusion line.

Dren starts out life as a twitchy little mite scampering around the couple's secret lab, before very quickly developing into a human female — only with wings, aquatic lungs, a tail and a venomous nature.

The tiny gray mouse in the bright red coat scampers as quietly as a whisper.

But as Goethe scampers about Leipzig, comically failing his doctoral exam, spilling his books and looking bemused, young Johann might as well be auditioning for his own Disney Channel program.

When an actor begins to sing, the camera rushes in and fastens on the performer's face, positioning itself just below the head, somewhere between the navel and the Adam's apple — and canted from 30 to 45 degrees, although the angle changes as the performer moves and the operator scampers to keep up.

The kids, led by six - year - old Moonee (the arrestingly but never studiedly precocious Brooklynn Prince), regard the motel as the fairy - tale castle it garishly pretends to be, scampering about like Eloise in a down - market Plaza under the watchful eye of beleaguered manager Bobby (Willem Dafoe, radiating exhausted compassion).

Oddly, the DVD gets a new and different menu scheme, the loudly - scored main screen supplying a high - angle view of the circus as clowns scamper about and Dumbo and Timothy Mouse fly above.

Now, when Alan and I were working together, his version of how it should play out — and as you'll recall it playing actually in the movie — is that we, the audience, should glimpse a shadowy figure scampering away and that Klute should go rampaging after him unsuccessfully.

As Night and the City opens, he's scampering, lean and lithe, through darkened London, avoiding a barely - seen pursuer like a cat trying to make it home with dinner jammed between its jaws.

Sonic is then left to scamper about avoiding skeletal Stalfos as they claw through from underground, harass the helpless chickens, or just take in the vistas of stretching Hyrulian plains and mountainscapes.

The story scampers to the moment when the great Sally Hawkins, as Miss Lucy the renegade teacher, reveals to the young children in her class at the Hailsham boarding school that they are, in fact, clones.