The loping romantic ballad, "City of Stars," is especially good.
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Now it's Paul Pogba loping up the center like a thoroughbred.
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He can consume acres of real estate with his loping strides.
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He was taken by their red crests, unusual posture and loping flights.
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Aside from a few feral camels loping nearby, it is still and silent.
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While Padilla was short and energetic, Mr. Sy is tall, with a loping gait.
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Around dusk, he recognized his brother's loping silhouette coming to the prearranged exfiltration spot.
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It happened in the blink of an eye, on a loping shot from Adam Lallana.
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" His playing on the album is rangy but precise — effecting a loping swing on "O.
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If only we could solve what ills us by loping through meadows carpeted in thyme.
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Estherina, his daughter-in-law, composed "long, impassioned, if unintelligible letters in her loping hand".
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With his loping stride and messy blond hair, he projects a sense of youthful ease.
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J Dilla's musical legacy should be honoured complete with loping, drunken drums and speaker-rattling basslines.
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Further observations a few weeks ago confirmed the object's 2600-year loping path around the sun.
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His delivery has shifted from a loping pace to a precision trot interrupted by sudden strategic pauses.
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The acolytes encircle the woman in white with great loping leaps, arms stretched painfully behind their backs.
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His music is loping and lazy, but pretty enough to be left on repeat without sounding stale.
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The music itself also has its own twists, from the questioning guitar line to the loping bass figure.
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The loping rhythms and chants remain, but the record is a concise encapsulation of what they've done before.
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"Russia is new in terms of nuclear," he mystifyingly averred, loping around the stage like a manic zoo animal.
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Cloistered in the foothills of the Sierra Madre, Palanan's farmers cross fields on the backs of loping water buffaloes.
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"Memphis, Tennessee" is a desperate phone dialogue between the singer and Long Distance Information, set against a sad, loping groove.
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"Memphis, Tennessee" is a desperate phone dialogue between the singer and long-distance information, set against a sad, loping groove.
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Smith's youth and swagger are undeniable, but your eye can't help but travel to Goldblum's loping, hip-rolling, rhythmic walk.
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I feel like "Dragonfly," the first song on the record, owes a bit of a debt to Al's loping delivery.
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This is true of Durant, too, when he is loping and extending and exploding in the disproportionate ways he does.
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Well, what I do could better be described as "loping," and only by people a lot more optimistic than me.
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The First, indebted to Bartók, exhibits traces of Argentinean folk music, such as the loping rhythm of the gato dance.
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Loping along Senate corridors to his office, he abruptly ducks into the next-door office of Senator David Perdue of Georgia.
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With the 6.6-liter engine loping along without strain at highway speeds, there's little diesel engine grumble to assault the eardrums.
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He might be curt and indifferent to her, but this was not what she made out from the hesitant, loping step.
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It shares a pedestal with an unidentified work, a little pair of loping legs made of clay or maybe cement over wire.
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Over a constant pulse—hence the title—of an electric bass and a piano, string and wind instruments arc in loping melodies.
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The other racers pulled me into their dance, a loping forward and-backward step meant to mimic the trot of a horse.
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When he runs back on defense, he often has the loping gait of someone pushing through the end of a long jog.
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In the past, that's meant a proliferation of wonderfully meandering pieces—loping jams that felt more about the journey than the destination.
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The powerful car made easy work of the loping coastal and interior roads I checked into a B&B and started making calls.
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He hasn't had to compromise his talent to fit a role, or truncate his loping strides to get in step with an evolving sport.
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Along with three other young men, Jonathan guards a checkpoint, lowering and raising a barrier for the occasional passing car or slow-loping camel.
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Singer Indra Dunis' vocals are alternately entranced and airily joyous, tying together the arpeggiated synth melodies and loping bassline into a neat, gut-rattling package.
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"Nervous Mary" has all the loping, spacey harmonies and sludgy feedback of the band's classic catalogue, still beloved by reformed nihilists of a certain age.
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He looked out at the lush baseball field below his broadcast booth, at the outfield flags blowing westward, at the players loping to their positions.
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In the blink of an eye, you are cruising past rolling dry tumbleweed-strewn hills and plateaus, dotted with hints of the pastel and loping cattle.
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I was driving a BMW 335i coupe with a manual six-speed, and the powerful car made easy work of the loping coastal and interior roads.
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It started in observance of this tradition I've had for a long time, which is that I take a very long, loping Sunday constitutional, walking around.
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My personal favorite highlight is "Tarraxo Everyday," with loping drums and a New Age-y synth line that sounds ripped from a hazy Laraaji jam session.
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And "Kids Are Pretty People" — a tune by Mr. Jones's younger brother Thad — showcases the band in fine loping stride, with a breezily impeccable piano solo.
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Despite his star-worthy shades, glimmering gold Rolex and loping gunfighter gait, Mr. Theroux moved freely among the half-clothed 20-somethings lounging in the grass.
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He writes ramshackle songs with loping tempos, and hangs behind the beat while drawling quizzical lyrics that search for wisdom, epiphanies or comedy in the mundane.
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I showed her packs of coyotes and how they moved, and a lot of interesting aerial photography of coyotes loping across reservoirs and getting into trash cans.
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They fanned out, loping off on their own as if they were scattering across the plains (or wherever it is that prey scatters), but resistance was futile.
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Walmsley drew level with us, for a moment, before his hypnotic loping stride — metronomic and bounding, below a straight back — propelled him past in a disorienting flash.
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Loping around the stage with eyelids at half-mast, he hides his swagger behind an offhand style, but he's smart enough to let the mask slip periodically.
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Cutler sounds tired, but optimistic over a loping acoustic guitar line and a synthesizer line that twirls around it, creating a small oasis in an exhausting world.
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He is loping and saturnine, husky and housebound, with a tendency to bark, bay and growl; Knode is prone to gales of laughter and micro-bursts of surprise.
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The loping bass line of "Baby, I Got Your Money" drowned out her voice, yet she managed to make her order understood from behind three rows of patrons.
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It's told often, as the title hints at, through his characters relationships with their quadruped companions, adding more layers of memory, ephemerality, and attachment to his loping songs.
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Mr. Martin seemed to want to savor that moment a while longer, giving his funk-girded set the loose exuberance of an after-party or a loping victory lap.
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When the last song, "Paranoid," ended, he blew a kiss, took some final bows, then stopped to have his picture taken with his bandmates before loping off the stage.
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His every pout and blink and penetrating stare shows us the whirring cogs inside an unhinged mind, every loping step leading a careening train of thought into the world.
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As it peels Jacques like an onion, "Sorry Angel" also develops, in a loping, unhurried style, the narrative of a love affair that is never truly allowed to happen.
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Instagram is overgrown with images of women loping naked through the woods and giving birth in living rooms, tagged #wildwoman or #witch or #laloba, the Spanish feminine for wolf.
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Impossibly bright digitalist xylophones ring over a slowly loping drum pattern as a number of synthesized squeaks—including one that sounds suspiciously like a squealing elephant—ring in the distance.
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He's instantly likable, with the half-swaggering, half-loping gait of a young Mark Ryan (Supertouch, not Marked Men) and that singer's melancholy, thoughtful apartness from his tough-guy peers.
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In 2013, the family of Marvin Gaye sued Williams and Thicke, claiming that "Blurred Lines" copied Gaye's "Got to Give It Up," a loose and loping funk song from 1977.
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Hunter, a lean but muscular presence whose easy, loping stride betrayed few signs of strain even at the end, ran a sensible race, settling into the middle of the pack early.
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It's why, when "Sweet Avenue" kicked in to close the record, with its loping leads and saccharine subject matter, it couldn't help but feel like Schwarzenbach had earned that simple joy.
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Suddenly he stopped, leaned his club against his golf bag and, with a few loping strides, appeared at the side of his father, James Krier, who had been wordlessly watching him.
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His shoulders barely sway — a telltale sign of fatigue for even the finest runners in the world — and he seems to tap the asphalt with his forefoot on every loping stride.
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The chunky Lab, known for its loping gait and easy-going nature, owes its enduring popularity to its well-deserved reputation as a family pet, said AKC Vice President Gina DiNardo.
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But what's both remarkable and terrifying is how The X-Files keeps loping alongside us, never falling far enough behind for us to dismiss its dire predictions for the end of days.
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As the ball sailed over the wall, the otherwise quiet crowd at Steinbrenner Field rose to applaud as Rodriguez made his familiar, loping, no-hurry-to-get-there jog around the bases.
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The LA beat scene graduate Shlohmo posits a more peaceful apocalypse on his new album The End, which mostly wraps woozy, grayscale synth work and tense guitar lines on slowly loping beatwork.
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A lot of people hope that loping along with a turkey hat on their heads for a few miles will mitigate some of the calories they'll be consuming a few hours later.
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Amir ElSaffar, the Iraqi trumpeter and santur player, has played Newport before, but never with his Rivers of Sound orchestra, an intercontinental group with improvisations wafting up from loping, odd-meter melodies.
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"Medium was a group of writers loping around at a somewhat sedentary pace, and you could get $50 for a bleeding-heart essay and forge relationships with writers and editors," she says.
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The clinic sits in the shadow of an expressway, and as the 12:30 dosing deadline approaches, clients can be seen loping from underneath it to reach the doors before they're locked.
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The instrumental sections get stretched out a bit and a loping breakbeat gets added, turning it into a sorta quasi trip-hop thing, which I guess is the Diplo twist at this point.
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The North Dakota Badlands are sometimes compared to the loping greenery of New Hampshire's White Mountains — but that's apt only if the greenery had been painted on top of Arizona-style canyon land.
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"Ememma," one of the most popular tracks, captured the emergence of a hybrid new form of R. & B., propelled by a loping kick-drum beat and slippery verses delivered in Idoma, Tuface's native language.
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The cats established territories in the paddock, home ranges that they would scout regularly, loping out on forays to the farthest edges while keeping their hunting grounds to small areas that would periodically change.
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The dynamics come directly from the Pixies, with a slow, loping bass line behind the verses on the way to the feedback-frothed power chords of the chorus; she won't be acquiescent much longer.
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Along with Scarlett, Gable didn't seem to "give a damn" about his big ears, ham hands, or casual, loping gait that he snuck into some of his roles, especially early on in his career.
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The luncheonette, a subspecies of diner, harkens back to the interwar period, to Dos Passos's "Manhattan Transfer" and men scarfing meaty sandwiches and pickles before loping off into the growing metropolis to find honest work.
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True, "Once Upon a Time in Anatolia" (2011) was not much shorter, but that meticulous tale, centered on a murder investigation, was tightly paced, whereas the new film has a looser and more loping tread.
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Over the last half decade that he's been working on the moniker, he's immersed himself in herky rhythms and busted-up takes on electronic music tropes—often loping along in an ungainly gait, but moving nevertheless.
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"Jive Coffee," also included on the original album, is a loping Bernstein composition that harks to Wes Montgomery, lacing subtle, Afro-Latin syncopation into a loose swing feel, but warping it into a five-beat cycle.
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The main highway between Johannesburg and Cape Town takes travelers through the Great Karoo, a vast desert of reddish-brown earth speckled with scrub vegetation and seemingly populated by nothing more than a loping springbok or two.
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The music itself mirrors the desert: The guitar pyrotechnics of his live show pay tribute to the Sahara's powerful storms, and the loping rhythm of many of his songs echoes the odd meter of a camel's gait.
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The line between the laid-back and the listless, in "The Dead Don't Die," may be too fine even for him, and most of the running gags don't run at all, merely loping around in a circle.
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Over a loping beat by 9th Wonder, Lamar describes Anthony as a good-natured kid who grew up too fast, whose family history of "pimpin' and bangin' " instilled in him a very narrow vision of the good life.
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It's a simple, but effective beat, a slowly loping thing built around a clattering sample of the New York City subway and a foreboding synth loop that sounds kinda like Philip Glass' piano pieces for the Candyman soundtrack.
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On the trudge uphill, everyone lashed by the wind and complaining of hunger, King alone seemed enraptured by the falling snow and went loping energetically up the slope, pulling the rest of the party along with his enthusiasm.
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But sensing the life in the lines ("Have I told you yet you're sweet to me?" awwwwww) he enlisted Safiya to spin it into a clubby sunbeam, adorned by a few simple electronic bleeps and a loping drum shuffle.
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Girls gave Hannah her big break (publishing her Modern Love piece, the kind that has boosted many writers, and at least one killer whale) and then let her follow that up in a loping, haphazard, but decidedly upward trajectory.
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But there were a couple songs that cut through all the background noise: One had an insistent ticking hi-hat pattern, and another had a weird loping bassline that sounded like someone saying "bleh, bleh, bleh" over and over.
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Running in those hot and stuffy conditions was much more difficult than loping along the banks of the East River in early April, or—as is more often the case—powering along on the treadmill in my gym's air conditioned environs.
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With the physique of a loose forward and the pace of a winger, Folau is without peer in the game under the high ball and made yards for his team pretty much every time he got into his loping stride.
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His ability to strike for home with that long, loping stride, anywhere from 20143 meters to 100 meters out — and then to find yet another gear when it seemed as if he was flat out — marked him as a unique talent.
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His ability to strike for home with that long, loping stride, anywhere from 20143 metres to 100 metres out — and then to find yet another gear when it seemed as if he was flat out — marked him as a unique talent.
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His ability to strike for home with that long, loping stride, anywhere from 20143 metres to 100 metres out - and then to find yet another gear when it seemed as if he was flat out - marked him as a unique talent.
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With his loping style, he cradled the puck as if it were a baby — and then he'd switch the stick to his right hand and straight-arm an opponent with his left, sending him tumbling, all the while sailing straight ahead.
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The rich pageant included Chicago's J.B. Style, in which skaters sync their steps to the funky songs of James Brown; Ohio's "stride," with its wide, loping skating patterns; and Philadelphia's "fast backwards," in which participants form trains that snake sleekly backward.
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Over the past decade, dance and other modes of performance have become staples of museum programming; it's no longer unusual to find dancers crawling, loping or standing still in the galleries of the Tate Modern or Museum of Modern Art.
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With quick energetic shifts that tickle the space to show containment and expansion, Ms. Mearns executes a series of turns, some with loping runs as transitions, that highlight the clear, decisive way in which she uses her elongation to devour space.
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Its unavoidable heft matches the often deliberately cumbersome, even goofy quality of her ballet-informed steps, like flat-footed loping, or jumps that resist leaving the ground, or, in the spirit of Merce Cunningham, vexing coordinations of the torso and legs.
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Bardo Pond is performing to promote its new album, "Under the Pines," a 41-minute opus of loping, distorted guitars; clattering drums; and the singer and flutist Isobel Sollenberger's ghostly, reverb-soaked vocal melodies (and, yes, they are quite melodic).
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They've spent the last year-plus writing loping country-soul ballads as Whitney, working on their debut album (due out later this year), and refining their work on the road, and the fruit of their labor has somehow managed to exceed their expectations.
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Fittingly, its lead single, "Dummy Track," was produced with two other artists—Richmond's Chino Amobi and Copenhagen's Why Be—and conveys a strong sense of communal generative power with its conversational arrangement of harmonics-rich percussion, aggressively loping bass, and insistent demonic laugh.
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And so the Guggenheim show, through April 27, will introduce a new generation of viewers to the sweep of their partnership, which Mr. Fischli, in a recent interview at the museum, said grew out of the two men's loping, looping conversations over cigarettes and beer.
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On the way to get a coffee around the corner from his studio in Lower Manhattan, Michael Stipe catches sight of a piece of paper among the contents of a split-open garbage bag: a child's school assignment, the large and loping letters suggest.
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As in the novel, the way Jenkins tells this story is loping and elliptical, starting in the middle and moving forward and backward over the timeline in ways that make it feel like we're watching a painter carefully cover a canvas in brush strokes.
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From the opening horn fanfare of "Royalty Capes" to the Queen-esque metal of "Lord Intended" to the loping cowboy funk of "Unfold" (an exclusive track for those who contributed to the Kickstarter campaign), the record explores a number of genres, with extended instrumental passages.
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And finally, one night, we spent the evening playing dominoes, watching the locals sink into the folds of the beach, when I spotted them — only the second pair of out gay men I'd seen in my life, loping along the end of a long line of sunbathers.
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The thing happening in the car—the phone call, the man's voice, his bewildering request—did not seem real compared with Mellie's loping stride as she deftly stole the ball and toyed with it, her skittering feet driving it toward the net and then past the goalie.
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As an ESPN writer noted, Newton, at 6 feet 5 and 245 pounds, is bigger than any player on the Green Bay Packers' championship team in Super Bowl I. He reads offenses with intensity, and he is that rare pocket passer who can dodge and break off loping runs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Battered and bruised he may have been but Mo Farah took it all in his long, loping stride as he negotiated the minefield of the 5,000 meters heats in the rain at the World Championships on Wednesday to set up one final assault on track gold.
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On our little rise above Balanced Rock, Mr. Smith and I had front-row seats to an ancient bedrock cataclysm: pinwheeling stone staircases, lager-tinted turrets and weird, fanged crags poised over petrified sand dunes, and farther off, the La Sal Mountains — loping green knuckles streaked with old snow.
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By the percentages, Mudiay doesn't separate ball from ball-handler quite as often as Rubio does, but there is something inescapably similar in their defensive magnetism—the way every clumping of bodies seems to end with them emerging with the ball and loping off in the other direction.
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" Yet, because contradicting yourself is also a prerequisite of rock stardom, the meta qualities of Mr. Healy's writing remain on songs like the loping R&B groove "Sincerity Is Scary," where he sings: "I'm sure that you're not just another girl/I'm sure that you're gonna say that that was sexist.
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The 25-year-old, who had to undergo gender testing before being cleared to compete as a woman after winning the world championship in 2009, powered through a strong field, including two other former world champions, in a time of one minute 56.64 seconds, loping to victory after easing ahead of the rest down the final straight.
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A jaunty, heartfelt cover of "Hey Good Lookin" and a sedate, Bakersfield-tinged rendition of "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" flow seamlessly into her appealingly twangy, high-spirited originals, some of which took shape with the help of veteran songwriters Sean Gasaway and Michael Chotiner (the latter of whom penned the album's loping title track).
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Rain or shine, for about a year and a half, give or take, he has slogged with the same gimp, the same loping swing of arms, the same cigarette burning between his fingers, and he's rooted in the same trash cans—the one on the corner of Midland and Franklin, or the one on the corner of River and Front.
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You'd see her body, loping like an old coyote across a dirty sunlit freeway, and you'd see her stagger and vomit and grimace while she grabs a soap dish and bashes in the head of a bodyguard and then, like some sort of furious arachnid with an uncountable number of legs, pistol whips a crooked lawyer till his eye bleeds.
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Last November, in Dorsey's second-round playoff game against San Pedro High School, Kayvon delivered in expected ways: the pyrotechnic bursts around the left tackle's outside shoulder, the loping strides to chase down a ball carrier on the backside of a second-quarter run, the resolute intensity with which he snatched a ball out of the arms of a running back deep inside Dorsey territory.
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To support himself throughout a career that was never careerist, he taught and lectured in art schools around New York, and his classroom presence became legendary, a kind of performance work itself — with his long unruly hair, his all-black wardrobe, his gravel-bed voice with its distinctive loping stutter and, before he quit, the endless cigarettes he would light, stub out, pocket, retrieve and light again.
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But he disappeared right in the art world's midst, continuing to teach generations of art students (at Brooklyn College and at Pratt Institute); working in a cluttered, book-saturated studio in Dumbo, Brooklyn; and lecturing so often over the years that his shambling-eccentric presence — his long unruly hair, his all-black wardrobe, his gravel-bed voice with its distinctive loping stutter and, before he quit, the endless cigarettes he would light and stub out and light again — became a kind of ongoing work in itself.
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In the lead-up to the show's official TV debut, the original 19 episodes of the web series — which clock in between five and 12 minutes in length — have been scrubbed from their original online host, Vimeo, and rehomed on HBO Go. It's as good an excuse as any to catch up with Ben Sinclair and Katja Blichfeld's collection of loping New York character studies: Each episode follows a weed dealer (known only as the Guy) on a home delivery, giving him (and us) a brief glimpse into his customers' exploits, foibles, and neuroses.
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