Sentences with phrase «sidling around»

Small living rooms may require you to place furniture against the walls to ensure there's enough space for people to move about without sidling around chairs or banging their shins on the coffee table.

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.

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

They may find ways to sidle around the new rules.

Not exact matches

Carol Scott, a web developer, fired off a tweet addressed to city officials, saying that she watched an elderly couple sidle their way around a Bird scooter turned over on a sidewalk.

Others gather around coffee urns and cookie plates in church basements and V.F.W. halls and some simply sidle off quietly, too shaken and broken to imagine they'll ever have the strength to eat again.

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.

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.

Django can sidle along walls, peer around the room and distract enemies with a knock, just like our good friend Raiden I MEAN SNAKE.

He sidles in long before needed, looks furtively around, asks timidly if I am «Mr Usher» and, if so, would I mind telling him: where to sit; what he should wear; what time the case starts; what it is all about; who is appearing before him; what time he should finish; and — I suspect would also appreciate — what the result should be.