Meanwhile, I could see her puttering around in her townhouse.
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Make it while puttering around the kitchen looking at the mail.
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"My true favorite activity is what I call "puttering around the house.
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He zooms out and discovers a single car puttering around down in North Carolina.
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He is that neighbor puttering around his garage, tinkering with an old lawn mower.
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When I got the phone call, I was at home in Jerusalem, puttering around my kitchen.
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PAST MIDNIGHT I find myself going to bed at 1 in the morning, just puttering around.
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And all the while, the diminutive kiwi, New Zealand's most symbolic bird, was puttering around the underbrush.
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I think he would have been happy staying in the apartment, puttering around and reading the Times.
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Unfortunately, for anyone hoping that we'll all be puttering around in solar planes soon — well, that's pretty unlikely.
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Yesterday, someone spotted one of Apple's newly licensed self-driving cars puttering around in Silicon Valley, and — surprise!
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" Puttering around the studio, he remarks, "I remember reading that some people cried when they saw Rothko's paintings.
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It was always difficult to imagine him puttering around the house, satisfied playing the role of graying retiree.
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The grown-up kids have gathered at their childhood home, where a white-haired man is puttering around behind them.
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I mean, I captured a bunch of neat-looking footage after puttering around the Times Square subway station for an hour.
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Once the audience was seated in the playhouse, he arrived unveiled, puttering around the shadowy stage while commenting on his "contentions" with live performance.
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"I was puttering around a bookshop to go and have a little think, and I found a book on 'Muriel's Wedding,'" Ms. Pavlovic said.
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Meanwhile, a #DeleteLyft campaign made up of mostly Trump supporters who are critical of the company's anti-Trump stance is puttering around on social media.
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The unifying agent is Ms. Pauly's skill, honed since she was a 16-year-old puttering around in her grandmother's kitchen in Long Beach, Calif.
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" Mr. Trump has long enjoyed puttering around his homes, said Timothy O'Brien, the author of the 2005 book "TrumpNation: The Art of Being the Donald.
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The idea is that building the map ahead of the time can free up processing power for the car's software to be "alert" while puttering around autonomously.
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This could lead the way to bigger autonomous public transit-focused solutions like self-driving buses (which are already puttering around American cities) and smart map technology.
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Like the majority of good coaches, Fisher may be a better architect than maintainer, far more adept at razing and rebuilding than puttering around and making repairs.
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The house shoes she wore for cooking, cleaning and just puttering around the house in her walk-in closet along with dozens of other pairs of shoes.
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But outside Britain's right-wing newspapers, Corbyn is portrayed more as the balmy uncle in the conservatory, puttering around with tulips and murmuring about the class struggle.
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While the picture of retired folks may have once been more about puttering around and doing nothing, retirees of today and tomorrow have a lot more going on.
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America's archetypal family unit was going to be organized around a powerful woman with a grown-ass daughter and an annoying, retired husband puttering around and causing mischief.
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That nagging problem leaves her puttering around the house in the wee hours of the night, desperately rearranging furniture and jerkily practicing sit-up routines out of exercise books.
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I drag myself out of bed, shower, and then make myself a few pods of coffee that I sip while puttering around, watering our backyard plants, and feeding the pups.
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Starship plans to deploy 83–50 robots at each campus over the next 24 months, which means there could be upwards of 5,000 robots puttering around these schools by 2021.
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I'm quite content puttering around in my little ship, mining here and blasting there, popping a few pirates when they show up on my radar, trading minerals with TV-headed aliens.
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Once I had a rubber stamp to be a Dutch citizen and another to be a husband, we celebrated by puttering around the Amsterdam canals with my rickety boat, drinking cheap champagne.
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While New York was still puttering around in a fog of MMA squeamishness (which it's still doing, by the way), New Jersey was paving the way for the future success of the sport.
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O'Reilly is now just like every other irate retiree who used to watch his TV show, puttering around his house in a bathrobe, making calls to his kids that go straight to voicemail.
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The young tenor protagonist (Andrew Dickinson), here a modern-day photographer puttering around his home darkroom, is doubled by an older male actor (Wim van der Grijn) wearing the same style of suit.
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A good chunk of the population is stuck indoors in self-isolation as a cautionary measure, spending most of our days puttering around in sweatpants, working from home, and combing the web for entertainment.
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Dad couldn't stay away from the farm, puttering around in the huge back garden; planting various squash (or as he pronounced it, "skwarsh"), potatoes and tomatoes; wrangling grandkids to till, plant or pull weeds.
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Since Superstore takes place almost entirely inside the Cloud 9 store, the scenes start with unnamed customers or employees puttering around the store – cleaning, stealing, sharing awkward moments, and generally winning at the show's signature humor.
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Many successful people have a routine that helps them start their day right, whether it's puttering around and reading the newspaper like Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, or taking some time for meditation like Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
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From role-playing as her mom's makeup artist to sweeping powder on mannequin heads, there's nary a weekend that goes by where we don't see five-year-old North puttering around with some new KKW Beauty product in hand.
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When he wasn't leading seminars or puttering around his comfortable home in a wooded neighborhood five minutes from the Bucknell campus in rural Lewisburg, Pa., Nega traveled abroad for academic conferences and lectured on human rights at the European Parliament in Brussels.
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HESS It seems appropriate that our final cultural image of Hugh Hefner is a sexless one: The geriatric puttering around the house in his pajamas, surrounding himself with young women who made him seem even older, only achieving actual coitus with medical intervention.
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He was looking forward to getting back to his private life, to puttering around, painting, reading — he was rereading Malcolm Gladwell's "Outliers" — and hanging with his girlfriend, the actress Xosha Roquemore, and their baby, who was born last year, and whose name and gender, per Mr. Stanfield's desire, have been kept under wraps.
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It's reaching for some of that early Spielberg magic — like when he cut between the kids in class refusing to dissect their frogs and E.T. puttering around the house in E.T. But Trevorrow doesn't seem to get that cutting from a kid belching the ABCs to Watts trying to commit murder isn't going to fly.
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OV's clothes perfectly suit an era in which, for many women, improving their looks and their life style has become a job that they're supposed to regard as fun—I couldn't imagine simply puttering around my apartment in a bright crop top that bared several inches of midriff and leggings so tight that a thong shows through.
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Other meals I'd enjoy cooking this week, now that I'm back in my home kitchen and puttering around: Melissa's recipe for a crisp chicken schnitzel with lemony herb salad; our old colleague Mark Bittman's recipe for salmon burgers; Bobby Flay's recipe for a Cubano-style cheeseburger; or any one of our 16 crazy-fast dinner recipes that are ready in 20 minutes or less.
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That gumbo's best — all gumbo is best — if it gets some time to cure in the refrigerator after cooking, so for dinner tonight: a fine new recipe for salsa verde chicken, which you can make in a pressure cooker if you want to go fast; in a slow cooker (above) if you're puttering around the house all day; or on the stove if gadgets aren't your thing. Delicious.
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Their present problems weren't the most noble—Blake Griffin was absent after breaking his hand punching a team staffer the week before, Austin Rivers had been ejected in the second quarter for getting two technical fouls in short order, and the team had spent the first three-and-a-half quarters puttering around against the outmatched Wolves—and so were characteristic of what the team has often been, in defiance of both those forecasts and all that talent.
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Mohave Daily Miner, May 20, 1988, page B8. Google News Spark attended the University of Arizona as a Flinn scholar, from which he received a degree in creative writing, with Honors, with a minor in media arts. While at the University of Arizona, he made Just Puttering Around, a 1992 documentary about octogenarian folk artist William Holzman,Tucsonweekly.com for which the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences awarded him a 1992 student Emmy Award.
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In 1893, Evans's way of life as a married, middling archaeologist, puttering around the Ashmolean, and travelling extensively and perpetually on holiday with his beloved Margaret, came to an abrupt end, leaving emotional devastation in its wake and changing the course of his life. Freeman died in March 1892. Always of precarious health, he had heard that Spain had a salubrious climate. Travelling there to test the hypothesis and perhaps improve his physical condition, he contracted smallpox and was gone in a few days.
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Craig Blake (Jeff Bridges) is a young Southern man born of a wealthy family, but left lonely and idle after his parents died in a plane crash. He is content to spend his time fishing, hunting and puttering around his large family mansion in Birmingham, Alabama, inhabited only by himself and a butler (Scatman Crothers). Blake's "job" is a sinecure working at a shady investment firm run by a slick con artist named Jabo (Joe Spinell) and he does very little actual work. But since he has to have his name "on paper" somehow as an employee, he is asked to personally transact the purchasing of a small gym that the real estate firm is buying in order to clear space for an office high-rise.
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Part One of the story opens in 1997 with Abe Matchcard speaking to the reader while puttering around his home, the old Clyde Fans building in Toronto. He tells the story of how he and his brother, Simon, watched their family's electric fan company go out of business in the face of the emerging air conditioning industry, while relating stories of his sales technique and talking about his peculiar brother. The story then, in Part Two, moves back in time to 1957, and focuses on Simon's attempt at a "real life", despite his "inability to cope" with his role as salesman, while his more outgoing, natural salesman brother dominates and belittles him. He sets out "on a humiliatingly unsuccessful attempt at opening new sales territory", but is turned down by potential client after potential client due to his introversion and insecure approach.
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