Behold the lolling tongue, the malformed limb, the crooked tail!
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At one point, he appeared to doze, his head lolling.
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All of these are markers of a man who, truly, is lolling.
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Instead of lolling about in my living room in pajamas until 1 p.m.
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Ahead, nine inexpensive options for doing Halloween with smiles, tears, and lolling tongues.
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Before my acrobatic dismount, I'd narrowly missed being brained by a lolling branch.
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Huge, lolling tube worms and ghostly crabs tick along in the crushing dark.
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Filming the sunlight lolling through his home, The Other Day opens with Agüero agog.
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Her body lies on a stretcher alongside him, covered except for her lolling head.
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A sleepy, black cow with lolling eyes, chewing cud in the middle of the jungle.
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They lay on the ground, tongues lolling, as Dr. Sayers checked their health and took samples.
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On one slope was an elephant seal rookery, with 500-pound juveniles lolling on the rocks.
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BEITIN, West Bank — Children are watching television all night and lolling in pajamas until late afternoon.
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Gibbering mouths, lolling tongues, and Lovecraftian asymmetry surround us as we blast through the three rooms.
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Mostly, it's undeniably trendy, with flowers featuring prominently throughout and disco balls lolling around in one corner.
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There would be no fake resume-padding jobs or summers spent lolling on sailboats or golf links.
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But just as you're lolling complacently in your chair, a saw-toothed observation startles you to attention.
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Bianca has been spending time recently lolling on a Southwestern-patterned rug, according to Credico's social-media posts.
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I know I need to do something away from the computer, but it can't be simply lolling about.
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There should be no empty seats, no matter how many New Yorkers are off lolling at the beach.
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I spend about an hour lolling around in bed, reading articles about the royal baby, and meditating with Calm.
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A few minutes later, Strudel has a new headshot that shows off her ludicrous joker smile and lolling tongue.
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On a sweltering August afternoon, about two dozen Romans lolling at the Tiberis were not given to such negativity.
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The mouse was lethargic, lolling in a fresh layer of bedding, rolls of fat visible beneath thinning, greasy-looking fur.
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Matty was not yet consuming solid food, but his newborn expressions—lolling tongue, grimace—seemed to convey a gastronomic opinion.
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Our ability to tweet/'gram/ and pillow text while lolling around on the couch or in bed clearly isn't helping.
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Critic's Notebook "Looking at the past is like lolling in a rocking chair," Martha Graham wrote in a 1952 essay.
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There's the free-spirited, touchy-feely Jesse (Lucy Hale), lolling in her New Age lair of pillows and mood lighting.
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She could hear Dog panting softly as he loped along beside the septon and his donkey, tongue lolling from his mouth.
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Lumbering Weddell seals — lolling about on the sea ice near Scott Base, the New Zealand government's research facility — showed less interest.
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Some dogs, tails wagging and tongues lolling, reveled in the attention, but many rested in their crates before the big show.
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Gradually, we could make out the figure of a Luting, with a manatee-like head lolling above a fragile, human body.
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A group of homeless people had set up at the picnic tables under a few of the structures, their dogs lolling nearby.
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Granddads lolling on exasperated looking garden furniture, incredulous toddlers, fist-pumping moms with the jitters, all present and correct, all utterly transfixed.
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The scene begins in Michael's dressing room — a chair, a table, a sofa, a prop wig lolling like a dozing red panda.
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It's definitive features include crossed eyes, flushed cheeks, and a lolling, drooling tongue—and on their own, none of these are explicit.
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Ride along sandy paths under canopies of coconut trees, past lolling water buffalos and farmers ushering flocks of ducks into narrow canals.
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The contrast of her dark forearms cradling the bright flesh of her son's body and her lolling breast suggests a protective holding.
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The Neediest Cases Fund At his age, Frank Gaul said, he should be retired and spending his days lolling in a rocking chair.
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But Jarmusch, who did a fine job of rebooting vampires in "Only Lovers Left Alive" (2014), transmuting them into lolling snobs, is undeterred.
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If you stop next to any babbling brook, you WILL see an empty Bud can from 1982 lolling down it, pinballing amongst the rocks.
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There he is, lolling with a roomful of cats and singing a deliciously witty parody of "Happens Like That," Smith's current top 20 hit.
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From the front, this unassuming restaurant suggests a cafeteria, but at the back are cushions for lolling, essential after the stupor of a meal.
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Finland's first dog, Lennu, a wrinkly-nosed Boston terrier with a lolling tongue, has become a bona fide celebrity in the country, and beyond.
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On campus, he resented that teenagers whose parents were paying him to teach were lolling in Washington Square Park protesting or experimenting with drugs.
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A golden retriever was charging up the sidewalk, big pink tongue lolling out of its mouth, leash slapping freely against the pavement with every bound.
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A standard travel pillow (or a not-so-standard one) should prevent their head from lolling back and forth and the dreaded sore neck feeling.
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I have taken so much pleasure in the natural world, in people and books, in music and art, in cups of coffee and lolling cats.
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Maybe he's carrying himself differently than he does onscreen, lumbering and lolling and generally taking up space while bullying Paul Dano all over the stage.
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Scientists lust after genomes like the wolf from a Tex Avery cartoon, heart pounding in throat, tongue lolling, fist pounding on the table, submarine-dive-ahOOOgah!
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A few days before Christmas 2015 I was lolling around my brother's guest bedroom, absentmindedly scrolling through my Twitter mentions, when my entire decade was made.
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We first encounter Eva, Benedict, Sylvie and Lucien lolling about on a grassy hill, drinking wine and discussing, in typical undergrad style, the meaning of life.
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The guy who does the wine for Gordon Ramsey is lolling, and Rene Redzepi—owner of "four-time world's best restaurant" Noma—is into it, too.
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I was breathless with expectation, my face pressed against the glass cabinet (behind which was a deeply unappetising example ketwurst lolling gaudily in a plastic cup).
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He's home after graduating from college in May, and is spending the summer lolling around the lake house before heading on to graduate school in robotics.
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Marnie, the Shih Tzu whose lolling tongue, amused expression and tilted gait made her a celebrity on Instagram, died on Thursday at her Los Angeles home.
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Then I found Victorian postmortem portraits—children propped up in chairs, perfect posture, only their dry eyes and lolling heads revealing the difference between strict obedience and extinction.
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"This is the problem," she told the crowd of patients, parents holding sick children and others laid out on the floor, their eyes lolling back into their heads.
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The video showed the men struggling to drag Dr. Cerveny's body into a hallway, eventually lifting her by her wrists and ankles, her head lolling toward the floor.
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And, one day, when I'd exhausted myself yelling along to that, my head lolling over as I looked out of the window, a different song—a new song—played.
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If you're going on vacation, chances are you'll spend some time waiting — in the car, in a security line at the airport — or simply lolling around on a beach.
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If you're imagining a whole eyeball lolling around in a wet dish, it wasn't quite that gory; without a microscope, it looked like a tiny translucent lump of goo.
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When I was at my ugliest—lips flopped open, head lolling, eyelids drooping over eyeballs that rolled around like pinballs in their sockets—I wished you would hold me.
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There is something more human about the direct interaction of touching the screen, the ease of lolling out on a comfortable chair and holding the thing in a comfortable place.
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This one also looks like a bird, but Tasha says it's more like a sideways horse head made of driftwood, with a snake tongue lolling out of its mouth. Okay!
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You can see why she was a winner, too, with her extra-broad shoulders; wide, crooked grin; and a lolling tongue that seems to go on for miles and miles.
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Rautendelein, an elf-girl lolling dreamily near a deep well, is visited by the rambunctious Faun, who is annoyed that humans keep encroaching on the meadow to build their churches.
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One work, "Morning," an untypically joyous painting with bright Impressionist colors, caused offense by showing a nude woman lolling on a bed while her lover stared thoughtfully out a window.
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The man to my left is clutching his hands over his belly and lolling back and forth; the man to my right, I'm fairly sure, has managed to fall asleep.
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The segments would start with a lazy saxophone lolling into the mix like a big dog on a summer day, or an electric guitar whipping like a jump rope pulled tight.
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They perform best in perfect isolation, and we get almost the same satisfaction admiring a cat through a computer screen as we do from observing one lolling on our own carpet.
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Later that night, she takes a closer look at the clip on YouTube and is horrified to discover that Astaire is in blackface, complete with white gloves and lolling Bojangles grin.
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Those moments all read like delicate threats, but you'd easily miss them if you were only bopping to the song's lolling retro beat and cranking up the sound of its trebly guitars.
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Hilarious, so they'd made up matching polos, him and Greto and Ortiz, screenburn orange, with a severed hog's head, its eyes crosses and its tongue lolling out, where the horsehumper would be.
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Dodd's work often features portraits of googly-eyed, lolling-tongued creatures with cutesy names out of some sort of demented children's TV programming, and "Snaggle Stack" is very much in this vein.
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The rapper Kafon takes a long drag from a joint and rocks his afroed head to a lolling reggae-inspired drumbeat amid the white and grey doldrums of a poor neighborhood in Tunisia.
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And so she had looked up from her place in War and Peace and seen the whale, a female, she would learn, uncharacteristically alone, lolling before her on the surface of the water.
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A mere mention of their names evokes images of lolling about in the elegant mansions on the north shore of Long Island, or throwing back countless sidecars in Hemingway's Paris during the Roaring 20s.
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Ramkarran Moteelall is part of a small group of scruffy men who spend days and nights lolling on the vents at the base of a huge glass facade inside Terminal 4 of Kennedy Airport.
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"I feel like a draft dodger from the army in which so many of my friends are serving—just lolling about in the country they are making, cowering at home, a coward," Heti writes.
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Lolling about on tables and chairs, with cigarettes protruding from unlikely places, they resemble impertinent secretaries or artists' models relaxing for a moment, casting shade on the male artists for whom they are posing.
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Calmejane, riding for the French team Direct Energie, fought cramps after breaking away on the final climb and hung on, tongue lolling, for victory in only the second visit by the Tour to Rousses.
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After Aracelis Girmay Twin shorelines at the end of my name, traffickers of white space, you could last on the tongue forever, lolling, longing, an endless drawing out of the little stream between you.
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At the Beryte Theatre, Madison Bycroft engaged a packed house in "Mollusk Theory: Soft Bodies" (2017), a performance inspired by the sea creature, which, when separated from its shell, is simply a wet, lolling body.
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In her internet-royal blood the scientists uncovered two genetic abnormalities that help explain her signature squee-ness—extra toes, short stature, wonky gait, and a tongue that is forever lolling out of her mouth.
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Only after the family had urged him to sample some homemade, thick Central American-style tortillas, did Dr. Smith discreetly hand Jorgito the medication for his son, a bashful sixth grader lolling on a couch.
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At the end of the segment, he offered some advice to anyone who would see the pictures of the big Belgian Malinois and his patriotically lolling tongue, and consider adopting a former military dog for themselves.
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While Lennu's lolling tongue and wide smiles can seem adorable, it can mean a painful struggle for breath for the breed, borne of its own facial muscles being too large and wrinkly for its skull size.
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Yes, the weed smoke, flowing beards, splashes of psychedelic color, and genial crusties lolling about the front of the venue all play their part in creating that overall Roadburn vibe, but really, it comes down to attitude.
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Rather than first seeing the postcoital lovers lolling about in bed in the early morning, as the libretto indicates, we see Octavian emerge from the bedroom into an outer hall looking intoxicated from a night of passion.
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Most of these depict carefully coiffed women swinging from a sequined chandelier, lolling on a golden throne, or trapped in the Sisyphean loop of a boomerang shimmy in front of a wall that commands NO STANDING, ONLY DANCING.
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The lolling appendages point you toward another space that really hammers home how involved the band was in its own aesthetic — as well as how influential their covers, artwork and stage sets were as rock and roll progressed.
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It features two seaside pools — a long heated one for laps, and a big stone-lined saltwater basin for lolling — terraced gardens with hammocks, a spacious stone-paved sun deck, a swimming pontoon, two restaurants and three bars.
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"It's just too hard to focus," she said from an armchair near the open glass door that framed passing scenes of fishermen in rowboats, a little girl with a donkey waving hello, water buffaloes lolling on the riverbank.
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"I wanted my unhappiness to be a result of defying convention — like a Hardy novel where I'd exceeded my society's allowance for freethinking and was now being punished," Peter fancies, lolling on vacation in Maine in his picturesque agony.
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When the curtain goes up, rather than seeing the Marschallin and Octavian lolling in bed after a night together, as the libretto indicates, we see Octavian emerge into a hallway from large bedroom doors, looking delirious from thrilling sex.
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The original article refers to it as a "typewriter" noise, but to me, volcanic thunder sounds more like an extremely lackadaisical martial beat lolling atop a menacing rumble, generated by a poorly-programmed drum machine and obscured by a distorted haze.
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"Making the smile is the worst part," said Tarja Airaksinen, a baker at the cafe, describing the drizzling of molten chocolate and a lolling tongue of red marzipan, all crafted delicately above a center of raspberry mousse sprayed with coconut.
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I started out as a Zebra, lolling around a desert landscape in Everything's signature blocky animation, and phased around so that I inhabited everything from ants to camels to grains of sand to tiny microscopic life forms, all in search of some meaning about life.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Scuba divers found two people dead inside an upended car lolling on a beach after torrential rains wrought havoc along France's Riviera coast in the night of Wednesday-to-Thursday, when flash floods also killed 10 on the Mediterranean island of Mallorca.
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He's just flown back from France, and as much decent copy as has been written on him and his windswept journeys to find rare Cognacs, Armagnacs, and mezcals—the heritage grapes, the cool Alpine breezes, the lolling cows—this trip was decidedly less romantic.
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Over the years the camera has caught her immaculate in tennis whites at her beach house in Venezuela; clasping the hand of a youthful Mick Jagger on the island of Mustique; lolling on the beach in Majorca, damp hair slicked back, her lips in a sultry pout.
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Calloway is a 27-year-old with a large Instagram following, built by chronicling her time as an undergraduate at the University of Cambridge (picturesque lolling on the banks of the River Cam) and her daily life as a gal-about-town in New York City.
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It all fills me with happiness, and that happiness lingers right through dessert and a movie and my midnight leftover turkey sandwich, through a Friday-morning breakfast of biscuits with sausage gravy, everyone lolling about, crowded in the kitchen, ready for games and adventure, holiday labor.
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But for the most part, Kestler's discoveries are from farther afield: a beaded yellow parakeet from Syria, an inflatable blue cat from Japan, a pair of latticed gold jutti slippers from northern India and a papier-mâché mask depicting the Hindu goddess Kali, with her lolling blood-red tongue.
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A seven-minute house tour from Chiara Ferragni, Tamera Mowry talking about her struggles with gray hairs, and a tongue-lolling adventure on the high seas with pro dog influencer Doug the Pug: These are just a few of the trending videos today on IGTV, Instagram's first take on longer-form video.
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Lolling on the couch, huge with twins, I indulged in binges of nostalgia for all those a-minus-list parties I hit in Manhattan with all my then-single girlfriends, wearing a razzle-dazzle wardrobe I would finally bequeath to my skinniest neighbor once I realized those pre-pregnancy days were never coming back.
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That is the footballing equivalent of being pale and bleary-eyed on the nightbus home, stuck between two sleeping mates, one of whom keeps lolling drunkenly onto your shoulder and the other of whom is emitting those little burping sounds he makes before he regurgitates the pre-bus Chicken Cottage all over the place.
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It remains reminiscent of August — the market drifts sideways to up after a quick panic and upward repricing, lolling around and churning; maybe we get a little pullback to jolt people awake as we did then, because it's not often that the indexes merely trudge listlessly deeper into new-high territory — at least not to stay there.
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There were bright red blanket plaids; ornately toggle-fastened stadium coats; ruched necklines right out of "Little House on the Prairie"; and sweaters patterned with the faces of mythical creatures said to have been inspired by Haida totem poles, though they looked closer to the lolling-tongued Tibetan demons Alessandro Michele plastered all over his Gucci collection last June.
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In other cases, such as that of a mother cradling an infant with glassy eyes and its head lolling over her arm, it's difficult to imagine what anyone involved could have been thinking — until you remember some accident or tragedy you've witnessed yourself, and think back to the bystanders holding out their iPhones like amulets between themselves and the raw fact.
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It irritated me that a 25-year-old would soon be lolling in my bed, or in the lounge chairs on the roof deck, after having fired up the commercial grill there, and after a long day of networking in some shared work space, or returning home from a day's surfing in the Rockaways, tucking his surfboard into the space Mr. Bunge and Ms. Hoang designed for it.
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My husband, saint that he is, signed up for the job, so when I woke up, with the worst hangover I can ever remember, to find him snoring beside me 10 minutes after departure time, the kids lolling in their pajamas in front of the TV in a room that looked like a bordello — empty wine glasses, brimming ashtrays, the heady smell of ganja in the air and a record still revolving on the turntable — I was appalled.
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Even if every single Berkeley Patriot is currently lolling their ass off, even if Milo Yiannopoulos hasn't meant a word he's said since 2011, changes in information flows, in political institutions, in the ways we relate to each other as national and global citizens (or don't relate to each other at all) has resulted in a frenzied, deeply confusing media landscape where pluralism, inclusiveness, and public participation are as much a gift as they are a curse to democracy.
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You need do nothing more than ride a bike to savor its charm: Past the fish farmers in row boats on the emerald-green river pulling up water grass to feed to carp in the shallows; the steeples of riverbank churches framed by the backdrop of hump-like hills, the water buffaloes lolling in watery rice paddies where women in conical hats bend down to plant; the white storks taking flight as an orange sun sets over oceans of open farmland and unfurling mountain ranges.
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