Ethnic Armenian troops, firmly back in control, milled around, smiling.
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Many stores remained shut as people milled around in silence.
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I milled around trying to catch photographer's eyes but still, nothing.
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Afterward, guests milled around, peering into the tanks at the musicians.
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Regulars milled around the piano as Murray Weinstock, 67, played jazz.
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On Shamlapur beach, groups of Bangladeshi men milled around on the sand.
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Afterward, supporters and staff milled around the bar, watching the Super Bowl.
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Next to the bay, hundreds of people milled around a construction site.
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About a dozen WeWorkers milled around, tasting curiosities like gelatin-free gummy bears.
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Six goats and a rooster milled around in a small, barbed wire pen.
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The other fighters milled around Starbucks, looking for something to eat on Frances' recommendation.
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She was able to record the musician playing as others milled around the wreckage.
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"The future worries me," said Susana Antequeria, 30, as she milled around the screen.
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In the days following his death, reporters and cameramen milled around outside our building.
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Members of Congress milled around the Parque Central, gawking and snapping pictures like tourists.
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Some curious passers-by milled around at the edges of the river, gazing across.
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They got cozy on the deck while friends -- and some big bodyguards -- milled around.
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Others milled around the bronze statue of George Washington in the center of the park.
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Scores of people milled around the register, spilled out into the doorway, or smoked outside.
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On the Sunday afternoon before the caucuses, roughly a half-dozen people milled around the office.
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The New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd milled around, along with reporters from around the world.
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At the Toronto show, as Jones' band Baby Cages performed a set, the audience milled around.
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Outside a diner, under bluish curls of cigarette smoke, a crowd milled around in the darkness.
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Elsewhere in the town, local people seemed stunned, while tourists milled around — providing a stark contrast.
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A casually dressed crowd, mostly male, milled around a gilt-edged Beaux Arts ballroom on Nob Hill.
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Women wearing illuminated devil horns and halos made out of pipe cleaners milled around on the sidewalk.
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During the lull in play, Uribe milled around near the bag, but was not actually on it.
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A dozen or so milled around me at the starting line, with race bibs and running gear.
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They exited AquaKnox as quickly as they arrived, while their fans milled around the restaurant a little longer.
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"No migrants in Croisilles!" read a banner that more than 100 people — men, women and children — milled around.
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The defectors, the hosts and the South 22018 milled around, cracking jokes and catching up like old friends.
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But the officials and parents who milled around outside declined to comment out of deference to the family.
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Some milled around in slippers and pajama pants, counting down the last few minutes of the dryer cycle.
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When CNN visited, a group of smartly dressed senior bureaucrats milled around the entrance to the center's playroom.
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During the hearing, Philippe's supporters milled around the Miami courthouse clad in t-shirts with his face on them.
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As the game ended, the benches emptied and players milled around first base as Troy Tulowitzki yelled at Souza.
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After mingling for a bit, Jealous introduced Sanders to the crowd as people milled around with plates of food.
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Some three dozen law enforcement officials milled around and neighbors came out to look, despite a cold steady rain.
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Wang and his Stuyvesant teammate, Nobel Gautam, milled around trying to spot name tags they recognized from online communities.
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A few people milled around talking, while others walked past as though everything were just as it should be.
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A small group of guests milled around Mr. Christie at a house party in Hampton Falls, N.H., on Jan. 24.
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Mosul, Iraq (CNN)The two boys, aged 11 or 12, milled around the street corner, chatting with journalists and soldiers.
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Holley and DeDeaux gave a gallery talk, and the singer Helga Davis performed in the galleries as members milled around.
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Soldiers still in uniform milled around in the crowd, bottles of beer in hand and rifles dangling from their torsos.
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Shortly after arriving, I milled around the cavernous kitchen and living space, saying awkward, earnest hellos to the other guests.
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Our DNC sources tell us both of them milled around backstage, talking to fans and taking in all the hoopla.
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Before the speech, they milled around in the vicinity of the venue, talking to journalists and spouting white supremacist beliefs.
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Students milled around aimlessly, red-eyed, dazed, and often bursting into tears or hugging people they saw crossing the quad area.
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In the main exhibition hall, prized pigs walked the ring with their owners while others milled around or dozed in stalls.
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The mom of a U.S. swimmer dropped by in flip-flops to check out the scene, while Brazilian socialites milled around.
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Trucks, vans and buses crammed with civilians and their belongings traveled dirt roads, while huge crowds milled around waiting for transportation.
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We mainly milled around on the square and walked right up to the parade as it went past, clapping and waving.
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Recently opened, the jail appeared to be still unfinished as hundreds of inmates milled around and shot curious glances over at Castillo.
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On Saturday, the first day of Lebanon's weekend, people milled around to patriotic music, waving Lebanese flags and banners in central Beirut.
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During a break, Ashley and Melissa milled around, eating pizza off paper plates, too timid at first to approach the other students.
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Hundreds milled around the empty trucks, unsure of what to do as high-octane music was pumped into the room from giant speakers.
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Tension eased as the lunch hour ended, but many people milled around the streets, in between the bricks and barricades made of debris.
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An Italian tenor, a Serbian baritone, an American basso cantante, and some twenty extras milled around, preparing for the big Act I brawl.
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On Monday afternoon, as characteristically anxious campaign aides milled around the Hofstra University campus, I tried to pry out details of what Mrs.
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Mr. Rosario's son, Richard Jr., milled around and spoke in soft tones about being only a toddler when his father was sent away.
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Investigators in white protective suits milled around a damaged sport utility vehicle on the side of the road, one of its windows shattered.
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Bob Dole, present to speak about Pompeo, sat surrounded by lawmakers and press as other senators milled around the well of the hearing room.
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I milled around with the 20 or so other people up there, taking in the gorgeous panoramic view and lounging on some old furniture.
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The clock showed all zeros and both teams milled around on the field not knowing whether to celebrate a win or lament a loss.
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He stood in the museum recently as a group of students from the Gotham Professional Arts Academy, a high school in Brooklyn, milled around.
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On Saturday morning, police officials milled around the front of the social club, which is on the first floor of a low-rise townhouse.
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About fifty avatars, in the forms of robots and humans, milled around, some high-fiving one another, some hovering in the air like drones.
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There were no soldiers visible as hundreds of people milled around, waiting in the hot sun to accompany the aid — which had not arrived.
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Aerial footage showed the bus on its side as a group milled around the accident site, which was dotted with multiple ambulances and police cars.
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Early in the morning, a crowd of campaign staff members, longstanding volunteers and outside irregulars milled around Reid's home in anticipation of their canvassing shifts.
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Large crowds of tourists, including student groups, their plans for museum visits interrupted, milled around on the sidewalk, trying to find out what had happened.
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As monochrome-draped sneakerheads in athleisure and Vetements hoodies milled around the cavernous space buying merchandise, Mr. Beckham munched Flamin' Hot Cheetos and eyed footwear.
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But even as Ms. López and dozens of other migrants milled around the basement room filling out forms, it was clear much more was needed.
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On a recent Tuesday evening, Francesco Clemente and Mr. Sullivan milled around Mr. Gagosian's Upper East Side gallery during an opening of Helen Marden's paintings.
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Supporters of the campaign to scrap the ban milled around the court before the verdict and cheered the decision, hugging one another and waving rainbow flags.
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The convention hall wasn't full, or if it was full, attendees milled around instead of listening to GOP luminaries like Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.
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Others simply milled around in the official fan zone, enjoying the significance of the evening (and the smell of sausages) even as the security presence loomed.
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While people from various incoming flights milled around at Carousel 10, those from Flight 2262 from Los Angeles waited an hour for their bags to appear.
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Inside the hall, delegates milled around and kept speaking even as prominent Republicans took the lectern — among them Paul D. Ryan, the speaker of the House.
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Beyond the fireworks going on inside the hearing room, a few hundred reporters, sightseers, and protesters milled around the rotunda outside, shouting, laughing, cheering, and arguing.
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As patrons milled around between sets, one of the three TVs above the bar silently showed CNN, which had interviewed the club's owner earlier in the day.
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Dozens of Turning Point students milled around the convention hall, wearing matching T-shirts with "Socialism Sucks" written on the front in Sanders's iconic font and style.
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This past weekend, tourists milled around St. Peter's Basilica, one of the holiest sites in the world, snapping selfies and experiencing Michelangelo's art through their phone's camera lens.
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The cars up for auction on Tuesday sat in a sea of defeated-looking vehicles in an outdoor lot, where potential buyers milled around to conduct cursory inspections.
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As Mr. Koptiuch and George Ring, natural resource managers for Nestlé, milled around Ginnie Springs in January, two divers warily eyed Mr. Koptiuch's shirt, which displayed Nestlé's logo.
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Dozens of people milled around in the foyer of the concrete building on the south bank of the river Thames, many of them with a drink in hand.
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Earlier, during batting practice, as the Yankees' pitchers milled around in the outfield, they were wondering how hard Hicks might throw if he were on the pitcher's mound.
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Judge Larry Fidler milled around the property with the jury ... and they were accompanied by police detectives Tom Small and Mark Lillienfeld, along with defense attorney Daniel Nardoni.
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Attendees watched speakers and panels in the main space, milled around with popcorn and LaCroix, or met for lunch on the roof, as they would have at any conference.
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That rainy September election night in downtown Minsk, we milled around a broad plaza where a handful of college kids and pensioners had turned up for Goncharik's concession speech.
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Hundreds milled around the staging area near Madison Square Park, maybe waiting for the actual parade, maybe just here for this, another front in the nation's ongoing culture war.
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Thousands of people milled around hundreds of exhibitors, including Armageddon Gear (beer bivy sacks), WMD Guns (not nuclear weapons), and RCBS Precisioneered Reloading supplies ("leaving varmints mystified since 1943").
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In the alleyway that led to the stadium, hundreds of Sounders fans dressed in the team's neon green and blue milled around a line of steaming hot-dog carts.
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Others milled around nibbling burritos and tortilla chips from the Fort Greene cantina Pequeña, brought in to ensure that the "brunch" in Honky Tonk Brunch included more than booze.
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A dozen S.D.F. media workers milled around in the lobby and a couple of adjoining offices, and all came out to greet visitors with the ritual of multiple handshakes.
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In front of them, a crowd of dozens of journalists, social-media influencers and fashion bloggers milled around, watching freestyle soccer players run through their dazzling array of tricks.
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While a few workers milled around the gates, it was a ghost town — an eerie vibe for a factory that employs 350,000 of Foxconn's 1.3 million employees in China.
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He milled around a bit, and eventually worked at a friend's video game store for a few years before finding a job in IT. At 26, his vision rapidly deteriorated.
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Officials gave the all-clear after about 20 minutes, as crowds of aides milled around the sidewalks and as traffic ground to a standstill on the streets of Capitol Hill.
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Last Monday—wet and cold—Cinnamon, Swirl, Cheech, Chong, Bella, Brooklyn, Chewey, and Charlie milled around, damp and pungent, within their wire enclosure, awaiting the trip to the big city.
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"I know that we're the team," said Ken McKay, the chief strategist and a former Trump aide, said in an interview at the downtown Westin, as fellow Trump advisers milled around.
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A troupe of what I assume were children—or potentially very tiny adults—in matching fluorescent orange fleeces milled around in a pack, occasionally jumping up and down together at random intervals.
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When members of the angry crowd milled around her after she finished her live broadcast for MSNBC, the Secret Service assigned to protect Trump needed to usher her and her producer out.
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"Clients have been coming in with stars in their eyes in a way they never have before," she said, beaming, as dozens of well-dressed groups — largely from Asia — milled around the sales floor.
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I was pointed down a corridor lined with designer stores and other bars, as tourists and guests milled around — the clientele weren't dressed formally, but I wondered whether this would be the case in Ossiano.
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Young settlers with the hilltop look — large kippas and side locks — milled around the roadside as a squad of Israeli soldiers tried to keep them away from Palestinians: just another day in the West Bank.
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Writers such as Hunter S. Thompson and Norman Mailer milled around the lobby with musicians like James Brown and B. B. King while Archie Moore looked for marks to hustle on the ping pong table.
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"There is uncertainty, fear," said Lital Nahum, a 25-year-old lab worker who was sitting on a wall outside a Teva plant in Jerusalem last week, as two dozen other striking workers milled around.
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After hours of efforts, even as crowds milled around peacefully further away, the protesters outside the LegCo had managed to smash their way through the glass doors and windows to work on the metal barricades inside.
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Carved out of two massive airplane hangars, Stage 1 (9,460 square feet) and Stage 2 (14,000 square feet) loomed large over background artists dressed in futuristic dystopian garb, who milled around grabbing breakfast from craft services.
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They got up every 10 minutes or so, milled around, chatted as if at a cocktail party, and then lay back down, eyes closed, silently spooning one another while relaxing lounge music played in the background.
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The lack of urgency in Cambodia, where officials milled around the ship on Monday without protection, points to the obstacles in trying to contain a virus that experts warn is spreading faster than SARS or MERS.
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On a recent year-end day, shop owners in rubber boots and aprons were rushing to clean up and sell off the last of their inventory, as the last few hundred shoppers milled around hunting for bargains.
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Rome Journal ROME — On a muggy July evening, a handful of Italian hipsters milled around a food stand at an alternative music festival in Rome, trying to decipher some of the exotic offerings: mici, sarmale and dolma.
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Other brides and grooms, some of them in soaked jeans and rubber boots, milled around the long hallway outside the wedding chapels, where a column of bank-teller-like windows receive couples to check their marriage licenses.
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In Redding, a city of about 90,000 people along the Sacramento River, people milled around aimlessly through the chalky air, clutching belongings and brown-bagged lunches, sharing their evacuation stories as hundreds of displaced residents poured into shelters.
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People milled around half-open concessions stands in coats and scarves and hats, but without their Canadiens gear on or a Jumbotron sound system pulsing through their brains, giving the whole place the vibe of a PTA meeting.
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Organizers deliberately did not create a central locus for the protests, which prevented the authorities from being able to directly grapple head-on with the movement, as protestors milled around the small city in constant and fluid procession.
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Letter From Europe TRUBETSKOYE, Russia — Far from sinister headlines about matters like accusations that Russians hacked the Democratic Party in the United States, a few hundred people milled around the ruins of this village's once-imposing Orthodox church.
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B'Tselem's video shows that a dozen or so Israeli soldiers and settlers milled around as an ambulance arrived to pick up the wounded soldier — but not al-Sharif, who lay on the ground, bleeding badly but still alive.
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Guests for Mr. Varvatos's show — Mr. Lutz was there, of course — drank vodka gimlets from coupes and milled around a subterranean bar at the Roxy Hotel, which by sheer coincidence had been set up to resemble a cafe in Provence.
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A tide of commuters came and went as a Brooklyn-bound F train stopped at the 14th Street station in Manhattan, and a smattering of others milled around the platform, staring at their phones or nothing at all as they waited.
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Firebrand pastor Paula White, who last week publicly prayed for women to miscarry if they were carrying "Satanic babies," milled around, as did pastor Jerry Falwell Jr., Trump's acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, and former Energy secretary Rick Perry.
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In the center of town, the courthouse — a beautiful historic building — presided over Main Street, and on the other side of the Walhonding River, tourists milled around Roscoe Village, a restored 19th-century town complete with historic reenactments, museums, and tchotchke shops.
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Mr. Morasca milled around, greeting the different families, handing out antique skeleton keys, which still open the lockers where summer guests store their bathing suits and other gear, for sojourns, after drying them in the sun each day on the community clothes line.
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On a recent December afternoon in a high-ceilinged loft in downtown Manhattan, dozens of dressed-to-the-nines people young and old milled around drinking Champagne and eating canapés while the Dartmouth Rockapellas performed "Build Me Up Buttercup" and other classics.
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KONZA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Laborers milled around an unfinished eight-story building in an expansive field in Konza dotted with zebra and antelope - the only visible sign of progress in a decade-old plan to make Kenya into Africa's leading technology hub by 2030.
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The set recreated his mansion on North State Parkway, rich in sybaritic amusements, where he greeted entertainers like Tony Bennett, Ella Fitzgerald and Nat King Cole, and intellectuals and writers like Max Lerner, Norman Mailer and Alex Haley, while bunches of glamorous young women milled around.
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Sitting off to the side of the stage and speaking with inflamed urgency, he read passages from the biblical Book of Daniel — the story of a mad king who finds God — as an enormous gospel choir milled around in pale gowns and wailed phrases in Latin.
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Womack, in gold stilettos and a black dress, and her husband and producer, Frank Liddell, in jeans and a navy long-sleeved T-shirt, milled around Weiss's big, rustic kitchen, drinking wine, as the Imperia, at the other end of the loft, resurrected Patsy Cline and John Coltrane.
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Some ANAL activists headed off to scout out a new squat elsewhere in the city, while their comrades milled around winding up the slab-faced security contractors in the doorway, asking about their steroid habits and pretending they were arsonists and knew about secret passages hidden throughout the empty building.
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Walking around one evening down the Delmar Loop near Washington University, I milled around with young families and college students while stopping into various establishments on the strip: Avalon Exchange for some used clothes; Vintage Vinyl slinging crates of 99-cent records; Blueberry Hill, the huge restaurant and music venue where St. Louis native Chuck Berry performed hundreds of times.
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You believed that these people would wear these clothes, both those who milled around after the show eating dumplings and sipping weed-leaf cocktails and those who had featured in it: among them, the singer Kelela, the artist Lucy Chadwick, young Coco Gordon Moore (Sonic Youth scion of Kim and Thurston) and Susan Cianciolo, whose art-house fashion shows for her Run line in the 1990s were in some way the progenitors of Eckhaus Latta's.
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Backstage before the show, as models milled around poking fake fingernails tinted spun sugar sweet at their phones, Mr. Scott (nursing a broken elbow in a pink sling) was talking strikes in Chile, the gilets jaunes in France, socialism in the United States, "how stretched and tenuous the idea of democracy has become" and how that led, inescapably, to thoughts of the world before the French Revolution and Marie Antoinette, the woman who has become a symbol of all that decadence and blind frivolity.
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