The answer is McAvoy, waltzing from one incarnation to another.
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Prominent Republicans are always waltzing around, killing memes just by using them.
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He recently hosted "Waltzing the Dragon," a documentary exploring Chinese Australian history.
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Sprat's Ultimate Demise at Katz Deli" and "Waltzing Down to the Strand.
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Nothing beats waltzing right through the airport terminal and into tropical escape.
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Is the biting, waltzing third movement a bitterly ironic jab at tyranny?
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In Freelancer, you're never waltzing into a pirate base and razing the place.
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Then, if they are successful, it's not just a matter of waltzing into another country.
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Waltzing into Tribeca mainstay The Odéon for lunch, Tommy Dorfman apologizes for being fashionably late.
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They did an impressive job waltzing across the stage as Daenerys Targaryen and Khal Drogo.
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They are last seen waltzing on the commoners' dance floor, also known as the balcony.
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But it gets so much worse than a mouse just waltzing through the burger joint.
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Time to ask if it is truly curating art and culture with Andre Rieu: Waltzing Forever?
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Literal crabs, like from the ocean, waltzing in there and fucking up an AC/DC record.
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At least when he was waltzing with Justin Timberlake, he looked like he was enjoying himself.
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It's Banjo Paterson, the Australian bush poet, whose song "Waltzing Matilda" is known by every Australian.
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It's high time we stop ridiculing his flame shirt, waltzing on the catwalks and into your closet.
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He updated death's presence as one that interrupts life's pleasures without warning, rather than just waltzing alongside.
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On Monday, Mercury spent a little over seven hours waltzing across the Sun from our perspective on Earth.
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To the sounds of Alessia Cara's "Here," a black-clad Rose practiced her waltzing over and over again.
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It's from his "Kreisleriana," brilliantly crafted yet elusive music that seems at once playful, dangerous, waltzing and jumpy.
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Listen to the way he slips subtly from the work's grim opening to the jauntier, waltzing second section.
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Musk tore off his blazer and bopped around, prancing and waltzing around in the span of 40 seconds.
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Making Stefan a concert pianist rather than a writer allows for near-constant music and a waltzing tempo.
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You're waltzing toward credit-card debt and decorating your home with dried-out dead plants covered in electric accessories.
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Kubrick's gleeful machinery, waltzing in time to Strauss, had bounded past an abundance of human misery on the ground.
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Above all, they dance together: hand in hand, arms around waists, waltzing or turning one another, finger to scalp.
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One even becomes a character, waltzing on stage as an eight-foot-tall dress that dancer Jordan Morley commanders.
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If you listen to it in context, he wasn&apost just saying, I&aposm waltzing in there without any preparation.
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He had an appreciation for oddball creativity, shooting freak show circus acts, burlesque dancers and waltzing couples on Bastille Day.
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David sang 5 of the band's hits when it was all said and done before waltzing out of the joint.
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There's also the album's waltzing title track—essentially Mazzy Star's "Fade Into You," but make it wedding first dance fodder.
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It's not just the comfort of waltzing into the kitchen instead of fighting crowds at Sephora that makes DIY makeup alluring.
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This time around, Moore isn't exactly waltzing into the general election -- the former judge faces strong opposition from members of his party.
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In the last month, Guy Fieri has been waltzing across the country with the goal of grooming America's next top food personality.
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In this iteration of the Jerry Bruckheimer franchise, Demi is Jack Sparrow, waltzing around the joint with both charisma and presumed sex appeal.
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Ball gowns in point d'esprit and satin were singed and les smokings were, literally, smoked; a pair of waltzing extravaganzas trailed vaporous wisps.
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The remainder of PBS programming approaches self-parody: examples such as Golf's Grand Design, Great Old Amusement Parks and Andre Rieu: Waltzing Forever.
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There's also a 10-minute cover of "Tizita," the lovely, waltzing old ballad, which Mr. Mergia eventually dissolves into a fast, fraying surge.
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There was a jostling dance variation, a sternly forceful one that recalled Chopin's Prelude in C minor, and, finally, a waltzing, dizzying coda.
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And it's likely the rotting corpses of thousands upon thousands of walkers waltzing right past the last barrier keeping Westeros from total annihilation.
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According to Carreyrou, Holmes is currently waltzing around Silicon Valley, meeting with investors, hoping to raise money for an entirely new start-up idea.
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Lots of attractive and becoming humans are always waltzing out of those pages and into the television screen and then onto gold selling records.
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Some devotees of Wagner's score feel that the maidens' waltzing music of seduction is, by intention, sickly sweet, an interpretation that comes through here.
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The big tight end rumbled forward and then simply stepped out of Marcus Williams's tackle attempt, waltzing into the end zone for the score.
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"When most of us thought [Trump] would be waltzing into the background of the political arena, lo and behold, he's the frontrunner," Greenblatt said.
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"It's not as simple as waltzing to the CEO, having one conversation, and it's all magically fixed," says Kendrick, who tours nationally about mental health.
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Watching 14 live ballerinas in colorfully matched costumes leaping and spinning to Tchaikovsky's waltzing music had to have been a strangely unreal experience for him.
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Mr. Powers teaches waltzing and foxtrotting to 300 undergraduates, often using the soundtrack of "Crazy Rich Asians" or Bollywood music to reflect their cultural backgrounds.
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Instead, there was Andrew Rannells, waltzing around with Zachary Quinto, his co-star from "The Boys in the Band," and Mr. Quinto's boyfriend, Miles McMillan.
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And obnoxious questions followed about which cost more, the party the couple was waltzing into or the one they'd recently held in Palm Beach, Fla.
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Then she hurried to the Fred Astaire Dance Studio for her own waltzing lesson; she is a competitive ballroom dancer as well as a yoga teacher.
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Updated takes on the dress shirt have been waltzing down runways for a few seasons now, and linen shirts are finally taking all the right cues.
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It warmed my heart when the 85033-year-old woman I was speaking with excused herself and started waltzing around the dining room with a friend.
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They worked on the basics of tap, ballroom and jazz dance, focusing on "waltzing and rhythms and picking up patterns and coordination exercises," Ms. Moore said.
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Another couple, Tedi and Derryl Brown, sued Dollywood in 2014 , claiming the wife suffered a permanent brain injury after falling from a ride called the Waltzing Swinger.
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Recently, astronomers at the University of Hawaii found a couple of "planetary mass objects" doing just this—waltzing through the final frontier, locked in each other's embrace.
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His by-now-obligatory waltzing subtitle is "How We Read, Why So Many Can't, and What Can Be Done About It." By weight, this isn't quite right.
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But now — after a get-together that was described by sources as pleasant, productive, even interesting — Trump and Ryan are waltzing toward "unity," or something approaching it.
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Usually, when we think of heist movies, we imagine slick tuxedo-clad men waltzing into casinos or, after Ocean's 8, glamorous women stealing jewels from the Met Gala.
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Reinhardt doing the waltz with his hammer inspired by Gene Kelly waltzing with a mop from the movie Thousands Cheer may be the best one of them all.
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Nobody could possibly be surprised that DeLay got more celebrity from waltzing in an outfit lined with leopard skin than he did from running the House of Representatives.
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But no matter if she was waltzing around the ballroom with Beast or hanging out with Lumière and Cogsworth, her luscious strands were always a subject of envy.
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Mr. Harrison waltzing in to tell Rachel, on camera, that the producers are only there to help her realize her authentic dreams, or whatever, was just another underhanded move.
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And here's Rivers turning into a statue as the weakside defender who shouldn't be afraid to help off Dwyane Wade to prevent LeBron from waltzing in for an easy dunk.
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Walking into a place behind another person signaled that I was there with them, so no one would make the mistake that I was waltzing into a social venue solo.
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The notification popped up on my Apple Watch and when I hopped into the app on my phone I saw my landlord waltzing into the apartment to paint without permission.
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She jumped up and down upon seeing his face on the screen, and before long, she was waltzing into his home office and overshadowing his discussion of South Korean politics.
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Ask the Golden State Warriors, who after waltzing their way to a record 73 wins in the regular season were brick-walled by an omnipotent James in the NBA finals.
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The man seems to wallow on the floor in his own emotionalism; the woman is partly distanced (and partly complicit): As for those other waltzing couples, now see what happens.
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And the waltzing flow of "Death Valtzer" (from the ballet practice scene) is just so airy; it's a pretty fucked up way to end an experience as distressing as this.
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One is that non-competes encourage innovation by stopping rivals waltzing off with trade secrets; there is some evidence that levels of investment are higher at firms where they are used.
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There was a trailer, which was mostly hype coupled with the revelation that Captain Christopher Pike would indeed be waltzing in and taking control of the Discovery from Interim Captain Saru.
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Repurpose a slinky black gown (or use the occasion as an excuse to buy a new one), and start your foreplay with some romantic waltzing to the sounds of organ music.
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The hilarity of a man, slumped from years of crime-fighting, waltzing through a normal day in stretchy suit paints a picture that could not be farther from comic book lore.
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"We're not a team where we just turn up and we're waltzing around, strolling around like we've got an entitlement," said Mr. Southgate, the manager, during a news conference on Saturday.
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During one waltzing interlude, a devilish solo violin seems to provoke the jittery piano, which unleashes a hellbent cadenza full of fiendish runs, keyboard-sweeping glissandos and full-hand cluster chords.
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He is also a playwright whose works, which focus on gay topics, include "Waltzing, One, Two, Three," which was performed last year by the Studio 33 Theater Company in Beaumont, Tex.
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Yet he's found himself often placating conservatives and waltzing into endless controversies around whether accounts like those of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and his Infowars network get to stay on the platform.
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Schenn restored St. Louis' two-goal lead on a breakaway 57 seconds later, by stealing the puck in the neutral zone, waltzing into the offensive zone and zipping a blocker-side offering.
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A bum rush will get you a clinch or two but if Conor McGregor's feet are doing what they are supposed to, waltzing effortlessly into the kitchen just isn't going to work.
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When she slipped Olenna the paper rose a few episodes ago, I was sure she'd end up stabbing the High Sparrow in the back and waltzing back to Highgarden a free woman.
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"You didn't kill him too good, Ray," a thug named Renzo remarks as he looks at a wall-size security monitor and sees the stoic, longhaired Mr. C waltzing into their facility.
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Pruitt is an administrator who came waltzing into his position arm and arm with the fossil fuel industry and riding the coattails of a president who believes climate change to be a hoax.
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This is not a reference to her waltzing her way to runner-up status on Dancing with the Stars, but to her knocking out Bec Rawlings with a flying switch-kick in August.
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The lead single, "Up Jumped Spring," finds them pushing Freddie Hubbard's waltzing jazz standard to an insistent clip: Mr. Smith's pedaled bass and Mr. Kreisberg's taut guitar playing goad and tug at each other.
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" 'Tis sweet to be remembered, on a bright or a gloomy day / 'Tis sweet to be remembered, by a dear one far away," he crooned in a limpid tenor in the song's waltzing chorus.
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Helen Jewett became the city's leading prostitute after she arrived in New York in the 1830s, and showed off her financial independence by often waltzing down Wall Street, unaccompanied, in her signature green silk dress.
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According to a study by the National Retail Federation, consumers spend an average of $1,007.24 during the holiday season — and for some, this can mean waltzing into the New Year with a pocket full of debt.
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Besides the groping, newly uncovered videos show Trump bragging about waltzing in on half-naked contestants to "inspect" the beauty pageant, which included some contestants allegedly as young as 15, because, as the owner, he just could.
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It is June 12th 2017, Russia's independence day, and the Kremlin end of Tverskaya, Moscow's main drag, is occupied by re-enactors dressed as medieval knights, tsars, Cossacks and second-world-war soldiers waltzing to 1940s tunes.
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You train up to that point," she says, adding: "I would start giving them exercises — some days it was tap exercises, other days it was a waltzing exercise, and other days, it would be a jazz-dancing-type exercise.
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On Tuesday afternoon, President Trump wrapped up a speech in front of the National Federation of Independent Businesses that included a 20-plus minute diatribe about immigration by waltzing over to an innocent American flag and embracing it. Literally.
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If you let them fully dress themselves without input, you may end up with your 3-year-old waltzing out of her bedroom in a bathing suit and a pair of pink sparkle earmuffs when it's 20 degrees outside.
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Ms. Oliveros never shied away from hints of old-fashioned lyricism, and there are classically operatic elements here, from that waltzing to a rolling-timpani storm to lyrical solos that wouldn't be out of place in a Britten score.
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On this Youtube page (hilariously named StopThatSquirrel DropThatBar), the Kim family posted this video of a squirrel waltzing into the store like it owns the place, snatching the candy bar and running the hell out of there before it gets caught.
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"Our first introduction to him is when we were at the dress rehearsal, half-naked and changing into our bikinis, to have the owner come waltzing in when we're naked or half naked in a very physically vulnerable position," Dixon said.
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In 2014, after Ms. Heekin-Canedy, a freshman, impressed Mr. O'Hara, a senior, with her remarks during the question-and-answer session of a lecture at college, he asked her to go waltzing with him, a Friday night tradition at school.
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Who can forget the moment Bret Michaels, waltzing to the back of the stage (or upstage, if you're a theater geek) after a triumphant performance with the cast of Best Musical nom "Rock of Ages," was taken out by a flying set piece?
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Jimmy Kimmel conned an unsuspecting bunch of tourists into waltzing into the Dolby Theatre in their comfy sneakers and daypacks, right in front of the very stars they idolize enough to ride around on a bus all day looking for them. Ouch.
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If music were to be based on a game wherein the most fashionable emerges triumphant, then the dude from Yung in the green jacket would surely be waltzing down High Street Kensington, fluttering fifty pound from his deepened pockets of riches and joy.
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All of the traditional trappings of a documentary are absent — there's no voice-over, archival footage, context cards, or experts, and the footage is intercut with some over-the-top cinematic set pieces, including a JonBenét in angels' wings waltzing down an empty hall.
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As the final model exited the runway and the audience was gearing itself for the finale, Anna Cleveland appeared dressed as a tulip, waltzing down the catwalk, showering the audience with oversized petals she was plucking off herself — and then a second show started!
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Depp plays this character by waltzing around in a black cloak, sporting contact lenses and a Tilda Swinton-esque haircut (side note: Swinton would have killed it as Grindelwald) and mumbling about free love and the cruelty of Muggles in a vague British affect.
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The Paper Mario series, wherein all the characters are sentient two-dimensional beings waltzing through a mostly three-dimensional world, originally debuted to in 2000 on Nintendo 64 but hasn't had a home console version since 2007's Super Paper Mario on Nintendo Wii.
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The plot that sees the return of Elizabeth's uncle, the Duke of Windsor (formerly King Edward VIII), is overdone; there are sepia-toned flashbacks of him waltzing with Wallis Simpson and we are reminded ad nauseam that he abdicated the throne for love, for "something greater still".
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They represent different shades of collaborator: Ryder's pathetic Evelyn is simply a dullard who wants to prove to her much smarter sister that she can make it, which turns out to mean waltzing with the Nazi foreign minister, Joachim von Ribbentrop, at a White House state dinner.
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Either way, the film is an ugly display, and I prefer the poise of "Fellini's Casanova" (1976), in which the dying hero of the title, played by Donald Sutherland, ends up peering back, with red-rimmed eyes, at his youthful self, waltzing on a frozen Venetian canal.
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And Ms. Negga followed last year's breakout name, Alicia Vikander, who also happens to have been dressed by Vuitton during her debut awards season: a multigown marathon of modernized Cinderella tropes that culminated with an Oscar win in a strapless yellow waltzing dress with pixel-like beading.
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In a former bedroom, the home movies made by his fourth and last wife, Oona, show a joyful Chaplin waltzing with one of his children – he had eight with Oona, 36 years his junior — in his arms, or lying on the floor mimicking the thumb-sucking infant beside him.
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If Mr. Chazelle and Ms. Moore's concerns are correct, then we've reached a point where our tolerance for fantasy in film can accommodate intergalactic warriors and inhabitants of Middle-earth — or a couple waltzing across the sky — but not people who sing and dance better than we can.
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The Shaolin monastery developed a reputation for its spear techniques, but to a single monk travelling on the road, who will likely run into trouble if he is waltzing around with a spear, the staff is far more useful because it makes use of what is ostensibly a walking stick.
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They have unspoken dress codes (white or brightly colored dresses for the birthday girl); set gender distinctions (the chambelán, whose job is to escort and dance with the quinceañera, is almost always a young man); and established rituals, both religious and secular (Mass before the party; waltzing at the party).
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"She added, "To have the owner come waltzing in when we're naked or half naked in a very physically vulnerable position, and then to have the pressure of the people that work for him telling us to go fawn all over him, go walk up to him, talk to him.
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Sitting through a commencement speech is a roll of the dice: Your speaker might be boring or condescending, you might be sweltering from the sun or soaked by the rain, you might even be too hungover to care about what happens before victoriously waltzing across the stage to collect your diploma.
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First, there's Jo kissing the professor under his umbrella, the finale with which we're all familiar, followed by her waltzing through her grand new school for boys and girls, where she and Bhaer both teach; then there's Jo seemingly partner-free, but embracing her own published book in her arms.
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What he and Professor Grayling concluded was that most of today's leaders have simply not come to grips with the current moment of existential challenge for democracies: Politicians are still waltzing in a world where the stakes are small and intimately tied to their own party loyalty, their donors and re-election.
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At one point during the Capulet ball in Act I, after Juliette is introduced to Pâris, the young count her father wishes her to wed, she sings the light, waltzing "Je veux vivre" to a group of ogling young courtiers, explaining that she is too young and full of life to settle down.
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I carried this delicate cloth around in my pocketbook for months in hopes of having a made-for-TV movie moment where I spotted the perfect gown in a window, and within minutes was waltzing out of the store, bag in hand and Mary Tyler Moore's "You're Gonna Make It After All" blaring from somewhere.
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I make mention of history and memory waltzing together and straining to part, it must be accepted after 60 years this can happen but I am confident of Lali's telling of his story, only he could tell it and others may have a different understanding of that time but that is their understanding, I have written Lali's.
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Swift — not to mention her team of publicists and agents — is savvy about the realities of media attention, which could mean anything from inviting a grab bag of musicians onstage for her worldwide tour to that annual July Fourth photo shoot with a grab bag of recognizable friends, or just waltzing out of the gym in perfect makeup and high heels.
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Andy was at his table painting, I was doing something, Ondine was there, and Gerard comes waltzing in and says, "Hi, everybody, I have this record from my friend Nico, who I just met in Europe, I wanna play it for you, she's coming to New York..." And Gerard had a 45 RPM single in his hand and put it on the turntable.
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In WALTZING WITH A DICTATOR: The Marcoses and the Making of American Policy (1987), Raymond Bonner draws on dozens of interviews and thousands of previously classified United States government documents to investigate why not one but several American presidents — from Lyndon B. Johnson to Ronald Reagan — supported Ferdinand Marcos, the dictator who ruled in the Philippines from 1965 until 1986, even as his regime grew increasingly reprehensible.
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With Tortoise/The Sea & Cake percussionist John McEntire in the producer's chair for most of Dots and Loops, Stereolab were pushing the band's jazz, bossa nova and electronic influences deeper into the music's core, but tracks like the waltzing "The Flower Called Nowhere" and the swinging "Miss Modular" were clearly indebted to the romantic 60s sound mined by artists such as Burt Bacharach, Wendy & Bonnie, and the Association.
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Over the following few weeks, the children were filmed as they went about their disparate activities — schoolyard fights for the working classes, ballet lessons and the performance of "Waltzing Matilda" in Latin for those to the manner born — and then were brought together for a "very special day in London," an outing that included a party and a trip to the zoo, where one of the posh boys tries in vain to get his social inferiors to stop throwing things at a polar bear.
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