The performance climaxes, then slinks on, crests again and continues.
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Venus slinks into Scorpio and your commitment zone come September 7.993.
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After it finishes it's work, the moose slinks away, it's job done.
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However, their criminal target slinks off unnoticed while they do a victory dance.
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Fernanda, played by Plaza with sinister deadpan, slinks around mischievously — she wants adventure.
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This Tuesday, celestial seductress Venus slinks into Scorpio, stoking the erotic embers everywhere.
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Thomas reddens and slinks away, and Gertrude watches him go with dry eyes.
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A fox slinks across the desert road in the light of car headlights.
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Issa slinks home after two nights away and one slightly awkward kiss with Daniel.
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A 30-foot-high stone wall slinks through the residential streets of west Philadelphia.
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So he slinks away, dejected and humbled, a hollowed-out husk of his former self.
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She asks him to leave the next day, and he slinks back to his boat.
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The seductive vibes are simmering starting Friday, when Venus slinks into Scorpio until October 18.
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Everyone slinks off Twitter and back to, you know, their jobs and families and stuff.
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Elodie Yung's Elektra all but slinks off with the entire second half of Daredevil's second season.
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He slinks away from the table, clearly pissing off his former, not-quite sister-in-law.
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As another presidential election season slinks toward us, it's hard to tell what the rules are.
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A woman in sunglasses slinks into her room and we see that she has a black eye.
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The Moon slinks into Scorpio at 3:43 PM, bringing out the inner witch in us all.
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Until August 2, the red planet slinks seductively through Scorpio, sounding the call for pleasure and playtime.
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After the show-down with the Losers' Club in IT, the clown slinks away to the sewers.
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The cat slinks away from her grip and leaps out of her clutches, seemingly dashing under the porch.
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The magic happens behind closed doors this December, as mojo-boosting Mars slinks through your seductive eighth house.
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Josh's impossibly hot girlfriend Valencia (Gabrielle Ruiz) slinks around Josh and the bus like she's stalking her prey.
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Its an ecstatic energy even though, as per usual the track slinks along at a low slung tempo.
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She's a legit gold-digger who slinks around in furs and picks her teeth at the dinner table.
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Yep. Spicer's actions bring to mind that famous scene from The Simpsons where Homer slinks away into the bushes.
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As Jimmy slinks back toward the couch, Kim believes Jimmy's call with his boss was all rainbows and butterflies.
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Colt Bennett (Ashton Kutcher), having washed up as a semipro quarterback in Canada, slinks back to Garrison, Colo. (pop.
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I think about greeting a roommate who murmurs a wary hello and slinks out the door to the common area.
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The superhero and the supervillain fight, scheme, and bluster, and one gains dominance while the other slinks away, thwarted again.
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A sexy woman named Silver slinks into a jazz bar called the Paradise Club, and the rumors come trailing after.
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Witnesses and suspects are interviewed, and dusty hovels are scoured while Mary Magdalene (María Botto) slinks around pointlessly in the background.
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As Dawson raps about old jobs and the intricacies of the American income tax system, he slinks through desolate, murky environments.
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From there, Ellie slinks through a dark, dystopian forest full of dead bodies hanging from trees or impaled on whatever's handy.
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But Zellweger slinks through them with a pantherlike eroticism we've seldom seen from the "Bridget Jones" star, and it suits her.
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My neighborhood slinks through the rugged hills of dry grass and trees, terrain not unlike what we've seen burning on television.
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Later, he slinks off to Gerri's room so she can turn him back on by telling him how disgusting he is.
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And where have Eden, who slinks around barefoot in a white dress and a Stepford smile, and David been all this time?
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Tyler and BK sling their arms over him in a series of stilted, broey embraces and the intro to "Cruise" slinks out.
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He checks in with his parents, then slinks away distraught after they reject his attempt to discuss his impending death from cancer.
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We come to accept his constant stream of epigrams ('Life announces itself with force; death slinks off') with equal reverence and wariness.
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He just about slinks away with the entire movie, making you wish his Roman and Messina's Zsasz had their own Warner Bros.
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Charlize Theron slinks in as a villainous hacker in silly blond dreads, jetting around while doing a lot of fast, furious typing.
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The second you invoke it, it's like saying the Lord's Prayer in front of Dracula, he slinks off back into the shadows.
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Once the unknowable becomes known — "it" reveals itself, or the demogorgon slinks out of the shadows — it stops feeding your frantic, terrified imagination.
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But, as Kelly enjoys seeing her own face plastered on a big screen TV, an adult-sized shadow slinks across the wall behind her.
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Your dog, who had been barking and wriggling with excitement, now slinks back to his basket and puts his head down on his paws.
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His declaration late in the film that "life announces itself in force — death slinks off" suggests that he is still winning the daily battle.
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Those kind of numbers were not going to dampen the mood of Carolyn Maloney, the Democratic congresswoman under whose district part of the subway slinks.
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At first blush, Chiana (Gigi Edgley) is a classic femme fatale sexpot and artful dodger who slinks her way in and out of wild situations.
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Beginning a few nights before Christmas, your adolescent adventurer just can't wait any longer and slinks into the unrenovated basement to prematurely open their present.
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Rather than donning the mantle of leadership, cultivating followers, and forging consensus around U.S. priorities, the beleaguered giant slinks behind the walls of Fortress America.
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It's exciting to see where this next generation of fashion designers and models and artists are going to take it before it slinks back underground again.
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" —a woman "You think you're fucking a grown man, until he rolls over and mysteriously slinks into shiny college-era shorts that do not fit correctly.
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She slinks off at 5 PM and asks if you could collect all her Tupperware for her at the end of the party, but come on.
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In the clip, which is quickly spreading across social media, the little pooch in the perfectly fitted trunk peters out and slinks down to the floor.
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She slinks around the stage, occasionally wafted aloft, lit in lurid green light and holding a beckoning bottle, embodying the almost sexual temptation of the liquor.
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When the lights go down and the warped arcade synth of "Mixtape" slinks out over the crowd, there's a brief roar before everyone's hands fly up.
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Glenn Howerton ("It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia") stars as Jack, a Harvard philosophy professor who slinks back to Toledo, Ohio, in disgrace after being denied tenure.
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A down-tempo version of "Heart of Glass" by Blondie slinks through this sequence, which culminates with Offred and Moira taking cover in a vacant cafe.
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When sunlight takes its own sweet time to arrive in the morning and slinks away before dinner, that sleepy feeling prevails, even if we've just slept.
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Wendy is a corporate psychotherapist for a hedge fund—kind of like a life coach for capitalism—and she slinks around the office in austere sheath dresses.
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My boy cat peeks his head out from under the bed and gives me a meow, so I scratch his head before he slinks back into the darkness.
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Her debut single, "Not What I Thought" follows in the spacey production she gravitated toward, but elsewhere on the EP, like "Let Go," she slinks across the track.
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It's a grueling track that lasts for nearly eight minutes, as the band slinks between notes and lets the uncomfortable silence linger far longer than anyone would like.
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Camouflaged into its surroundings, one such rope slinks down from the ceiling, changing from off-white to a bright blue that matches the metal stool it coils around.
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He shuffles his papers, marches out of the room, and slinks back into a mid-century armchair with a snifter of good, expensive brandy, and slaps on Strictly Tiefschwarz.
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" Tennessee relays a too true tale of the modern date flake and the crowd titters with the recognition of shared experience, as Jenny slinks: "Are you even still alive?
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Earn simply slinks off to the school bus, gray hoodie zipped all the way to the top, and watches silently as Devon takes a heaping helping of undeserved humiliation.
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The words of "Paradise" may kiss you with warmth ("You sit back and close your eyes / We're burning, but so alive"), but the production slinks along with cool traces of blues.
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Photo: James H (Flickr)If movies were scientifically accurate, here's how Jaws would pan out: As the film's signature theme begins to play, a black dorsal fin slinks around the water's surface.
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Shiri Appleby stars as Rachel, a reality TV producer fresh off a mental health breakdown who reluctantly slinks back to the job that destroyed her sense of self in the first place.
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They waved banners with Austen's name on them; they put on pageants in which "Prejudice," cowed by the spectacle of Jane Austen and other lady geniuses, slinks off the stage in shame.
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The Elektra of Netflix's Daredevil, the one Miller won't even acknowledge, is a glamorous antihero who, in the hands of actress Elodie Yung, slinks off with the second half of season two.
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GOP gubernatorial aspirant Ron DeSantis is introduced as someone who likes Trump, takes the stage to demonstrate his approval of Trump, then slinks off before his speech becomes dangerously long or memorable.
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A couple makes out on a pool table, two men flirt in a corner, a woman grinds on a man in a sleeveless flannel shirt, and later slinks around on the dance floor.
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He sounds almost sheepish, but he shouldn't—there's a classic 60s swoon to "I Want You to Give Me Enough Time," while "Wall Watcher" slinks in like a brooding Brando-esque bad boy.
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Maggie Townsend wins gold, but Hope slinks away unsatisfied, believing everything she has done—that is, stop being a gross mess for a little while and helping another person—has been for nothing.
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Your friend awkwardly takes them off to reveal mismatched socks and slinks back to the living room in shame where your fellow literati are quickly baring their feet to avoid a scolding. Yes.
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The Black Panther even slinks into a swank casino with some backup and before long the place has erupted with the kind of choreographed mayhem that — as legs and gowns twirl — achieves liftoff.
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Although the scenes and songs that follow have their pleasures — Anastacia McCleskey slinks and sings seductively as the tough leader of Mac's prostitutes — the quirks of the plot gradually descend from zany to ludicrous.
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Suicide, if "Frankie Teardrop" was played pop, and repurposed Stooges riffs abound, while Ian slinks lyrics that are half arch seduction and half hep-cat insurrectionist manifesto, but both sides delivered with a pleading sincerity.
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After apologetically explaining that you don't have your wallet on you, the peach dejectedly slinks off into the distance where you see it meeting up with an old Blackberry and the Noid from Domino's Pizza.
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Elodie Yung slinks into the second season of Marvel's Daredevil (premiering today on Netflix) as Elektra, the mysterious, rich-girl martial artist who enlists Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) to help her take down the Yakuza.
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After he slinks away, Midge downs a bottle of red wine on the subway, marches through the rain to the famed Gaslight club and winds up onstage, soaking and soused in a pink swing coat.
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Leo and Scorpio are two very different energies—Leo basks gloriously in the sun, while the scorpion slinks in the shadows, but these two signs do have some things in common: loyalty, reliability, and creativity.
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When he slinks back to New Jersey to live with his mother, he discovers that her home has been threatened with foreclosure by Tygen Billows, the once and forever frontman of Juggernaut's old nemesis, Mouthfeel.
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Breathing all these elements to life is the voice of Daphne Rubin-Vega — the original Mimi in "Rent" — whose performance as Dolores slinks into the listener's mind in a way that feels unrivaled in audio.
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While Bullock and Blanchett get the meat of the script to work with, surprisingly it's Hathaway who slinks off with the entire movie — in part because she gets to play a glamorous, soulless simulacrum of herself.
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Keeping with that tradition, the cocksure Willie calmly slinks into the club, acts much bigger than his schemes deserve — one involves stealing dogs, then returning them for the reward — and lords it over Benny and Iffy.
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In one paragraph, she seems to channel Steve Irwin as he slinks up on a feral critter in the woods, talking about these strange men and women who live in the Valley and what drives them.
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Like an animal in captivity, Bafort, who is also a model, slinks and lounges with long-limbed grace; but it's Cvetkovic who holds the movie steady, giving Jake a secretive, worn gentleness that's tinged with tragedy.
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Female Leatherback turtle gets into trouble: Adam Rees, Plymouth UniversityImage: Adam Rees/British Ecological SocietyA pregnant female Leatherback turtle slinks back to the ocean after being saved by local NGOs and scientists after it became stranded inland.
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Yes, it's the return of "Cats," Andrew Lloyd Webber's brazenly nonsensical take on T. S. Eliot, which slinks into the Neil Simon starting July 14, and will likely camp out there, licking its paws, now and forever.
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It could be because of one shot where Gamora awkwardly slinks off as the Avengers are having a somber moment (keep in mind this is the Gamora from the past, who has no connection to the currents Avengers).
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He's fresh off a suicidal mental-health crisis, and he slinks back to his hometown in Texas to crash with his recently widowed sister, Amy (JoAnna Garcia Swisher), and her surly-beyond-reason teenage daughter, Reese (Chloe East).
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She brings an amusing hoydenish quality to Brooke, who slinks across the stage when she's in character — or as close to in character as Brooke will ever get — and then breaks into a klutzy, graceless walk when she's offstage.
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A virtual scarecrow in the form of a Call of Duty-like VR app provoking fear in the heart of the lesser man who slinks in the potent shadow of Underwood, who sticks to traditional, flat screen-based games.
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Prince slinks across the stage, wields a guitar as if it is a lover (gripping its body with equal parts love and aggression), and builds layers of lyrics that seep deep into the psyche of listeners across the globe.
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Swan slinks away to go over what went down wrongly in his mind, before reengaging with Black Ops III in what's effectively both a backstage area and second, smaller competitive zone, where less-glamorous matches have been played this weekend.
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His seven-foot frame slinks across the court with grace and sneaky speed, and when he finds some cushion on the right wing, he corrals a pass, hesitates with a ball-fake to the corner, and unleashes a three-pointer.
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Our heroine Lara Jean runs across her high school campus in Clueless-style plaid skirts and platform combat boots; the mean girl slinks into a party in a slip dress and choker like she's walking right off the set of Jawbreakers.
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An energy source can trigger the reverse reaction, causing a protein in state A to overcome a chemical barrier and transform into state B; when this insoluble protein bumps into a droplet, it slinks easily inside, like a raindrop in a puddle.
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As a badger he maps the dark wood by smells alone, as an otter he sees the river through a thousand tiny bubbles, and as a fox he slinks into a new city of London defined by dark corners and rubbish dumps.
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After a group date with the remaining men—a game of basketball in which no game whatsoever was to be found—DeMario's girlfriend slinks out of the stands and pulls Rachel aside to tell her that DeMario is her boyfriend of seven months.
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A simple, muted riff slinks into earshot, weighed down by distortion and the measured thud-thud-thud of the drums; the first few moments wouldn't feel out of place on In Utero (or Live Through This)—that is, until the vocals kick in.
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It's the smallest gestures that mean the most, like getting special rabbinical permission to take a private jet to Saudi Arabia on the Sabbath, or turning out all the lights and giggling until Steve Bannon stops ringing the doorbell and slinks away.
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But about half-way through, things take a certain turn—A Reservoir Dogs-suited Mr. Peanutbutter slinks out of the shadows with a shotgun, BoJack and Hollyhock run from the police, and BoJack is haunted by a hallucinatory chorus of spectral, dancing popsicles.
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But everything that slinks, bounds, and lumbers across this sun-baked, proto-Madagascan theater is united in unshakeable wariness over the region's most feared apex predator: Razanandrongobe sakalavae, an enormous, land-striding relative of crocodiles with a nightmare where its face ought to go.
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A curved, voice-controlled display at the front of the car and a retractable desk in the middle allow you to both work and play, and when you're ready to doze off, everything hides away and your chair slinks down into the shape of a comfortable bed.
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The sort of autotuned chorale that's become Bon Iver's signature over the last half decade opens the track, but even as the Weeknd slinks his way through the track, Cashmere Cat carefully creates a downcast world of jittery blips and booming synth bass that could only belong to him.
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Or Guillaume Henry's ability to learn from his own mistakes at Nina Ricci, and abandon transparent styling tricks for smudgy seduction in a "sporty bourgeois," Romy Schneider-inspired show of lace and crushed-velvet slipdresses, key-hole slinks, and pencil skirts and organza tops under eelskin trench coats.
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Newcomers to Diplo may only know him as half of the Jack Ü masterminds behind the Justin Bieber-featuring pop hit "Where R Ü Now," but "Bird Song" sees him slip back comfortably into his hip-hop roots, providing a slow-thumping tune chirping with wonky, whistling, birdcall-like accents and crunchy percussion that slinks low to the ground beneath M.I.A's drone-like, bird-referencing lyrics.
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