Sentences with phrase «saunter by»

Is it possible that I would no longer have to sit at work and wonder whether a thief will saunter by and swipe my son's new birthday bike off the porch?

Sit by the cave entrance all day and hope that a wooly mammoth might saunter by, and your clan will soon be clamoring for food.

Painstakingly primped men with elegantly disheveled side - parts saunter by with exquisitely chic women on their arms, as Bentleys, Porsches, and BMW M cars circle the city blocks in concert like horses on a carousel.

-- Gene Shalit sauntered by and reviewed The Poseidon Adventure.

And the quarter - mile saunters by in 14.2 seconds at 99 mph.

I find myself watching and waiting as the stray cat innocently saunters by the family of four.

An Indian family dressed in full saris struggled with their suitcases, and a man wearing a full galabeya sauntered by, shouting at someone on his phone.

Not exact matches

«His favorite occupation,» writes his disciple, Dr. Bucke, «seemed to be strolling or sauntering about outdoors by himself, looking at the grass, the trees, the flowers, the vistas of light, the varying aspects of the sky, and listening to the birds, the crickets, the tree frogs, and all the hundreds of natural sounds.

Meanwhile when three separate alarms wouldn't drag me out of bed in high school, he'd wake me by ripping my comforter off before sauntering downstairs to toast his cinnamon raisin bread bars.

No one but me seems to be alarmed that the remote controls of the robots are being operated by a longhaired high school student who apparently has sauntered in off the street.

They can keep up with kitty maintenance by utilizing any one of the 10 scratching posts, and then they can saunter to sleep by picking from one of 6 different bed options.

It's tasteful, it's saunter - worthy, it makes me feel like I want to drink Mojitos by the pool - side wearing over-sized sunnies and a large brimmed hat (with heels too of course!)

The former, whose voice and comic delivery are identical to Fred Willard's, sauntered around the stage of the Walter Reade while the latter sat behind him in a chair, adding little, looking like he wanted to be swallowed up by the floor.

Unfortunately, despite its passion and purpose, it's executed with so many wrong, false, stale and routine creative decisions that it runs aground by the time Muppet Babies Hef saunters in.

As students saunter from class to class, he stands by his door, urging them to move along.

Dust blew into my eyes as we passed men sitting outside, smoking hookah and shouting at one another; teenage girls strolling arm in arm, stopping every few feet to take a selfie; dogs sauntering down the street and cats tucked by trash cans; soft city lights glowing in the distance.

You will want to save plenty of time to relax in a hammock, lounge by one of our two pools, simply catch some rays or saunter on down to the pool bar for a cocktail before sampling some of the local specialties.

After he had finished unveiling the cover featuring his hideous visage, CM Punk's music (which is a song by Living Color called Cult of Personality, for anyone interested, and you should be, because it's fantastic) hit and the champion sauntered down to the ring to take the piss out of John» I've got no testicles» Laurinaitis and inform the happy crowd that it wouldn't be Big Johnny on the cover of WWE» 13, but CM Punk himself, at which point the fireworks hit and a massive poster unfurled revealing the cover you can see at the top of this screen.

Blizzard has once again sauntered out of its comfort zone and manufactured magic out of madness, though it falls short of perfection by thinking it could exorcise the curse Modern Warfare has left hanging over the multiplayer shooter space.

That's all topped off by some exquisite visuals, and a sauntering soundtrack that perfectly captures an adventurous mood.

The supermodel Naomi Campbell sauntered past a wall painted neon - yellow by the German artist Anselm Reyle, shook hands with Ms. Gingeras and winked.

«Very frequently an older attorney who saunters into the courtroom with an «I've - done - this - a-million-times» demeanor gets his clock cleaned by an associate who appears to argue for the first time, whose anxiety is barely under control who is twice as well prepared.»