Sentences with phrase «gamboling in»

but i truly believe that the lay public completely fails to link those awful puppy mill images with the (overly / neurotically) frisky 8 week old fuzzball gamboling in the mall pet store.

In fact, it is all too predictable whenever Mandus gets a flashback or headache that makes the screen blurry for a few seconds and either the environment rumbles and shakes or a Manpig gambols in front of Mandus.

Not exact matches

The voyage promised to be rough, with high - rolling in the richest backgammon tournament ever, but a first - class gambol was assured

The courage of the Days» convictions in decorating got its severest test, surely, when Mrs. Day discovered she was allergic to the living room's llama - wool rug, one which she had had woven in Ecuador and which repeated the motif of Cro - Magnon man's gamboling animals.

She first trespassed on the scene in 1971, at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati, where she gamboled across the field on a friend's «dirty double dare,» she said, and kissed Pete Rose.

But the book is a balanced one and it's stressed that a combination of hard analysis and experienced nous are needed to land the best players, whether they are 12 year olds gambolling on Clapham Common, participants in the Champions League - aping Next Gen series or Valencia forwards catching the eye of the Mansours.

Thanks to a reintroduction program, this horse is now found on the steppes of Central Asia, and up to 300 horses gambol around in Mongolia.

In the parts of Yellowstone that the wolves hadn't yet reached, female elk grazed peacefully while their calves gambolled around them.

But somewhere in the fields of Pennsylvania, a biobag - grown lamb is gamboling among its wild cousins — a futuristic thought indeed.

They gambol about in waters surrounded by factories, power stations and other signs of human habitation.

The print is what got me — a deep cranberry background with teal and black cats gamboling around chasing birds on wires, with small pink starbursts sparkling in their wake.

In both of these melancholy summertime gambols, imagination can make adventure out of just getting by.

An autumn garden in the English countryside, bucolic yet somehow unquiet, two children, Christine and Johnny Baxter (Sharon Williams and Nicholas Slater), gambol and play, unconsciously on the precipice of tragedy.

They gambol, flirt, frolic, and then, appear to self - destruct in very disparate ways.

He's interviewing a live - in caregiver for his wife, Violet (Streep), his disdain for his partner barely concealed by his gamboling southern accent.

When a tiny Sheltie puppy comes gamboling up to us, wiggling with excitement and making small, clumsy leaps at our knees, it's natural to lean down and respond in kind.

Gambolling Ghosts - Norwegian folklore records a happier belief that the Aurora were caused by the spirits of old maids dancing and waving in the sky and in Scotland, with the arrival of Viking settlers, they became known as «The Merry Dancers» who sometimes frolicked and sometimes fought.

Score flights for two to Liberia, Costa Rica, a four - day, three - night stay amid the bespoke tropical luxury of El Mangroove, and $ 750 in spending money (we recommend booking a guide to discover sloths and other rainforest critters gamboling steps from your hotel).

By the time the N64 came out here in the UK, in March 1997, the Saturn was already on its ass, and the PlayStation was gamboling off to the horizon.

Santa Fe is now one of the most interesting art centers in the world and you, O Dude of the East, are privileged to behold the most sophisticated group in the country gamboling freely.

But just how high is the pile of fossil - fuel used bills that Willie Soon is gamboling and frolicking in like Scrooge McDuck?

Though the youngest did say DD might come in handy on our next trip to the dog beach at Mosman, as we need three people to guard the various entrances while someone gambols with the fur babies on the sand.

The grey softens the period decoration that gambols across the walls and ceiling, leaving just some key areas — the fireplace and a set of sliding doors — in the original dark oak, while the gentle curves of furniture by mid-century masters Arne Jacobsen and Yngve Ekström sit comfortably in the setting.