Again, they strap me to the jeep and make the rounds of the villages.
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And you'll be glad for the shoes' cushiony treads as you make the rounds of museums, monuments and restaurants.
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Videos of mobs breaking into shops, swarming onto trucks or fighting over products often make the rounds of social media.
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Lutheran Church Charities sent 12 golden retrievers from its K-9 Comfort Dogs team to make the rounds of hospitals, churches and vigils.
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Masscob, an under-the-radar Spanish label, hits the right notes with a gold midi that's ready to make the rounds of holiday parties.
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In February 2016, consultants for McKinsey and BCG escorted five emissaries from the Saudi royal court to make the rounds of think tanks in Washington.
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Mr. Rau is now editing the movie and he said it would make the rounds of film festivals before its theatrical release a year from now.
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According to a source who saw the president make the rounds of the room at Mar-a-Lago, Trump spent a substantial amount of time talking to Grenell.
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As they make the rounds of Parliament this week, her proxies have made a forceful case for letting go of unrealistic hopes — and the risks that go with them.
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But Gris came to inhabit Cornell's thoughts in the fall of 19403, a time when you could still make the rounds of the Manhattan galleries in the space of an afternoon.
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Keep in mind, too, as you make the rounds of all those cocktail parties, that often the people we think of as the best conversationalists are in fact the best listeners.
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Three days a week, he and other volunteers of the RomAmoR (RomeLove) association he founded make the rounds of food markets and bakeries for contributions from retailers who help him live out his dream of feeding the homeless.
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A few of the machines make the rounds of trash stations used by staff on the second floor of X's home in a converted mall in Mountain View, practicing their navigation skills and sorting recycling from compostables and landfill waste.
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After, obviously, first checking the New Yorker webpage to see what my colleagues have written, I make the rounds of the websites I like (Talking Points Memo is a favorite) and of the Twitter feeds of political writers I admire.
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As for Hillary Clinton's campaign, strategically-placed surrogates in battleground states, including Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Florida and Colorado, will hold press conferences Tuesday and make the rounds of local media to press the case that Trump has not been a positive force for veterans.
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But as I watched her make the rounds of the property, conferring with assistants and checking on the artists bent over the kiln, she projected a regal serenity, asking questions and waiting patiently for the answer before responding in a cadence she once conceded has a bit of Valley Girl in it.
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While he will not meet with President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on his visit, he will make the rounds of New York think tanks and financial firms to try to reassure analysts and investors that Turkey remains committed to rule-of-law and is open for business.
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After World War I, pilots Cary Lockwood (Richard Barthelmess), Shep Lambert (David Manners), Bill Talbot (John Mack Brown)and Francis (Elliott Nugent) band together in Paris. Feeling they have no future, the men are constantly drunk. One night, as they make the rounds of nightclubs, they meet Nikki (Helen Chandler), a wealthy but aimless woman, who they invite into their group. Later, when an American reporter named Frink (Walter Byron) makes a pass at Nikki, she shows no interest in him.
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The Ir de Tapas (tapas tour), a Spanish expression meaning to make the rounds of bars drinking and eating snacks, is an important social activity for Spaniards. Some bars will serve a tapa for free when one orders a drink. Churros, fried-dough pastries served hot and dipped in café con leche or hot chocolate are a typical breakfast food. Chiringuitos, small, open-air beachside restaurants, offer respite from the summer heat of the cities in the high holiday season.
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Her mother often brought young musicians and artists she had recently met to Olivia Shakespear's salon, many of whom became well-known modernists, including Ezra Pound, Walter Rummel, and Frederic Manning. Georgie continued to make the rounds of country estates with her mother and Olivia and Dorothy Shakespear. It was in their company in 1910 or 1911, as a seventeen-year-old, that one morning she met Yeats at the British Museum and again that afternoon during tea at the Shakespears. Seven years later, when she was 25 and he 52, Yeats asked Georgie to marry him.
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Jarvis also did his best to help promote the struggling singer's career, and Laine soon had a small, regional following. In the meantime, Laine would make the rounds of the bigger jazz clubs, hoping that the featured band would call him up to perform a number with them. In late 1946, Hoagy Carmichael heard him singing at Billy Berg's club in Los Angeles, and this was when success finally arrived. Not knowing that Carmichael was in the audience, Laine sang the Carmichael-penned standard "Rockin' Chair" when Slim Gaillard called him up to the stage to sing.
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Mason and his cousin square off in a duel when Quinn refuses to surrender, with Mason emerging triumphant, but in the melee Robert is badly wounded saving Stephen's life. The big French frigate Arronbourge is battered badly in action with Sapphire but manages to slip away in the gun-smoke and fog when Sinclair breaks off to answer Mason's request for Dr. Bassingford's aid. Despite his best efforts he is forced to amputate Robert's right hand and some of the forearm, shattered by a Yankee pistol ball, thus ending the naval career that he had only just reclaimed. Once the squadron arrives at Halifax, the dockyard puts their damages to rights while the officers and crew make the rounds of several parties in their honor.
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Darcy's status as a romantic hero transcends literature. In 2010 a protein sex pheromone in male mouse urine, that is sexually attractive to female mice, was named Darcin in honour of the character. On 9 July 2013, a 12-foot (3.7 m) fibreglass statue of the figure of Mr. Darcy emerging from the water was installed in the Serpentine Lake of London's Hyde Park for a promotion of British television's UKTV channel. Modelled on actor Colin Firth who played the role in the 1995 BBC miniseries, the statue will make the rounds of several English lakes before its final installation in Lyme Park, a location where the programme was partly filmed and already a pilgrimage site for Pride and Prejudice fans.
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While she was still teaching, she would put in a full day at school and then make the rounds of evening social and political events with her husband.; Neal referred to her as a "good partner", and when he traveled she accompanied him. On a five-week 1957 goodwill tour of the US mainland, in what she would later refer to as the best of her experiences in her role as mayoral wife, Lucy christened the renaming of the SS Monterey to the SS Matsonia, and the couple sailed home on the ship.One of the few times she was publicly mentioned by her full name of Lucy Puniwai Thurston Blaisdell ; As part of the couple's 1959 world tour, they participated in the Fifth Japanese-American Conference of Mayors and Chamber of Commerce Presidents.
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