You can see her eyes light up whenever they're around, and now that she's perambulating, she toddles behind them, looking for whatever mischief she can get into.
32.
Later, the Expos'Mike Lansing pouted over a called strike with a 12-second walk; Fassero himself perambulated for seven seconds after a bad swing on a 1-1 count.
33.
Therefore, the second-act climax of " Sherry ! " moved the action to a nearby skating rink, with several characters on roller skates and Whiteside perambulating in his wheelchair.
34.
Morell uses it to create an eight-hour record of shifting clouds and perambulating people, like Warhol's famous six-hour film of someone sleeping, but condensed into a single image.
35.
And it sometimes seems as though his enemies there are " nothing but perambulating sacks of human compost placed upon this earth for the sole purpose of the fertilization of Pat McNab's back garden ."
36.
At Manchester in 1597 John Dee recorded in his diary that he with the curate, the clerk and " diverse of the town of diverse ages " perambulated the bounds of the parish taking six days in all.
37.
As the father of the world's foremost golf prodigy, Earl Woods has become something of a perambulating social institution, dispensing anecdotes, wisdom and advice about child-rearing and life-living that draws big audiences.
38.
In 1698, he was created a count, in 1702 appointed chancellor of Uppsala University, and during the first half of the Great Northern War, as the chief of Charles'perambulating chancellery, he was practically prime minister.
39.
One of Bandelier's early disciples was Charles Lummis, a newspapering Harvard alumnus who, in 1884, had walked from Cincinnati to the Pacific ( 3, 507 miles in 145 days ), and was particularly intrigued by his perambulating through the Southwest.
40.
New York University now sends out a homemade videotape about Greenwich Village, in which the university's voluble president, L . Jay Oliva, perambulates the neighborhood like a zealous tour guide, extolling its manifold virtues and chatting up local notables like Charles Kuralt.
