A man wearing jeans and a leather jacket restlessly paced.
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In another room, a woman named Natasha was pacing restlessly.
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Mr. Rozzell restlessly moves about the space, dodging the lounging audience.
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Restlessly, the others pull back to wait for the next passenger vehicle.
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She was deeply ambitious, restlessly intelligent, self-regarding, and a little mean.
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Mr Ocasek, restlessly creative, released solo albums, wrote poetry and made art.
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Mm-hmm. I mean, I'm always restlessly looking for something to create.
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Restlessly, the world awaits Robert Mueller's conclusions on Russian interference in American politics.
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Edith Wharton kept restlessly editing her best sellers even through numerous print runs.
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His talent made him "restlessly ambitious," said Hannah Waddilove, a colleague at the consultancy.
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The Toronto Raptors' All-Star is restlessly pursuing only one thing: a championship ring.
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Now we sit alone in our rooms, restlessly scrolling for something free to read.
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Together, they reveal a gathering storm: an artist restlessly in search of a new idiom.
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During my first trip in September, I restlessly picked at a tray of tired meats.
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To find a way forward, he dives restlessly into the underground, sifting through the past.
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On Friday, Courvoisier performs with a different duet partner: the restlessly iconoclastic guitarist Mary Halvorson.happyluckyno6463.
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Now, he restlessly paced the long marble corridors of the Italian Embassy overlooking the Nile.
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Mostly, though, he keeps shifting from serious to satirical while restlessly toying with the visuals.
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Near him, Amine sat restlessly, moving on his seat and playing with a water bottle.
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When the time came for the national anthem, the Warriors restlessly swayed from foot to foot.
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So, too, humans restlessly seek power, fame and money in a race to survive and reproduce.
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I've been sleeping pretty restlessly lately, waking up in the night or struggling to stay asleep.
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His former colleagues have described him in interviews with Chinese newspapers as restlessly ambitious and energetic.
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He restlessly moves around the apartment, performing like he doesn't care that he's been stood up.
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The movie restlessly jumps around in time, cramming almost more information than you can take in.
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But something about it resonates with a restlessly searching mood in present culture, hostile to old ideas.
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Through the flight, one young woman lay slumped against the window, shifting restlessly with her eyes closed.
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At least in Berlin there are streets, beats and the sight of restlessly moving, twisting, slamming bodies.
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During a recent afternoon, del Vizo, 60, paced restlessly around the main patio, imagining a future without Maduro.
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Her audience, meanwhile, fidget restlessly as their erections begin to press against their tight black tie suit trousers.
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As he restlessly circumambulates, verbally and physically, he's always reaching for explanations that seem to explode on him.
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" Despite L'Enclume's modest appearance, Rogan is "restlessly inventing and pushing his ingredients to extract maximum flavour and interest.
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I stayed up late while he slumbered, restlessly turning pages, willing him to disappear into the warm night air.
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It also restlessly, if not satisfyingly, shifts between comedy and tragedy — a McDonagh specialty — splattering blood along the way.
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But he's only 50, and he's too restlessly ambitious to give up pushing the media world in new directions.
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The movie's eye roves restlessly through the streets, casting a harsh gaze on crumbling public estates and growing corporate monstrosities.
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Rounding out the ménage is their ranting aunt, Marie Josephine, who lives restlessly in the attic, like the mad Mrs.
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But all three are riveting, restlessly searching out new shapes to confront their author's ongoing subject of absolute existential doubt.
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In Kawauchi's account, these birds were homing pigeons rendered distraught by the devastation below, circling restlessly, uncertain where to land.
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That makes it a sleek, albeit unexpected, complement to the production of Marshmello, whose music is restlessly and relentlessly dopey.
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Dense chords murmur restlessly, as wavering melodic lines escape from sustained, quivering sonorities and spin off, sometimes disappearing into an ether.
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Yet who could blame a loyalist for wondering if ghosts were rising from their Wrigley crypt and moving restlessly, remorselessly westward.
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But in 1865, after years of moving restlessly from state to state, Lewis crossed the sea, and ultimately vanished into obscurity.
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The moving images aren't in synch, and the effect is disorienting, with viewers restlessly shifting position to take it all in.
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They went to Australia, spent three months in continental Europe, and toured their home nation restlessly—but still, it wasn't enough.
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It is typical of this restlessly prolific director that in the next fortnight she will be unveiling two new shows almost simultaneously.
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I start the rice cooker right away when I get home, and pace around the apartment restlessly while it does its thing.
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Mr. Dylan has always restlessly rearranged his songs, toying with lyrics and leaving only a few of his recordings' musical landmarks intact.
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It is set among the restlessly shifting American landscape of three different centuries, and its characters are shaken by three monumental wars.
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His supporters saw in him a mind too restlessly alive to the possibilities of art to be confined to any one style.
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The song's restlessly strummed folk-rock ponders whether the trauma was worth it, circling through possibilities but never settling on an answer.
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Basquiat was especially devoted to bebop, the restlessly inventive genre typified by the likes of Parker, Davis, Ornette Coleman and Thelonious Monk.
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The Hudson River rolling out to sea at your feet impressively compensates, with its restlessly crisscrossing oil barges, ferries and vintage sailboats.
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She turns everything over restlessly: In her prose, poignant reminiscences sharpen into bitter ironies, or laments reveal flashes of comedy, determination, defiance.
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While a gospel underpinning holds much of the album together, there are spots that thumb restlessly through Kanyes past for style cues.
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In a novel that restlessly spans decades and continents, a woman named Pippa is as close as de Kretser gets to a protagonist.
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Each piece's dichotomous look shapes the idea of how the future, sleek and indiscernible, sits restlessly next to the solidified concept of history.
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That choreography traveled restlessly from side to side (or front to back, depending on your vantage point), making the most of its confines.
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Occupy Wall Street is now standing restlessly in the wings and calling for world revolution as it waits for its turn in 2020.
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Altman moved the camera restlessly, giving the impression that there was always more to look at than he had the capacity to show.
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They sculpted a literary, restlessly inventive brand of jazz-rock, producing some of the most artistically and commercially potent music of that era.
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The aisles and exits double as thoroughfares for the actors, who restlessly climb up and down the steps, occasionally plopping down beside a spectator.
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The controversy has dominated the Polish press for days, and reporters queued restlessly outside the archive, keen to get their hands on the pages.
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Even after he was working full time at Arkenstone on technology products for the blind, he was restlessly looking for new issues to address.
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Though I lost patience with "The Reef," which jumps restlessly among segments and locales, many people in the audience stood and cheered at the end.
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Her husband, tall and slender, had been moving restlessly around the kitchen, but when he heard her words, he came and sat next to her.
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The writer and director Hu Bo puts these lives into motion with compassion, a restlessly moving camera and an intricate narrative that never feels overdetermined.
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Perhaps, though part of the kinetic charge of the Galway-based troupe's lively, comical "Godot" comes from the restlessly acrobatic nature of Mr. Monaghan's Gogo.
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But Bowie was intensely liminal and restlessly creative—Cracked Actor gets at that aspect of his persona better than anything, even if it isn't very good.
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Restlessly seeking the fresh enemies he needs to sustain his support, Mr Orban immediately grasped the opportunity presented by Europe's incoherent response to the refugee crisis.
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A little later, an elderly man in a beige windbreaker who had been walking restlessly around all morning came upon their now empty tables and chairs.
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Mr. Bi is a virtuoso of the mobile camera, following his characters as they travel restlessly (and sometimes pointlessly) by foot, pickup truck and motorbike. (A.
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It's usually a slight to argue that an artist "hasn't found their voice yet"; in the case of the restlessly versatile Jillian Tamaki, it's an endorsement.
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"As he restlessly circumambulates, verbally and physically, he's always reaching for explanations that seem to explode on him," Brantley wrote in his New York Times review.
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Centuries later, a young woman in Victorian England restlessly sets aside half-finished embroidery and—ensuring that she is alone—laces her needle into her wrist instead.
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Image credit: Mika McKinnonFor the next hour, we paced around restlessly, alternating between peering into the mist and searching for that elusive single bar of cellular service.
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I was only a few feet in front of him, almost at his feet, and I watched the general, in his black suit, jiggle his legs restlessly.
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Between songwriters Austin Brown and Andrew Savage, Brown keeps closer to the band's oblique post-punk wellspring, while Savage runs restlessly across punk's more approachable expanded field.
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But once you begin looking at it, you may find your eyes roaming restlessly over the surface of the miniature mural, try to absorb all the details.
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In the late 1960s and early 1970s Mr. Lipofsky explored his new medium restlessly, applying decals to glass, painting the surface and creating opacity with fuming metal salts.
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He may even mutter to himself, and grimace; shift restlessly in his seat; take fevered notes as if your every remark is priceless, or, pointedly, cease taking notes.
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He moves constantly, restlessly — pacing and jittering and signaling, bellowing instructions and calling players over for brief conclaves and turning on his heel to consult with his bench.
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He likes to move the camera, sometimes just to nudge your attention from where you think it should be, but always in concert with his restlessly inventive staging.
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Unlike climate change and so many other vital ecological issues, there is nothing we can do about the great beast stirring restlessly beneath our feet, beneath our lives.
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It's the open cases that sting, that keep the women and their volunteers up at night, restlessly staring into bright screens until their eyelids droop, unwilling to let go.
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He had transferred restlessly between schools, and he was taking his time to graduate; a stock-picking hobby that grew into a promising source of income had fallen apart.
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Such talk is delivered in fragments in "Good Grief," which takes place between 1992 and 2005, or rather in an indefinite present in which N restlessly recalls that period.
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Between the recordings, she has become one of the essential violinists of our time, a restlessly curious artist eager to commission contemporary composers and push the boundaries of performance.
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"Chained to the Rhythm" is a seductive song about awareness and action (or lack thereof) and Ms. Perry restlessly stalked a rotating stage as though she couldn't be contained.
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"But Seriously" is a baggy hodgepodge of a book, the work of a talker rather than a writer, roaming over topics as restlessly as McEnroe once roamed the court.
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He is depicted here with no indication of a particular political vision; he is not a messianic voice of third-world resistance, but a fallible, restlessly creative and melancholy man.
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We filmmakers must restlessly strive to be honest with the material we capture, even as reality itself becomes more unstable and we as a culture embrace radical social media performance.
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For two years now, New York wine lovers have been restlessly tapping their feet, checking their watches and sighing heavily as they waited for word that Rouge Tomate would reappear.
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GODMODE affiliate Yaeji today shared a restlessly dynamic new mix in support of her upcoming appearance at the Rooster: A Queer Lunar New Year party on Sunday in New York.
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After this, we shift restlessly back and forth, from place to place and year to year until — a last flash-forward, we land back in 1950, just where we began.
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At least initially, this feels like a different "Star Trek" iteration, with Picard having resigned from Starfleet, and taken up residence -- a bit restlessly -- at a serene vineyard in France.
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She photographed zoo animals traumatized by the bombing: "Two Prisoners" records a restlessly pacing tiger locking eyes with a double amputee — a man without legs — caged in a little wheeled cart.
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One restaurant was still open there, brightly lit in red and blue, and I could hear music, Balkan pop, the uneven drums and pipes, a woman's voice singing restlessly around them.
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Indeed, neither scientists nor philosophers know for sure what color is: it hovers restlessly between the subjective world of sensation and the objective world of fact within a narrow perceptual sweep.
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Jumping between skrams-y catharsis, techno bliss, and dead-eyed drones, there's this sense of restlessly looking for peace in all the usual places, but mostly being unable to really find it.
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As he restlessly runs his hands through his hair, eyes blazing with irritation, we learn that Gerry's beef isn't just with the sartorial demands but with the whole notion of gay weddings.
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But what made the New Republic and its peer policy magazines so great was how restlessly, relentlessly idiosyncratic they were — that's how they drove new ideologies and new ideas to the fore.
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While there their personalities are subsumed into their anonymous role as crowd-members, here they're cute kids having fun bleaching their hair and restlessly jumping around, waiting in line for takes to begin.
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What happened next has scarcely been documented, even though it represents a significant turn in his career — and shows how restlessly he continued to alchemize history and the present, into his last years.
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Mike Kelley (1954—2012) was a restlessly interdisciplinary artist best known for certain themes — youth, trauma, American pop culture — and materials (most famously, found stuffed animals) — rather than a particular genre or form.
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In two programs over three days, in elegantly intimate rooms at the Park Avenue Armory, this soprano, one of the most restlessly adventurous artists of our time, gave a pair of extraordinary performances.
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When he finally got to the United States, Fernandez did what my parents and millions of other recent arrivals have done every day since they came: restlessly work to make their dreams a reality.
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Everyone knows what it's like to suffer through a long, pointless meeting at work, one where you restlessly count the minutes until you can go back to your desk and actually get something done.
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The symphony continues without pause to a playfully macabre second movement, followed by an explosive third in which the percussionists seem to log a mile in steps as they restlessly move among their instruments.
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Lundy established herself in the early 963s as a talented multi-instrumentalist, restlessly inventive composer and husky-voiced singer ready to pick up the mantle from the likes of Carmen McRae and Sarah Vaughan.
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The effect is impressionistic; it suggests a personality that is hard to pin down, almost restlessly seeking a mould (the reggae artist, the philosopher of Rastafarianism, the spokesperson for the dispossessed?), but ultimately remaining unsettled.
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The caffeinated permutations of familiar ingredients, combined with a playlist that swings restlessly from Ella Fitzgerald to Norwegian E.D.M., creates an atmosphere that is at once nostalgic and ultramodern, a reflection of the city itself.
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Nobody did take Hield seriously at first; who does take a kid seriously from a neighborhood of 400 people with no track record of producing NBA talent who restlessly declares he will be exactly that?
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As Werther, a sensitive poet who falls for the sweet, responsible Charlotte (Isabel Leonard) even though she has promised to marry another man, Mr. Grigolo restlessly stalks the picturesquely askew sets of Richard Eyre's production.
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We talk about being addicted to or distracted by social media, but not the fact advertiser-driven sites and services need us to restlessly "engage" to boost the metrics that determine how much money is made.
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The father shifted restlessly from foot to foot, eager to be done with it, to be home, perhaps, king at his own table, gesturing for his wife to slice the meat, to pass the buttered peas.
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It's thrilling to watch this pioneering German painter restlessly experiment with color and surface in the form of portraits, landscapes, still lifes and scenes of peasant women and children she made during her short time on earth.
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The FBI director was reportedly flabbergasted when President Trump alleged that Barack Obama had ordered Trump's "wires tapped" in the weeks before the election, and is restlessly waiting for the Department of Justice to refute Trump's claims.
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Because her decades-deep catalog can be daunting to navigate, especially outside of those classic albums, we put together a streamlined guide to some of the most enduring moments in her restlessly creative and game-changing career.
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For any ordinary pop star, this might mean some time off, but the restlessly creative mind behind Pop 240 never sleeps, and has dedicated the last few months to the delivery of a rake of top quality loosies.
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" At his sentencing in 2009, Judge Glasser told Sater: "For 11 years, I would suspect you had gone to bed every night or every other night sleeping a little restlessly and wondering what your sentence is going to be.
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LOS ANGELES — The night before what was possibly his final game at Dodger Stadium in a home uniform, Yasiel Puig restlessly paced around his double locker, his eyes on his smartphone as he tapped and talked out text messages.
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Sitting restlessly in a team refugee tracksuit in a cafe by London's Tower Bridge with teammate Anjelina Lohalith, Omar speaks in a steely voice about the athletes' progress, including his success outpacing four national team runners to finish 17th.
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He had a brief flirtation with Hollywood (Labyrinth and Absolute Beginners, neither received well.) All of which is what Bowie was restlessly reacting to with the anti-popular Tin Machine — which foretold and arguably helped inspire the rise of 1990s grunge.
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Lately, though, those momentary interruptions have turned into extended periods of reflection, of journeys through the darkened hallways of my home as I restlessly ponder the nagging question: Are hedge funds a dying investment strategy, forever banished to lagging performance?
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None of this is explicitly stated, but it pulses restlessly under Mr. Fenner's surface before it's embodied in visceral, electric fashion in Mercutio's death scene, which exposes a tangle of compulsive, propulsive feelings that make reason surrender to a higher power.
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The speech offered the architects of the new segregationist order a beguiling metaphor to rationalize their efforts; the races would now work, Washington vowed, "separate as the fingers … one as the hand" in the restlessly improving spirit of free enterprise.
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Photo by Nicola Zolin Iraqi teenager Nejem, 15, left Baghdad 11 days ago with his mother, brothers, and sisters; VICE News met him as he restlessly paced around a cavernous tent in the makeshift camp at Idomeni, which is home to at least 1,000 people.
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"He likes to move the camera, sometimes just to nudge your attention from where you think it should be, but always in concert with his restlessly inventive staging," the New York Times's Manohla Dargis wrote in her glowing review of the film from October.
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He has been estranged from his family since then — Douglas is expected to testify for the prosecution in Los Angeles — and for years led a peripatetic life, moving restlessly among California, New York and Texas, even as he became a suspect in three murders.
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In a post-literary life that only added to his myth, Rimbaud restlessly traveled the world, signing on as a mercenary on the island of Java in what is now Indonesia, then working for years as an explorer and trader in Ethiopia and Yemen.
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In a post-literary life that only added to his myth, Rimbaud restlessly traveled the world, signing on as a mercenary on the island of Java in what is now Indonesia, then working for years as an explorer and trader in Ethiopia and Yemen.
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At once symbolic and concrete, the film is further punctuated by images of watchful animals — "frequent shots of fiery-eyed hyenas restlessly stalking the outskirts of the town like evil spirits alert to the scent of decay," as Stephen Holden wrote in his New York Times review.
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Bernie Sanders, accustomed to making like Leonard Bernstein at big rallies and upset he's not in Iowa to relish his surge, had a hard time keeping his hands still, moving them restlessly, silently clapping, and finally holding them together on his chest over his blue sweater.
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The featured ensemble, the JACK Quartet, is one of the most restlessly inventive and versatile new-music string quartets around, and was recently reinvigorated when two fine players, the violinist Austin Wulliman and the cellist Jay Campbell, joined the founding members Christopher Otto (violin) and John Pickford Richards (viola).
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Consider what you might learn from the life of a content house pet when you find yourself restlessly over-stretching yourself and trying to cram too many things into your day for the sake of meeting idealized goals—especially if this comes at a cost to your health.
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The result is an impressively dense discography and Soundcloud that seems to scroll on forever—track after resplendent track of restlessly jumping rhythms spliced with hypnotic synth swirls, knotting together an astonishing array of textures and colors and intricacies, each compacted cut as genuinely as exciting as the last.
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The questions, which will begin Wednesday afternoon and could go late into the evening, will allow senators, who have been sitting restlessly in the Senate chamber for more than a week listening to dueling presentations from the two sides, the chance to participate in the proceedings, albeit indirectly.
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The 20-minute work is layered with shape-shifting elements: droning low sonorities; restlessly oscillating figures; sonic masses that come in and out of focus; blocks of chords that heave and sway; and, in one surprising turn, a beguiling melodic episode that yearns to settle in but never quite does.
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Pepys, who was born to quarrelsome and barely literate parents and rose to become a principal officer of the navy, could be radical in religion and politics, exuberant in friendship, restlessly bibulous, guiltily devoted to music and theatre, congenitally lascivious, prone to bouts of violent jealousy, and often generous to friends and family.
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So forgive my excitement about this steampunk party: the small universe of artists, artisans, welders, carpenters, tall-bicycle clubs, DIY flotilla builders and hundreds of other restlessly creative garden-variety freaks—the original gentrifiers who plowed their way through deserted industrial Brooklyn nearly 20 years ago—are nothing short of fascinating to me.
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One reason for the endurance of George Stevens's film, from 1953, is the supreme equipoise that it finds between two contending impulses—the will to wander, moving restlessly through a desert land, versus the urge to take root, battling for your right to settle down and defying those who would snatch it away.
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Although Ms. Sobule has not matched that commercial success in recent years, she remains just as restlessly creative: For her 2014 album, "Dottie's Charms," she asked literary stars like Jonathan Lethem, Luc Sante and David Hajdu to contribute lyrics that were inspired by a vintage bracelet she received as a birthday gift.
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It shifts restlessly between the throwback boom bap French and Harry Fraud famously mined for 0003's "Shot Caller" ("Wave Gods" and "Old Man Wildin"), the brash sample choices of peak Dipset ("Jackson 5" and "Sanctuary Pt. 2"), and a very of-the-moment, codeine crazy trap ("Man of My City" and "Holy Moly").
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" US District Court Judge I. Leo Glasser, who had sentenced dozens of people to prison based on information Sater had provided to the FBI, told him, "For 11 years, I would suspect you had gone to bed every night or every other night sleeping a little restlessly and wondering what your sentence is going to be.
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Judging by his lacklustre election campaign Mr Schulz has a habit of flitting restlessly between subjects without prosecuting any long enough to make an impact and a habit of letting his rhetoric get far ahead of the substance (his lofty talk of rewriting Germany's social contract was not borne out in his party's modest social-justice proposals, for example).
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Restlessly creative, in recent times Mala has ventured with Gilles Peterson to locales as far flung as Cuba and Peru to work on the Mala In Cuba and Mirrors albums—efforts that seek to combine the "raw, melancholic London greyness" of Mala's own electronic work with the flair and flamboyance of the musicians he met in Latin America.
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Hopps's analyses of artists' work, including that of friends such as Frank Stella and Edward Kienholz are enlivened by personal anecdotes: Jay DeFeo, who spent eight years on her sculptural masterpiece, "The Rose," which weighed more than a ton and was layered nearly a foot thick with paint, is distraught when it is removed from her apartment, while Robert Rauschenberg restlessly paints over finished works—even if they are already in someone's collection.
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