Sentences with phrase «of sidling»

When he's had his fill of sardines he's rather fond of sidling up close to snorkellers for a fishy canoodle.

As the third graders returned to their classrooms, Metrano said one of them sidled up to her, and shared the news that she had come in fourth.

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The Guardian speculated that Thiel is sidling up to Trump in the hope of becoming the technological luminary of a Trumpian regime, or at least a beneficiary of the regime's patronage.

With the deluxe version of the album atop the chart all week and the regular rendition sidling right behind it in the second position, Lecrae is expected to sell 60,000 copies in his first week, easily a first for a Christian rapper.

Two years ago, a colleague of mine, a specialist in the Old Testament, sidled over to me at a faculty party and asked, «What are you working on?»

Earlier liberalism saw in the proclamation of the Kerygma itself a stumbling block to modern man, and thus sidled away from its eschatological message, preferring to center upon the ethical dimension of Christian faith as this was expressed in the life and teaching of Jesus.

Hornbeck announces that the lone, embattled Cates will have a defender, courtesy of the Herald — the great Henry Drummond, who sidles into town later that evening with little notice.

We most often eat this with pita or tortilla chips, though there's no reason it wouldn't sidle between two slices of sandwich bread, slip into a pita's pocket, or straight into a mouth with the help of a stalwart spoon.

In one corner, they're filing up to an unpretentious bar for local beers, while at the opposite end of the hall, couples sidle up for cocktails at a mirrored bar that could have easily found a home at Versailles.

Universal Studios Hollywood Theme Park Where else can you go behind the scenes of a real working movie studio and sets from famous flicks; experience some of Hollywood's best blockbuster movies with incredible immersive thrill rides and shows; and sidle up to a few super-cool movie characters like Shrek and Beetle Juice?

At that moment New York withered under a blast of 13 ° temperature, Chicago suffered under a 6 ° reading and it was 15 ° - below in International Falls, Minn. and Lebanon, N.H.. On the lake beyond Tropical's tote board white swans and sea gulls cruised about or beat the air and sailed a few hundred yards and sidled in for another freeload of tender shoots.

I used to sidle up to the far side of our dining room, clutching my infant daughter, so as to not accidentally trip and fall out our living room window, which was 43 feet across the apartment.

As the spacecraft sidled up to the comet, it sampled the water streaming from the comet body and found 67P's D / H ratio to be staggeringly high — more than three times that of Earth's oceans (SN: 1/10/15, p. 8).

Here comes the waiter, sidling up all deferential with a platter full of carrots, tiny lamb chops, and blackened endives stuffed with cheese.

The new observations offer a preview of what NASA's Juno spacecraft will see when it sidles up to Jupiter later this year.

It is the bacterial equivalent of sex, with two cells sidling up to each other and engaging in conjugation, or the swapping of genes, except that they do not have to wait for progeny to see the benefits.

The DNA process disrupted by the U.N.C. team is called conjugation, which occurs when two bacteria sidle up to one another and punch holes in each of their outer membranes, allowing one microbe to shoot a single strand of DNA into the other.

Crazy Love... sidles up to us, thrills and surprises us, seduces us with the pop flavor of its mid-century paperback aesthetic and its titillating tabloid tale.

Sidle up to the bar and enjoy our list of the best - reviewed westerns!

He takes the form of Eddie Redmayne at his most impish, with saucer blue eyes, a shy sidling lope and an awkward overbite.

But much better than his song was his performance of it on the award show, remote from Australia, he kept sidling up to the camera for an extreme close - up of his Cesar Romero mustache.

Link now possesses the ability to sidle walls, shuffle from side to side while against them, and even peek around corners to get a glance of what lies ahead.

Meanwhile, their daughter (Naomi Watts) sidles up to an art dealer (Antonio Banderas) out of exasperation with her husband (Josh Brolin), a failed novelist who's also doing a little flirting.

Kane founded the local LEAD charter chain, which later declared war on MNPS when it sidled up to the failing state - run Achievement School District, which engineered a hostile state takeover of Nashville's Neely's Bend Middle School — a school that already was turning around.

On one of their presentation slides, a TT logo subtly sidles over and gets cozy with Audi's emerging R sub-brand.

That isn't the least bit unreasonable for a nearly loaded Fiesta, but it does sidle up to the price tags of larger competitors — and as my colleagues have noted, that may turn off buyers here in America if gas prices continue to remain relatively low.

EyeSight didn't rise to the level of the panic my videographer has shown while riding shotgun, and it was a surprise when it shut down my plan to sidle between a UPS truck and a mess of cones, but EyeSight quickly fell into the background as an unobtrusive nice - to - have.

More than the present, the images of the future sidled into his mind, and the part in it that a young man would play because he walked well.

Ray Ghost sidled up to me in the middle of a funeral to tell me that an old flame of mine had left her husband down in Annapolis and was back in Baltimore.

Attorney Brad Sidle, who has three rescued pits of his own, is credited with getting his then - boss House Minority Leader Brian King (D - Salt Lake City) interested in the issue.

So Bishop hired a staff of in - store representatives to sidle up to customers overwhelmed by the profusion of natural brands and steer them toward the Buff.

For the first time, felines sidled up to the nation's premier dog show, as part of an informational companion event showcasing various breeds of both species.

One sweltering day on a visit to Humayun's Tomb, a kindly yet mortified Delhi matron sidled up to me and whispered to me, «Actually, we wear these inside,» pointing to the drawstrings of my trousers that were swinging brazenly between my knees.

Afterwards Gabriela and I wander down the dusty path, sidled by smoldering clumps of garbage and coconut husks.

Paddle between two volcanoes up the serene Rio Istián on Ometepe, explore one of the largest mangrove ecosystems in Central America in Padre Ramos or sidle up to some very cheeky monkeys in the Islas Solentiname.

Swimming in Belize's Blue Hole or sidling up to whale sharks make for memorable excursions, but those kinds of natural phenomena and wildlife are a whole other story.

You'll get a feel for this area's bustling maritime past, sidle down alleyways once home to the feared larrikins of the «Rocks Push», and discover more about the way people lived in the times of the early colony.

According to series creator Tomonobu Itagaki, an executive sidled up to him one day and asked to borrow the then - unfinished PS2 version of the game.

To engage an enemy in combat you just sidle up to the red circle that envelopes them, at which point the chance of actually hitting them with an attack is displayed.

This is a bit more satisfying than just sidling up to somebody and offering them bagfuls of cash to hand over their transportation.

The way Laval and his crew traverse the environments has changed quite a bit — expect the scaling of walls, sidling across thin footing, swinging across vines and even wall running among many other methods of transport.

Instead, it quickly goes down the route of being bonkers and quietly sidling around any potentially touchy subjects.

You simply sidle the King or Queen over to a mound of earth, hold the down key down and hurl money at the project.

They'll usually sidle up next to you as you pass them or refuse to move out of your way if you come up behind them.

One particularly difficult stretch of combat (and a battle with the Indiana Jones» rolling - ball - of - death trope flipped on its head) killed me more times than I can recall, until I happened to catch a glimpse into the crevasse I was sidling around.

Richard Prince at Gagosian This new painting by the appropriationist maestro shows us a new side of his cowboy hero, off the job and sidled up to the bar — a country - Western version of Manet's A Bar at the Folies - Bergère, let's say.

Dellsperger's film is a repetitive meditation on an arcade scene where in each of the three frames, one of the transvestite characters sidles up to a man, seen from behind.

Just then, Bob Lynch, CEO of the Washington advocacy group Americans for the Arts, sidled up with colleagues Nora Halpern and Kate Gibney.

Hey, has anyone else had experience of late with ostensibly - general - public people sidling up * to you in life, & making odd «casual» statements or queries that sure look like they're designed to elicit oppo - research info or the semblance thereof?

Small (and not so small) groups of people arguing about a variety of issues of common interest; with complete freedom to leave one band and sidle on over to another, to see what they are getting so loud about.