He fends off the gay dude's pawing and flees, terrified.
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So I don't think Biden's avuncular pawing is a #MeToo story.
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All to get a read on Martinez's movement and draw some pawing jabs out of him.
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Unfortunately, the controller immediately caught the attention of my cat, who started pawing at it in delight.
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In the second round, Ali remained flat-footed, using his pawing jab to keep Frazier at bay.
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We do know it's likely you've been pawing at your face since before you were even born.
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Instructively, Judy is pawing a lover's crotch soon after the play opens, not worrying about her children.
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The brave baby cat was spotted pawing around the prehistoric beasts, which can grow to be 200-lbs.
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With her adorable and kind of awkward pawing at her new hair cut, Stewart is all of us.
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According to KCRA, the pooch, named Gracie, was found pawing around the roof of her home on Sunday.
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Incredible forbearance; you could have said MUCH ruder stuff to these pawing guys, but you stayed your hand.
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We sweated, luxuriating in the heat, pawing snowballs from the floor and running them against our bare skin.
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Without Luna's pawing and foot-biting the mom believes her family may have never gotten out of the house.
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If you have been pawing around the Internet in the last 24 hours, you've probably seen the above video.
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Zara was calm and sweet, licking me and pawing at my hand for me to pay attention to her.
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Ali then taunted Frazier with his pawing jab, using his six-inch advantage in reach to keep Frazier away.
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This includes stopping people, even those we love, from pawing our faces and kissing us (in public or private).
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This means a good number of felines are pawing around with monikers like Bieber, Kahleesi, Yoda, Olive, Monkey and Tiger.
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As we work through January, we are pawing closer and closer to the cutest day of the year: Puppy Bowl!
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He also cracked gags about the recent controversy over his career-long habit of sniffing, kissing and pawing at women.
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Brown, with six delicate legs, like threads, really, the bug had feelers coming out of its head, pawing the air.
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Aside from crowding the female's personal space, the male armadillo courts her by pawing at her carapace and sniffing her genitalia.
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This isn't Zbaracki's first bear sighting of the week— he says he saw the animal pawing through his neighbor's trash on Monday.
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If your dog starts pawing you while you're already showing them some love, it could be their way of returning the favor!
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We are all, for the most part, pawing around in the dark looking for evidence of light, floundering from here to there.
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I don't find myself desperately pawing at a piece of bread, because I know I can have that if I want to.
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From the bottom: the reporters are those now pawing their way through the 0003 million documents leaked from Panama law firm Mossack Fonseca.
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He's wasted no time in pawing at her, and she's wasted no time in putting off sex and rejecting his requests for company.
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Lowell had been queasy about such an archive ("I hate the idea of people pawing through it"), and their estrangement complicated the sale.
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And they show it in strange ways — rubbing against everything, rolling around on the floor, pawing random objects, and just generally acting weird.
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They aren't (sadly) available to buy right now, or we'd all be wandering the streets, pawing at our noses like coked-up advertising execs.
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After pawing around a bit on fergiesgpsmess, the Instagram responsible for the video, we discovered that she was being weighed because she was pregnant!
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During sea turtle breeding season it is common for possessive males to try and separate mating pairs by nipping and pawing at the lovebirds.
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Scientists say they've discovered evidence of a frenzied mating ritual by dinosaurs: long grooves in the ground etched by the pawing of clawed feet.
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One middle-aged Asian man comes simply to hang out alone in the big empty room downstairs, leisurely pawing at himself without anyone's judgement.
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"We're dressing up like the 'Stranger Things' kids for ComiCon!" one shopper explained as she was pawing through some '70s- and '80s-era shirts.
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Although I kept trying to pet my lovely donkey, I couldn't shake the awareness that, ultimately, I was pawing in the dark at nothing.
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In the sewers of Fallout 3, pawing through another set of clothing that'd sell for a pittance, I stopped and looked around my apartment.
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So no surprise that construction workers and archaeologists, pawing through soil strata like picky eaters through layers of lasagna, have unearthed piles of cool stuff.
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It was a wild affair for the final few rounds after a dull series of pawing and gesturing by Wilder gave Ortiz a solid lead.
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After quickly pawing some silk kimonos, she flipped through boxes of vintage prints and photos, deliberating over a painting of a German shepherd named Fritz.
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It's a pretty momentous occasion ... when Copy Cat was created, researchers believed animal clones would die at young ages ... but CC is still pawing around.
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The art is great—by Paul Jackson, under our artistic direction—but I feel like whatever metaphor we were pawing at was lost on the listener.
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My cat, after pawing at the grapes that I've just washed and deciding they aren't for him, curls up next to me and goes to sleep.
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The end goal is to get Cupid pawing around on prosthetic legs without skis and to find him a forever home that will help him thrive.
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I went to work, but after an hour of pawing at myself and making everyone around my cubicle uncomfortable, I said I was sick and bolted.
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She accused him in her lawsuit of groping and pawing at female staffers, staring at their breasts, and dangling job prospects to wine and dine women.
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Will fans of the future laugh at her cobwebbed pawing and wonder why she isn't using her optical implants to run her searches and background checks?
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Mr. Veredice's footwork is as deft as hers, sometimes softly pawing or writing circles on the floor, effortlessly changing from slow to fast without gear change.
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According to FOX 13, which reported the story, the pooch woke his sleeping owner during a condo fire on Tuesday by pawing at his neck and chest.
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With many fighters pawing out their hands with their fingers extended in an effort to gain a sense of distance, their oncoming opponents are often subsequently poked.
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I hate pawing through my makeup bag in order to find the product I need, and I hate repeating that process for the entirety of my routine.
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The black bear stood on its hind legs, sniffing around and pawing through the fridge of the family's cabin in Truckee, California, about 12:30 a.m. Saturday.
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When they are flummoxed (for example, the rubber ball becomes stuck under a bed, the kitchen door shuts), they turn to their humans, yipping, pawing, gazing dolefully.
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This week, the Bundy gunmen posted a video showing them pawing through Native American artifacts that are stored in one of the buildings in which they are squatting.
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As the youngest of five kids, I have a vivid memory of being seven years old, pawing through a cupboard for candles after we were plunged into darkness.
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We are told that the storm has paused in the lee of a fledgling mountain up north, where it's gathering strength, pawing at the dust like a bull.
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We've got C, The Hitter, who looks like he's having a bit of a snack, sitting on the curb, and looking at the plaintive knee-pawing of D, Dog.
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While pawing through a rack of dense, pillowy turtlenecks and nubby trousers, I overheard a woman on her cell phone say that she, too, had come to say goodbye.
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The beefy baby became an instant star after the hospital shared a deeply relatable video of Cinderblock meowing sadly while pawing -- but not actually walking on -- an underwater treadmill.
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The tiger is stopped by the glass before it can get to the boy, desperately pawing for a piece, before finally giving up and searching for its next meal.
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The audible crash startled the boy, who momentarily lost his balance from the ledge he was standing on and quickly turned to find the lion pawing at the glass panel.
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LG Display wasn't exactly keen on people pawing at its screen, but it genuinely felt like I could reach out and touch the images being flashed in front of my eyes.
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Wearing shorts that resembled a flashy diaper, Haye dominated proceedings as soon as the fight begun, issuing pawing jabs followed up with big shots—namely from his right hand—behind it.
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In one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in one of the richest cities on earth, the sight of millionaires strolling past people pawing through trash for the means to survive is familiar.
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The Pencil provides much-needed precision and delicacy of touch that feels a heck of a lot different than pawing at the screen with your snausages trying to tap a small button.
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In the video posted on Facebook by Diane Mitchell, her 8-year-old cat Milo can be seen pawing at a window as a squirrel watches curiously near a giant pile of snow.
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After waking up to Vlach pawing her, JEK told police she shifted her body to get out of Vlach's grip, but that he moved his hand down her body to her genital area.
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Brave dogs and cats across the nation are pawing around your local firehouse, showing support for their human colleagues who have one of the most dangerous — and most heroic — jobs in the world.
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Once, she passed out crying and woke at two in the morning with her face numb against the disgusting carpet, her phone clutched in one hand and the worried cat pawing her ear.
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Based on live stream footage from the panda enclosure, it looks like the sisters are putting their new walking skills to good use, pawing all over mom, who they can now enjoy together.
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He displays calming and submissive signals and behaviors (ears back and down, tail tucked, lowered or hunched posture, puppy licking of the person's face, pawing) because he wants assurance he won't be hurt.
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He ushers in the work with the sound of a whisper or a gust of wind, produced through the swinging action of one foot pawing the air, before moving into more intricate territory.
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Chris Bryd, followed by a number of mandatory defenses that composed of the Ukrainian giant pawing his opponent for about 4 rounds before knocking out or tediously dominating someone we've never heard of.
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The pooches, who are all rescues of different breeds and ages, take turns pawing through the terminals, helping stressed travelers smile and stay calm, even when faced with delays, cancellations and upsetting national news.
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Her daughter, Kim Kardashian West, 5-foot-603 in bare feet, was pawing through the rails of Rousteing's collection ahead of its debut while another bodyguard (considerably taller than 5-foot-3) looked on.
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This test simulates the pawing of a dog, one that might be clambering for your attention by scratching at your seat or one that insists on jumping on and off furniture over and over again.
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Olivia met Taryn, another macaque, at a screech-and-skim book club, where they were pawing through the latest Cubist-structured novel about a baboon trying to find meaning as a product manager at Google.
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Maybe she likes feeling grounded on a sturdy floorboard instead of pawing at a teetering post, but all I know for sure is that speculating her reasons makes no difference to what she uses and doesn't.
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If the Premier League were a horror film – and in many ways it often is – this would have been two zombies blindly pawing at each other in the graveyard, their reanimated corpses locked in godless pugilism.
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After looking at a signed book by Mel Brooks and then one by Steve Allen ("the first person I ever interviewed"), he started pawing at the unsorted autographs on Ms. Hample's desk: Cole Porter, Leo Tolstoy.
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After eating a couple of those low kicks as he stepped in, Kattar became more cautious in these little pawing exchanges, and then Moicano was free to skip up and hack away with the inside low kick.
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A loyal Cocker Spaniel stood by his owner's coffin in Pomezia, Italy, the Telegraph reports, pawing at the casket of his fallen owner, Andrea Cossu, 45, who was vacationing in Pescara del Tronto when a building collapsed.
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And Trump walked out the glass doors unannounced...and he did a power salute and people were pawing...It was really scary because I felt like anything could happen at that moment because he clearly was undone.
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But then he was kissing her, throwing her bag and their coats on the couch and ushering her into the bedroom, groping her ass and pawing at her chest, with the avid clumsiness of that first kiss.
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At Disneyland, he broke open a baggie of withered mushroom caps and started breathing fast and shallow in line for Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, sweating through his shirt, pawing at the orange rocks of the fake frontier.
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Like seasoned pros, they continued to play among the flailing limbs, pawing hands, and frantically aimed kisses from boys and girls alike, but tonight they've opted for a grubby spot that can accommodate under half that crowd.
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There was a moment before the helicopter took off, my hands pawing along the perimeters of the hole in the side of the aircraft where a door should have been, when I truly felt like I understood regret.
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Trudy was a librarian at a library in central New Jersey, where I spent many a childhood afternoon pawing through the low end of the Dewey Decimal System, where books on the paranormal and other oddities are kept.
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If you have a DVD player and a TV or projector on standby, you can play DVDs of zombies pawing at your window or moving ghost portraits and display them on your walls and windows for a real freak-out.
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I was able to hear almost as much as I could if I was on a bicycle — car tires pawing at the greasy wet ground, conversations of people at a crosswalk, the sound of brakes being applied ahead of me.
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And, crucially, his staff of 15 to 20 producers — many of whom Rose was accused of groping, pawing, verbally abusing, and sexually assaulting over the course of years — were on Bloomberg LP&aposs payroll and received their benefits through the company.
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A recurring scene involved course officials bent at the waist, or on their hands and knees, pawing through the wispy fescue looking for balls they had watched disappear into the tall grass while they stood only a few feet away.
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It's our title dog who spots the pup clinging to a branch over the canal, and who thinks of using the excavator's long boom to reach the pup, all communicated through the time-honored techniques of judicious pointing, barking and pawing.
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The problem isn't that Timberlake is married; it's that he got drunk and started pawing at his co-star, potentially forcing her to navigate a tricky situation she probably didn't sign up for when she signed on for the film.
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"All hell broke loose close to midnight as hooligans in the garb of revelers started pawing, molesting and passing lewd remarks on women on the streets, forcing some of them to literally take off their stilettos and run for help," it reported.
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Often too-brief profiles of specific cats and their caretakers are interspersed with plentiful shots of feline Istanbulites pawing at produce in bazaars, strutting down picturesque cobblestone streets, climbing across patchworks of sun-splashed rooftops, or posing beside the Bosphorus at dusk.
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An underrated album that still managed to sell millions, Parade is responsible for one of the most beloved hits of Prince's career: "Kiss," a preening, pawing strutter that proved just how funny he could be ("act your age/not your shoe size").
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" Caroline gets a plum seat next to Mr. Bossart, Mr. Shalimar's boss, even as Shalimar spends his evening pawing at Caroline's colleague Barbara: "She stirred in her chair, evidently trying to dislodge the Shalimar tentacles from investigating any farther up her knee.
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In the fight's first two rounds, Griffin took a leaf from his own book and employed a similar, smart strategy to what he had used against Rampage Jackson in his previous bout—plenty of output with pawing jabs, swift leg kicks and movement.
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In the Miocic fight, Arlovski was knocked out as he ate a shorter right hand while pawing out a jab to set up a swing at the body, and before that he had been missing right hands and eating counters in his squared up position.
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The plodding Dimitrenko, whose attack was limited to pawing jabs and clinch after becoming a touch hesitant to engage in slugfest once feeling his opponent's power, was floored four times in the brief bout—with Parker's clubbing right hands over the top dismantling Dimitrenko.
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For the Kansas City Chiefs' 24-year-old phenom Mahomes, the media-saturated days in Miami ahead of Sunday's big game were a virtual coronation, with NFL insiders pawing over his 2019 stats as they speculated about whether he could become the league's next superstar.
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It's truly adorable just how adored the cat has become in Bourke, the proof is in the Facebook posts, which include him trying on his new police collar and pawing at a brand-new cat tree, which keeps the kitty busy when he's not cracking cases.
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The big and tall have their own specialty clothing stores, as do the plus-size, while guys the size of Daniel Radcliffe (24-foot-230), Tom Cruise (5-7) or Bruno Mars (also 5-7) may find themselves pawing through the offerings in the boys' department.
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That question seemed relevant while pawing through the racks of Christopher Kane's new collection at his Mount Street boutique, passing tops with rhinestone-studded road signs to come to a handful of T-shirts in the season's gorgeous but grim new prints: of muscle cars, smashed up, post-crash.
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There was the guy who said, "I value our friendship too much" but would begin pawing at me when we were alone; the guy I'd go home drunk with throughout college (but only when it was his idea); and the guy who would come to my apartment late at night to get stoned and lecture me about Radiohead.
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Another French film at TIFF, Let The Corpses Tan, struck me in the same way, though it couldn't be more different: Revenge is a glossy, modern story with no compunctions about graphic male nudity or a man spending long minutes pawing around inside his slashed-open, heavily bleeding foot, trying to fish out the piece of glass that cut him.
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Crowds of spectators watch giant screens displaying the action while sitting on the lawn in front of the house, or get up close and personal with the concours condition classic cars the Style et Luxe display outside the old stables — where somewhat surprisingly, no one seems to mind small children pawing at near priceless vintage Rolls Royce or Hispano Suizas with ice cream covered fingers.
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I have some broad sense of what's going on, and I notice some familiar rhythms and enjoy them, but mostly I am inferring and guessing my ass off: leaning heavily on context and other back-channels, grasping at helpful homonyms like a drowning man pawing a buoy, and generally trying to make a strange thing somehow and somewhat more like the things I know and understand.
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But that doesn't detract from the fascinating aspects of the form itself: the pawing, galloping footwork and legwork, which often accelerate into a swiveling blur of motion below the waist; the astoundingly elastic ankles that support balancing, improbably, on the outside edges of the feet; the speed with which the dancers, their chests held proud and legs darting out from under them, can swallow up space.
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As if the length and weight of a boy's time on the road were measurable, a fifteen-year-old who hasn't maybe had sex yet or attended a funeral or slept alone away from home a single night with no family, no adult, no companions keeping him company, as if such a boy's terror after killing, for no reason, he comprehends his roommate in an Arizona motel on a pleasure trip supervised by an expensive, élite boys' camp in Vermont, as if anyone not that boy might grasp how time passed for him on the run or passes now in prison where bars and cages do not stop the running, but torture and bend time so time collapses, empties, or swells like a corpse decomposing, or towers like some suppurating beast many stories tall with bloody talons pawing the air.
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